Albert Rica

My Dad - John Becknell worked with Al at FranRica for many years... They are probably having a 'few' up in heaven. hugs..

My wife and I would like to extend our sympathy to the Rica and Pierce family in this difficult time. Al will surely be missed by the people who knew and respected him. I came to work for Al and his business partner Lloyd Hay back in the 70's and worked for them until 2002 when the company closed and I retired with almost 30 years of service. Al and Lloyd were truly the pioneers of the Tomato Processing Industry.

Sincerely:
Mr. and Mrs. James S. (Jim) Owen Sr.
Galt, Ca.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

The death of a loved one is so devastating and not always easy to get through alone. I found Phillipians 4:6-7 helps because we're encouraged to turn to God in prayer and He will give you peace and understanding as you endure this difficult time.

The death of a loved one is so devastating and not always easy to get through alone. I found Phillipians 4:6-7 helps because we're encouraged to turn to God in prayer and He will give you peace and understanding as you endure this difficult time.

I worked with Al at Thermovac, Frank Bellato's company in 1960 at 316 Hazelton and 600 Wilson Way in Stockton,CA, Al and Lloyd were pioneers in the Tomato Procsssing industry.Al was a great guy, miss talking with him at lunch at the Ranch Coffee Shop on Mariposa Rd., Stockton.
Art Bass

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.