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In Loving Memory

Santoscoy, Sr., Albert A.

November 15, 1937 - April 16, 2025

Santoscoy, Sr., Albert A., baptized into the hope of Christ’s resurrection on April 16, 2025.

Beloved husband of Mary T. Santoscoy (nee Benedick) for 58 years; loving father of Albert (Gail) Santoscoy, Jr., Michael (Christen) Santoscoy and Pamela (Chip) Gentry; cherished grandfather of Miles Santoscoy, Alexander Gentry, Ava Santoscoy, Evan Santoscoy, Larson Santoscoy and Grace Gentry; dear brother of Lupe (the late Leo) Schneider and 3 late brothers and sisters; our dear uncle, great-uncle, cousin and friend.

Services: Visitation at St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Catholic Church, 4900 Ringer Road, on Friday, April 25, from 10:00 until time of funeral mass at 11:00 am. Interment Resurrection Cemetery.  Memorials to the Alzheimers Association, appreciated.

A Kutis South County Chapel Service.

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7 thoughts on “Santoscoy, Sr., Albert A.”

  1. Our prayers and thoughts to the family. Al was a great friend and he will be missed. Love Donna and Carolyn Ostergaard

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  2. So much love to the man who showed so me many things, including…
    -The importance of family
    -The value of working hard for the ones you love
    – Nothing worthwhile comes easy
    – Do not take anything for granted
    – How important it is to laugh

    I will love you always Dad,
    Mike

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  3. Al was such a happy fellow he will be missed by many people. May God wrap His loving arms around you and give you peace.

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  4. My husband, Henry, would aways know when Al and I would have long conversations about family and friends because my hair would always be
    shorter than usual. RIP and God Bless dear friend.

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  5. You always made me feel like part of the family ,even though I was last to join. Lit a candle for you…say hello to them all. Love

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  6. Aside from the fact that my friend Al was the finest men’s hair stylist that ever lived, he always made time to take care of my hair. When I sat in his chair I always felt welcome. Al was truly a gentile man whose passing is a loss that leaves our world a lesser place. Travel well my friend, may heaven welcome you with the gentle embrace you so deserve.

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