Albert Nalbandian

I worked security at I Magnin's employee entrance on Stockton St. for a number of years and Al was always there at his flower stand right outside my door. What a courteous and friendly fellow! I still miss him.

He was great!!! I just watched American Graffiti and had not seen it in sooo many years and there was AL (Hank Anderson) at the pinball stand. He was just the kind of guy everyone would like to meet and have as a friend. I was so sadden to see he passed earlier this year, but he will be remembered and loved by many. RIP AL and thanks for the fun.

"Inch ka chiga," was how I greeted Al each time I walked down Stockton Street. He would then flash that one-in-a-million smile, the proof in his eyes that the world was still on its axis. So many were proud to call him a friend...he will remain in our hearts as a truly sincere, shining light that gave gentle pause to the busy sidewalk. Consider this: here is a man who used acting to communicate on the movie screen, but he never played a part as he warmly welcomed customers,...

Rest in peace dearest Albert xoxoxo

I remember him and in passing over the many years, I talked with him regarding the thoughtful care he provided for his flowers. I
saw him on a regular basis as I was a property manager on Powell Street.
My sympathies to his family.