Albert G. MIRAND

Good Father and friend, RIP.

Mr. Mirand was my teacher and coach. He developed in me a love of history and I will always remember the cold winter nights he gave me a ride home and the mentoring that came with them. I've always kept a special place in my memories of CHHS for him. Class of "59"

Praying that in time you all find comfort in your memories. Our deepest sympathy for the loss of your beloved Father.

Colleen, Tim and Kyleigh O'Neill

Deepest sympathy to John and the entire Mirand family. I will never forget Mr. Mirand. He was principal when I was hired at Cleveland Hill. He was so kind and helpful, a truly honorable man. Prayers during this sad time.

John, Please accept my deepest sympathy and extend my condolences to the entire Mirand family.

Melissa, Amy and all of the Mirand Family: Al was a good neighbor and friend. We have fond memories of Al while growing up. Our deepest sympathy to all.
The DeLuca Family

Mr. Mirand instilled in me a love of and the importance of history. My condolences to his family.

You will be remembered and missed. You probably would never have remembered me. But you lit the flame that carried me through an intensive year long Air Force tech school during the "cold war".

On behalf of the Bridget Ciminelli family and her children, I offer our condolences. Our family (twin brothers Lenny and Larry played football at Cleve Hill)shared many a spaghetti dinner together at my Mom's house. Our father had died when we were young children, but Al and his
co-workers filled us with a sense of community and school support, always going the extra mile to help out. As an adult, when I sent my visually impaired child to Cleveland Hill, Al was there to provide direction...