Albert HOLLINGER

I built a powered recumbent tricycle for Al years ago . he wanted something to help get up the mountains to photograph wild life . He sent so many pictures over the internet my land line connection could not keep up .When I completed his one of a kind trike I sent it to a place in Washington state .From there he rode it home to Delta. After all these years he comes to mind . Never met him ,but talked to him many time by phone . Thank you Al for touching my life from a long distance away .

Al, I'll always miss you & Cindy. Tnx for the many entertaining moments. Loved the many bike rides together, visiting your museum, and great friendship. Ter

It should go without saying how grateful those of us who live in South Delta have been for Al's generous giving of his time and wealth for the benefit of all of us, especially his generosity to the Delta Hospital. Thank you, Al, and God bless!

Good-Bye Albert, even though we haven't seen you in many years (due to distance) I thought of you often. The last time I saw you, you didn't know me and I was sad.
May you now spread your wings and soar free from your pain and suffering. You will always be remembered until our spirits meet again.
Much love, your sister Georgina & brother-in-law Bill

Goodbye Al you were one of a kind and one heck of a collector, you collected every thing from soup to nuts so they used to say. Were going to miss you at the H.A.C. shows. We had an old saying at the shows, if you wanted to know what was "wrong or bad" with an antique firearm just show it to Al. ^_^ He'll tell you straight away.

We'll AL I'll miss you.

Herb (Fellow EX-B.C.Pen. Guard)

Jim, I know Al appreciated all you did for him. My condolences to Evelyn as well. I enjoyed my chats with Al. May he rest in peace.