A private service will be held at the Minnesota Valley Funeral Homes. Pastor Gerhardt Miller will officiate, and burial will follow in the New Ulm City Cemetery in New Ulm.

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Alice is survived by her daughter, Carla (Nick) Loock of Henning; her son, Ronnie (Janelle) Lambrecht of Madelia; her grandchildren, Shannon, Brian, Kelly, Ethan, and Kenny; her great-grandchildren, Edward, Landon, Ansley, Shelby, Addison, Hudson, Maisie, Alayna, Bridget; her sister, Rosalie (Jeff) Butcher of Louisville, Kentucky; and many nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Lawrence and Elsie Hippert; her husband, Delbert Lambrecht; her brothers and sisters-in-law, Waldo (Lucy) Hippert, Harvey (Katie) Hippert, Warren Hippert, Ray (Hilda) Hippert, Morris (Helen) Hippert, Donald Hippert, Larry (Diane) Hippert, Clifford Hippert; and her sisters and brothers-in-law, Doris (Harold) Macho, and Lorraine (Ray) Bode.

Alice Mae Hippert was born May 16, 1931, in New Ulm to Lawrence and Elsie (Zimmerman) Hippert. She was a 1949 graduate from the New Ulm High School. On September 2, 1950, Alice was united in marriage to Delbert Lambrecht at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in New Ulm. This union blessed the couple with a son and a daughter whom together they raised on their farm in Milford Township. Early in her life, Alice worked as a telephone operator as well as at the Ben Franklin Store in New Ulm, but later worked from home as a mother and homemaker, and helped her husband work their farm. Alice later worked at 3M in New Ulm for 25 years until her retirement in 1995. Besides her work, Alice always enjoyed relaxing in nature watching the birds, or spending time on the lakes fishing with Delbert. Alice always had a good eye for a deal and loved visiting auctions and collecting antiques. She also enjoyed sharing a morning cup of coffee with her friends in Essig. Alice was a member of the Oakwood United Methodist Church in New Ulm. What Alice loved most in life was time she got to spend with her family, and especially loved getting to see her grandchildren and great-grandchildren grow. She will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved her. Blessed be her memory.

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