Alfreda Janet Collins

Birth date: Feb 20, 1934 Death date: Apr 4, 2025

Alfreda Collins Obituary Alfreda Janet Collins (nee Lechene), 91, of Wellington, surrounded by her loving family, passed away at home, Friday, April 4, 2025 following a brief illness. Alfreda, affectionately known as “Fred” to her Read Obituary

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A Memorial Tree Was Planted For Alfreda Janet Collins

12w ago

A Memorial Tree was planted for Alfreda Janet Collins
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T.J. & Niki Denes

12w ago

Medium basket garden was purchased for the family of Alfreda Janet Collins by T.J. & Niki Denes. Send FlowersCollins Family - The life that your mother/grandmother lived is admirable. May the lessons she taught never be forgotten and her memory always be with you. We send our sincere condolences.T.J. & Niki Denes

Bill And Gloria Overstreet

12w ago

Designer's choice bouquet was purchased for the family of Alfreda Janet Collins by Bill and Gloria Overstreet. Send FlowersOur thoughts and prayers are with the whole family during this difficult time.Bill and Gloria Overstreet

Gloria Overstreet

53w ago

Alfreda was one of the greatest people I ever met. I feel fortunate to have known her. I will always remember her beautiful smile and hugs. She would open her arms and give me the BEST hug. Anyone who knew her will never forget what a wonderful person she was. I am keeping all her family members in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.

Linda Collins

53w ago

I loved my Aunt Fred and thought of her as a second Mother to me. When l was seventeen or eighteen, l went and lived with my Aunt, Uncle Jim and family for several months. My Aunt treated me like one of her own. I will always remember our late night talks sitting at the kitchen table after my Uncle who worked third shift left for work. We would sit and talk about different things like when she was young, when she got married, about God and about what was going in my life at that time. She was a good listener and caring and felt comfortable sharing my thoughts with her. Not to mention she had a great laugh and good sense of humor. Even though we had only seen each other once in ten years and unfortunately spoke only once, she was always in my thoughts and prayers and know l was in hers. I know that she will be greatly missed as a Mother, Grandmother, Aunt, neighbor and all those who knew her through the years at the Kingdom Hall. She was a woman of faith and now she is in the hands of the Lord.

Linda Collins

53w ago

I loved my Aunt Fred. I thought of her as a second Mother because she treated me like one of her own when l lived with her, my Uncle Jim and family for several months when l was 17 years old. I will always remember our late night talks together at the kitchen table after my Uncle Jim who worked 3rd shift left for work. We would sit there having a glass of wine and talking about different things. I always felt comfortable telling her how l felt inside at that time as a 17 year old because she was a good listener and caring. I felt in a sense she took me under her wing. Plus, I cannot forget her great laugh and good sense of humor. l know that she will be greatly missed by many who knew her as a Mother, Grandmother, Aunt and all that knew her at the Kingdom Hall through the years.

Marilyn Walter And Family.

53w ago

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