Alfred G. Gladding

"Uncle Al, the kiddies pal". We came up with chant decades ago! I never knew anyone who could reach into the frig and pull misc. food and come up with something that rivaled food from a five star Restaurant.....miss you but have so treasured memories..

All of us here at the Otis Council on Aging in Otis send our deepest condolences to the family. We truly enjoyed visiting with Alfred and loved getting to know his family . Our thoughts and prayers are with the whole family .

Cousin Al was the funniest most boisterous person I have ever met. I am his Aunt Ruth´s daughter. We lived far from each other and packed many laughs in to our visits. He had a full life and will be missed.

We will miss him dearly. They don't make them like Uncle Al anymore. He was a legend in our family and I can still see his gestures while telling one of his tales. Many happy memories.

Condolences to the family. We will miss him dearly. We aren't home until March, but we send our prayers to all of you.

I have fond memories of Uncle Al. I always loved visiting and listening to him and my dad (John Adams) talk, sometimes they didn't know I was listening. So sorry for your loss. I know Daddy and him are catching up right now. Love and prayers, Audrey Adams Walter

RoseMary and family..so sorry to learn of your loss.

A heartfelt thank you for your service. Rest In Peace.

Sorry to hear of Al's death. Walter Krzeminski. Truck driver Company C 1 - 104 Northampton 1968 - 1974