P. Allan "Al" Bollinger

It has been fifteen years since I lost my best friend and husband, Al. He was my anchor in this world and I miss his laugh and his loving me every day.

I have missed laughing, loving and living with you these past fourteen years. Be safe and wait for me. I will see you again. Love, Annie

Anne,
Gerrie and & are sorry to learn about the death of your husband, Since we are unable to attend the memorial service today, we both extend our sincerest sympathy.
Your former bowling partners,
Jean & Gerrie Witt

I first met Al in October 1963. He was my first Supervisor in Norfolk, VA. From that time forward, I had the utmost respect for Al as he had a direct impact on my life.

I considered Al a friend and will always remember him.

My condolences to his family.

In the brief time I knew Al he demonstrated to me that he was a leader and always had a kind word for the employees . He was a great family man and a friend to many people who will miss him. My sincere condolences to the family and may he rest in peace .

Al was the first "big boss" I had when starting with Crawford in 1967. Not only was he very kind to me as an employee but I considered him a great friend for all these years.

Al was at different times my boss, my inspiritation, my mentor, and my co-worker. But beyond all that he was my friend for over forty years. Rest in peace my friend.

Archie Meyers

Al was a special person and a great friend during our time with Crawford & Co.