Birth date: Aug 27, 1956 Death date: Apr 7, 2024
Alice Lynn Leach, a beacon of warmth and care in her community, passed away on April 7, 2024, at the age of 67 in her hometown of Cleveland, OH. Born on August 27, 1956, also in Cleveland, to the late Cas and Irma Zekoski. Alice's Read Obituary
Alice was my dear sweet friend for many years!! I am so fortunate to have known her!! We first met at Southwest General where we both worked. Then when I joined Royal Redeemer Church in 2011 she invited me to sit with her and we sat next to each other since then. I am so blessed to have had Alice in my life!! Our close friendship was a gift from God!
The Northeast Ohio Nurse Honor Guard wishes to express our sincere condolences to the family and friends of nurse, Alice Lynn Leach, RN.
We thank her for her contribution to caring for others and representing the nursing profession with trust, dignity and respect. Your nurse colleagues will take over from here.
Rest in peace.
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Ashley, Nick and Lindsay - my heart goes out to you and your families - know that you all are in our thoughts. I worked with Alice at Dr. Anku’s oncology practice many years ago. I have been a nurse for 44 years and Alice and Barb G. were the 2 best nurses I’ve ever worked with - so smart, so caring and compassionate. I knew that when Alice became the manager at Southwest Hospice that it was a perfect fit.
She always talked so lovingly about the 3 of you - her family was so important to her!
My Deepest Sympathy to the Family.
Alice was one of a kind. Loving, caring, sympathetic, kind, funny, always there to help when anyone needed it. The 11 years I worked with Alice at Hospice, I grew to know Alice not only as the Nursing Manager but as a special friend. She often talked about her daughters and son, but Savannah was always the talk of the day. Sharing pictures of her, telling stories of how Savannah tried to help. Little things Savannah would say. She was Alice's pride and joy. My Dear Friend Alice, you will be deeply missed more than any words could ever say. Your patience, kind words, caring and love you showed to all the Hospice Family that you have worked with over the years has showed what a truly beautiful person you were, You are going the be a bright shing star in Heaven watching over first of all your daughters, son and Savannah and then to all of us who have had the pleasure to work with you and call you FRIEND. Until we meet again. Rest in peace.
Joan Hlavka
