Dr. Alejandro Albano

Alex thank you for all the help and advised. I am fortunate to be a part of your life. Our classmate Jerry and I will always be grateful to you.

Doc Alex's weakness was a home cooked meal. He and Peachie would drive from Staten Island NY to Iselin NJ to partake his sister in law Zara's cooking. Always with a smile and genuine concern for you, gone too soon Alex. You will be missed.

My apologies if this is a duplicate entry.
Dr. Alex Albano was a classmate in Mechanical Engineering class of 1966 at De La Salle College in Manila, Philippines. Our deep condolences to his family on his passing.

I recall Alex as a quiet unassuming person. We heard that another classmate of ours Miguel (Sonny) Noble worked as a male nurse and may have worked together with Alex. If anyone knows Sonny, kindly ask him to send me an email: [email protected]

Dr. Alex Albano was a college engineering classmate in Mechanical Engineering, class of 1966. I remember Alex as a quiet and unassuming person. Our class is saddened to hear of his passing and offer our condolences to his family.

We have also heard that another classmate of ours, Miguel (Sonny) Noble may have worked together with Alex at a hospital in New York as a male nurse. We do not know exactly what hospital.

If any of his friends know Sonny, kindly ask him to...

Im so sad that Dr Albano is no longer with us. He was my grandmothers doctor for many years! What a caring Doctor he was! Condolences to the family.

Alex was a loving husband , father and grandfather. ❤ We are very proud of the life he lived.

I am an RN &worked with Dr.Alex Albano at Doctors Hospital. He was our house doctor in the ICU. He was a very smart & helpful doctor. Great to work with during emergencies . Very kind person tp be around with. He will be missed. I am thankful & greatful to work with him& get to know him a little bit. May perpetual light of God shine on his soul. God bless .

Tito Alex was my ninong. My fondest memories is when he took the timeout to play with my cousins and I when they would visit us in Jersey City. Ive always looked forward when he would visit us. I remember making airplanes with him.

He always had this quiet gentle smile that I wont forget.

Im a good friend of Joes and I would to extend my condolences to the whole family. Alex was a kind man and raised great children that I am proud to call my friends.