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June 29, 2016
Al
Was just talking about you today and the positive impact that you had on many at BHS. You were a major factor in many lives.
Mark Goodwin
Tracy Tishion
July 29, 2015
Happy birthday Dad! Today we picked up the moving van for our cross country move to Tucson. We'll be with Mom and now closer to you! Missing you. I'll have something chocolatey in honor of you today.
Tracy Tishion
June 21, 2015
Dad- it's been 4 years now and there still isn't a day that goes by that you're not in my thoughts! Missing you on this Father's Day wishing you could have been here for your "cutie pie's" (Megan's) high school graduation. Love you always. Tracy
Bhumika Soni-Dave
September 29, 2012
I just learned of Mr. Janesky's passing and am very saddened by the news. He was the best science teacher I have ever known. Mr Janesky was kind, loving and cared deeply for each student. RIP he will be missed.
Jacqueline Janesky
August 24, 2012
Al this is the second wedding anniversary I missed without you. Still seems like a few years ago and not 44 years that we were married. Love you and remember all the good years we had together.
Your loving wife, Jackie
Jacqueline Janesky
July 29, 2012
Hi Pop,
Hope you have a great birthday. Your whole family all 16 of us wish you a happy birthday. We were all here in Tucson. Love and miss you.
Your loving wife, Jackie
Laurel Kessler-Quinones
July 12, 2012
I just heard the news a year later but was very touched as I remember "Mr. Janesky" from my high school days in Bethel. One of the rare individuals who helped make learning fun in all areas of life. He also gave that extra for all his students, friends, and family. He will be missed.
James Murkland
July 11, 2012
RIP Mr Janesky, fond memories of you from our family. One of Dad's best friends..., Jackie and family we are with you, and remembering the wonderful and good man Al was. One of the Greats.
Tracy Tishion
May 11, 2012
Time flies by and it seems like it was just yesterday that we were all together for Christmas in Arizona enjoying your company. Fast forward a little more than a year and now we share special memories of when you were with us. I know you're with me everyday because of the sounds of the train whistles waking me each morning. We are all fine but miss you so much.
Your daughter
Jackie Janesky
May 11, 2012
It's hard to believe that a year has gone by since you left us. It's not an anniversary that I like to celebrate. Instead I'll think every year of the scholarship that is given to a senior at Bethel High in your honor. It's a way to keep you love of science and help that you always gave to your students.Oddly enough, it will be presented on my birthday, May 31 by Tracy. It seems to be fitting that we all are involved to keep your memory alive. So as another year starts without you, I still wish we could be together but will remember all the good times we had. I love and miss you.
Your wife, Jackie
Megan Tishion
April 13, 2012
Dear Pop,
We all miss you so much. Everbody is doing fine. I am a freshman in high school and Patrick is a junior in collage.My mom has been to all the states accept one. She and nan are going to Hawaii this summer.When they come back all of us are coming out to see you. The best memory that i have of you is you talking about your train all the time and of course watching your Shrek and Donkey. I do watch Shrek sometimes and i also think of you. It is coming up on a year since you passed and we still miss you a lot whenever we hear a train whistle we will also think of you and while watching Shrek movies.
Love your grandaughter
Cutie Pie (aka Megan)
Jacqueline Janesky
December 31, 2011
Happy New Year Al,
The past holiday season has been good but still I wish you were with us. The next year, 2012, will be the first one without you and one of many "firsts" that I experienced this past year. Chris and Taryn gave me a locket with your picture in it and says "Forever in my Heart" and that says it all. I hope your in peace now and I will always love you.
Your wife Jackie
Tracy Tishion
December 24, 2011
Merry Christmas Dad-
We were watching "How The Grinch Stole Christmas" last night and remembered the very first time we watched it in the apartments as a family and were sad when the half hour was up because we would need to wait another whole year before we could see it again!! Times have certainly changed. You truly were our family's Grinch with a heart bigger than anyone else's. On this Christmas Eve, I'll bring home, from church, the light of a candle just for you.-Love Your daughter,
Sharon Dietzel
August 26, 2011
Dear Janesky Family: Mr.J was a teacher who encouraged his students to believe in themselves in a way that not all teachers do. He had a way of giving you a push but in a tender way. I was very sorry to read on FB that he had passed away. May the love and memories you shared with him help you each and everyday.
Class~1988
August 25, 2011
Hi Al,
Happy 43rd wedding anniversary Aug 24th, the first without you. I love and miss you but remember all the ones we spent together.
Love Jackie
July 30, 2011
Hi Dad-
I was travelling back from Maine yesterday on your birthday from a Mimio conference. Yes, I finally made it to Maine!! I attached a picture. When we left, they gave us bagged lunches to take with us on the road. I knew you were with me in spirit because when I opened my lunch, in there sat 2 cookies, a chocolate chip and a macadamia nut, your two favorites! Happy birthday.
Love Tracy
July 29, 2011
This is the first of many anniversaries that we won't be together,but will be in spirit. I remember many birthdays, on the road, where we had great times and great laughs as to the gifts you got! Each one brings back precious memories. Michelle, Madi and I wished you a Happy 70th birthday today. I love and miss you.
Jackie
Robin NeJame
June 25, 2011
For years I have tried "hunting" down "J-bud", through Facebook and other friends. I had heard that he settled in AZ, amazingly close to where I settled in Colorado. I asked an old friend about Mr. J just yesterday, and learned the news of his recent passing. I had many good teachers at BHS, but he was the one that I remember the most. He inpired me to no end! My science brain was slow, and because I tried....he went above and beyond as a teacher...ALWAYS there to give me some extra help after school. I became a teacher, and one thing that I am committed to is being there for my kids,until all hours, because he set such a great example! What a significant role model in my life! Learning through his obit, about the things that he loved....inspires me again. I never knew that we had so much in commom...the love of the southwest, and to travel....now I can not just talk about adventures, I have to live them...because J bud would say "go for it!" What a gift! I am deeply sorry for your loss. I know the time and energy that goes in to teaching..thank you for sharing Mr. Janesky with soooo many children! He has been missed for soooo many years, thought about more often then he will ever know, and he made an impact! My condolences. Robin NeJame "88
Ann Marie & Randy Priolo
June 21, 2011
Dear Janesky Family: Mr. Janesky, as we call him, is the teacher that had the greatest positive impact on our lives. At BHS, when he became our class advisor, little did he know how much time and effort he would invest in the class of 1977. Mrs. J: also my teaching mentor...thank you for sharing your time and family(Hi kids...loved hearing about you each Christmas!). We miss you all. We are so sad, but rejoice in Mr. Janesky's life and legacy. With love, thanks and prayers, Randy and Ann Marie (Sullivan) Priolo.
Tracy Tishion
June 19, 2011
Happy Father's Day Dad-
I wish I could be there in Tucson to come visit you overlooking those beautiful mountains but I can't because our school year hasn't ended yet! So, this is the next best thing. Our father's days didn't have many breakfasts in bed but lots of waffles and homemade gifts made with love to you (shirts, clay pots, cards, TIES and more recently chocolate chip cookies sent from Connecticut to you in AZ in snappy little coolers!.) One of my most memorable gits to you was the little yellow book I made in elementary school that had all the things I loved about my dad inside it, complete with pictures and one line sentences of my thoughts, all done in crayon of course! I was so proud of my accomplishment and when you opened it and read the book back to me, that had to be one of the best moments ever. We have had so many of those wonderful and amazing moments and I'll treasure them always. I miss you and love you and know that you're here in spirit with me in New Milford on this day because we have the most beautiful roses blooming on that bush you planted way back. They have never been so full like they are on this Father's Day.
With all my love,
Tracy
(Mom, Cindy, and Jason-check out the picture I uploaded of the roses!)
June 17, 2011
To Mr Janesky's family: Mr Janesky made a significant impact in my life. Mr Janesky was one of those special educators that can inspire, befriend and convey the fun of learning science. I wish every teacher I had or my children will have could provide similar inspiration and education. He was a special person, I will never forget him. Jeff Tufts BHS 1992
Eileen Ravenda
June 4, 2011
My Sympathy to the family of such a wonderful human being and gifted teacher. His legacy will live on in his students.
May 27, 2011
Sincerest sympathy to the Janesky family. I have very fond memories of Al from our time together at Bethel High.
Ella Bartscht, former Office Coordinator (Danbury, CT/Conway, SC)
Guy Tino
May 26, 2011
Jason and family - I am so sorry for your loss. Sadly I know all too well the feelings you're having right now. Stay strong and remember those happy times. Thoughts and prayers are with you. If I can be of help in any way, please reach out.
Lillian Coveney/Storms
May 25, 2011
My thoughts and prayes are with The family, I remember being a kid and hanging out at his house with Cindi and Tracy, and having
cheese fondue, and the snakes he had in the cages in the playroom.
Mary Ellen Pacific
May 25, 2011
Dear Jackie and family,
Please accept our heart felt sympathies on your great loss. This would be the weekend that Joe and I would make the long trek to New Milford from Ridgefield. It seemed to take forever. Now it only takes minutes on "super 7" Your kindness and generousity for those memorable fun times we shared on Memorial Day will never be forgotten. Thank you for sharing the pictures and letting us see all of those happy times you and Al shared with your family. I can only wish that we had the chance to do some of those things before Joe had his strokes. Al will be missed by all of you and his memory will be kept in our hearts forever. God Bless Mary Ellen & Joe Pacific
Tony Atherton
May 25, 2011
Jay,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this mournful time. I think back on the time we had growing up on River Road and laugh. Mr J was always there to have a catch or toss the football. I will miss him greatly.
Thoughts and Prayers
Tony Atherton
Gabrielle Estrada
May 25, 2011
Dear Pop,
You were like a second grandfather to me. I have such fond memories from when I was a child and coming over to your house with Michelle. You would always captivate us with your stories of your world travels, showing us pictures of Egypt and giving us little things you collected along the way. You gave us the ability to dream big and reach for the stars and know that nothing was/is ever out of reach. It was truly an honor to get to be a part of your life. You were a great man who will be missed by all.
With all my Love,
Gabrielle Estrada
May 25, 2011
Mr. Janesky is the reason I have my love for the sciences especially animals. He brought the best out in me with his gentle and quite encouragement. I was allowed to bring Max the classroom iguana home for the summer b/c of Mr. J. This was an honor b/c he thought I was responsible enough to take care of him. He will always be one of my favorite teachers as I'm sure many other students will agree. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. Vanessa Barzetti Hawley Class of 1971
Joe Shaboo
May 24, 2011
I was just talking about zygotes and phylums the other day and remembered Bio class ... thanks be given.
Peace.
Michelle Purvinis
May 24, 2011
Pop, you are truely one of a kind! Some of your students got to learn from you for a year, but I was lucky enough to learn from you for 23 years. You were always ready to listen to anyone, a friend or a stranger, who had something to say. Through that I learned kindess. You gave all that you could, and asked nothing in return. You dedicated so many years to teaching, and then retired only to take on several volunteering positions. Through that I learned selflessness and the value of giving. Your dedication, and love for Nan was evident to anyone who knew you. Through that I learned the value of passion and love. And lastly, you were always willing to play with me and all the other grandkids (and any kid who asked). I remember in middle school I wanted to try out for vollyball, so you not only bought me a vollyball, but you taught me how to bump, set, and spike a ball. You were so proud of me when I made the "A" team. You saw that I had a goal and you helped me reach it. Through that I learned to never give up on myself. Pop, you have taught me more than I could possibly describe. I will carry you with me for the rest of my life. I will tell Madi all about you! Even though I wish you could be here on Earth to watch her grow up, I know that you are in Heaven watching from above. I know that you will help me along the way. Thank you for being a role model, a friend, a teacher, and a grandfather. I love you and I look forward to the day that I meet you in Heaven and get one of those warm Pop hugs. Until then, I miss you greatly!
With all my heart,
Michelle
Louanne Murad-Allen- class of 82
May 24, 2011
I have such fond memories of Mr. Janesky...he was by far my favorite teacher and was such a positive influence in my life. My only regret is that I was not able to reach out to him in my adult years to express these feelings. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family - what a treasure he was.
Reena Singh BHS Class of 90
May 24, 2011
Mr. Janesky was the kind of good hearted individual I continue to strive to be today...a person with strong values and beliefs, always full of enthusiasm and joy. I am honored and grateful to have known him as a teacher and friend.
Anne Gilbert Heinlein
May 24, 2011
Mr Janesky was without a doubt, favorite teacher. Two things come to mind when I think of him...Liver Pizza and DNA. He was such a caring person, and I am sad that I didn't get the chance to see him in my adult years and tell him how much he meant to me. Rest peacefully. Anne Gilbert Heinlein BHS 1980
Sheila Brooks
May 24, 2011
I remember Mr. Janesky with much fondness. In addition to being a warm & gifted teacher, eager to share knowledge with his students, he was a kind & compassionate person. My condolences to his family. I am sure he will be missed.
May 23, 2011
Mr. J was one of my favorite teachers; I credit him with my love of science. I remember helping him take care of the mice he raised to feed Avogadro his Boa constrictor. There was a time when everyone was in class that his took Avogadro for a 'walk' down the corridor. I feel lucky to have known him. My thoughts and prayers are with him and his family.
Monica Heymann BHS class of 74
Rasha Ramzy
May 23, 2011
My entire family's sympathy goes out to Mrs. J and Jason in particular- we'll never forget our special time with you and Mr. J in Cairo. He was a wonderful bio teacher, mentor, and had such an infectuous zest for life. He'll always be remembered fondly.
Rasha Ramzy- BHS class of 1986
Teri M- Class of 87
May 23, 2011
Mr. J,
You have never been forgotten. Thank you for your help support and for just being you.
Grace Gardiner
May 23, 2011
We have such happy memories of "Mr J", a big smile, great laugh, always a hug. I being the mom of 2 daughters he taught at BHS, greatful for the enthusiasm he brought to science and his classes. You saw how much the kids adored and respected him. Thank you for being you and being a part of my daughters lives.
Sharon Keiffer-Cool
May 23, 2011
Mr. J was not only my favorite teacher of all time but one of my best friends in high school. I don't think I ever made it to a class on time my senior year because I would be talking with him between classes and he would always give me a pass! I have never looked at snakes or fruit flies the same after his class and everything he taught me has stuck in my brain to this day. I truly loved him and my heart felt sympathy goes out to his family.
Sharon Keiffer Cool BHS class of 1980
Sandy Shaw Frey
May 23, 2011
Mr J was not just a teacher to me but a light in my day. He was that voice of reason in the fog of adolescence. A shoulder to cry on, a pair of arms for a much needed hug, and a smile of congratulations for a job well done. And who can forget the Agar monsters! I will miss you Mr J!
May 23, 2011
We were very sad to hear the news of Mr. J passing away. He was a great guy who had more compassion for the frogs he had to disect in science class than most people have for people. Doris and I were very fortunate to see him while attending the Tucson Gem Show in Feb. 2007. He was working in security when he spotted my Uconn hat .When I turned around we were both surprised to see each other. It was great. We will all miss him.
Dennis & Doris Janofsky BHS Class of 1969
Robert Janofsky BHS Class of 1980
May 23, 2011
Mr. Janesky was my Class Advisor/Bio teacher at BHS. Every memory I have of him is wonderful, particularly his enthusiasm for Lord of the Rings and Star Trek back then, which made me an avid fan as well. He signed my yrbook with an Elvish quote from LotR (and no translation!) The quote meant: "A light shines on the hour of our meeting."
I truly feel that way about meeting Mr. J. I was blessed to know him.
My sincere condolences to all of his family.
Anna-Lisa Espinoza, BHS Class of 83
Raymond and Charlotte Woods
May 23, 2011
Dear Jackie and family, You and Al were such a joy to work with at ASDM. Al always had a smile for us and made our day a lot brighter. I know he will be missed by many. Our hearts and prayers go out to you and family. Be well. Love, Charlotte and Woody.
May 23, 2011
Mr. Janesky was my homeroom teacher in 7th grade. It was at the old Bethel Jr. High and down in the "dungeon" (basement) as we called it back in the mid 1960's. He was a wonderfully caring and patient man. Especially dealing with us as we entered our teen years. I still think highly of him after all these many years. I send my sincere condolences to all of his family.
Marcia Sterry Zinser BHS Class of 1971
Now in Lexington, OH
Joni Montesi-Stankaitis
May 23, 2011
Mr. Janesky was a great man and teacher. I was in his Molecular Biology class when "Superkid" (Jason) was born. He was very happy!! My condolences to his family and my prayers are with you. God Bless you!!
christy Dakin Yoder (class of 79)
May 23, 2011
Mr Janesky was a great teacher my thoughts and prayers are with his family. God Bless!!
Alicia Sterling - Kleppin
May 23, 2011
Mr J was an incredible man and teacher who shared his love of science, a smile, a kind word and wisdom that knew
no bounds. He could always bring a smile to my face. I am thankful that you were a part of my life, Rest in Peace Mr J
and my sympathies to your
family. Class of 83'
Elizabeth Frey-Thomas
May 22, 2011
Mr. Janesky was the go-to teacher at Bethel High School. From the volleyball court, to the biology lab (how many dots did you have on YOUR biology text cover?) to the lunch times spent in his classroom, he was the MAN. So sorry to hear of his passing. Much love to his family.
Barbara Duffy-Procter
May 22, 2011
Mr. Janesky was not just an awesome teacher but a beautiful person inside and out. You will be always treasured our dear teacher, class advisor and friend. Be at peace.
Aurora Daley
May 22, 2011
Mr J... as I called him was a great teacher a good man and a friend to all, he will be missed for sure... Thank you Mr. J for always believing in me and always seeing the best in all of us you were one of those teachers a kid never forgets <3 My love to your family ~Aurora Daley (BHS class of 95)
Lynn and Bruce Fenn
May 22, 2011
Dear Jackie and family,
We are so sorry to hear of Al's passing. He was such a special man and touched so many people in so many ways! I treasure the years he was my science teacher and then, again, my assistant volleyball coach. He will be missed!
We wish him peace and also hope your memories give you peace.
Janice Scalici Gavitt (class of '73)
May 22, 2011
Mr. Janesky to this day is one of my all-time favorite and most inspiring teachers. His class was always interesting and fun, a combination not always found with science classes. My sympathies to his family; please know that Mr. Janesky was a very beloved person at BHS.
Colleen Tooke Deabler
May 22, 2011
Mr J was one of the best teachers BHS had! Funny I was thinking back to that time today before I saw the posting and he was one of the people I thought of. My sympathies to your family, as I know he will be greatly missed.
James Dann
May 22, 2011
The range of Bethel High School graduating classes represented in these messages is a fitting tribute to the lives touched by Mr. Janesky in his remarkable career. The fact that so many of the messages still refer to him as "MR. Janesky" or "MR. J" is an indication of the respect he earned among those he taught. He was to the sciences what the fictional "Mr. Holland" was to music. May God bless him and those he loved and who loved him.
Frank Dye
May 22, 2011
When we were in college Al, Don, and I were the three musketeers. We were constantly in possession of a football and often played "touch" with our wider circle of friends. Three things remind me of AL; Y. A. Tittle (his football hero), Yogi Bear (who tickled his fancy), and astronomy (a passion of his at that time). Good times and good memories at Danbury State College. When I later joined the faculty there I often head good things about Mr. Janesky at Bethel High School.
Rest in peace old friend.
Matthew Paulsen
May 22, 2011
Mr. Janesky was a fine teacher and role model. I learned a lot in his class and extend my deepest sympathies to his family on his passing.
May 22, 2011
Jackie and the Family,
The Mullane Family in New Milford, CT was saddened to hear of Al's passing. We go back quite a few years and know that your strong Family will get through this sad time.
Ellen, Dan, Alison, Danny, Kevin & Maura
May 22, 2011
I am so sad to hear of Mr. Janesky's passing. He was one of my favorite teachers. He was an inspiration to all. RIP Mr. J. Know you were loved by many. Debbie Jones Carrizzo class of "69"
Mary Ellen Montesi-Oswald
May 22, 2011
Mr. Janesky was an awesome teacher that I was very lucky to have at Bethel High School. He was truly an inspiration. I'm so sorry for the loss and the family is in my prayers.
Wendy Behling
May 22, 2011
Mr. J was a wonderful teacher and touched my life in so many ways. He was a kind and caring man who was such a saving grace in my life. He listened without judgement and gave hugs freely. I am very lucky to have known him and very fortunate to have had the opportunity in the last few years to let him know that. To Mrs. J and family: my heart, thoughts, prayers and tears are with you this morning.
Wendy Weaver Behling BHS Class '83
Sue Davison
May 22, 2011
To Al's Family and Friends,
It is with deep sadness that I read about Al's passing. I got to know him when I taught science at BMS. I enjoyed each moment with him and we often chatted about our philosophy of education and we seemed to share much.
Al shared some thoughts with me about our son who died in 1999-he made a huge impression on me while showing me great kindness.
With deepest sympathy, care, prayers and understanding-
Sue and Ned Davison
Seven Lakes, NC
Jennifer Collings
May 22, 2011
Mr.Janesky was not only my teacher back in 1990-1992, but he was someone whom I looked up to. I was an average student who always just got by, but he made me love science. He had such a fun way of teaching, a way that made you enjoy learning and due to his way, you would remember and now have fond memories of his classes. More importantly, helped me get through a very difficult time in my teenage years. His listening ear and understanding words of advice got me passed some of what I thought were days that would never end. For those words and listening ear, I am thankful more than he would ever know. Mrs. J, I am thinking of you and send you my prayers. May you find peach and be surrounded by family and friends and know that the people who's life Mr.J touched are all with you in thought.
May 22, 2011
Mr Janesky was truly one of the teachers students wanted to have a class with. He was an inspiration and mentor to many of the Bethel High School students. Five McCollam BHS graduates benefitted from his knowledge. Keeping your family in our prayers~Erin,Colleen,Meghan,Moira & Brendan.
Lynn Keeler-Fisher
May 22, 2011
"He was one of those truly inspirational teachers that touched and influenced so many of his students, colleagues, and the Bethel community." This is so true! I'm one of those students, "Mr J" was my favorite teacher. I'm very sorry to hear of his passing
Megan Tishion
May 18, 2011
Dear Pop,
There are so many things I wanted to say to you before you passed. How are we going to spend our lives without you here with us? We will have to help each other. Whenever I hear a train whistle, I will always think of you. There are so many memories that all of us will always have, but the 3 that I remember most are when you and Nan came out to Connecticut when I was little. I used to put on your reading glasses and pretend I was you, and another time I went shopping for a cactus. You told me to choose this one over that one. You knew what was best. Lastly, you came to Connecticut again. I used to make chicken with my mom then I'd go up to the guest room and tell you it's time to eat dinner. You'd ask who made this and I said I did. You always said it was good. We all promise to take good care of Nan when we come to visit.
Love,your
Grand-daughter
Elizabeth Tishion
May 13, 2011
Dear Jackie and family,
The sorrow and grief that is now in your hearts cannot be understood by anyone. It has been so difficult for all of you over the past months to experience the emotional toil of seeing your dearest loved one travel on his journey home. He is resting now in peace, in Jesus arms. His journey is complete.
Words cannot express my gratitude as Al welcomed Jim as a son when he and Tracy married and we were invited into your loving family. I will miss the spirited conversations, descriptions of your many travels and sharing family events and memories especially those of our wonderful grandchildren.
There will be a void in our future gatherings but Al will be with us and we will remember all of the joyous occasions. He was a wonderful person and friend. I will miss him dearly.
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Kevin Bargar
May 13, 2011
My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Al thanks so much for the great memories growing up playing Pickle out front. You are one of a kind and a great. Its sad to see you pass, but comforting to know your watching from above.
Your Loved and missed
May 13, 2011
If you could see all my surroundings,
and see the sights I see,
If you could hear what I am hearing,
angels singing eternally,
If you knew the one I'm hugging,
as He gently smiles at me,
If you knew where I am resting,
You would not cry for me.
You see, now I live with Jesus,
No other place I'd rather be,
For God, his love and forgiveness,
was waiting patiently.
So if you shed a tear,
please, don't shed a tear for me.
Because if you could see where I live,
you would not cry for me.
Jackie, May God give you strength to you and your family, God bless you at this time of sorrow, my condolence,
Yolanda Calkins. ASDM.
Lucinda White
May 13, 2011
To my one and only brother and his family. I was sorry to hear of your loss. Take comfort in knowing that Al is now resting in peace and reliving all of the wonderful times that you shared with him. You are a strong family and will get through this time in your lives, and someday will be reunited with Al. Remember we are only a phone call away. Love Lucinda and girls.
May 13, 2011
What a wonderful friend! I will always remember him with the twinkle in his eye talking about the many interesting topics he knew so much about. I will miss him greatly! Janet Startzel
Paul Gready
May 12, 2011
It is always hard to loose a husband, father, grandfather and friend. The joy in knowing that the promise of everlasting life keeps us faithful and strong. Blessing to all of you.
Paul and Anne
Liz & Phil Kelly
May 12, 2011
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
May 12, 2011
Jackie and Family...we know that Big Al is free of pain and his wonderful mind is back in tact now. The 18 years of knowing such a wonderful person is beyond words. His love of children was very evident with his great teaching career that carried over to the days when he would entertain the neighborhood kids. He had time for everybody, and the children just loved being around "Al" He clearly was the Pied Piper of Countryside Heights...One the kindest and gentleness people God has ever made and we were blessed to have spent the past 18 years in his presence. My memories of Al will be forever lasting and all the good times we had to going to and suffering thru UA football games, the political discussions, the conspiracy theories that he did not believe in, all made Al so special. A brillant light that we had the good fortune of knowing.
Right now he is in heaven and I can see him surrounded by children and himplaying with all them and being the great teacher that he will always be.
Love...Bill Leith
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Obituary Examples
You may find these well-written obituary examples helpful as you write about your own family.
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Obituary Templates – Customizable Examples and Samples
These free blank templates make writing an obituary faster and easier.
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How Do I Write a Eulogy?
Some basic help and starters when you have to write a tribute to someone you love.
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