Ralph Alan "Al" BARE

Hard to believe it´s been 9 years since your passing. I´m so grateful I got ti know you and work with you. You were an amazing person and I´ll never forget you. God bless you and your family.

Al, I rest easy knowing that you are an angel in Heaven. I´m so glad that you were a part of my life. You will always have a special place in my heart

Hard to believe it´s been 6 years since you have passed. I will always remember you for the person you were: funny, kind, smart. You loved your wife and family with all your heart and you were kind to so many people. You may be gone but you´ll never be forgotten Al. RIP.

I still have only the fondest memories of Al Big Papa Bare. He was such a kind hearted person who was a wonderful manager. I loved working for and with him and the rest of my SCIF family. You may be gone but you are not forgotten. So grateful you were a part of my life. RIP❤

As Gerry Bare's stepson, I visited with Al & Sue from time to time over holidays. They were always exemplar hosts. My deep condolences to Sue, Greg, Jeff and Becky

Al was such a force at State Fund. But the best thing was his great smile. Even if you were getting an answer that you didn't like to a question you thought you knew the answer you always got that best smile. Such a pleasure to know Al he was just to much fun. My love to his family.

It was an honor to work for and know Al. He was so honest, kind and had a great sense of humor. I will miss going to his Christmas breakfasts and just seeing his beautiful smile. My sincerest condolences to his wife Sue and his family. He will be greatly missed!

I knew Al at Celtic Cross. He was a real "worker bee". My condolenses to Sue as I was in the choir at Celtic Cross with her.

We met as as a beginning YoungLife leader in Camas in the 1960,s, and much admired him as he grew in stature as a young Life leader and friend of fifty years!

I had the great fortune to work with Al at State Fund for a few years. He kindly teased me about being a Giants fan; I gave back for his devotion to the Dodgers. A very kind and lovely man. My condolences to the family.

A fair man, a giver and everybody at SCIF wanted to work on his unit. That is how much the whole claims floor respected him.