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Alfred P. "Al" Tasch Jr.

Alfred Tasch Obituary

Alfred P. 'Al' Tasch Jr. of Lawrence, avid fisherman; 43 LAWRENCE Alfred P. "Al" Tasch Jr., age 43, of Lawrence, died unexpectedly on Thursday, July 31, at Lawrence General Hospital. He was the beloved husband of Paula J. (Bourassa) Tasch with whom he had celebrated a 14th wedding anniversary in May. Al was born in Abington, PA on June 4, 1965, the son of Alfred and Lois (Lutz) Tasch of Horsham, PA who survive him. He was educated through Horsham schools, and received a bachelors degree in Theatrical Production and Design at Ithaca College in New York. Al was a service technician with Capron Lighting and Sound of Needham for eight years, and previously freelanced in the lighting and sound production industry. He enjoyed fishing and baseball. Besides his wife and parents, he is survived by his son and daughter, Peter and Allison Tasch of Lawrence; a brother and sister-in-law, Brian and Beth Tasch of Willow Grove, PA; his father and mother-in-law, Paul and Theresa Bourassa of Lowell; three sisters-in-law, Lorraine Corbeil and her husband, Roy of Dracut, Doris Richards and her husband, Ronald of Lowell, and Diane St. Pierre of Dracut; a brother-in-law, Paul E. Bourassa of Lowell; also aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, and close friends. TASCH Relatives and friends may call at the M. R. LAURIN & SON FUNERAL HOME, 295 Pawtucket St., Lowell on Tuesday, Aug. 5 from 4 to 8 p.m. with a prayer service to follow at the Funeral Home at 8 p.m. Interment will be private. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Al's memory to the Alfred Tasch Memorial Fund, c/o Capron, Inc., 278 West St., Needham, MA 02494. Funeral Directors M. Richard Laurin, Scott Laurin and Louis Fazio 978-452-0121, www.laurinfuneralhome.com
Published by Lowell Sun on Aug. 3, 2008.

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Sharon & Denis Corbeil

August 6, 2008

Dear Paula, Peter and Allison:

Words cannot express the heartfelt sympathy we share with you. Al is a unique individual - to which we will miss deeply. Keep in you heart all the love he had for all of you and remember he is in a better place smiling down upon all of you!

estelle macdonald

August 5, 2008

So many of us were blessed by knowing Al. He was always such a joy to work with as he brought his thoughtfulness, kindness and light every time we all gathered to set the stage in the amazing world of events we all shared.

The work was hard, the days and nights were long and often filled with stress but Al brought a quiet and reassuring warmth, great skill
and that amazing smile which always seemed to soften the edges of even the longest day.


Al and my husband Bruce enjoyed many wonderful conversations about theater production over the years. He shared so many stories about his wife and children that, although we never met, we felt like we knew them as they grew. When my husband passed away a few years ago, Al was so kind in sharing memories of Bruce and their conversations together, I will always be grateful to him for that.


I am so deeply sorry for your loss and pray for your comfort and healing. I pray too that these difficult times are lessened, good memories take their place, and that you can hear the reassuring whispers of his spirit always.

Warmest Prayers,estelle

Al & Kathy Kennedy

August 5, 2008

Paula,
It was my honor to know and work with Al. He is a good man, and will never be forgotten. We lost our daughter Kaitlyn at age 16, and I have asked her to take care of Al.

Our deepest love to you & your family.
Al & Kathy Kennedy

Linda Larrivee

August 4, 2008

Dear Paula,
Please know that our thoughts and our prayers are with you and your children during this most difficult time.
Bob, Linda, Laura and Karen

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