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01/30/2026

From urns and keepsakes to memorial jewelry, we offer a range of merchandise that helps families honor their loved one in a personal and lasting way. Explore our selection on our website: https://www.legacyalaska.com/caskets-urns-and-keepsakes/urns-and-keepsakes

01/28/2026

Phillip Lee Hawks Sr. Passed away peacefully on January 4th, 2026 after a decades long battle with cancer. Phillip was born in South Korea on July 14th, 1965. He lived the majority of his life in Alaska, and graduated from West Valley High School in Fairbanks.

Phillip wore many hats, both the metaphoric ones and the actual baseball caps he sported every day. He was an artist who drew fantastical characters and landscapes, an athlete who gave his everything out on the football and baseball fields, and a drummer in a rock band while he attended college at the University of Alaska-Fairbanks.

During his life, Phillip enjoyed going fishing, playing video games, eating good food, listening to the best music, and laughing until his stomach hurt. Above all, he cherished spending time with his family. Whether at a holiday get-together, at a large dinner in a restaurant, on the phone sharing stories, or hosting a game night at home- he was happiest in the presence of his family.

Phillip was known for being a loving and devoted husband to his wife, a goofy and dedicated father to his 3 children, a proud older brother to his 3 younger siblings, a constant and caring son to his parents, and an honest and reliable presence to his friends.

Phillip will be remembered by those who survive him as a warm and kind man. He smiled often, finding humor and light in even the most dark and trying of times. Though his absence will be felt deeply, he is no longer in pain and is at peace in the arms of his creator.

Due to the extreme cold conditions and unforeseen circumstances, Legacy Funeral Homes apologizes for any inconvenience in moving the memorial service for Phillip Lee Hawks to Fairbanks Funeral Home on January 16th at 3pm 3704 Erickson Ave 99709. If there are any questions please call (907) 451-1110

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01/28/2026

We offer a variety of personalized cremation packages that make honoring your loved one both meaningful and affordable. Visit our website to explore our cremation service options: https://www.legacyalaska.com/services/service-options

01/27/2026

Dr. George Louis Stewart was born on 30 August 1936 in Fitchburg, Massachusetts to Julia and Nathaniel Stewart. George obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York where he met his first wife, Anita. They had four daughters together. He earned an MD from the State University of New York, Syracuse. A portion of his medical education was funded by the US Department of Public Health, and he held postings in Bethesda, MD and Bethel, Alaska. The time in Bethel sparked a lifelong love of the state.

After a residency at Virgina Mason Hospital in Seattle, George and his family moved to Anchorage in 1971 for a two-year position at the Alaska Community Hospital. Together with partners Dr. Tom Seldon and Dr. Tom Wood, George founded Internal Medicine Associates. During his career he was deeply involved with the American Lung Associaton and the American Thoracic Society, serving in various leadership roles. He was passionate about and a leader in the movement to promote smoke-free environments in Alaska.

George married the love of his life, Kathy Stewart, on June 3, 1990. He retired from medicine in 2005 but remained professionally and personally active, always learning and sharing. He loved aviation, becoming a private pilot, instructor and aviation physician. He taught human factors classes at both UAA and Embry-Riddle. He also loved sharing his medical knowledge through the Christian Medical and Dental Association, teaching in forums as diverse as medical schools in Macedonia, medical practitioners in rural Africa, and colleges in the US.

George loved camping and was a keen dip-netter. He was deeply involved in his church community and its charitable works throughout the world, and numerous missionary outreaches including Alaska Medical Missions. He was also a long-time contributor to Junior Achievement and Rotary. George’s commitment to service and giving was beautifully evident in the last weeks of his life through the kindness of numerous friends and members of his church community, for which his family are very grateful.

He is survived by his wife, Kathy, his daughters Tracy (Joe Imlach), Maria (Richard O’Brien), Allison, and Kristina (Chris Lawton), and his son Kyle (Mandy Tolliver), along with his many grandchildren and great grandchildren.

A celebration of life will be planned for later in the spring.

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01/26/2026

Our caring staff is dedicated to helping you arrange a respectful and meaningful military service for your veteran loved one. We’ll guide you through the process of securing the honors and benefits they deserve. Visit our website to learn more about how we can support you: https://www.legacyalaska.com/services/honoring-veterans

01/24/2026

Everyone grieves differently. Some days feel manageable; others feel overwhelming.
On this day of awareness, we honor the personal and evolving nature of grief and remind you: there is no timeline for healing.

01/23/2026

Burial allows families to preserve memories in a dedicated place of rest. Whether it's a private plot or a family section, we offer personalized options that honor every life story. Discover how burial can be part of your family’s legacy: https://www.legacyalaska.com/services/service-options

01/21/2026

Funerals today can be as unique as the lives they celebrate. Whether you imagine something traditional or something completely different, our guide can help you explore the possibilities. View our Unique Funerals Guide here: https://www1.legacyalaska.com/unique-funeral-options

01/19/2026

Today, we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a voice for justice, unity, and peace.
His vision continues to inspire us to care for one another with compassion and respect.

01/16/2026

Many families choose to keep a portion or all of the cremated remains in a keepsake urn, providing a lasting memorial for future generations to cherish. Visit our website to learn more: https://www.legacyalaska.com/services/service-options

01/14/2026

Pamela Melissa Analoak Obituary
Pamela Melissa Analoak was born on May 19, 1988, in Anchorage, Alaska, at the Alaska Native Medical Center, to Walter Analoak and Judie Ann Harris. She became an Angel on November 10th, 2025. Her celebration of life will be on January 3rd, 2026 from 11am-2:30pm at The Door Christian Fellowship Church of Anchorage located at 171 Muldoon Road #102 in Anchorage, Alaska.

In lieu of flowers, we ask that you honor Pam by embracing life with the same fearless joy she carried everyday – take that trip, chase that dream, love without hesitation. Live boldly, just as she always did.

Pam was a kind and free spirit who would give the shirt off her back to anyone in need. She grew up in Anchorage until her mid-teenage years, when she moved to Kodiak with her family. While living in Kodiak, Pam discovered many of her passions. She loved participating in the Special Olympics of Alaska and proudly won several medals. She also served as a volunteer firefighter in Kodiak for a time. Pam graduated from high school in Kodiak, Alaska.

Pam later met her husband, Chuck, and together they moved to Fairbanks, Alaska, where they welcomed their two beautiful daughters, Alyeska and Susitna. Over the years, Pam lived in Wisconsin and Minnesota before eventually returning home to Alaska to be closer to her family.

Pam enjoyed going on walks, sightseeing, outdoor activities, socializing, and being goofy. Her laughter, warmth, and generous heart touched everyone who knew her.

Pam is survived by her father, Walter Analoak of Anchorage; her sisters, Katherine Campbell, Janice Marian, and Holly Bahneman; her brother, Leland Manda; her daughters, Susitna and Alyeska; her nephews, Jonathan Alvarenga, Marcus Perez, Malakai Pablo, Kaesen Gauthier, Jaxson Marian, and Odin Bahneman; and her nieces, Rebecca Nanok, Brittney Nanok, Moretta Analoak, Crystal Alvarenga, Melissa Escalante, Jocelyn Alvarenga, and Addison Bahneman. She is also survived by many aunts, uncles, and cousins.

Pam was preceded in death by her mother, Judie Manda; her stepfather, Leland Manda; her grandparents, Patrick and Audrey Analoak, Isaac Harris, and Moretta Jones; her cousin, Arthur Analoak; and her aunt, Nancy Analoak.

Pam will be remembered for her generous heart, joyful spirit, and the deep love she had for her family and friends.

I would like to share a poem that resembles Pam

Free Spirit
I’ve lived my life
As a free spirit, And I’ll hopefully
Do so when I die
So cast my ashes
To the four-winds
And allow my soul
To soar up to the sky…
(By Clive Blake)

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01/13/2026

Not sure where to begin with funeral planning? Our free planning guide walks you through each step so your wishes are clear and your family has peace of mind.
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