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Libby Buss
August 12, 2008
Dear Marlene and family -
You probably don't remember me, but I worked with/around Alex at BMA. He was a very nice guy and a pleasure to work with. I was sorry to learn of his passing and the difficulties he and you must have faced during the past few years.
Charlie FARUGIA
August 9, 2008
Dear Marlene,
We learned of Alex's passing from Buddy Brogan. Alex was a wonderful guy. I fondly remember the weekend in NYC at the reunion in 1985, and still have the poster Alex had made of me in my swimsuit.
Our condolences to you and your family.
June & Charlie Farugia
Joan Lee
August 9, 2008
Dear Marlene and Family,
My deepest sympathies for you and your family. After reading just some of your husbands accomplishments and his life, he was a gentleman I would have liked to have met. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Joanie
Mary Adams
August 8, 2008
Dear Aunt Marlene and family Uncle Buzz will be missed deeply. I'm glad that Jeff and I could visit with you all during our visit in Kansas.
Melanie Heath
August 8, 2008
Dear Marlene and Family;
I wish to thank you for the privilege of caring for Alex. He was a gentle soul and his eyes would often shine with laughter. He will be greatly missed.
May God Bless you,
Melanie Heath and the Staff of the Suites.
Buddy Brogan
August 7, 2008
Marlene and Family;
Just read of the passing of Al in Newsday here on LI. I saw you both at the reunion in 1988. I enjoyed working with him at the Met.
I retired from the PD eight years ago.
If possible, send me your address or e-mail address. I am still in touch with Bob Crimmins and Charlie Farugia whom I will notify. Rest in peace Al.
Buddy and Eileen
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