Monday, November 9, 2026

Alice Sudol

Alice Sudol passed away peacefully on May 31st at the age of 91 in her home in Manahawkin NJ. Born in Kearny, NJ she was a force to be reckoned with, known for her sharp wit & unwavering determination. At a young age Alice started out as a book keeper at a bank and worked her way up to Assistant Vice President of the bank. Alice fought until the very end, demonstrating the same resilience that defined her throughout her remarkable life.

Alice was predeceased by her beloved parents, Mary and John McAllister, her devoted husband, Jack Sudol, and her cherished son, Gary Sudol. Though she endured great loss, she continued to lead her family with strength and grace.

She leaves behind her dear sisters, Emily Carpenter and Kathy Rummell, who shared in her journey through life, as well as her dear sister in-law Carole McAllister. Alice is survived by her loving children: eldest son, John, and his wife Leslie. Another son Paul, and his wife Geraldine. Her daughter & primary caretaker, Jennifer Diodato, and her husband, Drew Diodato.

She leaves behind 8 grandchildren & their spouses, Alison Sudol (Tom), Jacob Koerkel (Daniel),Ashley Sudol, Brittany Palmerson (Joseph), Jasmine Vaccaro, John Sudol, Chris Sudol, & DJ Diodato (Dominic). Along with 3 great-grandchildren, Alesia, Matti, & Winnie, and countless beloved nieces and nephews.

Alice was many things—kind, funny, stubborn, and always the boss. She had an unmatched ability to bring laughter and warmth into any room, and she cared deeply for those around her. Her presence commanded respect, but her heart was full of love.

Friends and family may gather for an Entombment service on Saturday, June 14, at 10AM, at Saint Mary of the Lake Cemetery, Honey Locust Dr, Lakewood, NJ 08701.

Her family and friends will forever carry her memory, honoring her legacy of strength, humor, and devotion. While she may no longer be with us, Alice’s spirit lives on in the countless lives she touched.

Rest in peace, Alice. You will be deeply missed, but never forgotten.