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Yvonne Hurt
November 10, 2008
Al was such a positive and delightful man. He was always ready to give a helping hand to others, a word of comfort and his bright smile. He freely gave of his wisdom and time to his co-workers at Long and Foster. I will remember him for his generosity of spirit and gentle nature. We will surely miss him.
Nancy Sanders
November 9, 2008
Mr. Shriver was so pleasant to be around. It was a pleasure to assist him at the bank. He will be missed in many ways, but especially for that big smile and positive attitude.
Thinking of the family with sadness,
Bill and Barbara Richards
November 9, 2008
Al was a good friend,always positive with a bright smile,we will miss him,he was a one of a kind.
We loved him.
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