ALBERT GROSS

When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure. I was bless to have worked for Al & Gene at the PortRichmond Thriftway They treated me like I was part of there family Al you will always be in my heart xoxo My deepest sympathy goes out to all his Family.

I have couldn't asked for anything better then to have worked for Al & Gene Gross. They both treated me as I was there Family I am deeply sadden to hear of Al's Passing he will always & forever be in my heart. xoxo

We are missing a hero of WWII. PFC Albert Gross, later Staff Sergeant, served in Companies F and I of the 232nd Infantry Regiment, 42nd Infantry "Rainbow" Division and was awarded a Bronze Star Medal for meritorious achievement in action on 10 March 1945 near Lichtenberg, France.
With our condolences to his family from the Rainbow Division Veterans Memorial Foundation, Inc.

Sorry for the loss of a wonderful, kind man. He will truly be missed. I'm glad that I had the opportunity to work for him at the Port Richmond Thriftway. Thoughts & prayers are with all at this time.

I was sorry to hear about Al. I met him when I was a teller at Provident at 6th and SpringGarden Sts in 1976. He was one of the best, a real gentleman.

Maurice and Keith, sending you much love as you grieve this lost. The neighborhood is saddened

I am deeply saddened that your father has passed. I loved him dearly-he was a wonderful man who did much for the community.

We are so sorry to hear of your loss. However, the care and love that Albert Gross got from his family is a model that we will hold dear as an example to repeat in other families.
Jackee and Allen Swartz

We are so sorry to hear about your fathers passing. I only meet him once and he impressed me as a very nice man. Ray lindenman and John haney