Albert V. Valentini

May all your wonderful memories of Albert as a loving father, husband and brother and friend bring you comfort at this time. His memory lives on with many.

We wish to express our sincere condolences for your loss. We didn't know Al but we certainly have experienced pain similar to what you must be dealing with now. When we lose someone close we all look for a source of comfort as we grieve, help to ease the pain, the sense of emptiness. May you find comfort in these words of Isaiah, Your dead will live. My corpses will rise up. Awake and shout joyfully you residents of the dust! For your dew is in the morning, and the earth...

Sorry to hear of Al's passing. He will be sadly missed by many. He was one of the nicest people that I ever had the honor to work with. Always a kind word to say to everyone he met at work, or on the course! We will miss him. Rest in peace.

Al was all giving. He had more love for people, class and style, than I could ever muster. His smile and optimization made everyone around him better.
He loved above all, his wife, children, grandchildren and family. He will truly be missed.

To all that loved Albert,
Albert was a kind soul and is looking down on all of us. Sorry to hear that he passed. Let's do him proud and follow his example of kindness to the end.

Helen and family, it is Sunday morning and I know Albie and Bill are playing golf in heaven as they did so many years on earth. I have such great memories of our times together, the trips we took and the dinners we shared. Albert was a true gentleman and wonderful friend. Sending love and prayers to all.

Helen and family it is Sunday morning and I know Albie and Bill will be playing golf in heaven today. I love all the wonderful times we had with you and Albert. Albert is my ideal of a gentlemam and his love of life was contagious. Love too all.

So very sorry to hear of Albert's death. A wonderful family man and husband and brother. Our condolences go out to all of you. Marilyn & Joe

Dear Helen and Family:

The recent years have not been kind to Albie, but it is easy to remember the good years, starting as kids in Forest Park. He was a true and loyal friend, to me and many others, always good for a laugh and a kind word. We spent many hours together, most of them fun-filled, and a lot of them on various golf courses. He will be missed by all with whom he came in contact.

You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Love, Bill and Pat Fitzgerald