Alice Nanette Shamion

Alice Nanette Shamion, 88 of Casper Wyoming, passed away peacefully in her sleep on March 25th 2025 with her daughter by her side.

She was born to Walter and Norma Lindstrom on February 6th 1937 in Stambaugh Michigan. She had an older brother, Lee, and a younger sister, Karen. Alice married the love of her life Norman Shamion on July 16th 1955 in Iron River, Michigan.

Alice's greatest accomplishment was raising three wonderful children who were her pride and joy. Son, Steve Shamion (Sandy), Post Falls, Idaho; Son, Tom Shamion (Pam), Springfield, Oregon; and Joan Hepner (Rich), Casper, Wyoming. She also celebrated the births of eight grandchildren: Amy Shamion (Jason), Adam Shamion (Lesley), Bradley Shamion, Stephanie Setser (Chris), Nik Shamion (Lacey), Nichole Osborne (Dillon), Derik Hepner (Alexis), 18 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.

Alice and Norman were married almost 70 years, starting their young married life in Iron River, Michigan. They moved to Saratoga, Wyoming in 1969 where they continued raising their young family. Later they moved to Spearfish, South Dakota and enjoyed their time in the Black Hills. They enjoyed their retirement on Sunset Lake in Iron River, Michigan, Lakeland, Florida, and Lake Henry Estates in Haines City, Florida, before moving back to Casper Wyoming in 2021 to be closer to family.

Alice loved working with children and worked with kids through the Head Start program in Michigan. She continued teaching as an aid in Saratoga, and was also a Sunday school teacher. After retirement she still volunteered at after school programs through her church in Florida. Alice also loved to cook and worked in the breakfast kitchen at the Old Baldy Club in Saratoga, Wyoming, Black Hills State College Campus, and Universal Studios in Florida. Alice was a wonderful painter, mastering tole painting, then quilting, making many beautiful gifts for family and friends.

Alice loved her family and spending time with them was her greatest joy. She loved pontoon rides on Sunset Lake and listening to the sound of the loons on the lake. She loved the family camping trips to Lincoln Park, in Saratoga, WY. She was an avid golfer, reader, and loved to bowl and play cards.

In all the towns Alice lived in, she was able to find a church to be involved with. Alice was certainly a faithful follower of Christ and loved the Lord with all her heart.

Alice was proceeded in death by her parents Walter and Norma Lindstrom, brother Lee, sister Karen and granddaughter Deanna.

In lieu of flowers, the family would request that donations be made to Shriners in Alice's memory. Services will be held at Newcomer Funeral Home on Friday, April 4th at 1:00 with reception following at the C'mon Inn in Casper, Wyoming.

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