Albert Ramos Jr.

Birth date: Aug 9, 1941 Death date: Sep 13, 2013

Albert Ramos, Jr. August 09, 1941 – September 13, 2013Albert Ramos, Jr. passed away September 13, 2013 peacefully at home surrounded by his family. Albert was born August 9, 1941 in Brooklyn, NY, the first of four children to pare Read Obituary

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Sherry Ramos Paar Al's Daughter

619w ago

My Father was one of the most loving, kind and gentle men I have ever known. He always had a kind word, a gentle touch or a broad shoulder to cry on. He taught me to fish, shoot a rifle, and build a fire and to always treat others with love and respect. He passed on his lifelong passion for fishing and boating to my sons Paul and Lucas. He loved animals and rescued many throughout his life. One of his favorites was a raccoon, he had as a teenager. He was always tinkering with mechanical things. He loved working on cars, old watches and train sets. He is also survived by his grand sons Paul Paar and Lucas Paar, his nephews Erik and Irin Strauss, Nieces Debbie McConnell and Chana Martin, his Uncle, cousins, and great nieces and nephews. He is deeply missed and fondly remembered. Dad I love you and miss you so much. I feel your presence near me always. Your loving Daughter. Sherry

Karyn

630w ago

John and I went to Hot August Nights a couple of times with Al and Pat. He was always going to get that truck of his painted and in cherry condition! I worked with Al at Skylawn for many years and he was so caring and always quick to ask if everything was alright – never complaining about himself. He will be missed…until we meet again, Karyn and John Hoffman

Mary Soubirous

630w ago

I worked with Al for many years. Everyone at Skylawn loved him. He was a gentle giant. At graveside services he made sure that the family’s wishes were respected and order was maintained. His voice was calming and reassuring. He always wanted to know about my family and was concerned about me. He always put others first. He fought hard to live, never complained about his pains. He was one of the finest people I ever met. He also knew some very funny jokes. Mary Soubirous

Carol Heavey

630w ago

Pat, Melissa, and Steve, We are so very sorry. Al was a wonderful man. He will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Roy and Carol Heavey

S. Lee

630w ago

I want to express my sincere sympathy for the loss of your loved one and I hope the following suggestions help the family members and those who loved Albert Ramos, Jr. to lessen their grief. ? Talk about your feelings to ?a true companion? who will listen patiently and sympathetically. ? If you have feelings of guilt thinking that some neglect on your part contributed to your loved one?s death, realize though, that no matter how much we love another person, we cannot prevent ?time and unforeseen occurrence from befalling those we love. (Ecclesiastes 9:11) More than anything else, a relationship with God can help you to cope with the death of someone you love. Isaiah 33:24 promises the time when an end to sickness will become a reality. God will put an end to pain, suffering and even DEATH. God promises at Isaiah 25:8 that death will be swallowed up forever.

Stephen Ramos

630w ago

My father was a truely wonderful and great man. Always putting others before himself and always willing to lend a helping hand. He was a quirky, goofy, funny, honorable, loving husband and father. I miss him with every passing day. I currently have an old car that we both worked on and the reason I have that car is because of him!! He found it, talked and wheeled and dealed the price with the owner and i drove it home. He never wanted to see anyone hurt or screwed over and he would do whatever he could to make sure it didn’t happen. I love you dad and i miss you. Stephen P Ramos

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