Alberta Ramsey, 87, stepped into the Glory of Heaven on Tuesday afternoon and met her Lord and Savior, Jesus, face to face. Born in Mayview, PA, she grew up in Turtle Creek, PA.

Alberta and her husband, Bill, relocated to Bradenton, Florida in 1960 with their three children, all under 5 years old. Alberta was actively involved in her church as long as she was physically able. Her life revolved around her faith and the giving of her time, resources and talents. She was an accomplished seamstress, sewing as a business and for family and friends. During her life she worked as a waitress in Bradenton, as a ward clerk at Manatee Memorial, in fabrics departments at Mae's Fabrics and Walmart. Her last job was cleaning at her church, Restoration Fellowship, for 14 years. Ms. Alberta was loved by all who knew her. She loved her family, her friends, the inmates she wrote to, and her puppy, Cleo, so very well.

Alberta was preceded in death by her biological mother, Mary Kuzak, her foster parents, Wesley and Clara Saxman, her beloved husband, William Paul Nebel, her second husband, Frank Junior Ramsey, and two sons, William Paul Nebel, Jr and Robert John Nebel. She is survived by her daughter, Phyllis-Ann Miller (Jerry Miller), son, Donald Richard Nebel, and sister Carol O'Brien. She has 16 grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren, and 13 great-great grandchildren with 2 more due in the spring.

A Celebration of Life will be held to honor Alberta at Restoration Fellowship, 5614 Richardson Rd, Sarasota, Florida. It will be on Saturday morning, February 19th, at 10:30am, with a covered dish fellowship to follow in the Family Life Center.