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David Schmidt
March 5, 2016
John and family. My deepest sympathies at the loss of your father. He was truly a remarkable man and father. He had such an easy going style and love for life and family. It is many of those same characteristics, John, that you and your father shared. We had so much respect for your father. In fact way back in grade school we stopped calling you John and just called you "Earle" Albright. Which we still do to this day. And maybe too because you brought your dad's baseball glove to the playground one day which was branded with his name Earle on it. Loved your dad!
May you and your family find comfort in the love of the Lord in this time of grief.
Dave Schmidt
March 5, 2016
My deepest sympathy and condolence to the family for your loss. May you find peace and comfort in reading Hosea 13:14 during this time of grief.
March 5, 2016
I'm sorry for your loss. May God grant you peace to cope with your loss Phillipians 4:6,7.
Brian Olson
March 3, 2016
Mr. Albright was a great friend, mentor, and coach to me. Growing up virtually next door to him, I spent much of my youth with his son John and our gang from the 'Tosa neighborhood. Earle was always a friendly face, looking dapper with his pipe in hand. I remember him getting so worked up when we would watch the Michigan vs. Ohio State football games. There was no greater M Go Blue fan than Mr. Albright. And having him coach our Cub Scout softball team along side my Dad was a special bond that John and I always cherished. He was a wonderful businessman, father, and husband. I know the past years have been a challenge for him, but I'm glad he's at peace. All the best to John, Amy and Jane and the entire Albright clan. My deepest sympathies. - Brian Olson
Pam Heup
March 2, 2016
Amy: I'm so sorry to hear of your dad's passing. I know how much he meant to you, Janie and John and all of your extended family. I'm sure that knowing that he and your mom are together again is a great comfort. I have such fond memories of those early mornings coming by your house before we went to classes at Tosa East and hearing him tell you that "Heeuups" is here with all the dogs barking around him. I've always considered your family my second family and I am going to miss him, too. God bless all of you.
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