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Albert R. Elby

Los Angeles, California

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Albert R. Elby, age 85, was surrounded by his family when he went to be with his Lord on December 22, 2009. A resident of Sierra Madre, California for 52 years he is survived by his wife of 57 years, Ida Krull Elby; their 4 children: Valene, Nina, Mark, and Erica, niece Lisa, and their families;...

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Uncle Al was one of the Godliest men I have ever met - I'm sure the angels are having a party to celebrate his arrival. He will be greatly missed by his earth-bound family. Blessings and prayers go out to his family.

Over the years, much has changed at Bethany Church - except our favorite "Uncle Al". I knew I would always see his cheery smile, recieve the "teasing" & the hugs that came from a very dear friend. My heart & love goes out to Ida & the rest of the family - you are in my thoughts. I know there is a lot of rejoicing in Heaven because Uncle Al is home!! He's with my parents and so many other loved ones that have graduated and are at out Savior's house. I know we will meet again someday - and...

Albert was one of my favorite patients at the dental office, and I looked forward to his visits and chats about music and many other things. I say a prayer and send love to his family at this sad time. Ida, God bless you and keep close to your family. They take care of us at these times.

Betty and I are saddened to hear of Al's passing. He was a wonderful Christian man who contributed significantly to the furtherance of the Gospel at Bethany Church. Our most sincere condolences to Ida and the rest of the family.

Warmest regards in Christ,
Ken and Betty Wheeler

Oh, I can't believe Uncle Al is gone...but so glad he is with our Savior he so loved and served. A truly remarkable man of God who I will forever remember as a fun loving man who always had a hug and a kind word for me. Much love and prayers to the family! From Sue Moomjean Rhea aka "Blondy" as Al called me.

Sorry to read about Mr. Elby. Our family has fond memories of our MLK 3- day weekends at your Lake Arrowhead cabin. For many years a few of our friends rented the cabin for that weekend. Our young children would sled down the driveway and now our grandchildren in New Jersey are using that sled. Thanks for the memories. We send our condolences to your extended family.

Sincerely,
Susan and Barry Fisher

Sorry to hear about Albert. He was avery kind gentleman.He was my mom's first cousin.