ALMASI: Alexander
Posted By On December 26, 2022 @ 12:00 AM In Goderich, Obituary | 4 Comments
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Alexander Frank Almasi on December 26, 2022, in his 96th year. Predeceased by his cherished wife and best friend for 46 years Barb, loving father to David (Kendra) of Dallas, Texas and amazing grandfather to Matthew. Alex is predeceased by his mother and all brothers and sisters in Hungary.
For those who knew Alex, he always spoke about the two parts of his life. The first part, growing up and ultimately escaping war torn Europe where he would regale people with amazing stories of life and sacrifice. And the second part of finding a home in Goderich, joining, succeeding, and ultimately retiring with Champion Roads Machinery which also led him to his life with Barb. In this second part, he learned about being truly happy and grew more appreciative of life year after year.
The family would like to convey its gratitude and appreciation to all the friends, neighbours and caregivers that supported Alex especially over the last 5 years. Home was Barb and that’s where he always wanted to be, and all of your support allowed that to continue.
A private family graveside service will be held. In lieu of flowers, donations to Alex’s memory can be made to the CNIB online at: https://cnib.donorportal.ca/Donation/Donation.aspx?F=1843&T=INMEM&L=en-CA&G=345&NFP=1
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Alex was so very kind to me and my husband. Always wondering how things where going with us. He would talk to Bob at lengths about his life Bob always enjoyed there conversations. I will miss my neighbor very much. Condolences to Alex family. Sincerely Cathy.
David & Family
Sending my heartfelt sympathies to you & your family on the recent passing of Alex.
I, like Laura, have some memories of your Mom & Alex. One that comes to mind was their Wedding Day. At the time I was working at DRMCO – Champion & most of the office girls were given time off to go to Knox Pres. Church & help decorate a grader, which when they exited the church they drove around the Square (Alex driving & his bride beside him) with us following in cars honking our horns.
Your Mom & Alex were such a ‘cute’ couple. Alex, a salesman for DRMCO was always dressed impeccable. He could have been a male model. And your Mom matched his style.
Before my marriage I lived with you & your Mom for approx. 9 months. I remember Rose MacDonald coming across the street to get you to take you back to their house – so your Mom could keep on working. If I remember correctly the maternity leave time was 6 weeks ‘way back then’!! Man, how times have changed.
Memories are wonderful, and here’s hoping they will help you as you & your family grieve the loss of Alex.
Sending my dear highschool basketball friend, David, and his family my deepest condolences on the passing of both his father -and mother. Thinking of you at this difficult time, especially since my dad passed on Nov.23, 2022, too.. Take care David.
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As Alex was away a lot with his work, Barb and I travelled the world with my Aunt and Uncle, crossed the ocean on a boat, drove all the way to Lands End on the wrong side of the road. Have missed Barb since her passing some time ago, and have lent Alex a hand when I could. Barb’s passing some time ago was a big loss in my life and will miss visits with Alex also. My condolences to David and his family.