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Alan D. Caine

Alan Caine Obituary

Name: Calling hours for Alan D. Caine
Start: 2020-11-07T15:00:00.000Z
End: 2020-11-07T16:00:00.000Z
Location: Mt Olivet Baptist Church

Alan D. Caine

Rochester - Suddenly departed this life Oct. 30, 2020 at age 73. Survived by his wife Brenda Caine, 2 daughters Jacqueline (Thomas) Gainey and Veronica Caine, 8 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren and many other family and friends.Calling hrs. will be held Saturday 10AM-11AM, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. and Sigma Pi Phi Presentation 11AM-12PM with Funeral Service to follow at Mt Olivet Baptist Church, 141 Adams St.

Rev. Dr. Rickey B. Harvey officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Donations can be made to the American Heart Association. Ref: Angel Hills Funeral Chapel.

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Published by Rochester Democrat And Chronicle from Nov. 5 to Nov. 6, 2020.

Memories and Condolences
for Alan Caine

21 Entries

Sondra Nettles-Rhatigan

October 30, 2023

Gone, but not forgotten. Al your presence is missed. Rest in peace and may peace that surpass understanding be with your family and friends.

Sondra Nettles-Lechebo

October 30, 2022

Remembering Al and your family at this time. Sending peace and love. Sandy

Ramona G Charity

March 21, 2021

I met Al Cain when I was interviewed and hired by him and worked on his team in the early 70's at Xerox Corp in Richmond, Va One of our former Xerox friends were discussing those days and we thought of Al Caine. I happened to sadly check these pages. Sending my love and Condolences to you and your family Brenda during this time. Time will continue to heal Ramona (Shaw) Charity.

Sandra L Frankel

March 6, 2021

I was so sad to learn of Alan's passing. My deep condolences to your family with hope that fond memories will be a blessing and bring peace. I was privileged to meet Alan and recruit him for service on the Board of Directors of the Arts & Cultural Council for Greater Rochester, and to work with him in that capacity. He was a true treasure, and I will miss him.

Jesse Carden

December 13, 2020

An upright sincere and conscientious friend to those who he him well. Trustworthy is the legacy that Alan leaves for his family, his friends and the greater Rochester community he served faithfully.

Jim and Sue Holland

November 10, 2020

When we learned of Al’s sudden passing, his smile flashed through our memories. Al and I worked together at Xerox many years ago - on the 18th floor in Xerox Square. Al was smart, personable, hard working and we completed many special programs together. Sue and I met you Brenda, on one of his Xerox All Star award trips. His passing saddens us. Please accept our sincere sympathy. And may your memories comfort you and your family. God bless.

Mattye Sanders

November 8, 2020

I met Alan when my family moved to Rochester at the end of 1989.
My husband Xen Sanders has taken a job with Xerox. We met Al and Brenda as soon as we moved there. They were always such kind and wonderful friends. We attended Mt. Olivet Baptist Church with them.
We moved away from Rochester in 1993. But always remembered our friends.
I am sorry to hear about the passing of Al. He was a good man.
Al and Brenda were always so very kind to Xen, Xayna and me.
God Bless Brenda and family. You are in my prayers.
Love, Mattye Sanders

Margie Irby

November 8, 2020

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. I met Al in the '90's when he was in Richmond, Virginia at Xerox. Al was a professional and knew his business. It was a pleasure to make his acquaintance back then.

Margie Irby

November 8, 2020

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Alice Hughes

November 7, 2020

Alan was a very loving person. He loved his family and we're all in the Gates Family will miss him . Family reunion will not be the same without him. He was truly a jewel . We love you dearly.

Joyce McAndrew

November 7, 2020

Alan was a dear man...kind, smart, fun and always a gentleman. He had a wonderful sense of humor, a big heart and respected everyone. I enjoyed our years working out together at the Carlson Metrocenter YMCA and will greatly miss his cordiality and wonderful laughter.

Ramon Harris

November 6, 2020

I met Al in late 1972 or early 1973. Those 48 years were joyful, even during the most difficult times. Al is a true friend who's spirit remain strong. He is a Blessing that sent by the Lord. A man that is always concern with during the right thing, a man that has no pretense, one that offers help and empathy, a committed son, husband, brother and friend, and one that always lives life to the fullest. Remember the broad smile of warmth and the deep, loud laugh. A man whose presence remains.

Al sit down your glass and take a bow.

Ramon

Odell Lee

November 6, 2020

A friend of many years. We grew together in corporate America, pushing and challenging each other to do our best and beyond. We fought for "Inclusion" and hired to make it so~. We traveled together representing our Division from East to West teaching and sharing as we went. Our families were close as we vacationed together and shared as brother's. Death gives us heart ache, that no man can heal but, God provides a Comforter for us, with Good Memories, that no man can steal!. Rest now, old friend may you find favor in Gods loving hands! Odell Lee

Odell Lee

November 6, 2020

My Friend and Colleague of many years. We grew up together in Corporate America, challenging each other to be better than our best, Supporting each other without question!. Together, we fought for inclusion and hired to make it happen!. Our families close as we traveled together! Death gives us a heart ache that no man can heal but, God provides a Comforter with Good Memories that no man can steal!. Rest now old friend, may God find favor as you rest in his hands. Odell Lee

Charles Kendig

November 6, 2020

Al Caine--what a guy. I met Al when he came to Xerox and worked in our Richmond branch. Known as a "hard worker" that was focused on his customers and the people inside of the company that took care of those customers. Al held many positions of responsibility within the company and was a role model to many that were fortunate enough to have him as a mentor. Al appreciated opportunities and took advantage of them as they were presented to him. A good man that will be missed by his community, his family, and his legions of good friends across the globe. Rest in peace my friend.

Charles Kendig

November 6, 2020

I met Al when he arrived at our Xerox-Richmond Virginia branch. What a man. Al was a hard worker and demanded excellence from his coworkers and those who supported his customers. He had a nickname--Action Al--always wanting to ensure that customer needs were a priority to all. Al was a leader in the community and a friend and role model to so many. A good man that will be missed. Love and prayers to his family.

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Ameican Heart Association

November 6, 2020

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.

Sondra Nettles-Lechebo

November 6, 2020

Gone to soon, but will not be forgotten. Sending peace that surpass understanding to Brenda and his loved ones; peace that can only comes from God. Holding the family in the arms of Jesus.

Mary Ellen VanAuker

November 6, 2020

I first met Alan at the Greece Chamber of Commerce. It was an honor to have known him. My condolences to the family.

Frances Hutchins Whiteurst

November 5, 2020

Family,
I am so heartbroken to hear this news. Cousin Alan will be missed by us all. My sincerest prayers go out to Cousin Brenda and the family. Lord, please cover us all during this great loss. Sending lots of love and hugs.

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