Albert J. Grouge III

To Al's family & friends,
I'm just now hearing the terrible news of your loss. Me along with many are very shocked. Although it's been 29 years ago, myself & many of his friends remember Al's blue ford truck, a english setter named spice, dancing to country music, eating at Sir Walter Raleigh Inn, duck boots, & his wonderful family. These are great memories for myself, his friends, & my family who loved him very deeply! My deepest heartfelt sympathy to you all. Al will always be SPECIAL! Rest in peace our **friend** & may God Bless!

I worked, cut firewood, and had a lot of fun with Al for a lot of years. From his very earliest days at UPS I encouraged him to be a Union Steward, he became one of the best. I watched his life with Lee Ann and their young family grow, loved them all, and my heart breaks for them. Maxine and I send our love.

Our family grew up with the Grouge's in Stonewall Manor. Al was one in a million and I will never forget this smiling face (and our family spaghetti dinners with the cheap wine and lawn darts). Although I have not seen Al in years, I still feel close to him. God Bless Patty Scholberg DeSantis

We are truly saddened to hear of the passing of "Coach Al." He will be missed. We will always remember his voice leading the "Grooooouge" cheer at OHS football games.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Lee and the boys at this difficult time.

My Prayers are with you and your family. It was a pleasure working with Al over the years at UPS. I am so sorry for your loss. God bless you all.

Life does not end, it merely goes on in other forms.
Al's spirit continues on its journey.
May our love and support bring peace and healing to your family.

All my love and support to my dear friend, Lee, during this difficult and sad time in your life. You and your boys will be in my thoughts daily.

We will keep Al and his family in our thoughts and prayers.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. Please know we love you and are thinking of you during this time of sorrow.

Our thoughts and prayers will be with you today, tomorrow and in the days ahead.

We are so saddened by the death of Al. Andrew called from Camp Pendleton this afternoon to share this tragic news. He had just visited with Al last January upon his return from Iraq. He was a great guy especially to the kids he coached along the way, he will be much missed by all. Our hearts go out to Lee and the boys.

Gail and Jim Custer, Grayson, Ga
CPL Andrew Custer, USMC, Camp Pendleton, CA.

My deepest sympathy goes out to Al’s family and the entire Manassas community. Al was a great supporter of all our kids and he will be sorely missed. The stands at the Osbourn football games will never be the same, a little quieter maybe, but never the same. I have a feeling we will be able to feel Al’s presence come September.

Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Al and I spent a lot of time together on and off work. He taught me a lot and will be sorely missed.

I am so sorry for your loss Coach Al was a great man and coach ,my son thought the world of him we will keep you all in our thoughts and prayers God Bless You All. Lyle and Mary Foster and Bradley

Our thoughts and prayers will be with you and your family. Albert will be deeply missed by the ups family. Rest in peace Albert.


John & Susan Dellinger ( Manassas, Va. )

God Bless Brother Al,
Rest In Peace My Friend,
Love to Lee and the Boys,
James & Patricia Deely

To the family I wish my deepest sorrow. My name is Frank Brown, I would just like to say that Al (fondly known in UPS circles as Cowboy) was ALWAYS kind and very helpful. Sorely missed God Bless

Lee,
Our prayers are with you and the boys.
Susan & David Reed & family

Please except my deepest sympathies,I will keep your family in my thoughts and prayers.
May God Bless You.