Alton M. "Al" Stinson Jr.

Pat, Carmen and I are so sad to hear of your loss. We will never forget our trip to Peru and fun we had with you and Al. I will never forget our visit with Bishop Lino and the incident with the coffee. Have a great photo of it and laugh every time I look at it and how Bishop Lino just laughed about it. Every time I look at our photos of Peru and the photos of Al and you, it brings back great memories. You are in our prayers!

Mark, we were both sadened to hear about your father. He was a joy to be around and everyone valued him. We want you and your family to know that our thoughts and prayers are with.

I vividly remember working for Al! One day I decided to make a pot of coffee for him prior to his arrival at the store. The only problem was I didn´t drink coffee and didn´t know how to make it. I filled the coffee filter to the top and shortly after, watched him spray coffee across the warehouse floor! Moments later, Al took it upon himself to teach me how to make coffee in the Mr. Coffee coffee pot. He was a gentleman and a true mentor for all who came upon him! May the family be...

My Wife and I live out of the Country now but I heard of Al's passing. I first met him when he was a customer and later became friends through the flooring association. He will be sorely missed , one of the truly good ones and a truly DECENT man! I feel honored to have had him as a friend and colleague. Much love and prayers to the family.

The Korean War Veterans Association Department of Florida and Chapter 173 Casselberry send our condolences on the passing of our Brother In Arms Alton "Al" M. Stinson, Jr. (US Army). He served his country well and honorably. May he Rest In Peace.

Al was very kind to a young, brand new sales manager that knew next to nothing. He was a great friend to me and many, many others on the flooring industry. Deepest sympathy to the entire Stinson extended family. He was one of a kind for sure, we need a lot more like him.

Al Stinson was a gentle and kind man. He listened to you with this eyes. He always made you feel like he had the time to listen and learn about the latest news with your family. He was just a wonderful Christian man with a deep faith that he lived every day. God bless you Al. Heaven is a better place now that you have entered through the pearly gates. Love you, Bob and Pat

Our sincere sympathy for the entire Stinson family. Both PJ and I worked for A for many years and without a doubt a wonderful giving man!