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McKay Hendrix
November 29, 2023
I am sorry to hear of the passing of Al. I will always value the memories of him playing basketball. And years later the many Saturdays at the soccer field coaching, referring and watching our kids play. He was a great example to all of us.
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Kerstin Viklander
November 18, 2023
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
Eric Escoto
November 17, 2023
I'm going miss you Pop. You were a great man with many titles and I'm very proud to have been your son, your leaving behind a legacy well deserved. I'm glad I was able to spend the last few years helping mom take care of you
and going out to eat and realizing everywhere we went someone always knew you. I'm going to miss those memorable drives afterwards. You're leaving behind a legacy not many have the opportunity to achieve, you have done so much for so many people and you loved it. Ill never forget what you told me out of all the joy you had in your life the most memorable ones were being there with your boys either coaching or filming us when we won city county and state championships you never missed a game not even one you were always there to cheer us on. We all know how much you loved sports, so much to even miss part of your own wedding to watch USC play. I know your with Jesus now for this im sure and I'm at peace knowing that you loved The Lord and now there's no more suffering you at total peace and happiness beyond our understanding. Thnx again Pop I love you with all my heart dont worry about mom she'll be taken care of. I'll miss you so much but I know we'll meet up again someday and play tennis in that great court in the sky...
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