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Lichte

In Loving Memory

Lichte, Alberta May

In celebration of Alberta May (nee: Grieshaber) Lichte. May 4th, 1932 to August 31st, 2021.

On May 4th, 1932, Alberta was born to Albert and Louise (nee: Thowe) Grieshaber in rural St. Marys, Kansas. She attended school in Kansas and graduated with a specialist degree in education. Alberta was an elementary school teacher and taught in the states of Kansas and Missouri for thirty three years.

On March 25th, 1972, Alberta was united in marriage to Reverend Melvin F. Lichte, and became a stepmother to Richard and Carolyn. Alberta enjoyed attending service at St. Lucas United Church of Christ where she was a member of the women’s fellowship and the minister’s wives.

Alberta and Melvin traveled the globe together visiting several countries. She enjoyed playing the organ, piano, and had a love of music.

Alberta was preceded in death by her parents and her husband Melvin. She leaves to mourn by her passing her brothers Daniel, Charles and Raymond, her sister-in-law Gladys, stepson Richard, step daughter-in-law Susan, step daughter Carolyn, grandchildren Melissa, Rachel, Evelyn, Adam, and their families, her three great grandchildren, cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends.

Memorial service Friday, October 15th, 10am, St. Lucas United Church of Christ, 11735 Denny Rd, 63126. Interment at Memorial Park Cemetery, Lexington, MO. In lieu of flowers donations can be made in her name to the Alzheimer’s Association.

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2 thoughts on “Lichte, Alberta May”

  1. Alberta was a good friend for many years. I enjoyed seeing and conversing with her many times. On each occasion she expressed her love for her family and I admired her greatly. May she now join Melvin and family in the joy of heaven. Rest in peace, Alberta.

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  2. Alberta was a good friend for many years. I enjoyed seeing and conversing with her many times. On each occasion she expressed her love for her family and I admired her greatly. May she now join Melvin and family in the joy of heaven. Rest in peace, Alberta.

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