Anchorage, Alaska – Christine Frances Pricer-Fish, 74, passed away unexpectedly, but quietly in her sleep on the morning of January 31, 2023, in Anchorage AK.

Christine was born October 17, 1948, to Robert and Frances Pricer in Pittsburgh, PA. She was an Airforce brat, as she called herself and spent time all over including Germany.

She met Michael E Fish at Hamilton Air Force Base in California and married on March 9, 1968. In 1972 they packed up their car and drove the Alcan to Anchorage Alaska. In 1979 they made their way to Wasilla Alaska where they created a home for their three boys.

Christine worked at the Matanuska Susitna School district for approximately 20 years. She was a teachers aid for much of that time and loved working with the kids. She would often come home with some hilarious stories, that always made her smile. She retired June 10, 2011.

Chris was a devoted hockey mom, and her boys were her everything. Family was extremely important to her, and everyone knew not to mess with her boys, or you were going to have to go through her first. She really loved being a grandma and spending time with her family. She loved deeply.

Chris enjoyed jewelry, shopping, flowers. She loved a great crime book or movie, but also loved Hallmark shows. She loved every dog she ever owned and treated them like one of her kids.

She is survived by her children, Mike (Heidi & grandchildren Devyn and Chole), Brian (Becky & grandchildren, Darren, Kiley, and Dillon), and David (Jessica & grandchildren, Dawson, Caden, Reagan and Kaylyn). She was preceded in death by her parents, Robert and Frances Pricer and her brother Robert Jr.

Services will be held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Wasilla @ 11am on February 11th.

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Fairbanks, Alaska -Former Juneau resident Audrey Lee (Feero) Coffin passed away peacefully of natural causes on February 2, 2023.

Audrey, known as “Patti” by her friends and family, was born August 9, 1934 in Seattle to Bernard and Rebecca (Whisnant) Feero. Moving to Juneau when she was a little girl, Audrey graduated from the Juneau High School in 1953. After which, she married Peter Warner and they bore three children. Moving to Anchorage in 1971, she worked for Alaska Airlines until retiring in 1988. Following retirement, Audrey and her then husband, George Coffin, traveled extensively.

Audrey was proceeded in death by her parents, brother Marlin Feero, sister Lorraine (Feero) Talo, and husband George.

Audrey is survived by her daughter Lianne (Warner) Coates and Lianne’s husband Darryl; sons Loren Warner and David Warner; her grandchildren begot by Lianne include Stephen, Nathan, Adam and Ashley, and grandchildren begot by Loren include Rachel and Samuel; and many great-grandchildren.

Audrey’s family wrote: “She adored her family and friends, and was loved by all. During her younger years, she enjoyed dancing, modeling, salmon fishing, and travel. During her later years she took pleasure being around her beloved family, and joining former Alaska Airline co-workers and friends for coffee at least once a week. She will be missed.”

Audrey resided at Jade Assisted Living Home in Anchorage since 2016, where she was lovingly cared for. She passed away peacefully in the company of friends and family. Widowed in 2006, Audrey’s remains will be laid to rest with her late husband, George Coffin, at Fort Richardson’s National Cemetery.

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Wasilla, Alaska – Rodney Ray Alto, 61 years old died peacefully with his family by his side at the Mat-Su Regional Hospital in Wasilla AK on December 14th, 2022.

Born in Dillingham to Tom and Justiana Alto, on August 10th, 1961 Rodney grew up in Egegik, AK, then later went on to South Naknek to attend high school and graduated from the Bristol Bay Borough High School. Rodney later met and married his wife Joyce of 36 years on October 10th, 1986.

Rodney loved fishing and hunting all over Alaska providing for his family. This includes fishing in the Bering Sea Crab Fishery, Seining Humpys, Bristol Bay Red, King and Silver Salmon. He was a Big Game Hunting Guide for Bear, Moose and Caribou and not to mention all of the Geese and Ducks as well. He loved spending time with family and friends especially his wife, children and grandchildren. He enjoyed storytelling and laughing with all and made many friends along the way in every part of the state that he traveled to.

He also worked construction and maintenance jobs which gave him the skills to build his home in Naknek where he and Joyce raised their children thru all 12 years of school.

Rodney is preceded in death by his parents Tom and Justiana Alto, sister in-law Candy Alto.

Rodney is survived by his wife Joyce, Children Andrew and Megan Alto, Charlene Alto, his grandchildren Karson and Serenity, His sisters and brother Terri Albright (Duane), Ruth Peterson (Andrew), Tina Alto and Gerald Alto, Aunts and Uncles, many cousins, nieces and nephews and many many friends.

A Celebration of Life will be held at the Alaska Aviation Museum Hanger on Thursday December 22nd from 4-7pm in Anchorage.

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Anchorage, Alaska – Long time Alaskan and Anchorage resident, Jimmie Lee “Jim” Doss, age 85, passed away November 9, 2022, at Providence Medical Center from congestive heart failure.

He was born November 28, 1936, in Coffeyville, Kansas to John Chester and Louella Doss (DeBerry). The family moved to Duluth, Minnesota when Jim was 10 years old. He graduated from East High in 1954, attended the University Minnesota Duluth (UMD) for three years but dropped out to earn tuition money and received a draft notice. He joined the US Navy serving from 1956 to 1958. After his honorary discharge, he left Duluth to follow two former classmates, Bob Wilkie and Ernie Jaap to Anchorage in 1959. It was Jim’s goal to work that summer to earn enough money to finish school at UMD, but instead, Alaska became his forever home.

His employment started as a bull cook working for Universal Services near Yakutak. There, he met his first wife, Jean Conover, a flight attendant for Cordova Airlines. After they married and settled in Anchorage, he worked as a ticket agent for Pacific Northern Airlines and had two children, Steven in 1962 and Cynthia in 1965. They moved to Juneau and he again worked for Universal Services as the Port Steward. He was responsible for the Stewards Department on the Ferries of the Alaska Marine Highway System. Jim was part of the crew that went to Sweden when the State of Alaska purchased the Wickersham.

In 1970, they moved back to Anchorage and Jim entered the real estate profession, first with Jack White Company, then broker of his own company, moved to and licensed in the State of Washington for a few years. He came back to Anchorage and was an Associate Broker with RE/MAX Properties in Anchorage and RE/MAX Dynamic Properties. Jim was passionate about two things, softball, and golf. He played on the Club Paris Softball team with games played on the Park Strip and in many golf tournaments over the years. As a young man, he was a two-time past Master Councilor of DeMolay, as a seasoned real estate broker, he achieved the RE/MAX Hall of Fame and in later years became a member of Pioneers of Alaska, Men’s Igloo No. 15, serving as historian for two years.

Jim is survived by his current wife, Gerene Tuttle, son Steven (Dana) Doss of Campbell, California, daughter Cindy (Steve) Hill of Anchorage, Stepsons Greg (Juanita) Tuttle of Billings, Montana, Geoff Tuttle of Sweden and grandchildren Lauren (Paul) Passaretti, Tyler (Lexie) Doss, Casey Hill, Natasha Hill, Shelby (Nicholas) Erickson, Flynn Tuttle, Chloe Tuttle, Madilyn Tuttle and many friends in Alaska and classmates from Duluth.

He is predeceased by his parents and his special little fur pals Lucy and Abby, beloved Cairn Terriers.

A celebration of life is being planned for after the first of the year and a military honor guard graveside service at the Anchorage Cemetery Pioneers of Alaska section will be held in late spring.

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