Albert Vossler

March 5th, 1961 - July 27th, 2018

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I am so sorry I missed Al's funeral...I have not seen Al since the early 80's, as I had lost track of him and often wondered where he was and what he was doing. Al lived just around the corner and down the block from my house in my neighborhood in St.Joe during our High School years of the 70's. On many occasions during those high school years, we hung out over at Jeff Costello's house (my next door neighbor) with other friends---we always had a lot of fun. I remember Al as a very kind and friendly soul. I wished I could have seen Al before his passing. Life is so short and precious. I will miss him. To the Vossler family; my deepest sympathies to you and I wish all of God's blessing to you all.

Mark Sperlik

August 5th, 2018 at 12:00am

Dear Cathy and Bert, my most sincere love and sympathy to you both. It was always a great pleasure whenever I ran into you and Al. We would always talk and fondly remember our days of going to school together at St. Joe High School, and Cathy and I would remember our old Trinity days. Then Bert and my daughter have their own school day memories too. I will forever miss his great smile. He is a great guy and I hope God's love and grace will grant you peace in your time of sorrow, and the strength to get you through this difficult time. Love, Kaylene Stygar and family

Kaylene Stygar

July 30th, 2018 at 12:00am

Certain people are like fixtures in your life. For the last twenty six years, Al has been one of those folks for me. I'm used to seeing him every day, multiple times a day. We talked about our kids, our families, the old days, and even our personal struggles. I keep expecting to walk out my office door and run into him. Vail Rubber will be a different place without his smile - he will be missed. I am praying for your family - just put one step in front of the other and hopefully the journey will become easier with time.