Alfred Douglas Story

I met you in the early 90´s while you were interning at GPE. For years, our paths crossed. You were always an exceptional teacher, who inspired not only students, but also teachers. Your legacy will live on.

I was sorry to hear this news....always sad when another "Old Timer" passes away. I worked with Al as "the other gifted teacher" at FIE for seven years. Almost everyday was a good day- great students, fun with curriculum, IEP's, trainings, and meetings meetings meetings-- which were one of Al's least favorite things! It comforts me to remember the good times. I hope Al's family and close friends also find comfort in the memories, and strength through faith during these difficult days.

Al - you were a wonderful colleague and friend. You were a role model and mentor to many. You were certainly a great addition to FIE. You have touched the lives of many . RIP Al

Al Story you set a most firm cornerstone in place for Fleming Island Elementary School´s Math Program. Your respect for your colleagues and ability to appreciate the vision for the school as a whole enabled the program to encompass every classroom and every student. Your legacy continues into the future through the love and respect of your colleagues and students. I personally thank you for your exemplary work and your valued friendship. Sincere condolences to your family and loved ones.
Lynda Braxton

Thank you for your dedication and love for your students! My children carry the lessons you taught them every day, lessons that went well beyond math. You were very loved and we will always remember you and your lasting impact.

Our deepest condolences and prayers for your family and loved ones.

Sean and Carissa Hogan

You touched the lives of so many students and educators. It was an honor teaching with you throughout our years at RMPE and FIE. Randy and I miss you, dear friend. Pat Wells

You were and are so loved Mr. Story. Thank you for giving and sharing your time and love of math with all three of my sons and so many others. Rest well Mr. Story.

Love,
The Bailey Family