Albert D. "Al" Birnbaum

I'm so sorry for your lose. I was so happy to get to see Uncle Al this summer at mom's house he was still as handsome as I remembered & a very caring man. Grace Sayen, daughter Bonnie

To Kay & Family
You have our deepest sympathy.
We know Al will be deeply missed

Al was one of those people who you could meet but once, yet never forget. I enjoyed working with him over the years. May your sorrow at his passing be diminished, at least a bit, by the beautiful memories you hold in your heart.

Al, I always enjoyed your warm greeting and heartfelt concern about my well being. You were a guiding light to me in my work and the diligence of my efforts, I would like to pass on to the world some of the education you gave me in dealing with people and living in God's blessing.

My aunt, Grace Birnbaum Sayen, Al's half-sister told me he was the best! She was glad that he and his wife came to visit her. I only remember Al when we were little kids. I know he will be missed.

Dearest Aunt Kay & Family,
My heart is very sad for your loss, but rejoicing for the peace and perfect health Uncle Al is experiencing now. His smile and hearty laugh is imprinted in my mind and the cigar hanging from his lips. He always made me laugh and I felt special in his presence. That was my Uncle Al. You were a gift to us all. I love you Aunt Kay, you are in my prayers.

Al was a great football player. He had the talent to play at a major college. He was a great team mate. He was smart, fast, positive and a wonderful person. His sense of humor was enjoyed by all who knew him, especially his team mates. I will never forget Al. I feel fortunate to have talked to Al on the phone last Sumer. I hope he shared what I said to him with his family.

We are so very sorry for you loss, we will keep your family in our prayers.