With broken hearts we announce the passing of our beloved husband, father, uncle, grandfather and great grandfather.
Dad worked for Coca Cola for over 41 years. He loved his job and rose through the ranks to become Plant Manager in Victoria, B.C. He was respected by all who worked with him and for him. Our father had a strong work ethic that was passed down from his parents and he instilled this in all of his children. He was always proud to say “these are my kids.”
Dad had a great sense of humour and loved to make people laugh. He enjoyed golf, bowling and fishing with his friends.
Dad will be hugely missed by his wife Patricia, children Gale (Mike deceased), Steve (Tina), Kim (Steve), Lee (Len), Mark (Mona), Cori (Rich) and his brother Reg (Gail) as well as 11 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
No service will be held by request. Cremation has taken place.
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Ron and Dianne are sad about Al passing. He was a good boss. Ron also enjoyed bowling with him. T ake care Ron and Dianne Jury
Pat and family I am so very sorry to hear of Al’s passing. He was a great guy. Glen worked with him for many years way back when and I would see him occasionally at the golf course in Metchosin. He will be missed.
MARION AND BRUCE BALL
We would like to send condolence’s to Pat and the family at this difficult time. I worked with Al for many years and it was enjoyable to work with him, he always had that smile on his face and if you were lucky he had a crazy joke for you. Bruce my husband new Al first when Dennis Mckay worked at Coke. Good old Erie St.