Service Information
Alice N. Frederiksen, wife of Roy, age 95, of Buffalo Lake, Minnesota, formerly Hutchinson, Minnesota, passed away on Tuesday, November 2, 2021, at Buffalo Lake Healthcare Center in Buffalo Lake.
Memorial Service will be held on Friday, November 12, 2021, at 11:00 A.M., at Hunters Ridge Community Church in Hutchinson, with interment in Oakland Cemetery in Hutchinson.
Gathering of Family and Friends will be held on Thursday, November 11, 2021, from 5:00–7:00 P.M. and will continue one hour prior to the service, all at Hunters Ridge Community Church.
Obituary
Alice Naomi Nelson Frederiksen was born on July 28, 1926, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She was the daughter of Axel and Wilhelmina (Johnson) Nelson. Alice spent a happy childhood hiking and exploring the hills of Little Falls, Minnesota and the Bluffs along the Mississippi River. She received her education in Little Falls, and was a graduate with the Little Falls High School class of 1944. She furthered her education at the Minnesota School of Business in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
In 1947, while on a three-month trip, Alice met Roy when they were both employed at Yellowstone National Park. On September 12, 1948, Alice was united in marriage to Roy E. Frederiksen in Norseland, Minnesota. This marriage was blessed with four children, Lynn, John, Jean, and Paul. Alice and Roy resided in Watertown, South Dakota, Springfield, Minnesota, Cosmos, Minnesota, Cynthiana, Kentucky, and Hutchinson, Minnesota, (and in each of those homes, the kitchen was always a soft yellow). They relocated to Buffalo Lake, Minnesota in August of 2021. Alice and Roy shared 73 years of marriage.
Alice was employed as an Administrative Secretary for Wold Chamberlin Airport, now known as Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. She worked at Cosmos News in Cosmos, Minnesota, for many years and played the church organ at First Lutheran Church in Cosmos.
Alice enjoyed RV traveling, sewing, reading, and history, especially Little Falls and Duluth, Minnesota. She thoroughly enjoyed spending time with her family, grandchildren and friends.
Alice, our loving, caring wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, passed away on Tuesday, November 2, 2021, at the Buffalo Lake Healthcare Center in Buffalo Lake, Minnesota, at the age of 95 years.
Blessed be her memory.
Alice is survived by her
Husband, Roy Frederiksen of Buffalo Lake, MN;
Children, Lynn Buck and her husband, Earl, of Hutchinson, MN,
John Frederiksen and his wife, Mary, of Cosmos, MN,
Jean Blake and her husband, Robb, of Eagle River, AK,
Paul Frederiksen and his wife, Jane, of Cedar Falls, IA;
Grandchildren, Jessica, Christopher, CariLynn, Quincy, Charity, Shawn, Scott, Jodi, Nathan, Dawn, Devin,
Aarin, Travis;
17 Great-grandchildren;
Many other relatives and friends.
Alice is preceded in death by her Parents, Axel and Wilhelmina Nelson; Sister, Judith Cates; many of her Duluth relatives.
Charity says
I will always remember your kind spirit and humour no matter the situation. I love you and will always remember your laugh grandma. Love your Cheerio charity.
Diane and Dave Olson says
This is a tuff time in history to have a love one pass, with Covid. Hopefully you could be with her in her final hours. Your Mom lived a full live and it looked like she enjoy a lot of things. AND Roy was still alive,Wow. 73 years, that is something. Bless the years you had with her and now enjoy the time with your father. Memories are the best healing mechanism God gave us, so use every one with your full heart. It will be fun!
Robin Kragenbring says
My deepest sympathy to all of Alice’s family.
Linda Ruzicka says
Sorry to hear of your mom’s death. She was a special lady. Liked running into her, and your dad. Always Reminisced, and had a wonderful conversation with them. Our thoughts and prayers to all the family.
Linda Hoffmann Ruzicka
Karen Hoffmann says
Roy & family,
Sending our sympathy and remembering all of you in our thoughts and prayers. Cherish all the wonderful memories that you have made over the years and hold them close to your hearts.
May God Bless all of you and her memory. Love, hugs and prayers to all.
Larry and Karen Hoffmann