Herbert Liedle,

We were saddened to hear of the passing of Al. I remember Al fondly from his days as a Western guy, coming to the Sidney Herald, working on equipment or taking an order for film, plates, etc. I also remember him from Press Conventions, Herald parties and hunting parties with Virgil in Sidney. Mr. Kim lived on Terry in Billings and knew Al (and his daughters), but got reacquainted with him at Elk River Printing (my brother Kevin's shop) in Sidney. THen, when we purchased our own Multi shop in Ronan, Al was our go-to guy. Al contributed greatly to the success of our business (and family) and we will always be grateful and remember him fondly. They broke the mold... Our sincere sympathy to Tivola, (whom my mother always spoke highly of)and the rest of the family. We will miss him. He made a difference. Kims

I just wanna say that the great in front of great grandpa was there for a reason!!!! you were a great person and hunter! you must be on a roll helping us kids shoot the animals,,,,, I miss you so much and will never forget you!!!ever!!!! I love you soooooooo much and regret not being one of the people to actually spread your ashes!!!! iy was too painful.. I hope that you can now go swimmin with the bo-legged women because you might have a freckle on your butt cheeck ot you can shake the hand of ol johnny sullivan!!!!! you will always be in my heart!!!

I was the oldest great grandchild so I remember him the most out of the great grandchildren... he was the peson that finished my vocabulary. i said my first cuss word right in front of his house!:) I miss al sooo much!!!!!! he was the one that made my heart complete without him I would have never become a hunter, in fact my first hunting trip was with Al and my dad.I wish sooo much that he was still here today because I wouldnt be the person I am without him....