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Albert Cain Obituary
Albert W. Cain Naples, FL
Albert W. Cain loving husband of Ruth Alster for 65 years, father of Gregory (Sheila) and Cynthia, loving grandfather of four and great grandfather of five.
Mr. Cain was a WWII Veteran, 8th Air Force England, U.S. Army Air Corp.
He was an avid fisherman and an expert glass blower for over 40 years.
The Cain family will receive friends Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., in the Lynnhurst-Greenwood Chapel with the memorial service to follow at 12 noon.
Arrangements by Lynnhurst-Greenwood Chapel of Berry Funeral Home, 2300 West Adair Drive.
Condolences may be offered at www.lynnhurstchapel.com
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Memories and Condolences
for Albert Cain
March 31, 2011
I can't begin to put into words what a
very special man he was. It is just too
difficult for me at this time.
Love you very, very much,
Ruthie
Cindy McCrary
March 19, 2011
I have been unable to talk about dad since his passing. He was my hero, the most terrific father and husband anyone could ask for. He was devoted and loved my mother for about 70 years. In that time period he was a hard worker with a great since of humor.
I know that the family all carry, individually, wonderful memories of dad. Our family was so blessed to have him for so long.
Love you dad,
Cindy
Christmas 2010
Ann Riddell
March 10, 2011
Grandpa and Oscar 2010
Ann Riddell
March 10, 2011
Bryan & Ann Riddell
March 9, 2011
Grandpa Al was a treasure to us all. He had a contagious sense of humor that could light up any room. He knew every joke that had every been told. A few of which, I'm sure he penned himself. Somehow, though, he never seemed to tell the same one twice. His quick wit, loyal nature, and big heart are what endeared to him to us all. We miss him terribly every day, but know he is happy, with a fishing pole in one hand, just waiting for us on the other side.
Love you Grandpa! Bryan, Ann, and Brandon
Grandpa and Jeff
Jeff Cain
March 6, 2011
Sherry Hines
March 3, 2011
To the Albert W. Cain family,I only knew Al for less than a year,but the times I shared with him,his wife Ruth and his daughter Cindy were very nice and lots of fun. Will always remember those times,Friend of Family,Sherry L. Hines,Powell Tn.
Jeff Cain
March 1, 2011
Grandpa was always quick with a joke and a smile. He treated everyone as his best buddy. I knew whenever I got to spend time with him it was a going to be a great day.
Grandpa you are and will be missed forever by anyone who had the privilege of meeting you.
Laurie Elliott
February 27, 2011
Grandpa was a wonderful, funny, and charming man. He was a loving and caring husband to Grandma. I always adored the way he looked at Grandma with so much love in his eyes. I remember spending some Christmas mornings at his home in Detroit as a young child,and also coming to Marco Island with my girlfriends and always feeling welcome and loved:) He will be missed by many, but will be kept close to our hearts forever.
Sheila Cain
February 27, 2011
Dad was an amazing man. I'll never forget the first time I met him. I will always be thankful for the way he and Mom welcomed me into the family and made me one of their own.
I will miss him and love him forever.
Phillip Riddell
February 18, 2011
Grandpa was and will be forever one of the most amazing men I will ever meet. He was truly a family man and loved Grandma and his family with his whole being. I will miss most of all his stories. I loved hearing about his fishing stories and his jokes. Pata could always bring a smile even in the saddest moments. I remember one specific fishing day when it was just me and him out on his little aluminum boat on Marco. I had caught a fairly good sized Sheephead. Just another fishing day among many but I remember that one most because it was just Pata and I. I could go on forever with stories and thoughts of Grandpa. :) I will miss him tremendously. Rest In Peace Grandpa.
Tricia Kastler
February 15, 2011
Al was one of the sweetest men I have ever met, and I always enjoyed listening to him flirt with "Ruthie". I will miss his smile, which was the first part of him to enter any room. I love you, Al, and pray we'll meet again in Heaven. My heart is with Ruth and the family.
Joe and Judy Barbato
February 13, 2011
Dear Ruth:
We were so saddened to hear of Al's passing and wanted you to know that we are thinking of you. He was a wonderful man..I looked through the online photos of you and Al together here in Marco..brought back such wonderful memories...with deepest sympathy to you and your family.
Joe and Judy Barbato
February 12, 2011
Our prayers and thoughts are with you.Margaret and Ken
Devin Shaw
February 11, 2011
Aunt Ruthie, I have cherished everytime we have all been able to be together even at the sad times.I'm sorry I can't be there! Uncle Al is just what I would of hoped an uncle to be. He's funny, freindly, sporty, sly, interested, talented, card playing, loving, fish'n dude! I will miss him. My regrets and thoughts to all of you. I love you, Devin
Diane Shaw
February 11, 2011
Dear Aunt Ruthie, Cindy, Greg and family,
I too was sorry to hear about Uncle Al. He had such a way of making me feel I was special. I'll never forget the Mr. Wizzard card trick. We had laughs on that one for years!! He will always be remembered with smiles and laughter which he brought to all the family gatherings. It is with the sincerest sympathy we will celebrate a life lived in love. I'm so there with you in spirit and love. Bless you all, Diane Shaw
Deb Shaw
February 11, 2011
Dear Aunt Ruthie, Cindy and Greg,
I was so very sorry to hear about Uncle Al. What a fun and loving man he was! I have lots of great memories of his mischievious smile and warm hugs. He always made family gatherings extra fun. I'm sorry I can't be there to pay my respects in person. I know Dad would send his heartfelt regret, as well if he could. Take good care of each other and know us Shaws are thinking of all of you! Love, Deb
Denny Shaw
February 11, 2011
I just heard the news. So sorry. Uncle Al was always fun especially as a euchre partner. Hope Aunt Ruthie and all are doing okay. Know that I am thinking about you.
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