Colorado Springs, Colorado
Albert was born in Meadowlands, Pennsylvania on May 25, 1921 to the union of Frank and Apolla Taufer (who preceded him in death). Albert, better known to his friends as "Al," was a longtime Colorado Springs resident who served his country during World War II. There he achieved the rank of Staff...
Read MoreWith love and fond memories my family joins me in expressing condolences to Al's wife, Beth Taufer, and daughter, Pat Austin. We treasure our memories that we shared together. God Bless you, Al. Love, Fran and Emile Bisharat and Family
Frances Bisharat
June 29, 2007 | Los Angeles, CA
I will always have fond memories of the times that spent with my Uncle Al. Although he moved to Colorado he always remained a Steelers fan. You will be missed by all.
Dan Taufer
June 13, 2007 | Pittsburgh, PA
I love you Uncle Al and although we were separated by miles you and Aunt Beth were always in my thoughts and prayers.
Peggie Bednar
June 13, 2007 | South Park, PA
Please accept my deepest sympathy in the loss of a great man. My memories of cousin Al go back to my childhood. I particularly remember when my mother (Aunt Teresa), Rosemarie and I visited Al and Beth in DC. It must have been 100 degrees every day and back then no one had air conditioning. They took us all around the city which was quite a big deal coming from such a small town like Meadowlands. Al will be sadly missed. May God Bless you all.
Marsha Rumanek-Palfreyman
June 12, 2007 | Washington, PA
My memories of Uncle Al will be with me always. The love of family is unending no matter what the distance between. God Bless you Aunt Beth.
Love,
Tori
Tori Nyman
June 12, 2007 | Cranberry Township, PA
Greatly admired and will be sincerely missed. Your Cousins, Ken & Alice Taufer
Ken & Alice Taufer
June 12, 2007 | South Daytona, FL
