Albert R. Stubblebine

To all of you,

I had the pleasure of working with Stubby at Alfero Co. for many years. I enjoyed all of Stubby's stories when he came into the office. He had some good ones. Then Martha would tell him to go that we have work to do. That's another good memory. The service was another good memory, with his chewing tobacco and suspenders there with him. That was a great thought. God bless you all. Peace be with you, Stubby.

I would like to thank everyone that sent cards, flowers, and condolences to my grandmother, Loretta Thomas and her sisters, Wilma Bloom and Shirley Thatcher. Our Uncle Bud will be greatly missed. If you would like to contact my grandmother or aunts, you may do so by contacting me.

Dear Wilma, Loretta and Shirley,

Sorry to learn of your lose. I often wondered what had happened to my cousins the Stubblebines.
I moved from Bethlehem to the Baltimore area 18 years ago.
On the 23rd of this month I will be 90 years old.
I'd like very much to hear from one or all of you,
Please accept my sincere condolences.

Marie Hicks Storm,

To "Stubby's family"
Since we moved to Easton seven years ago, my husband has been going to "Mike's" for breakfast in the morning. There he was befriended by "Stubby". He would come home a speak of him often in the most endearing way, I felt like (even though I"ve never met him) he became part of our family. Please know our hearts and prayers are with you. Stubby will truly be missed!
The Ketrow Family
Ed, L'inda and Kory