Birth date: Apr 28, 1936 Death date: Mar 16, 2023
Alois Josef Strnad April 28,1936-March 16, 2023 Our dear husband, father, and grandfather, Alois, passed away on March 16, 2023. He is survived by his loving wife of 60 years, Elizabeth. He is also survived by his daughters, Zuzan Read Obituary
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Pan Strnad byl náš velkolepý přítel, jedinečná osobnost, jakých v životě člověk mnoho nepotká. Vzdělaný, zábavný, kulturní, morálně zásadový. Moc jsme ho měli rádi a zůstane trvalou součástí našich vzpomínek.
Jan Kraus a Ivana Chýlková
Dear Strnad's family,
It is with great sadness that we have received the news of the death of Mr. Strnad. Please, accept our sincere condolences.
He was a great man, always there for everyone to rely on, kind, gentle and always full of energy.
As friends from his native Prague, which he loved very much, will remember him fondly. We are honored to have known Mr. Strnad and to have shared some wonderful memories with him.
Mikyna's family.
Please accept our deepest sympathy and condolences for your loss to your entire family, from the Spiro family: Marketa Spiro, Katharine Shiomoto, and Sylvia Spiro.
Dear Betka and the whole Strnad family,
It is very sad news that Lojza has passed away. I remember him as an active participant in the meetings of our group of friends in Prague called "Slávisti". Some moments of our meetings really stuck in my memory. I also remembered Lojza when watching photos and videos documenting his family life and rich professional career.
I experienced the passing of a beloved husband recently and I know that the empty space left by him will never be completely healed. I offer you all my sincere condolences and inner strength to overcome this sad period.
Věra Czesaná
Although we did not have the pleasure of meeting this incredible man. We send well wishes and prayers to the family for their loss. I know, Suzie that you have been dedicated to your father, helping him and your mother navigate this terrible disease. I send you and Dimitri a heartfelt hug. May the memories of him soothe your grief.
Al was my first real boss and set a high standard of performance expectations that guided me throughout my career. We were friends for many years and I always loved visiting with his family. He created a unique group at BofA that I never saw replicated anywhere else. RIP my friend!
I am so truly sorry to hear about Al’s passing. He was a mentor, a friend, and a willing recipient of my many barbs as I was a recipient of his. He had a large impact on my professional as well as personal life and I value that memory. A most unusual person which only endeared him to so many. The following quote says it best
“Each of the beings necessary to our existence who disappears takes away with him a whole world of feelings that no other relationship can revive. “
My condolences to the family who have always been warm and welcoming .
Amy Shearer
