Alice M. Roller

Alice Marie Roller, age 86, of Oxford, Wisconsin died Wednesday, October 17, 2012 at the Villa Pines Living Center in Friendship, Wisconsin surrounded by her loving family.

Memorial services will be 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 20, 2012 at the Roseberry’s Funeral Home in Friendship, Wisconsin.   Pastor Sam Downey will officiate.  Visitation will be 1:00 p.m. until the time of service on Saturday at Roseberry’s Funeral Home.

Interment will be at the Easton Cemetery at a later date.

Alice was born April 7, 1926 in Lincoln Township, Adams County, Wisconsin to Albert and Eva (Lish) Hollman.  They always had a home church wherever they lived – South Burr Oak Methodist Church where she was active in the youth group, the White Creek Congregational Church and Gardner, MT Community Church where they lived and worked many years.

She married Robert M. Roller on October 9, 1942 in Wisconsin Dells.  They farmed in Easton Township until 1971, when they moved to Gardner, MT until 1996 when they returned to Adams because of health issues.

Memorials may be directed to the White Creek Congregational Church.

Alice was preceded in death by her parents, Albert and Eva (Lish) Hollman; husband, Robert M. Roller; son-in-law, Gerald Cook; daughter-in-law, Patti Roller; and brothers:  Gaylord Hollman and Robert Hollman.

Survivors:
Daughter:  Eleanor (Robert) Bonnett of Oxford, Wisconsin
Daughter:  Dorthey Cook (Ken Smith) of Granton, Wisconsin
Son:  Duane Roller of Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
Son:  Victor Roller of Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
Grandchildren:

  • Deren (Jeanie) Cook
  • Jeff (Denise) Cook
  • Alisa (Chris) Eichhorn
  • Cory Bonnett
  • Aaron (Tania) Bonnett
  • Victor Wm. Roller
  • Derek Roller
  • Nicole (Florentino) Gonzalez
  • Kim Hebel
  • Sunny (Dean) Darling
  • Jessica Roller
  • Crystal Roller

Great-grandchild:  14
Great-Great-Grandchild:  1
Sister:  Carol Lyman of Roswell, New Mexico
Sister:  Esther Jeanne John of Longmont, Colorado
Further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.

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Condolences

  1. Edith Barton and Clela Rueter says:

    We just wanted to say how sad we are at the passing of your Mother. We both have good memories of the farm and the days gone bye.

  2. Anita & Donald Genrich says:

    To the family of Alice Roller – we’d like to extend our sincere sympathies and prayers. I remember Alice and Bob when they returned to the White Creek Church from their Montana trips. They were full of life and service to God and country, Anita. Eleanor, we understand the presence of a mother is always dear. We are thinking of you and holding you in prayer, Don & Anita.

  3. Linda Charles says:

    I am sorry for your loss. May your memories comfort you in these difficult times.

  4. Loren Lecy and Peg Henriksen says:

    we are so sorry on your loss. May God , family and friends comfort you during this difficult time

  5. Betty (Hollman ) Timm says:

    My sympathy to each of you and the grand-children.
    Alice was a great sister-law and friend,we shared many good times together.
    I think about our trips out west and the good times in Yellowstone Park.
    May God help you to get pass this and always to think about the good times.
    .

  6. Jodi Helgeson says:

    What a wonderful lady Alice was. I enjoyed visiting with her when they came to Doris and Casey’s. My sympathy to you all.

  7. Pat Pietrzak says:

    My sympathy to all of Alice’s family. I know you’ll miss her very much.

  8. Carlette-Rhea and Gary Machan and Family says:

    We are so very sorry to hear about your Mom’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family and we share in your loss. May your wonderful and treasured memories be of comfort at this difficult time. Remember these special times: all the family get togethers, your Mom’s delicious fried chicken, dressing chickens at the farm, our trips up north camping and fishing, and of course, all the awesome Yellowstone stories. We always looked forward to your folks visits at Carl and June’s as well as their trips to see us in Fremont, and Sioux City. We love the beautiful and cozy afghan Alice made for us–just how many did she make? We are really sorry we will not be at the funeral but we will be with you in spirit. Let’s get together at deer hunting and reminisce over one of those great pancake breakfasts! If there is anything we can do, please let us know. Our Deepest Sympathy, and Love.

  9. Cheryl Theis says:

    Rest in peace Aunt Alice…..Cheryl Theis and famiy.

  10. Jennifer Armstrong says:

    I am sorry for your loss. She is with the lord and not suffering anymore. She was a sweet lady for me just meeting her. I enjoyed taking care of her when I did. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Love you.