Alta Hoffman
Obituary
Hoffman, Alta J., 52, a Registered Nurse for Cancer Treatment Centers of America, was born July 4, 1953 to her parents John & Carol (Olson) Ritter in Muncy, Pennsylvania. Alta served the United States Army for five years leaving with the rank of Captain. She received a Bachelors Degree and pursued the medical profession for over 30 years. She married Harry J. Hoffman on July 5, 1975. She and J. celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary this past July. Alta is survived by her husband, J. Hoffman of the home; by her son, Josh and his wife Kristy, of Tulsa; her son Daniel Hoffman and her daughter Elizabeth Hoffman, both of the home. In addition she is survived by her sisters, Sandra Mejia of California and Linda Ritter of Florida; her brother Dr. Larry Ritter, of Maine; and 3 granddaughters. In addition to her beautiful family she leaves behind many friends and acquaintances. She will be missed by all. A Memorial Service will be held celebrating her life at Evangelistic Temple this Thursday at 10:00 a.m. In leiu of flowers contributions made be made to either Bright Tomorrows at 5630 S. Boston, Tulsa, OK 74105 or Bridge Builders c/0 Evangelistic Temple at 5345 S. Peoria, Tulsa, OK 74105. Ninde Garden.
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Tributes & Memories
Alta was a beautiful woman, inside and out. As a kid, I idolized her. She was a really loving person and a great mom.
Dixie Horton (now von Aschwege)
I thank God for allowing me the privilege to know Alta as a coworker, a godly woman and a dear friend and sister in Christ. I will miss her deeply, and look forward to seeing her again. What a wonderful woman that expressed the love of Christ in how she lived. Thank you for sharing her in life and in her death. Both gave glory to God. I pray that the Lord will cover all of our hearts with His peace as we grieve the loss of a tremendous woman. My love and prayers are with all of you. In Him, Lisa
Lisa Scimeca
Hello Hoffmans, just wanted to say a few things. Alta's greatest desire in her life was for God to get the glory for it. During the memorial service all I kept thinking was, "God, YOU are so magnificent and holy and the only one worthy of praise! You are so gracious!" I know the service was to remember Alta, but let me say that I believe her greatest desire was felt by everyone--God IS. He is. I worshipped. I prayed. I told my family it was so good to be in the House of the LORD. Thank you for sharing Alta and her God given faith. I love you all. Amber Hermes
Amber Hermes
You and all your family have been and will remain in our prayers through this time. You have always been a dear friend, we often have talked about our time in your share group and how much we grew as a couple with Alta & your wisdom. I enjoyed my trip to columbia with alta as well she was a fantastic nurse and an even more fantastic person. she will be greatly missed.
Ron Enerson Family
Your family is in my prayers. May God be with you during your time of sorrow.
Rhonda Luna
Alta was a special person who lived daily what she believed. Her faith was put into practice with each patient and staff member she encountered. Not only did she represent CTCT's brand of patient care, she spoke and responded to each situation with a Christ-like attitude. She will be missed, but her legacy will live on here, through the example she set for everyone. Liz, please know you are loved and will always be part of our family. Our support and prayers are with you and your family.
Pam Doak
Alta was an amazing wife, mother and nurse. I have known Alta since City of Faith days, what a pleasure! Alta had a kindness and gentleness that only could come from her deep believe and relationship with her Lord, Jesus Christ. Alta was the kind of nurse I have always strove to be. She has been such a blessing and encouragement to so many, she will be sorely missed by her CTCA family.
Denise Geuder
With deepest sympathy, We will all miss Alta's smiling face at CTCT
Nancy Holman
Kimberly Owens
Alta was a wonderful friend, nurse, co-worker, and sister in Christ. She was a blessing to all that knew her. I'm thankful she was a part of my life. I loved her and will greatly miss her. I pray that the peace and grace of the Lord Jesus Christ will comfort her family always.
DeAnna Brown
she will be a blessing in heaven also.
jan guthrie r.n.