Albert Lewis "Al" Lipscomb

My sister called last night to let me know that Mr. Lipscomb had passed, and that Mr. Price was in the news again. I moved from Dallas a few years ago, but she thought it important to let me know what was going on.

At the impressionable age of 18, I moved to the big city of Dallas in the early ‘80s to begin my adult life. Fresh out of high school, I was introduced to the power of political and community action, and the Dallas City Council! I didn’t know the function of municipal...

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May your memories be your comfort.

A big THANK YOU and GOD BLESS to your family for sharing you with us.

I will ALWAYS remember Mr. Lipscomb. To family, you are in my prayers.Jennifer Livingston-Dallas TX

My sympathy and condolences in the loss of Al Lipscomb, whom I came to know as he appeared on behalf of worthy causes regularly at Dallas City Council Meetings -- during my work there. -- with determination and always kindly, never meanly. I was a beneficiary of his kindness many times and his helpfulness. I’ll always appreciate and miss him.

George R. Schrader
Former Dallas City Manager

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

As the days go by yu will see a light at the end of the tunnel. May you be blessed and care for under God's amazing love.

I never met Marcus(Garvey),Malcolm(X) or Martin(Luther King Jr.) but I know Jesus(Christ).I've had the privilege to meet Julian(Bond),Jesse(Jackson)and Jerry(Pogue).I sincerely believe that if you could mix them all together, the epitome of their essence would be Brother Al Lipscomb and I feel so blessed to have met and know him.To think of him is a chilling reminder of how "I must be about my Father's Business".Peace Be Unto You.