Alice Mae Blackmer DuCray Coburn, passed away on September 2, 2020, in Jackson, Ca. She was 95 years old.
Alice is survived by her children, Joan DuCray Stacher, William DuCray, James DuCray, and John DuCray, step children Angeline JoVan and Jeff Coburn, and many grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Kenneth Coburn and her daughters, Jennifer Morrill and MaryKay DuCray.
Alice enjoyed fishing and hunting with her husband. They owned a commercial fishing boat while living on the coast.
She earned a master’s in counselling and worked as a marriage and family therapist until her retirement.
At Alice's request, her burial will be at the Sacramento National Cemetery in Dixon, with her husband Ken.
There will be no services now. We will have a family and friends gathering later.
Alice is survived by her children, Joan DuCray Stacher, William DuCray, James DuCray, and John DuCray, step children Angeline JoVan and Jeff Coburn, and many grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Kenneth Coburn and her daughters, Jennifer Morrill and MaryKay DuCray.
Alice enjoyed fishing and hunting with her husband. They owned a commercial fishing boat while living on the coast.
She earned a master’s in counselling and worked as a marriage and family therapist until her retirement.
At Alice's request, her burial will be at the Sacramento National Cemetery in Dixon, with her husband Ken.
There will be no services now. We will have a family and friends gathering later.
Alice Mae Blackmer DuCray Coburn, passed away on September 2, 2020, in Jackson, Ca. She was 95 years old.
Alice is survived by her children, Joan DuCray Stacher, William DuCray, James DuCray, and John DuCray, step children Angeline JoVan and Jeff Coburn, and many grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Kenneth Coburn and her daughters, Jennifer Morrill and MaryKay DuCray.
Alice enjoyed fishing and hunting with her husband. They owned a commercial fishing boat while living on the coast.
She earned a master’s in counselling and worked as a marriage and family therapist until her retirement.
At Alice's request, her burial will be at the Sacramento National Cemetery in Dixon, with her husband Ken.
There will be no services now. We will have a family and friends gathering later.
Alice is survived by her children, Joan DuCray Stacher, William DuCray, James DuCray, and John DuCray, step children Angeline JoVan and Jeff Coburn, and many grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Kenneth Coburn and her daughters, Jennifer Morrill and MaryKay DuCray.
Alice enjoyed fishing and hunting with her husband. They owned a commercial fishing boat while living on the coast.
She earned a master’s in counselling and worked as a marriage and family therapist until her retirement.
At Alice's request, her burial will be at the Sacramento National Cemetery in Dixon, with her husband Ken.
There will be no services now. We will have a family and friends gathering later.
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