Alois "Al" Hopak

We are so sorry for your loss; we didn't know Al, but have heard wonderful things about him. He will be missed by many people.

Nancy was sorry to here about Al I remember when he would come and fix Albert and Delcie cowans tvs

Dear Nancy and family..we just heard the sad news from our daughter Laura. Oh, the memories of fun times with you both! Casinos, fishing, trips "up north" faculty outings, cards at each other's homes..not to mention wood chopping to keep warm at the cottage and the beautiful wood pieces he made for us which we still cherish and will take to our next residence. Al was the sweetest, gentlest guy in the world..Loren always considered him a mentor and role model. We love you and send you all the...

I attended GASC in my senior year (70-71) for small appliance repair. Mr. Hopak was teaching that class. He was a teacher that I enjoyed learning from. He had a way of making learning understandable and interesting. He had a big impact on many young lives through his teaching and involvement in Scouting. Great teacher. Great Guy. To Al's family and loved one, I just want you to know that I'm sorry to hear of your loss and that my prays are with you.

He was our neighbor on Cummings St. So sorry for his loss. Sharron and William Thayer

Knew his daughter Mina when at Zimmerman nice guy

So sorry, he was such a great guy. Lots of good memories throughout the years. Our condolences.

I ENJOYED TEACHING WITH AL AT DAVISON HIGH SCHOOL. A VERY GREAT PERSON AND A VERY GOOD EUCHRE PLAYER

Al was a wonderful teacher at the GASC. We always enjoyed his company in a good game of cards.