Alexander B. Gricus

Al Gricus was my Godfather and a friend to my family, going back to my grandmother, Mary Yeskutis. He was also a lifelong friend to my mother, Alberta Yeskutis Hartford, who was born in Brighton and lived originally on Kelley Court. As my Godfather, of course, he was a friend from the beginning. Throughout my childhood he always remembered me at my birthday and Christmas, at my first Holy Communion and confirmation. I will always be grateful for that. But even more than that, he was a...

My deepest sympathy to the Gricus Family. It was always a great joy to see Al at the many community events we held at Harvard. I looked forward to his "secret handshake" and his warm smile. It was a pleasure to know Al. May he rest in peace.

Dear Chuck & family,
We are so sorry to hear about Al's passing. He was a true gentleman & a great friend to Mom & Dad. We know you will miss him greatly. God rest his soul.
With Sympathy,
Fran, Sheila, Mary & Family

I would offer my sincere condolences to son Chuck and sister Anathasia DiRocco.
Stella Blinstrub Gincauskis

A long and productive life; quite a good legacy.

Uncle Al The Kiddies Pal. Quite simply, you were ALWAYS there. An incredible, positive influence in my life. Bernie Notar (Fairport NY)

Words seem inadequate to express the sadness we feel . Please know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. We will miss him.
Bill & Bunny Buck

Chuck and family, We are so sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with you.
Paul and Laraine Magee

Al, a wonderful man who would do anything for anyone. You will be greatly missed by all the people who were so very fortunate to have known you.
Fondly Pat & Eddie Dietel