Alice Mae

Munn

On Wednesday, August 5, 2026, God needed someone to usher His saints into the Kingdom, so He chose the one who knows how to do it best, Alice Mae Munn. She was born in Hanover, Virginia on June 15, 1931 to James Green and Lena Green.  Alice was the youngest of two children.

She attended Richmond Public Schools and graduated and from Armstrong High School. Later, she furthered her education and received her Master's Degree in Education from Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU).

Alice was employed as a teacher for the Richmond Public School System and later went on to retire as an Administrator after fifty (50) years of faithful service.

She was a faithful servant of the Lord, her steadfast faith provided strength and guidance. She was a devoted member of Second Baptist Church where she served as a faithful member of the choir for many years.

Alice was an incredibly strong woman, loving sister, devoted mother, doting grandmother and loyal friend. Moreover, she was a motherly figure to most who had the pleasure to meet her. She lived for her family. Alice was a true living saint who would do whatever she could to assist anyone in need. As the saying goes, "she would give you the shirt off her back". She would protect, counsel, guide and childe if she thought it would help. As sweet as she could be, Alice would not mix words if she had to make a point and her message would come through loud and clear.  Inversely, her quick with and humor were intentional to garner a smile or laugh and to simply make you feel good. Alice's heart was always thinking of others. Her generosity was unmatched. She had a spirit with the likes of Sojourner Truth and many other influential African American women. When something had to be done, she was determined to accomplish her goal. With the command of an officer, she would direct and oversee to ensure tasks were accomplished. While she would always offer to feed you at "Little Momma's" house, Sunday afternoons were the place to be if you wanted good Southern style cuisine. It was not an exaggeration to have a few people at her home on any given Sunday. After the meal, she would provide you with a "to go" container for you to later enjoy delicacies.

Alice was a well-dressed woman. She had a natural designer ability to coordinate her fashion sense and was always stylish and classy, whether she was causal or formal. She loved to shop and fellowship.

In addition to her parents, Alice was also preceded in death by her husband, Freddie B. Munn; son, Keith James Munn and brother, Robert Louis Green, Sr.

Left to cherish her memory are two daughters, Deborah Lee and Sherry Munn; seven grandchildren, Charles Munn, Shawn Lee, Tony Munn, Keith Munn Jr., Chantelle Sanders, Alexis Munn and Alexander Munn; twelve great grandchildren; nine great-great grandchildren, other relatives and friends.

Remains rest at Scott's Funeral Home, 115 E. Brookland Park Blvd. where viewing will be held from 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. Friday, August 14, 2026. Funeral services will be held 10 a.m. Saturday, August 15 at Scott's Chapel, 116 E. Brookland Park Blvd. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.