I had the pleasure of being the secretary at St. Chris for 10 years and visits by your father always brought a smile, some wisdom and sharing of his love of family. I know he will be deeply missed. God Bless all of you.

The Al McCormick that I knew for the past 40 years was always pleasant to be associated with. As a member of St Christopher's, Al was a great volunteer for whatever project was being tasked. The Food Pantry was one of his latest commitments.

As a member of the Knights of Columbus, Al was very active. Bingo was our big project

and he could be counted on for working the Thursday or Saturday evening events.

Helping clean up after council activities was always appreciated by us members.

God let Al live a long life, because of his great soul. May he rest in peace..

Our sorrow goes out to you and your family, Doris. Al was my mentor here at

Chapel Glen and helped me many times to fix the various mowers, weed eaters, edgers, etc., while you lived here in Chapel Glen.

He was an especially avid volunteer to be there to help whenever he was needed.

I will always remember him.

Dear Doris and family,

I am one of the Eucharistic Ministers that brought Holy Communion to Al in recent months. He was always happy to see us.

Further, Al was such a wonderful caring friend to my late uncle, Msgr. Reine. For sure, they are enjoying each other's company again in Heaven.

Be assured of my prayers for you.

In deepest sympathy,Pat McNeely, St. Susanna Parish.

Our condolences, our prayers and our love are with your family. May God bless you and, by His grace, guide you through this time of sadness. There are many fond and happy memories that will be shared always. He is at peace in the hands of the Lord.