Birth date: Dec 9, 1925 Death date: Apr 26, 2025
A Dance to Remember Celebrating the life of Alma Marie Guizzetti December 9th, 1925 – April 26, 2025 Alma Guizzetti was born in Sadalia, Missouri, to Sherman L. Shoe and Eva M. Cross on December 9th, 1925. She was one of six chil Read Obituary
Alma, I will forever remember your joyful spirit, kind words, and love of your family. Your ability to have perfect hair, makeup and nails every time I saw you always made me smile. You were beautiful inside and out! You will be greatly missed and always in my heart. Remembering you with love and gratitude, Michele
Mario and I will miss you deeply grandma.
Dear Mom,
I will miss you and I will always love you. I am so proud to be called your son. You will always be a special person to me. I hope you’re dancing with dad in heaven.
Your loving son,
Steve
You were always a vision of beauty, class, and dignity. A truly exceptional, one of a kind woman. I feel very blessed that I was a part of your life. I will miss you, but it is comforting to know that you and Joe will dance together through all of eternity. I will love you forever.
Mary Guizzetti
Daughter-In-Law
My Aunt Alma Guizzetti was such an amazing woman, so elegant and her red hair always styled so nicely, she always looked so beautiful.
I will remember mostly her kindness to me and her advice; that will always be appreciated. Dear Aunt Alma, I am not sure what I thought-that you would always be here yet I know that is not possible. I saw how you took very good care of your family. I saw how you beat diabetes with exercise and eating right, I saw how you brought your family to the Guizzetti reunions to celebrate family. I saw how you and your family came to our parents’ restaurant, and we got to play with our cousins--we had so much fun playing hide & go seek & just getting together. You were always so calm, so kind to us. I remember when we visited your farm and you showed us the chickens and the eggs. (I wondered if Ginny, Joe & Steve ever got tired of eating eggs. I imagined they ate eggs for breakfast, lunch & dinner. :) Yet as an adult, I treasured the times that you and Joe and my parents and we went out together to dance. (not that Roy and I could ever keep up with anyone of you—wow, the stamina! the energy), but it was fun & we loved spending time with you! I remember you made every family gathering more fun—we appreciated you so much! Then too, I saw you when in grief still that kind person, seeing how cold it was outside and sending someone to get me so I would be warm inside—I was amazed & inspired at how exceptionally kind and thoughtful you were. Dear Aunt Alma, even though you're not here with us physically, your spirit will always be in our hearts. We didn't lose you, heaven gained an angel. Thank you for always being a source of love and wisdom in my life—I'm so grateful to have had you as my aunt.
Blessed and fortunate to call Alma my grandmother. She was an incredibly gifted and talented woman in all things love and family. Although she will be missed incredibly, I know she is reuinted with my grandfather, her husband, Joe at home in Heaven. 🙏❤️
