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11/14/2025

Juju was born in Anchorage, Alaska, on November 12th, 2004 to Kasandra Maddox. Juju spent his childhood growing up in Anchorage where he attended schools in the Anchorage School District and graduated from Service High. JuJu aspired to attend school for business with a specialty in real estate, with the hope of eventually becoming a real estate broker. Juju passed away on October 20th, 2025 at the age of 20 in Anchorage, Alaska.

Juju’s family describes him as someone with an unmatched sense of humor and a smile that could light up any room. His sisters knew him as their protector, the one who always had their backs, no questions asked. He loved hard, felt deep, and wore his heart on his sleeve. And when it came to food, Juju didn’t miss a meal or a family gathering for those get-togethers were full of good food, loud laughs, and the occasional food fight.

Juju was a competitor, you could always find him playing NBA 2K, he was the top player in the entire state of Alaska. He also had a passion for sports, playing football, basketball, wrestling, track, and taekwondo. It was on the football field where he truly shined. His talent as a running back was unmatched — and if you ever watched him play, you’d know that seeing him score three touchdowns while carrying five defenders on his back was just another day for Juju.

Juju had immense potential and worked hard to turn early obstacles into positives for himself and his family. His passing leaves a huge hole in the hearts of loved ones. We ask that you remember him for his life and the impact he had on those he loved.

Juju is survived by his mother, Kasandra Maddox, step-mother, Megan Mercier; sisters, LaShawntae Reape and Adriahnna Mercier; grandmothers, Sandra Dervin and Beatrice Reape; uncles, Dimonique Maddox, Karl Maddox Jr., Edwin Reape; aunties, Jasmin Maddox, Latisha Maddox, Mary Nell Maddox, Nicole Reape, and many, many cousins. Juju is preceded in death by his grandfathers Cyril Reape and Karl Maddox Sr.; his cousins Daishon Alex, Precious Alex-Talamaivao, Tyleah Maddox-Livengood, and Dawon Ford.

“Juju, when we meet again, imma punch you so hard for leaving me and Addy!! Please watch over us.” - LaShawntae

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11/14/2025

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11/14/2025

11/13/2025

Kenneth Edward Lawrence Dahl was born on December 1, 1964, in Fairbanks, Alaska, and made his home in Anchorage until his passing on November 9, 2025. A true Alaskan spirit, Ken was a hardworking man through and through — a jack of all trades who found joy in labor and adventure. He traveled far and wide across Alaska and the Lower 48, always carrying with him a generous heart and a deep love for the people and places he encountered.

Ken’s door was always open. Whether for family, friends, or those in need of kindness, he welcomed others with warmth and sincerity. His faith was a guiding light throughout his life, and in recent years, he reaffirmed that faith, embracing forgiveness as the path that led him closer to the Lord.

He is survived by his beloved siblings, nieces, and nephews, all residing in Alaska. Ken’s absence leaves a profound void, and he will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.

As a devoted Denver Broncos fan, Ken never missed a chance to cheer them on. So at the next NFL game, raise a cheer in his honor — he’ll be watching from above, smiling wide.

Rest peacefully, Ken. Your love lives on in all of us.

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11/12/2025

In Loving Memory of Mary Alexandria Underwood,

11/11/2025

Veterans Day is a time to give thanks for the strength, service, and memory of those who stood in the protection of others. We honor them today and always.

11/10/2025

A cozy lineup of autumn joys: pumpkins, warm treats, candlelight, and simple adventures that make the season unforgettable. 🍂

11/07/2025

Clara was born May 5th, 1940, in Old Tyonek, Alaska to Paul & Allie Chuitt. Clara was always known for her wonderful cooking and infamous baking skills.

Clara loved her family and always made sure they were well taken care of. You could always find Clara indulging in her favorite activities, crocheting, knitting, word find and jig saw puzzles. Clara loved watching movies such as John Wayne and other old westerns, this was her happy time in front of the television but her favorite happy place was being surrounded by her family. Clara believed in God and trusted in his word, her favorite scripture was Philippians 4:13; I Can Do All Things Through Christ Who Strengthens me. Clara lived and represented Proverbs 31:25, Strength and Dignity are her clothing, and she laughs at the time to come.

Clara is survived by her brother; Lawrence Chuitt, daughters, Donna Phillips, Victoria Bartels (Sam Bartels), grandchildren, Rachel & Joe Filoi, Hannah Bartels, Stacy Chuitt, great great grandchildren, Dimitrius, Aurora, Nolini Braun, and Jaydence Standifer and a host of other relatives and friends. Clara will be forever in our hearts and missed by all who loved and knew her.

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11/07/2025

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11/05/2025

Thor Christian Nilsson, 19, of Palmer, Alaska, passed away on October 28, 2025. Born on June 7, 2006, in Reno, Nevada. Thor’s father William moved his family back to Alaska when Thor and his twin brother Bernt were 2 years old. Thor lived his life with unbridled passion, a fierce love for adventure, and a spirit that could never be tamed.

Thor was a young man who truly embodied what it means to live free. An avid outdoorsman and thrill-seeker, he found his greatest joy in the wild places of Alaska— exploring the trails and mountains, particularly his beloved Hatcher’s Pass. Whether he was dirt biking, riding snow-machines, hunting, fishing for dinner in Alaska's waters, or taking long drives through the Alaskan wilderness; Thor approached every experience with enthusiasm and courage. He lived by the maxim: to skid into life's finish line sideways, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming

"Wow! What a Ride!"

At just 19, Thor was already an avid welder, experienced mechanic, and pursuing his dream to start his own trucking business. His entrepreneurial spirit and work ethic inspired everyone around him. But beyond his ambitions and adventures, Thor was known for his kind heart, his fiery spirit, and his ability to make everyone feel valued and loved.

Thor is survived by his loving parents, William and Patience Nilsson; his beloved siblings, Jessica, Bernt, Avi, and Elsa; his devoted girlfriend, Claudia; and his cherished friends, along with countless others whose lives he touched with his warmth and spirit.

Though his time with us was far too brief, Thor packed more life, love, and adventure into his 19 years than most experience in a lifetime. His light may have faded from our sight, but his spirit will forever live on in the mountains he climbed, the trails he blazed, and the hearts of all who knew him.

"The mountains are calling and I must go."

Thor answered that call every day. May he rest in eternal peace among the wild places he loved, riding endless trails under endless skies. Until we meet again, keep the throttle wide open, brother. We love you forever.

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11/05/2025

November is Caregivers Appreciation Month, we honor caregivers who give their time, energy, and hearts to support others. Your compassion and dedication make a lasting difference every day.