Birth date: Dec 12, 1923 Death date: Sep 18, 2008
Mrs. Alberta J. “Bert” Studier, age 84, passed away Thursday, September 18, 2008 at Mercy Health Partners Hackley Campus. She was born December 12, 1923 in Akron, OH to Martin E. and Lelia F. (Lowry) Hocker and lived in the Muskeg Read Obituary
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Nancy,
I read of your moms death and I am so sorry. I hope you and your children and family find comfort in beautiful memories. I empathize with your pain and loss of someone so important in your life.
Take care,
Margaret O'Toole##imported-begin##Margaret O'Toole##imported-end##
Jim, you and your family are truly in my thoughts and heart. I really enjoyed your mom when she came in the store,what a sense of humor. She was well loved by many.
God Bless
Dixie##imported-begin##Dixie Jett##imported-end##
Jim,
I pray that God will keep you and your family close and heal your heart at this sad time. Sincerely Lisa Vela##imported-begin##Lisa Vela##imported-end##
Hello. We wish all of you our sympathies! I have fond memories of Alberta from my youth when she would come to Wisconsin. The expressions Alberta would make on her face were always a joy. Please accept our condolences as we were not able to attend in person. From the Milestone's. Jerry, David, Doug, Mitchelle and Dirk##imported-begin##Dirk Milestone##imported-end##
We live in Creekview Condos and had the privilege of knowing Bert for the 11 years we have been here. She was always so friendly and open with us. We felt very welcomed by her. We appreciated her candor and willingness to speak her mind. John served with her on the condo board during some of the many years she volunteereed on the board, frequently as president. She was a leader because of her forthright manner. She will be missed here.##imported-begin##John & Phyllis Wahlberg##imported-end##
Just a few months ago, I spoke of your mother. I was having a conversation with a friend about our mutual love of birds and bird watching. My friend, who is a retired teacher, asked me who got me started watching birds. And instantly I could remember. I said, "Mrs. Studier in the fourth grade at Roosevelt School!" She taught a whole section on birds and we had to draw pictures of many of them and she posted my blue jay on her bulletin board. That was...hmmm...1960's! Thought I would share.##imported-begin##Kendra Newman Tourre##imported-end##
Nancy & Family: I was saddened to hear of your mother's passing. My experience has taught me that we are never fully prepared for the passing of a parent. Please know that my prayers are with you.##imported-begin##Bob & Cindy Gatewood##imported-end##
My husband and I were neighbors and we will miss having Bert take the time to speak and a share a laugh. We'll miss her great spirit and enthusiasm. Our sympathy goes out to her family.##imported-begin##Irmgard and Don Johnson##imported-end##
We will truly miss you, From Martin Luther King Elem School Staff.##imported-begin##Carolyn Steele##imported-end##
Nancy and family: It is so difficult to lose a parent - no matter what your age. Having gone through a similar situation with my own Mom, I can understand your feelings of shock and disbelief at her sudden passing. Time will help heal the pain you're feeling now - just know she is in a better place. You're in my thoughts and prayers.
Kathy Pearson##imported-begin##Kathy Pearson##imported-end##
