I'll always remember our bike rides together. All the places you showed me and the stories you told me of what you did when you were my age. Thank you for being there for me and Mom. For teaching me so much, how to change a tire and oil and how to chop wood and tend the fire. I'm a stronger woman because of you. I love you.Posted: 8/12/2017 by Vanessa Merrill of Londonderry, NH, United States I know I will still go to the phone to call you as I always did. It is so hard to believe you will not be there . I will miss our many chats and most of all I will miss you. God called you far too early. We still have so much to talk about..
Your loving sister.
BernadettePosted: 8/15/2017 by Bernadette Costello of San Antonio, Florida, USA MY GOOD FRIEND AL ROY ALL THE GOOD TIMES WE HAD I CAN'T BELIVE YOU ARE GONE ALL THE DUNKIN COFFEE BREAKS WE HAD IN LAWRENCE ON SO.BROADWAY ALL THE FRIENDS WE MADE ALONG THE WAY.WE MET WHEN I WAS 19 YEARS OLD AND HAD BEEN GOOD FRIENDS SINCE THEN.YOU WERE LIKE A BROTHER TO ME WE HAD LOTS OF LAUGHS.TILL WE MEET AGAIN MAY YOU RIP
Posted: 8/15/2017 by Ted And Kim Anderson of NASHUA, NH, USA Al, I will remember you fondly as one of the "big brothers" I had growing up in your mom and dad's apartment that we rented long ago on Marston Street in Lawrence. You and your whole family were indeed family to me. You were a wonderful father and grandfather. I will also remember your love of riding your motorcycles. Most of all, I will remember your smile.
Fondly,
BrendaPosted: 9/13/2017 by Brenda Stevens of Methuen, MA, USA