6 Entries
Robert Peace
July 13, 2017
I worked with Al from 1968 at RETA thru his tenure at Ralston Purina. He had requested my worn out neck tie which I mailed to him (standing joke between us). I think of him frequently. God Bless.
Jim Irvin
February 9, 2013
RIP, old friend. I remember the good times in St. Louis and Chicago.
Kathy Kues
November 9, 2012
I worked at Sverdrup for nearly 10 years and in the company of many good people. Al was one of them. He was always smiling and a friend to many. I am sorry for your loss.
Dee Plumley
November 8, 2012
May God Bless you and bring you home
November 7, 2012
Al:
Cheers to you, and my mother, as you share a fine glass of wine from Paris and bask in God's glory. Eternal rest and peace be yours until we meet again.
Greg Howell
November 4, 2012
Brother Al,
thank you for your friendship and spirit of fun. Your were always a supporter and friend. God Bless you.
Dave Blume
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