Alicia Anne Penn

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ROCKVILLE, MD -- Alicia Anne Penn, loving mother, devoted wife, dear sister, supportive friend, and caring daughter, passed away on Saturday, March 28, 2026 at the age of 41, after a years-long battle with cancer. She will be remembered for her warmth, kindness, generous spirit, and a life measured in love.
 
Alicia was born on June 19, 1984, the daughter of David Penn and Susan Vogt, and was raised in Monona, Wisconsin, along with her brother, Shanan. She was involved in many extracurricular activities growing up, most of which involved singing, dancing, or playing various musical instruments. She also had a love of reading and creative writing, which led her to pursue a degree in English Language and Literature at UW-Eau Claire. While at UW-EC, she met her future husband, Chad Conrady.
 
Alicia and Chad were married at the Gates of Heaven Synagogue in Madison, Wis., on October 23, 2010. They started their post-college life in Monona, Wis., followed by a stint in Sauk Rapids, Minnesota, before settling in the Washington, D.C., area. Alicia worked at many different Walgreens stores over the years, starting in high school as a customer service associate, followed by assistant store manager positions, and eventually store manager positions.

Alicia adored her husband and her daughter, Cora, and enjoyed spending as much time with them as possible. At home, she delighted in cuddling and spoiling her dogs, and she treasured quiet moments relaxing outside with a good book. In Madison, Alicia enjoyed bike rides around the city, often stopping for a treat at Michael’s Frozen Custard. She also loved exploring trails throughout the Washington, D.C., area and spending time outdoors.  

Alicia is survived by her husband, Chad Penn; daughter, Cora Penn; mother, Susan Vogt; and brother, Shanan Penn. She was preceded in death by her father, David Penn. She will be greatly missed by all the family and friends who were fortunate to know her.

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