Al Weissman

I lost contact with Al too many years ago to remember, why I do not know, but I thought of him just now and a flood of memories came to me after reading the comments here from so many years ago and that one great trip of my life that he was such an important part of as another here was as well. Sorry I missed so many years of your life.

Remembering Al today on the anniversary of his passing. I so wish he were alive today. His sense of humor would be such a relief in these troubling times.

Did Al Weissman Live on Benedict canyon ..in that case I was a friend of yours? My fond farewell al, if that be the case. Robert.

I am Al's cousin from New York and was scheduled to have dinner with him in Los Angeles the day he died. He was one of the most generous people I've ever known, and he certainly knew how to live life. California will never be the same without his presence.

I am Al's cousin. He baby-sat me over 65 years ago and since he moved to LA, we saw each other infrequently but communicated often. His humor and kindness was outstanding. He will be missed.BobbyJ

I had the good fortune to share Al's dry sense of humor. I am a cousin who kept in touch through e-mail. Sorry that the family did not know how sick he was. I guess that was his way. I hope he is at peace wherever he is.

Al - No sad songs for you but just for me since I surely miss all my teasing to you.

Though Al asked that no one sing sad songs for him…those of us who knew him and loved him will sing sad songs for ourselves because he is no longer in our lives…and we will sing sad songs for you who never had the chance to know him…..

Apart from his insightful obit, Al was an amusing fellow and a true friend to animals, especially cats. Thank you for your kind deeds to those less fortunate.