Name: Viewing for Adalberto Alfonso, Jr.
Start: 2020-08-13T21:00:00.000Z
End: 2020-08-14T00:30:00.000Z
Location: Taylor & Modeen Funeral Home

Adalberto Alfonso, Jr., Jupiter, Florida, has passed away from COVID at the age of 76, after several years of suffering from Dementia/Alzheimer's. Al, was born in Cuba and was a dynamic man that was also a great example of the American Dream.
He was an accomplished engineer that retired after 40 years of dedicated service to FPL and NextEra Energy Resources, as Vice President of Distribution at the age of 67. He received several recognitions throughout his career. An avid reader and forever student, Al earned several degrees throughout his career. He was proud of all his alma maters and an active alumni of each which included University of Miami and FIU.
His friends and family will remember him best for his great compassionate heart, sense of humor, and love of travel and good food. He most enjoyed sharing a meal with friends and family, whether by his excellent culinary skills or eating out at one of his favorite restaurants. Spanish food was his favorite; he appreciated his Spanish heritage as much as his Cuban birth.
Al is survived by his wife Lisa Alfonso, his daughter Magaly Georgina Ramsey (husband William), his grandchildren Christopher Derek and Matthew Dakota Ramsey (wife Francesca Noelle), his father Adalberto Alfonso, his sisters Georgina Perera and Ana Mendoza (husband Agustin), aunt Isis Alfonso, cousin Jose Nabut (wife Maggie), and all the associated nephews, nieces, and grand nephews and nieces. His former wife, Magaly Elena Delgado, also survives Al.
A small viewing will take place on Thursday, August 13, from 5:00PM to 8:30PM at Taylor & Modeen Funeral Home in Jupiter, Florida. A Catholic mass will take place the next morning, Friday, August 14 at 10:00AM at St. Peter Catholic Church in Jupiter. A motorcade will leave from the service to Hillcrest Memorial Park following the service for the interment at Hillcrest Memorial Park in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Those attending are to keep socially distanced and must wear a mask.

Published by The Palm Beach Post from Aug. 8 to Aug. 9, 2020.

Memories and Condolences
for Adalberto Alfonso,

Sponsored by Taylor & Modeen Funeral Home.

13 Entries

Alma A. (Roca) Mowday

February 5, 2025

You are in Heaven.

Donald l. Callahan

August 3, 2024

I love Al with all that I am.

Donald Callahan

February 8, 2023

Cassie Dominick

September 4, 2020

I will always remember Mr. Al as my Dad and he will always hold that special place in my heart that God created specifically for him. He will always be missed and remembered by those he genuinely supported throughout their careers at FPL. See you later Mr. Al and yes I will continue learning and reading "everything" I can get my hands on. Loved you then, now, and forever more.

Cassie Dominick

September 4, 2020

I will always remember Mr. Al as my Dad and he will always hold that special place in my heart that God created specifically for him. He will always be missed and remembered by those he genuinely supported throughout their careers at FPL. See you later Mr. Al and yes I will continue learning and reading "everything" I can get my hands on. Loved you then, now, and forever more.

Cassie Dominick

September 4, 2020

In my heart, I will always remember Mr. Al as my Dad. He adopted my daughter and I into his wonderful loving family when we lived in WPB and we remained close when I moved to Texas. He will forever have a special place in my heart which God created specifically for him. He was an amazing man who genuinely cared for so many. I'll see you later Mr. Al and yes I will continue reading and learning until we meet again. Loved you then, now, and forever more.

Don Grandage

August 15, 2020

Adalberto and I met at the Cutler Plant in 1970. I remember his terrific sense of humor. He made me laugh and laugh. Our careers went down different paths but I ran into him again in 1990 at Turkey Point. We reminisced about what we had been doing for the last 20 years. It was an interesting afternoon. The thing I remember most about Al was his dedication to his family and his work. He was truly a special individual. One who will be missed.

Georgann McHugh

August 13, 2020

I will miss Al. He was unique in his ability to look to the future, always a few steps ahead of everyone else. He was one of the greatest leaders I worked for during my 45 years with fpl. He was demanding but gave people opportunities they may never have gotten from other leaders. He was a great influence in my life and I will never forget him.

Brian Peroni

August 12, 2020

Al was a great boss and leader. I always enjoyed working for him. My sincere condolences to his family.

Nick Land

August 11, 2020

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Ray Falcon

August 10, 2020

My sincerest condolences. He was a great boss

Larry Kelleher

August 9, 2020

I enjoyed my many years of friendship with Al We attended UMs engineering school together while we both worked in a Power Plant Lab
Al was both very smart and personable smiling often and was clearly a person that always tried out a 100+% into everything he did. A good person that will be missed

Suchat Sonchaiwanich

August 9, 2020

Rest In Peace Al.

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