Albert S. Kirchner

Nancy, I just learned about Al's death at the Womankind meet-and-greet for the new executive director last night. Please accept my prayers for Al and you. I remember Al as always smiling and often being with you at Cleveland Right to Life functions. I learned from Gus at the Womankind event how Al played a crucial role in the development of that organization. That it is now in its fiftieth year is a testament to his pro-life activism for mothers and the unborn. As you may have heard,...

Our deepest condolences to our old friends , Nancy Nurse and Fat Albert. May he rest in eternal peace .

May my insurance agent and FRIEND - " REST ON PEACE" Jim Kramar of Mayfield Heights

Albert was a dedicated member of the St. Anns class of 1955. We had such fun in the summers of our teen years. Parties at the Cloister. He was an outstanding member of "The Board". In Nancy he found the perfect wife. A sad loss for Nancy, the children and grandchildren. You will be missed dear friend.

So many memories from the day of our arrival at Winslow duplex! too many to recount.We will miss him.I can still hear him calling Susan Aunt Tenna Please accept our condolences love Susan and milt

Dearest Albert, you will be missed. I will always remember when I used to worry so much and you always said,"put it in God's hands." And I would say, "that's why God gave me two hands." I know you didn't really think it was funny but you did smile. I will miss you. Rest in peace.

We are saddened to hear about Albert´s passing. He always had a smile and kind words to share. We pray for his family at this difficult time.

Albert may have been the nicest guy I ever met. He did not have an unkind bone in his body. His devotion to Womankind was unparalleled. He was the glue that held the organization together through the many challenges it created. Albert was also fiercely devoted to St. Dominic Church. He was a model of what a Christian/Catholic should be. Albert will be sorely missed.