Albert "Al" Olster

I worked with Al on the Safety Safari from the mid '70's. He was a hoot. He had a great time trying to understand what "Frizz" and I were saying, as we were both Southern boys and spoke "redneck"!

RIP Al.

I have many nice memories of going to the races with you, Al, and the LAW team. I am very sorry for your loss. Chuck Baggott ( worked for/with Walt ,Annie, and Louie ).

Sorry to hear about Al's passing.

Sad to here this news...my condolences to the family.

Sorry to hear about Albie's passing. he was a very funny man at times and pretty intense when he was racing..........
My Condolences to his family and friends...RIP Al
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Rich Biebel
Stock 1480
S/C 1479

I met Al for the first time in York at the car show last year. I purchased Salty's Shaker in 2003 and hear great stories about Al from the Saltalamacchia's. I remember at one point, the Salty's painted, "Thanks to, Al Olster, on the Thunderbird". My Mom was raised on Burgess Place in Passaic so we share the Passaic connection. I was thrilled when I met him last year, Al was holding court with a group of men and the stories were great. I actually had a poster made of Al's 69 Camaro to hang...

One of the good east coast guys. Heck of a racer, sponsor and friend. RIP, Al.

Donna, Tim, and Beth,
It is a sad time losing one of my oldest and dearest friends. The many stories of our varied escapades will always live on in my heart. Man, we had a good time both at the track and socially over the years. I will never forget Al and his jovial personality.
May he rest in peace.