Birth date: Sep 21, 1955 Death date: Apr 23, 2006
Al Crespin, 50, of Spanaway, passed away unexpectedly April 23, 2006. He was a rail fan, an animal lover, and a avid Mariners fan. He will be remembered as a loving husband, father and son.Al is survived by his wife, of 29 years, Read Obituary
Al and I were good friends from trackside for many years. Spending time watching trains, and in a few cases operating them. Al, Ken and I hangout together spending much time together. We all miss Al very much and on this 20 years of his passing this month, we remember him. RIP Al. Here is a photo of Al on the left and me on the right after we just got done operating this locomotive in Tacoma.
I worked with Al at tsc Group health for over 4 years....he was truely a nice, helpful & funny man. He always had a smile on his face. I am so sorry for you and your familys loss.##imported-begin##sharyl fisher##imported-end##
TO THE CRESPIN FAMILY, MAY GOOD BLESS YOU RICHLY WITH LOVE AAND PEACE##imported-begin##ruth perry##imported-end##
Dear Lynda, Al will be missed. At work it was always enjoyable to visit with him, to share my birthday month with him. It was sad when he left us for a new job, but we were happy for him.
I know you have lost an important part of your life and I pray you will experience God's comfort in the days, months and years ahead.
I know we will see you at work, please let me know if there is anything you need.##imported-begin##Joyce Myers##imported-end##
Al was always fun to work with when I had to cover vacations at TSC. I will truly miss his sense of humor.##imported-begin##Linda B##imported-end##
All of your friends and neighbors here on 18th will miss him so much, not a day goes by that we have not thought of both of you this past week. He was such a great friend and neighbor to all of us at this end of the block.
The Morrisons, Moi Family, the Turks, Michelle and Daryl.##imported-begin##Theresa Morrison##imported-end##
It was nice to get to know Al after not having seen him for over 25 years. Al lived next to me in my home as a child. He introduced me to "Spirit In The Sky" by Norman Greenbaum and some other rock and roll at the time. I'm pretty sure he introduced my older brother to some choice late 60's experiences as well. :-)
I enjoyed working with and getting to know Al better. I will miss him and will keep his family in my thoughts and prayers. Scott##imported-begin##Scott Coleman##imported-end##
I worked with Al at GHC in Material Management both in Transporation and Warehousing. He was always helpful and I valued his input. He will be missed.##imported-begin##Mic Wuestenhoefer##imported-end##
micheal was a good buddy of mine too as long as i knew him since he was at central hospital##imported-begin##Mohummed Ali Hakim##imported-end##
I worked with Al years ago when he was in the Hospital. Al was both a great co-worker and friend. He was always friendly to others and never had anything bad to say. I/we will miss Al and everything he was about. My best of wishes to the family Al was a "great" guy!##imported-begin##James Finkley##imported-end##
