Birth date: Nov 21, 1964 Death date: Oct 16, 2015
Alice Arnold LRMC Lakeland – Mrs. Alice Marie Arnold, age 50, went home to be with the Lord on Friday, October 16, 2015, following a short illness of cancer. She was born in Valparaiso, IN and moved to Lakeland 26 years ago from A Read Obituary
My heart goes out to Alice's family! I pray to give them all peace knowing that she is with the Lord! Love you Karen, you are a rock, hang in there.
Debbie
My sympathy to your family. Alice had such a kind, sweet spirit. I count it an honor and privilege to have known and worked with her. May God watch over and bless you in your time of mourning.
Your friends from Winter Haven Hospital remember you as one of the nicest person we have ever met.
We loved sitting near Alice in Connect Group at FBC at the Mall. Alice's sweet, quiet and elegant spirit was always present. We so much wish that we had the opportunity to get to know her better.
Bob and Diane Cavanaugh
Alice was one of the most amazing woman I have ever met! Most people aspire to leave a legacy here on earth and that is exactly what Alice did!! Her incredible knowledge and amazing spirit will carry on inside many nurses at LRH that she helped to shape into who they are today, including me! We cry out of selfishness because we miss her already, but may we find peace in knowing that she is in heaven dancing in her white gown, pain free!! We Love you Alice! Thank you for being you!
My deepest sympathy to the family! I worked with Alice for about nine years,she was one of my favorite nurses and a very special person.We all learned from Alice and we fought over who was going to work with her,she baked chocolate chip cookies for my birthday,she was admired and truly loved.I will miss one of the best people I know,RIP my sweet Alice!
Alice always had a smile on her face and a kind word to say. She saw the best in everyone and brought it out easily. She was an amazing nurse, a caring friend, an a perfect mentor. She was as sweet and as strong as they come. She will live on in so many hearts forever.
My condolences to the family...I will never forget her signature "bob" hairstyle, her smile, and her wonderful laugh!!! I'll always remember her sitting in the break room with her pencil box and her book. Man, that pencil box had everything under the sun in it. No matter what it was she always seemed to have it in that box. She was a true example of a good Christian. I will miss seeing her in the ER... Her taking care of me a and my daughter. There are just so many wonderful things that could be said about Alice. I don't think there's enough room to go into all of it . I love and miss you so much.
I've worked with Alice since the beginning of 2006 and she taught me everything I know and so much more than just nursing. She was a saint in my eyes and I will miss her every single second of every single day for as long as I live. I find my comfort in knowing she's watching over all of us and she's dancing on the streets of gold. I'll never forget your voice or your witty comebacks. Go eat a pickle Alicitamitabonita! I love you!
Alice and I worked together for eight years in the ED. She was a mentor and a friend with the ability to remain calm, clear and inspiring through everything. She was an incredible nurse and teacher on how to be an effective ED nurse. Her smile was infectious, and disarming. When she spoke about all of her kids and her husband she would glow with pride, joy and love and you knew just how much she loved them, and they loved her right back. The best part was her unwavering commitment to God, as she witnessed to us all through her words and actions. Alice, you are irreplaceable and your memory will live on in each of us. It gives me comfort knowing that you are with the Lord and Heaven is rejoicing. You will be missed and on those days when I am sad, all I have to do is look at that smile and I smile too, for I am a better person for having known you. I love you my friend.
Laurie Hays Hunt
