Te ame, te amo y te amare mi hermana!!!😘fuiste una excelente  hermana ! Dios m dio la bendición de tenerte como hermana! Extrañaré siempre tu llamada! Y hablábamos horas en el teléfono! Acordate loca! Así decíamos!😘❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Te ame, te amo y te amare mi adorada hermana! Acordate siempre juntas! Extraño nuestras llamadas! Y yo se que estás con nuestra madre! Y seguramente me han de estar regañando! Amores las amo!😘❤️😍

My sincerest condolences to Alicia’s family. I last saw Alicia in March and I am truly saddened by her passing. There will be a huge void in the office, especially the Intake department.  She will be remembered for many years of service and hard work at LSS. She had a wealth of knowledge and experience dealing with clients and files and was always willing to help. She had a great sense of humour and was caring.  I remember her always making sure we were aware that there was food in the office from various events/meetings and she would always ask whether we’ve had something to eat. Her intelligence coupled with wisdom would allow for many jokes and hilarious commentary on difficult files that we had to deal with, releasing tension and stress. 
She will be missed a lot! 


I'll always remember Alicia for her sense of humour, her kindness, her zest for life and for how much she loved her family.
Alicia and I worked together in the LSS Intake Clinic for many years and I am so lucky to have had that opportunity to know her.
She simply sparkled.
Rest in peace, Alicia
My condolences to her family for your loss.






My sincerest condolences to you. Alicia and I were co-workers at LSS Intake for over 13 years. My fondest memory is of her exiting her office, right arm extended singing the first line of Stop! In the Name of Love by The Supremes. She was always up for a laugh and I will miss her great sense of humour and playfulness. Rest in peace, Alicia, and know that you’re in our thoughts. 

My deep condolences to the family.  Although I was no longer working in the Vancouver office directly with Alicia we kept in touch through inter-office media.  On my infrequent trips into Vancouver office Alicia had a way of making me feel missed. We often traded stories about our sons and their lives. She was so proud of her son. But my main memory of Alicia will always be her sense of humour. She had a great laugh and enjoyed a good chuckle.  Her playfulness and enthusiasm for a good joke was contagious.  She was a free spirit who enjoyed people. God's blessing Alicia. 

I met Alicia when I joined the LSS Intake team. We bonded over food, mainly, as well as her fantastic sense of humor. Often, after a catered meeting that another department had hosted, the remaining food would be left in the lunchroom. She was always the first to know about the 'up for grabs' food and would always swing by my office to tell me (or message me). That was just one of the many ways in which she looked out for me as a new (and somewhat young) Intake worker. Her sense of humor always made me laugh  and her feisty attitude was one of her most endearing qualities. I will miss her dearly.

I am so very sorry for your loss.  Alicia and I worked together for many years before my retirement.  We had lots of great chats and laughs.  Alicia often cooked and was kind enough to share a recipe or two with me.  She so loved her family and was so proud of you.  I will keep you all in my prayers. Anne

Tia laly, that's what her neices and nephews called her. She was my aunt. I wish I would have been closer to her and we lived closer. I do have sweet memories with my aunt ❤️.  I remember my mom talking to her over the phone and my aunt always being kind whenever I spoke to her. I also remember she was funny and very diplomatic! I looked up to that because she was always so organized. I have one great memory when I went on vacation to Costa Rica and we were all having a great time we went shopping and she was so into the handmade jewelry and small boutique shops. We got some beautiful jewelry there and she got me a necklace that I still have and will always cherish ❤️. Laly, you will be missed and always loved. 

Alicia was my friend for many years
 We worked for the same organization but in different sections. During the years we shared our love for family life and shared the same values as immigrant women from Central America . Alicia loved her family life and often shared anecdotes about her trips back home and trips to Costa Rica where she had relatives.
Alicia had a great sense of humor, always calm and willing to help.
To eternity I will keep her memory in my heart.
My sincere condolences to Alicia's family. 
May her soul rest in peace in Heaven.


 

Alicia was my co-worker and dear friend for many years.  She loved her son and was so proud of him.  Alicia and I share family values and culture and I have great memories of her that I will keep forever in my heart. My deepest sympathy to her family and friend for your loss. I will never forget her❤


We were school friends at Colegio de la Asunción from 4th grade on, we hang out many times, went to parties together we were also neighbors and hung out together I left in 8th grade to study abroad, when I came back I became a flight attendant for TACA, a couple of years later she joined the company, I trained her, and we flew together so many times, we took a trip together to Costa Rica, we had a great time, I left the company to  go back to the University in Arlington, Texas; we found each other thanks to FB, we kept in touch through posts and she always asked me for recipes, very dear friend, Alicia se te va a extrañar mucho, voy a extrañar tus comentarios, un abrazo hasta el cielo...

Hi, and I'm SO sorry for your loss.   Alicia was a co-worker of mine and I spent many many happy hours with her and just loved her great sense of humour.   I will always remember Alicia salsa dancing her way into my office and saying, "Hey!  Guess what...." then she'd share some funny story about either herself or someone else and we'd bend over from laughing.  The world is a slightly less bright place without her.   She will be missed.

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Maria Alicia (Sigaran-Call) Rosales-Melendez

September 14, 1958 – May 1, 2020

Vancouver Memorial Services and Crematorium

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