Alishia Jean Alander of Duxbury, formerly of Plymouth died May 12, 2006 in an automobile accident in Plymouth. She was 20. Born in Orange County, Calif., Alishia was the daughter of Ernest and Kathleen (Sullivan) Alander. She lived in Plymouth for over 10 years before moving to Duxbury. She was a 2003 graduate of Plymouth North High School and attended Bridgewater College from 2003-04. She was a customer service consultant at the Plymouth CVS and Sam's Club. In her early years, she enjoyed dancing, acting in plays and ballet. In high school Alishia was involved with Students Fostering Hope (a group dedicated to raising money for activities for foster children). Later in life she enjoyed playing the guitar, she also enjoyed helping people and aspiring people to better themselves. Besides her parents, Alishia leaves her two sisters. She was the granddaughter of Charlotte Alander, and Henry Fuller, and the late Jean Thomas Fuller, Arnold Alander and Arthur Thomas.
Alishia Jean Alander of Duxbury, formerly of Plymouth died May 12, 2006 in an automobile accident in Plymouth. She was 20. Born in Orange County, Calif., Alishia was the daughter of Ernest and Kathleen (Sullivan) Alander. She lived in Plymouth for over 10 years before moving to Duxbury. She was a 2003 graduate of Plymouth North High School and attended Bridgewater College from 2003-04. She was a customer service consultant at the Plymouth CVS and Sam's Club. In her early years, she enjoyed dancing, acting in plays and ballet. In high school Alishia was involved with Students Fostering Hope (a group dedicated to raising money for activities for foster children). Later in life she enjoyed playing the guitar, she also enjoyed helping people and aspiring people to better themselves. Besides her parents, Alishia leaves her two sisters. She was the granddaughter of Charlotte Alander, and Henry Fuller, and the late Jean Thomas Fuller, Arnold Alander and Arthur Thomas.
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