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Albert John "Al" DiCristofaro Jr.
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Al was raised in West Warwick, RI and attended Our Lady of Providence Seminary. He then continued to Bryant University and graduated magna cum laude. Al met Sue while working at Aetna together in Atlanta, GA. In 1992, he and Sue relocated to Austin, TX where they raised Chelsey and were able to spend more time with Dawn while she attended Texas State. In 2007, they welcomed their first granddaughter, Amber, and enjoyed teaching her to swim in their home pool. During their time in Austin, Al and Sue built a beautiful community of friends but ultimately relocated to Dallas, TX to spend time with his youngest granddaughters.
Al enjoyed a long and happy career in the retirement planning industry. Throughout his years, he impacted many people with his infectious personality, always leaving a lasting impression. Al never met a stranger; making everyone laugh, entertaining the crowd and ensuring that your glass was never empty.
He loved hitting the tennis court, working in his yard (or his neighbors' yards who weren't up to par), and traveling with Sue and his family. He served his friends, family, church, and community selflessly.
Our family is grateful that Al is finally at peace, and we are comforted knowing that when he entered Heaven he most definitely said "it doesn't suck".
In lieu of flowers, Al requested to contribute to your charity of choice.
Onward.Upward.
Funeral Service
Friday, August 18, 2023
1:00 PM
Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church
9800 Preston Road
Dallas, TX
Celebration of Life
Friday, August 18, 2023
5:30 PM
Venue Forty50
4050 Belt Line Road
Addison, TX
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Angie
April 13, 2024
I worked with Al as a broker and he was our Aetna representative. He was a nice and caring human being. Rest in peace!
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