To you Pat and all the family--I am so sorry for the difficult time you are now living through. I hope that you can take comfort in remembering all the wonderful memories of your Dad's long life. And in all the love and devotion you gave to him in the recent past to make his life the happiest it could be under the circumstances. My heartfelt love and sympathy goes out to you. Connie

To Pat and family, I am so sorry for your loss. I know your devotion to your father/grandfather will be remembered. Bless you.

A limb has fallen from the family tree. I hear you saying, “Don’t grieve for me. Remember the best times, the laughter the songs. The good life I had when I was still strong.� Riding motorcycles with Billy, my brother. All the trouble we gave our father and mother. Great parties with neighbors on Robert Post Road, Our children were schoolmates, some friends until old. The camping, fishing, great times spent with friends. When we’re young; we don’t think of when those will end. All the joys and the sorrows that families collect, Lived over and over, when there’s time to reflect. If my actions or words have caused anyone pain, Please know that I’m sorry; and forgive if you can. Your jobs, your possessions matter not at the end. Care more for each other, your family and friends. It’s the people who loved you and made life worthwhile, So many good memories, each one makes me smile. Looking back at my life; I truly was blessed. My mind, my body and my soul are at rest, My struggles are over, so for me please be glad. Cause I’m home with my sister, Billy, mom and our dad. Through the bright light; they were waiting for me. When it’s time, I will wait, for the limbs on our tree.

I have so many happy memories of Al's cheerful face and funny stories at our family celebrations. We were so lucky to have him with us and he will be very much missed. The Lord has called Al home and we pray his loving family and friends be comforted.

I will remember many recent visits when we enjoyed listening to and singing along with your favorite CD's, especially the old Irish songs. Your Irish eyes did smile. I will miss them and you. Love, Kimberly

To my Great Uncle Al we love you and you will be missed . To Patti ,Tom & their families my heart goes out to you at this difficult time .. I will remember Uncle Al with great memories specially the smiles he brought into a room. He will never be forgotten.. Love Sherri (Great Niece)Bobby & Robert. Rest in peace...

My favorite uncle, my Godfather.... You are now with your favorite sister and brother, (I'm sure there is a lot of harmonizing going on up there)... All those you had missed are now with you...The Lord has given you peace... Kandi and Ken send our prayers and Love to your whole family.

My heart is broken.. You were my favorite Uncle and always made sure we kids had a good time whenever we would visit. My most favorite memories were when our families would get together. You and dad singing together always brought smiles! You will be sorely missed but you were surely loved... Lin Brooks

You were my Favorite Uncle and Grumpy's best Friend. I will miss you until We are all together again

Al was an electrician at Armstrong Corp. in Braintree and retired after 42 years in 1992.

In memory of my handsome, funny and loving Uncle Al. He will be fondly remembered and be missed by so many who knew him. I have such wonderful, happy memories of all the times when our families would get together. You knew his laugh and would hear it often. My heart is breaking for my cousins, Patty & Tommy and God willing, we will all be together again one day. Rest in peace Uncle Al, you will be in my heart and prayers. Lori Riordan Pack