Albert J. "Al" READER

I will miss talking Bear bows with Al very much . He shared his time, knowledge, and expertise with me many times. Rest in peace Al, you will be missed in so many ways. <---------<<<

Nina,
I am a much better person for having known and spent the years with Al and the Boys (Stig, Joey and Bobby). I know Al if anyone is in Bow Heaven and teaching the rest how its done. May he rest in peace.

Richie Fox

Our sincere condolences to Nina and family, I met Al at Koppel Color When I was 17 and we became friends. He taught me how to play the guitar and trap shoot, but I could practice for 100 years and never be as good as him. He was a national at anything he did. I am sorry that we lost touch over the years. I often wanted to look him up but I didn’t for that I will regret for the rest of my life. Our deepest condolences. God Bless
George & Pat Barbour

A archer pal, that will be missed by this ole louisiana Boy! Al he was a giving man.One of the good guys. God bless my bowhunting brother. Mark Chambers

Al was my mentor and good friend. I met him when I was a 13 yr. old kid. Now at 50 I can honestly say, I was blessed and honored to have known him. My deepest condolences to Nina and family.

Condolences from Italy for a very high profile person that never will be forgotten,good bow hunting Al,Felix

I grew up a few miles from Al and have known him since I was a young lad. I very saddened by his passing. On behalf of my entire family my deepest condolences go out to his wife Nina and their family. I met him at an archery range when I was with my boyscout troop. he taught me to be a better shooter. Throughout my teens and adulthood into mhy iddle ages now,, he was my mentor and good friend. Al took me under his wing when I was a young lad and introduced me to this wonderful world or...