Alicia Michelle (Little) Ritchie
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Alicia Michelle (Little) Ritchie, age 46, passed away Saturday, January 30th at her residence.
She was born December 13, 1974 to the late James Douglas & Lila Sue Little and the younger sister of Kristina Cherie Norris of Bates City, Missouri. Alicia grew up in the Dallas, Texas area moving to the Kansas City area in middle school. She lived in the Oklahoma City area between the years of 2005 to 2013. She then moved back to the Kansas City area, settling in Blue Springs until the time of her death.
She was preceded in death by one infant daughter & one infant son: Cara Leigh of Oklahoma; Christopher David of Blue Springs, Missouri.
She is survived by seven sons, four daughters & one daughter-in-law: Caleb & Kira Kramer of Maryville, Missouri; Kirsten Kramer of Kansas City, Missouri; Camillia & Kuentin Meneses of Independence, Missouri; Kieser Ramos of Blue Springs, Missouri; Coniah, Clayton, Caynan & Kayley Sue Ritchie of Oklahoma, Tess Corrinne Trubyof Arkansas, Koen & Cora Anderson of Texas.
Alicia is also survived by 2 grandsons: Fyfe Kramer & Everest Dukes.
A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, February 20th, 2p.m. At Hope Family Fellowship 2420 S. 53rd Lane, Kansas City, Kansas 66106.
Alicia loved to cook, bargain shop, decorate her space & spoil everyone around her with gifts. She had a lively personality that was irresistible. Her favorite moments were spent with her kids & grandkids.
She loved people in all walks of life as she believed Christ does & will be missed by many. She was touched especially by those who had walked through miscarriages as she had and the homeless on the streets.
Donations in her memory to Lullaby of Hope or Kansas City Heroes would be gratefully appreciated.
My heart goes out to Alicia’s family (especially her children and grandchildren). Though it had been years since I seen Alicia she was always really kind to me and treated my daughter as if she was one of her own. She will be missed by many…R.I.P. Alicia.
My heart goes out to her whole family. Many many people loved her, many will ever be happy to have known her and graced by her presence.
Sincere condolences to all of Alicia’s family from Greg and Catherine Sarensen of Hope Family Fellowship in KCK. Praying for all left behind who loved her.
My deepest condolences to her family. Ive known Alicia 25+ years and she was a great person and fun to be around. My heart feels the pain. Much love to you Alicia. Rest well with the Angels.
Cherie I’m so sorry for your loss. Praying for you all and all of Alicia’s family. May the Lord God walk with you and guard your hearts and minds with His deep love.
My heart goes out to the family. There is so much I could say about Alicia. She really was my best friend. She was always super sweet to me and my family. Especially my son. She’d always go out of her way to help me. She’d send food over and even send clothes for my son. I’ll always remember having long talks and laughing with her. I remember watching the kids and playing with Cohen, trying to be the best sidekick I could be, when he was Batman or Spider-Man. She got such kick out of picturing me with a blanket as a cape and me telling Cohen let’s go fight crime in the city. I’ll always remember those times. She will forever be missed.
My deepest heartfelt condolences to all of Alicia’s family and friends. Losing a loved one is never easy. Although thier Spirit and fond Memories live on with each of us forever.
Kieser, I am your dad’s cousin, Aunt Raquel’s eldest daughter, we are so sorry for your loss and our deepest sympathy goes out to you and your loved ones. We are here for you always. We miss and love you always.
I was so touch by the ways in which Alicia was able to ignore her own crosses to help other people carry theirs. She was so kind and generous to every soul she met. Her love for her children was truly an inspiration to me. May she now rest in the arms of our Lord Jesus Christ.
I am so shocked and saddened to hear of Alicia’s passing. I met her back in 2016 and lost contact with her after the loss of our own son. She had a heart of gold and many good intentions. Our family will pray for all of you as you walk through this difficult time. I am so sorry! May she rest in peace!
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I didn’t know you, but I know your daughter Kristen. I truly and hopefully pray that your untimely passing brings her forward the right direction and gets her back on the right track of no drugs, prostitution or worse. This hit me hard as I have watched Kirsten‘s downward spiral over the past eight or nine years and it’s gotten progressively worse year-by-year. I am so sorry for the loss of this beautiful woman and to my friend Kirsten please please get better it’s time. Time to shape up and become the woman we all know you can be you’re worth it this world needs you.
I loved Alicia. I think about her often.