Birth date: Sep 23, 1962 Death date: Jun 27, 2022
Alice F. Bickings (nee Foster), 59, of Pennsauken, NJ, passed away peacefully on June 27, 2022 with her family by her side. Beloved wife to Ken Bickings for 37 years. Devoted sister to Bonnie Winterborne (Vincent), Joe Foster, Mar Read Obituary
Alice was one of the kindest, most patient people I ever met. She was never too busy and always gave you her undivided attention. Alice was also a Prayer Warrior. She prayed with me and for me countless times over the 26 years I worked with her. She was a true blessing to me and will be missed. Rest well Alice- my Friend.
Alice was such a beautiful person inside and out. She really will be missed. See you Heaven my Friend!!
I remember Alice for her kindness, patience, positive attitude and making you feel like you were her top priority. I had the privilege of working with Alice from 2000-2004. I extend my sincere condolences to her family. What a lovely surprise to have learned she had so many siblings. May angels lead her in.
How anyone could handle the frantic work IS situations, and make everyone feel like all is good with the world through our turmoil, was a gift from Alice. She was the calm to our storms, the kind to our craziness - all with a smile and peaceful attitude. She truly was one in a million. You will be missed, Alice. Thank you for everything.
Ann W.
I worked with Alice for 25+ years. She was (and still is) a bright light in my life. On most days, during many Schnader work calls, she noted a blessing of some sort during the call. It was something I may have missed had she not mentioned it. She taught me to do that too.. Alice was grateful for everything. She taught me through her kindness and caring how to appreciate the smallest of things. She was an amazing friend and "work sister" to me. She was someone who was filled with strength, hope, love and faith. I will continue to follow her lead.
I had the privilege of working with Alice at Schnader for over 30 years. She was a co-worker, mentor and friend. She taught me so many things. She was my go to person. It’s hard to imagine her not being there. She was truly one of the best people I knew.
Eleanor McCourt
