In Memory Of

"Gramma Al" Aldia Josephine Cadrain

Jun 23, 1935 - Dec 14, 2025

Service

Monday, December 22, 2025
1:00 pm
St Matthew Catholic Church
5208-53 Avenue
Rocky Mountain House, AB

Notice

For those wishing to make a memorial contribution in Gramma Al’s memory, please consider giving to the 2016 Compassionate Care Hospice Society, Rocky Mountain House.



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Obituary

With deep love and admiration for a life well lived, the family of Aldia Cadrain announces her peaceful passing on December 14, 2025, at the age of 90.
Known affectionately as GG to her grandchildren and as Gramma Al in the community, Aldia lived a life rooted in faith, service, courage, and unwavering love. Her generosity and warmth touched thousands through her cooking, her hugs, her humor, and her steady presence.
Aldia was born on June 23, 1935, near Delmas Saskatchewan to Philias and Rosabelle Lessard. Four siblings passed away before her birth, a loss that shaped the tenderness and faith of her family. She grew up in North Battleford, Sask with four older sisters Dora, Delores, Anna Mae, and Eleanor, one younger sister Jeannette, and one younger brother Dennis. She is lovingly survived by her sister Eleanor of Winnipeg.
After her parents separated in 1943, her mother operated a busy boarding house where the older girls helped with cooking and the younger ones were kept busy with chores such as sweeping floors and making beds. It was during these years that Aldia developed a lifelong love of dance. Ballet, tap, and Highland lessons kept her busy and out from underfoot. At the Catholic school she attended a compassionate nun helped her overcome a childhood stutter which transformed her confidence.
At sixteen, believing she was called to serve God, Aldia joined the Sisters of Mission Service in Saskatoon. After a year and a half in the convent she returned home on a sabbatical, never expecting that life had another plan. It was then she met Joseph Cadrain, the handsome man who would become the love of her young life. Their courtship unfolded between the Nordegg logging camps and handwritten love letters carried across Alberta. They were married on October 31, 1953. She was eighteen and he was twenty-five.
They began their married life in the Nordegg logging camps where she often laughed about being teased for not knowing how to even boil water. It became one of her favorite stories to tell. She learned to cook from her mother-in-law Agnes, her husband and brother-in-law.
After several moves and the arrival of their first children, Aldia and Joe moved to Rocky Mountain House in 1956. Two years later in 1958 they purchased a farm five miles east of town where they raised their family and created a home filled with hard work, faith, and the joyful noise of children. With eleven children born between 1954 and 1967 Aldia often said, “My children and I grew up together.” Those years included an outhouse, a wood stove, endless flannel diapers, gardens, and newborns arriving one after another. It was a busy and formative time when she became both a mother and a teacher.
Aldia’s life of service was wide reaching. She catered her first wedding in 1972 and continued for more than thirty years. She also led the St. Matthew’s Junior Choir for thirteen years, teaching many children to sing with heart even though she never learned to read music.
In her forties, Aldia learned to ski which became the beginning of years of mountain adventures across Alberta, British Columbia, and Montana. She taught her children and many of her grandchildren to love the slopes as much as she did and always reminded them before every run to call in their angels. Family ski trips to Panorama became treasured memories.
After Joe’s passing in 1983, Aldia’s spirituality deepened. She blended her Catholic roots with teachings about prayer, energy, and angels, and lived by the belief that God always put her where He knew she needed to be so she could be of better service to herself and others.
It was during her years operating the concessions at the arena and curling club that many came to know and love her as Gramma Al. Her cinnamon buns became as famous as her warm personality. Her welcoming presence became part of Rocky’s community spirit.
Aldia believed deeply in serving where she stood. Her philosophy was simple. "If I can, I should". Her community involvement included the Catholic Women’s League, the Rocky Lions Club, the Rocky Mountain House Stampede Board, and many other volunteer roles.
In 2002, Aldia was honored for her outstanding volunteerism after leading an initiative that raised thirty thousand dollars to install handrails at the Stampede grounds which improved safety and accessibility for seniors, families, and visitors.
Aldia married Ernie Miller later in life although heartbreak followed when Ernie passed away only weeks into their marriage during a trip to Alaska. True to her nature she moved forward and took on one of her most remarkable adventures cooking for ranching crews on Umnak Island in the Aleutian chain.
She loved to travel and enjoyed special journeys with her children and grandchildren including two trips to Ireland and a cherished trip with five of her granddaughters.
In last chapters of her life Aldia continued to live life to the fullest. She completed her first skydive in 1999 at age sixty-four, walked on fire, rode hundreds of miles on the back of a motorcycle. She travelled to India in 2000 where she met a Calgary family who came to call her Grandma. These years also brought a final companionship; she married Willard Mitchell in 2009. She continued to travel well into her eighties spending time with her grandchildren and great grandchildren whenever she could. Dancing, clogging at family campouts, the legion on Saturday nights. One of her favorite music festivals was held at the David Thompson Resort and she attended every year up until 2025.
In her final weeks, she was lovingly cared for by her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, even insisting that she could put her clogging shoes on and dance with her walker. What an amazing lady, she continued to inspire and share her wisdom right until the end. “Because I can” was her motto.
Her sayings remain stitched into the hearts of those she leaves behind:
“By the Grace of God go I”
With Infinite love and gratitude for your wisdom and love, from her children to her great-great-grandchildren, we say:
Thank you, Mom. Thank you, Grams. Thank you, Gramma Al. Thank you, GG. Your love shaped us. Your stories strengthened us. Your legacy will guide us forever.
The branches of this family tree continue to grow, each one carrying a piece of Aldia and Joe’s faith and love of family. This is their living legacy, a living tribute to the love she poured into the world.

Survived By
11 children
Lloyd(Janice) – Tony (Connie)- Hawkeye – David (Cindy) – John (Donna) Paulette- Jeannette (Len)- Sandra (Tommy)-
Anita (Calvin)- Warren (Sandra)- Theresa (Rob)
34 grandchildren
69 great-grandchildren
3 great-great-grandchildren
34 + spouses and partners
100's of Niece's and Nephews along with the many special friends and family that grew in her heart.
Aldia was predeceased by: Joseph Cadrain/ Ernie Miller / Willard Mitchell/ Vicky Cadrain / Dustin Cadrain/ Lynn Camps Cadrain/ Rick Hobden

The family expresses their heartfelt appreciation for your presence as we honor and celebrate the life of our beloved mother, grandmother, and GG, Aldia. Her abundance, generosity, and gentle light continue to shine through your words of kindness, your hugs, and the thoughtful ways you have shown your love. Thank you for holding her and us in your hearts today.

You are warmly invited to join the family, following the Mass for lunch & cinnamon buns accompanied by live toe tapping music at the Lou Soppit Community Centre. Gathering to share stories, memories, and the love she so freely gave.

A family campout is planned for the weekend of her birthday in 2026 to honor her life with the many relatives who cannot join us at this time.
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Condolences

Mary Tatton:

Anita & Calvin, and the entire Cadrain Family
Sending you all my Deepest Sympathies on the loss of your Mom. She was such a beautiful, loving, and strong woman and she will be dearly missed by everyone. ❤️❌⭕️❤️

Jerry Visser:

She made the best cinnamon buns. At our forestry camp. Every morning at coffee time. She had a happy attitude in the morning, every day. She will be missed.

Rick & Rhonda Reynaud:

Such a fitting tribute to a grand lady. One cannot recall a community event from the past without seeing Al's fabulous smile at the serving table. What great feasts she prepared, and those cinnamon buns....! She knew the whole community and always had time to engage in a bit of conversation. Our sincere condolences to all the Cadrain family and special friends.

Kathy Inglis:

Dear Anita and the whole Clan.
I got to know Aldia about the time Ernie was entering her life and she sang in the choir in Sylvan Lake.She was always a bright light of joy and optimism for all her met her. However, I trust her soul is singing with the angels she called on so often in her eternal home in Heaven.

A prayer of support for all of you and a prayer for her to be enjoying eternal rest.

Ethel Nicholls :

Condolences to all the family she was a remarkable women and helped so many have courage to do things in life most people wouldn’t even try and her cooking was remarkable and she lived life to the fullest and always helping others what a wonderful mother she was not only to her own but many others my prayers are with you all at this time

Lisa Wilson:

So sorry to hear of Al’s passing. She was a wonderful lady. My first job was working at the curling rink for her. Learned a lot from her. I will never forget the time I ran into the whole family in Puerto Vallarta airport years ago when they were there for a wedding (grandson I think) and realized we were both staying at the Royal Decameron and never even ran into each other in the whole week I was there… too funny. She will be sadly missed.

Jennifer LHeureux:

When I heard of Auntie AL’s passing, I was deeply saddened. It truly felt like the world lost one of its brightest lights. I imagine her now, up in heaven, reunited with so many people she has missed for a long time, surrounded by love, laughter, and familiar faces.

She will always be missed. When I think of Auntie AL, for some reason the first things that come to mind are “healthy coffee” and cinnamon buns. And don’t think I didn’t notice that I never saw that recipe—perhaps her way of making sure we could never quite recreate her magic. In so many ways, that feels fitting.

She is someone I have always admired and someone I aspire to be more like as I get older. I may be taller, but I will absolutely be adopting her wardrobe.

She leaves behind so much love, and she will continue to be held in love by all of us who were lucky enough to know her. You will always hold a special puzzle piece in my heart.

With love,
Jennifer

Peter Feldstein:

I had the pleasure of getting to know Grandma Al as a musician at the David Thompson East Coast Kitchen Party Music Festival and looked forward to seeing her every year. She was a ray of sunshine, a lovely example of living life to its fullest, and a staple of the festival. We will all miss her very much!

Sheila and Freddie Pelletier:

We are so sorry to hear of Grandma Al’s passing. What an inspiration she was to us and our family. We are musicians and got to know her by performing at several music festivals where we were always delighted to see her smile and watch her dance! We even were lucky enough to be gifted her famous cinnamon buns. She came on a music cruise that we performed on in 2020 and by the end of the cruise almost everyone knew her as Grandma Al and many evenings she’d be up enjoying the nightlife long after we’d go to bed! Truly an inspiration!
Our most sincere condolences to her family and to all who loved her. I know there are many.

Dale and Becky Soppit:

Our deepest condolences. She was such a kind and caring lady. Al was a second mom for some and a safe haven for many others. She was certainly a happy memory maker for all who knew her. May she rest in peace.

Belle Clark:

My mom, Maisie, was the first friend Auntie Al made when she moved to Rocky and they remained friends through out their lives even becoming godmother to me and my sisters. Auntie Al introduced mom to clogging and I know they are with the angels clogging, laughing and having a good chat over a cup of tea. The world is a little dimmer without the bright light of our dear Auntie Al and her light still shines in all who had the privilege to know her. We will miss her hugs, her smile and her kindness and she will always hold a special place in our hearts. My sisters and I send our deepest sympathies and hugs to everyone in the family and may you find peace during this difficult time.

Ed Coderre and Family:

Our deepest condolences to the Cadrain Family at this difficult time. Our prayers are with you.

Chester Harty:

Auntie Al was such a Kind and, very bubbly person, she would bring life into the room the minute she walked in. Deb and I have been blessed to have been able to spend time with her,and will always have fawned memories. My condolences to the family, I would hope to spend some time with all of you in the future,

Darlene Simons:

Aldia’s heart was so big that everyone felt her love and care . She let people know they mattered and spoke with wisdom . She was always welcoming and warm . Her traits are reflected in her family that I was happy to meet in past years , especially Anita, who has her mom’s dance moves and welcoming spirit.

Aldia lit up the world around her in life and now shines brightly above. May she rest in peace knowing her love was felt by so many and she made a difference to all. ❤️

Benita Pliska:

Our deepest sympathy on your loss. May it help to know that caring thoughts are with you during this difficult time. May the cherished memories provide you with comfort and ease your sorrow in the days to come.

Robin McKeen (Kolody):

I am very sorry to hear about the passing of Al.
From time to time I would come across Grandma Al when visiting in Rocky after I moved away and she always remembered me. She truly had a passion for life and her adventures never ceased. I am sure she will be greatly missed by family, friends and community.
May the many special memories you shared help in this difficult time.

Dawn & Donn Mason / Meryl & Ernest Campbell:

Thinking of you all at this especially difficult time...What an exceptional lady she was throughout her lifetime and the legacy she has left behind....never ending. Cherish all the beautiful memories as you navigate the days ahead.

Pete & Annette de Boer:

Our deepest condolences! we have many fond memories of Al. I remember 46 years ago about now she offered to cater our wedding. I said no and she was so shocked! I told her I wanted her to come and dance her heart out with us which she did! She was a real good friend! She will be missed . She has definitely earned your place in Heaven!

David Wood:

A beautiful obituary for a beautiful person. We will miss her when we’re back at the David Thompson Resort this year. Our condolences to all her friends and family.

The Reays:

She was an amazing lady. Condolences to the whole family. May she rest in peace.

Lili and Mike Karpan:

Condolences to all of you on the loss of your Mom,she was a lovely,fun lady!

Alene Veenstra :

I am so sad to hear of Al’s passing. She was one of the first people I met when my family moved to Rocky in 1979. I was one of those children she lead in the junior choir. She sure made an impression!
Even through the years when our paths crossed she always remembered my face and had a cheery hello.
I will never forget her sense of adventure and her wonderfully wacky clothes…
Thank you Al for your small part in my life. I will miss you.

Rosalyn & Ernest Leyte :

So sorry to hear of Gramma Als passing. To know her was such an honour. She was a lady loved by many and will never be forgotten. Cherish all those memories and there’s many. Fly high Gramma Al, ❤️
Love from Rosalyn and Ernest.

James and Rhonda McPhail:

Aldia was a remarkable lady that raised an incredible family of good people. You are all an amazing legacy for her to leave behind. She will be sadly missed. A huge loss for Rocky and everyone in or connected to the town. You were all well loved and we know you have an endless supply of wonderful memories. Heaven has a new angel that we know is already buzzing around doing whatever she can!

Benita olson:

Sending my love and condolences to all of the Cadrain family.

Randall & Tracy Sugden:

Putting that tribute together must have brought on a lot of smiles and laughter, and no doubt, tears too. What a wonderful life story.
Tracy and I got to know Gramma Al when we first moved to Rocky, 28 years ago. She was always on the go, whether acts of service, heading out to the west country or baking batches of cinnamon buns. One thing that was static, was her genuine interest in you and your family whenever and wherever you crossed paths.
Please accept our families’ sincere condolences.
Keep dancing Al. ❤️

Paula and Bryan Shippelt:

Our sincere condolences to the entire Cadrain family. Gramma Al was 1 of a kind. Always kind, sweet, loving and willing to help with anything. She will be greatly missed. Hugs and prayers to all.

Debra Harty:

We are going to.miss auntie Al.
She was such a joy to have around and
Always full of stories and. Knowledge.

Lori and Tyler Weigel :

So sorry for all the families and friends of Gramma Al our deepest sympathy and condolences to you all..Gramma Al of course like many met at the legion and in the community when I first moved to rocky over 30 yrs ago and grew so fond of her, such a beautiful lady inside and out I got the pleasure of sharing many a dances and conversations with her at the the legion and in yhe community over the many of yrs. We will truly miss her Gramma Al may she rest in peace and God bless all the family and friends in this time of mourning. She left you all and us all with a lifetime of great and beautiful memories. Rest easy and peaceful Gramma Al we will truly and deeply miss you. ❤️ Lori and Tyler Weigel

Karin Nijenhuis:

My condolences to all of the Cadrain family, and all who were near to her. She will always live on in our memories. She will be a Rocky legend.

Wendy and Ron Killick:

Al,we don’t know of anyone more deserving than you to be fast tracked to the big chair in heaven ,we really got to know you when we had the DTR and as a teacher you taught us . We could write a book on what you taught us from A to Z and it was always fun . We have never seen the negative side of you even on our last visit just days prior to you moving on …….thankyou to your family for sharing you with us and Thankyou for you !

Cynthia Rice, Kamloops, BC:

Sending heartfelt condolences to the family, friends and cherished loved ones, whose lives that she so graciously touched in all the big and small ways. Her love of God and his children shone through her from the first mischevious, happy, welcoming hello! She was definatley a "one of a kind type of gal" and our family will remember her with deep respect for her just being who she was. Heaven has gained one if the very best!

Reay Family :

Truly one of a kind that was admired! Condolences to her family, we are sorry for your loss. May she rest in peace!

Dean Ross. :

Sincere sympathies to all of the families of Al . What a whirlwind she was. Always friendly always ready to visit. She lived to love and loved to live

Donna Adrain:

So many great memories of Al. She was one lovely lady. She always had a beautiful smile and a big warm hug to great you with. Will always remember her genuine love, grace and wise words she freely gave.
Condolences to the entire family. Cherish the memories

Tom and Anna Netzel:

Heartfelt condolences to the family. Rest in Peace dear lady, you will be missed.

Dawn & Donn Mason / Meryl & Ernest Campbell:

Thinking of you all at this especially difficult time; What a legacy she has left behind on this earth. She holds a dear place in the hearts of all those who were fortunate enough to get to know her and witness all the great things that she accomplished in her lifetime. She will be sorely missed but leaves an abundance of the greatest treasures... beautiful memories for everyone to behold....Sincere condolences to the entire family...our thoughts are with you all.....

Nola Hambleton :

Such a special lady, who shone brightly in everything she did and believed in. Condolences to all who knew and loved her and especially her family. She will be missed but never forgotten.

Norm and Patricia Stephens Summerland BC:

You’re Mom was a lovely person always full of life and fun, she was always a very social person loved every one, our condolences to the family, she’s probably having tea and cookies with my mom ( Ann ) they were good friends,

Pamela Torwalt and Garth Torwalt and family :

We all loved and admired Gramma Al and her warm heart and inspiration to so many. RIP Gramma Al the Angel ❤️

Pat & Connie Harvie:

We were very fortunate to call Aldia our friend. She was always happy to see us and made us feel like we were always welcome. We will miss you Al and think of you often.

Catherine Bolton:

So thankful for her service! What a legacy! She certainly lived!
Bless all the family! It is a great loss for all if you!
Hugs and blessings!

Lorne & Sharmane Hindbo:

To all the Cadrain Families
This woman is an inspining legend. Whoever crossed paths with her was deeply impacted by her grace, joy and faithfulness. A blessing to the community. Heartfelt prayers for comfort and care in the coming days.

Paul D. Chesire:

I will miss you greatly Aunt Aldea. The world just seemed like a better place with you in it. You always inspired with a sense of hope and optimism. RIP.

Paul & Christine Chesire :

We are so saddened to hear of the passing of Auntie Al. What a force she was! A petite woman who was larger than life itself. We will never forget what she did for us and how good she was to us. Our times with her, both in Canada and in the United States, are engraved in our memories. We miss you already, Auntie Al. Your uplifting voice is now in heaven and you are bringing joy to everyone there.

Devin Artzen:

She was what we should all aspire to be in our daily lives within this community. I remember her being a light in my grandparents lives and such a spry lady. People like her have a true legacy and it’s something very special that so many people were touched by her light.

Deepest condolences to the circle of people she influenced with her spirit.

Tanya Heckbert (Jagt):

Gramma Al was loved by so many
She was a wonderful neighbour to my parents, Arnie & Terry Jagt for quite a few years. Always sharing her wonderful food & sweets. My sincere condolences to you all. Rocky will miss her for many reasons

Verna and Richard Straub:

So sorry for your loss. She was an amazing lady and will be greatly missed. She was a huge influence in so many lives. I lived learning so many things from her b

Manvi Dhoopar:

I am deeply sorry for our loss. Grandma was an extraordinary woman, and her presence in this world — and in my life — was truly a gift. To me, she was a godsend who taught me some of the most important lessons I will ever carry.

Above all, she showed me that life does not stop, even in the hardest moments. She believed that no matter how heavy things feel, there is always a chance to begin again — to shape life into what you want, how you want, and to remember that it is never too late. That wisdom gave me strength, perspective, and the courage to look toward the future with hope and purpose. Because of her, I began envisioning the life I want to live and taking steps toward it.

Grandma was a true humanitarian. She saw no race, no color, no religion — only people. Her motto was simply to love all and serve all, and she lived that truth every day. Her compassion, generosity, and unwavering belief in humanity will continue to ripple through everyone she touched.

Though she is no longer with us in body, her spirit, lessons, and love live on. I will carry her wisdom with me always. Please know that my thoughts and heart are with the whole family during this time, and that her legacy will never be forgotten.

With deepest sympathy and love,
Manvi

Subhash Dhoopar :

I am the fortunate one who with my family( Sunita, Sunny and Manvi) was introduced by Divine grace to Aldia ( who later became our Grandma). I was the person who arranged the tour to India in November 2000. My mother had passed away in October 2000, so after meeting and spending few days with Aldia, I felt the motherly love she had and my kids started calling her Grandma. Since then we had always been in touch. She would drive to or through Calgary anytime she felt coming and there was a room for her in our home. We would visit her in Rockey Mountain House or she will come visit us in Calgary 3-4 times a year. We, our whole family ( myself included, Sunita,Sunny, Aunshu, our grandsons Raveesh and Devansh visited about 2/3 weeks ago and she was so lively, she danced with Raveesh. We are very happy that we were able to meet a wonderful person like her in our lives. We will always remember you Grandma and will miss you.

Caitie Benedictson :

Rest well Auntie Al <3 you had a full life and touched so many people’s hearts, we will never forget!

Pat Ironside :

You will be dearly missed Al. You made life a lot better for so many. I will always remember our ski trip to Panorama. It was a lot of fun. I will also remember your warm hugs. You were the most gracious and caring woman I ever met. God has received a very special angel.
I send my condolences to her family. You were all blessed to have a wonderful mom like her.

Linda Roberge Breidfjord:

Sincere condolences from my family to yours. My mother was the youngest daughter of Arthur and Lucille L'Heureux. Arthur's parents were Moise and Sophie L'Heureux.

Cheryl Delaloye :

I first met Grandma Al at DTR where I volunteered my time to help with festivals and Grandma Al came to dance and share her knowledge.
We shared many great stories on places we had been and our families.
I worked at The Crossing and when she was passing through she stopped for coffee and a chat .
She will be missed by many !
My condolences to her family, thank you for sharing her.

Selby Brown:

Condolences to the family and friends. ❤️

Desiree:

I’m so sorry for the loss to all of the families of Gramma Al. She was a genuine, beautiful soul that had the biggest heart for people. I loved the times I got to spend with her. She will be greatly missed♥️

Karen Bradshaw:

A beautiful soul that brought joy to everyone on her path. I am grateful to have experienced her amazing spirit and kindness. Sending lots of love and condolences to her family and friends. Heaven has gained a lovely gift!

Peggy Bensmiller:

She was a remarkable woman! Inspired many by her dedication to the community. She will not be forgotten ❤️

Janine Leniuk :

Sending our deapest condolences to the Cadrain family, and also all extended family. I know the L’Heureux’s will all miss Auntie Al. A big hole has been left in our hearts. We cherished Auntie and have been blessed to have known her and be part of her life!!!!

Donna & Steve Madge:

Sending heartfelt condolences to family members and friends for your loss. Gramma Al was one very special lady. May she rest in peace.

Linda Psikla (Karpan):

My deepest sympathies in the loss of your mom. It’s hard to lose your mom at this time of our life, but we know that she will be in a better place and be waiting for us there.

Wanda and Jacques Whitton:

So sad we lost a mentor from our community. We will all miss Grandma Al and we will cherish our memories. Condolences to all the families and big hugs from us

Bruce & Laura Andersen :

Our condolences to the cadrain family may she rest in peace …

David Ketchum:

Our deepest condolences to the whole family. She was a fantastic lady. She will be missed by all.

Bill and Bonnie Riddle :

I am sorry to hear about Al, what a woman, what a life!!! Al was my birthday buddy and never forgot to call me on our birthday . Such a friendly and caring lady will be missed by all.

Jo-Ann Opdendries :

She was such a bright light in our community. Al had the most beautiful smile and twinkle in her eyes. God took home a incredible woman.

Cyril and Michelle Solomon :

We are so sorry about your loss. She was a spunky little firecracke when we met her. Never forget her. May she rest in peace. Thinking of you and your family Mr Cadrain. Michelle and Cyril

Heidi Otto McMurdo:

I have so many fond memories of Al, from making hot cross buns at the farm to working together at Rocky hospital . Al shared so many of her hard earned wisdoms with me and many hours talking about our Lord. Al had such zest for life , loved loved her family . I am truly blessed to have had her as my friend. my heart felt compassion for all the family. Heidi

Deb L’Heureux:

We always enjoyed having Auntie Al come stay with us, she would light up every room she walked into. She will be missed.

Koreen Reynolds:

I am so sorry to hear about Al! It was such a privilege to get to know her and love her! She was always so much fun to be around and always had such a wonderful attitude. I loved visiting with her whenever I was with my Auntie Vi! I enjoyed meeting several of her children, and to those of that I learned to call “cousin”, know that I think of you often and miss getting to see you.My thoughts and prayers are with all of you!!

Taylon:

Grandma al …you will forever be missed and never forgotten…have lots of memories with you from the 32 years you have known me …you will always hold a special place in my heart ❤️ R.I.P we love you

Joan Rauch:

I am so very sorry for your loss. May God grant her peace

Bruce & Laura Andersen :

Our condolences to the cadrain family may she rest in peace ..

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