Albert J. Nader

Today is the anniversary of Al's acceptance into God's heavenly kingdom. Though I wish my dear friend and mentor had never left us, I know he is smiling as he makes another par or birdie on some beautiful heavenly golf course. Al and I played many rounds over the years. We actually met on a golf course and became instant friends. From that point on he became very influential in my professional and personal life. So today, like many days, I am thinking of Al and all the wonderful times we had...

Not a week goes by that I don't think of my wonderful friend Al Nader. Always those thoughts bring a smile to my face and a warm feeling in my heart. God knows how much I love Al as I pray to God to take special care of my friend. RIP dear Al. Fairways & Greens, Maury

It is hard to believe that my wonderful friend Albert Nader passed on four years ago. I think of Al so often... and the 1/14/2017 A Celebration of Life readings from the beautiful memorial service at The Moody Church in Chicago has never left my bedside in full view since. Fairways and Greens forever my mentor and dear friend. -Maury Moore

My condolences to the family for the loss of your loved one. May God strengthen you and give you peace during this difficult time. Psalms 29:11

Hugs and prayers Page and all xo Alice LeVert

Al was my mentor and friend. I was a young man transferred to Chicago and had the very good fortune to meet Al on a golf course where we bonded immediately. Besides our personal friendship Al was so important to my professional development. I will miss Al dearly but not a day will go by when I will think of Al with a smile on my face.
Fairways & Greens,
Maury Moore

Albert Nader was a special man. He will be sorely missed by us. He has shown us how a man from humble beginnings can go on to do great things. His legacy will live on both through his wonderful family and through his remarkable life's work. When the time came for Albert to meet Jesus I'm sure that he was told, "Well done my good and faithful servant" !

So very sorry for your loss. The Nader family was a neighbor of ours in Glencoe, and, Barbara and my mother (Karen Champion) started their real estate careers together in 1978. Sending Jay and Page -- and your families -- prayers and peace.