Heritage Wasilla Funeral Home

11/21/2025

Thoughtful care and the right setting can make all the difference. This family chose Kehl’s Legacy Funeral Home to honor both grandparents and felt supported every step of the way. Learn about our services here: https://www.legacyalaska.com/services/service-options

11/20/2025

No two lives are the same, and funerals shouldn’t be either. Our free guide offers 15 meaningful ways to honor your loved one with a service as unique as they were. Download your copy here: https://www1.legacyalaska.com/unique-funeral-options

11/17/2025

Love doesn’t go away, it stays with us in every moment.

11/14/2025

Cremation doesn’t have to be complicated or costly. Our simple, affordable options are designed to meet real needs with trusted care. Explore cremation packages and pricing on our website: https://www.legacyalaska.com/services/service-options

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

Make the decisions that matter now, so your family doesn’t have to later. Our preplanning options give you peace of mind and control over what comes next. Learn more about planning ahead here: https://www.legacyalaska.com/advanced-planning/why-plan-ahead

11/05/2025

In the gentle embrace of the Lord, Nancy Jean Cooley, a devout Christian and beacon of love, departed from this earthly realm on October 17, 2025, in Wasilla, AK, after a valiant battle with lung cancer. Born under the spring bloom of April 26, 1953, in Wyandotte, MI, Nancy's life was a testament to the virtues of faith, adventure, and unconditional love.

Nancy, the cherished daughter of the late Joel and Sharron Cooley, was the sister to a loving band of siblings: Jann Kleist, Joel Cooley, Beverly Cooley, Sharron Cooley, and Claudia Davis. Her legacy flourishes through her devoted sons, Justin and Dusty Little; her adored grandchildren, Chandra, Kobe, Lilly, and Holly; and her treasured great-grandchildren, Elijah and Emma Thompson.

A dedicated Licensed Practical Nurse, Nancy served with compassion and skill at Napa State Hospital, her gentle hands and kind words a solace to many a soul in distress. Her work was not merely a profession but a calling, where she embodied the spirit of Christ's healing ministry.

Nancy's life was a tapestry of joyful gatherings and heartfelt service. She reveled in the camaraderie of card games, her laughter a melody that uplifted the spirits of all who joined her in play. Volunteering at Frontline Mission, she was a vessel of grace, her actions a reflection of the love she bore for her Savior and her community.

Adventures with her sons and their families were the chapters of a storybook life, each memory a precious stone set in the crown of her earthly journey. Vacations with her siblings were treasured interludes, a time of bonding and merriment that nourished her soul and fortified the bonds of kinship.

Nancy, a woman of unwavering faith, lived her life as a testament to the Lord's enduring love. She was the embodiment of the Proverbs 31 woman, her worth far above rubies. Her spirit, adventurous and loving, soared on the wings of eagles, and her faith-filled heart was a fortress in times of trial.

As we bid farewell to Nancy Jean Cooley, let us rejoice in the knowledge that she has been called to her eternal home, where she now rests in the arms of her Creator. Her life, a well-penned sonnet of devotion and joy, continues to resonate in the hearts of those she touched. We celebrate her journey, her legacy, and the indelible mark she left upon this world, a mark as enduring as the stars in the firmament. She has fought the good fight, she has finished the race, she has kept the faith.

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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.

11/03/2025

Ronnie passed away on 10/27/2025 at Maple Springs Wasilla, Alaska from a long struggle with COPD. Ronnie was born in Mt Clemens Michigan 1/5/1958 to Paul and Margy Davis. Ronnie lived in Michigan with his parents, older Brother Bobby and younger brother Mark. He was very close to his maternal Grandpa, Grandma and Uncle Allen Fox and loved riding their horse Silver.

As a young boy the family moved to Alaska in 1962 and later his only sister Cindy was born. Ronnie loved to build and work on go-carts, motorcycles, trucks, 4-wheelers, snowmachines, classic cars and vehicles of all kinds. He could fix almost anything with duct tape and wire. Ronnie first worked in construction in Alaska. He married young, he had 2 children, his son Matthew and daughter Brandy and claimed they were the most precious gifts of his life.

Ronnie worked as a Truck Driver in the state of Michigan, later returning to Alaska, living a very simple life in a cabin that his family helped him build in Willow. There he hauled all his water and cut his own wood for heat. When he needed meat, he jumped on his wheeler, went and shot some wild game and then shared it with others.

Ronnie had an appreciation for nature. He was a good listener; kids and dogs gravitated to him. I believe this was partly, what I called, his peter pan “never grow up” syndrome. Ronnie was a friend to many and would give the shirt off his back to those in need. Persistence in doing things his way did get him into trouble from time to time. He was learning to rely more on God and less on himself as we all should.

Ronnie was preceded in death by his parents Paul & Margy Davis, his brother Bobby Allen Davis and his nephew Bobby Gray Davis.

Ronnie is survived by his son Matthew Davis and his wife Ellie of California.

His daughter Brandy Davis and her children, Melissa, Ava and Fisher of Alaska.

His Nephew Casey Davis of Texas & Niece Aubrey Scholl of Arizona, both their spouses and children.

His brother Mark Davis, his wife Roxane & their Children Cristal, Cassandra and Daniel of Mexico.

His sister Cindy Rausa (whom he lovingly referred to as his conscience), her husband Mitch & their children Gary, Laura, Cory, Patrick, Jordan & Micah, their spouses and their children.

Ronnie, we miss you so much already!

Celebration of Life Monday 5pm Kings Chapel Alaska 3301 E Parks Hwy Wasilla, Alaska

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11/03/2025

For over 60 years, families across Alaska have trusted us during life’s hardest moments. We provide support, guidance, and care so you can focus on healing. Learn more about our funeral services here: https://www.legacyalaska.com/services/service-options

11/02/2025

As Daylight Saving Time ends, may this season of shorter days bring opportunities for rest, reflection, and cherished moments with loved ones.