PFC U.S, Marine Corps Vietnam
DENNIS ALBRANDT, 57 died may 19 in a Boise Hospital after a long illness. The Funeral will begin 11 a.m. May 27 at St Marys Catholic Church on 12th and Division streets in Elgin.
Mr. Albrandt was born Nov. 18, 1948, in Livermore California. He seved in the Marine Corps during the Vietnam war, and on sept. 21 he married Shelly Lynn Moody in Elgin. He worked for many years as a truck driver. He was patriotic and proud to be an American, and will be remembered as a compassionate, forgiving and generous man.
Survivors include his Father and Stepmother, Rhenny and June Albrandt of Dublin Calif. his Mother and Stepfather Wenona and Dave Hall of Santa Maria, Calif. A sister Penny Albrandt of Truckee Calif. stepsiblings Susan and Al and a stepson, Matthew Drake, of Soldotna, Alaska. A stepbrother, Rick died earlier.
In lieu of flowers, memorials mat be made to Make a Wish Foundation, 3550 north central ave. Suite 300 Phoenix, Ariz. 85012-2127; or the Elgin library p.o. box 67, Elgin, For Children Books
Third picture is his wife Shelly holding the memorial that was placed in the Eagle Cap Wilderness in his Honor.
Thank you charlie, we put his monument 15 ft. from the wooden bridge going into mimam lodge on mosssprings trail about 3/4 of the way in. the monument is on the right side of the trail as you cross over the big wooden bridge.
I would like to think Dennis would be happy about that and it was a bautiful trip in... thank you for the beautiful tribute to your friend we thank you. Shelly
DENNIS ALBRANDT, 57 died may 19 in a Boise Hospital after a long illness. The Funeral will begin 11 a.m. May 27 at St Marys Catholic Church on 12th and Division streets in Elgin.
Mr. Albrandt was born Nov. 18, 1948, in Livermore California. He seved in the Marine Corps during the Vietnam war, and on sept. 21 he married Shelly Lynn Moody in Elgin. He worked for many years as a truck driver. He was patriotic and proud to be an American, and will be remembered as a compassionate, forgiving and generous man.
Survivors include his Father and Stepmother, Rhenny and June Albrandt of Dublin Calif. his Mother and Stepfather Wenona and Dave Hall of Santa Maria, Calif. A sister Penny Albrandt of Truckee Calif. stepsiblings Susan and Al and a stepson, Matthew Drake, of Soldotna, Alaska. A stepbrother, Rick died earlier.
In lieu of flowers, memorials mat be made to Make a Wish Foundation, 3550 north central ave. Suite 300 Phoenix, Ariz. 85012-2127; or the Elgin library p.o. box 67, Elgin, For Children Books
Third picture is his wife Shelly holding the memorial that was placed in the Eagle Cap Wilderness in his Honor.
Thank you charlie, we put his monument 15 ft. from the wooden bridge going into mimam lodge on mosssprings trail about 3/4 of the way in. the monument is on the right side of the trail as you cross over the big wooden bridge.
I would like to think Dennis would be happy about that and it was a bautiful trip in... thank you for the beautiful tribute to your friend we thank you. Shelly
PFC U.S, Marine Corps Vietnam
DENNIS ALBRANDT, 57 died may 19 in a Boise Hospital after a long illness. The Funeral will begin 11 a.m. May 27 at St Marys Catholic Church on 12th and Division streets in Elgin.
Mr. Albrandt was born Nov. 18, 1948, in Livermore California. He seved in the Marine Corps during the Vietnam war, and on sept. 21 he married Shelly Lynn Moody in Elgin. He worked for many years as a truck driver. He was patriotic and proud to be an American, and will be remembered as a compassionate, forgiving and generous man.
Survivors include his Father and Stepmother, Rhenny and June Albrandt of Dublin Calif. his Mother and Stepfather Wenona and Dave Hall of Santa Maria, Calif. A sister Penny Albrandt of Truckee Calif. stepsiblings Susan and Al and a stepson, Matthew Drake, of Soldotna, Alaska. A stepbrother, Rick died earlier.
In lieu of flowers, memorials mat be made to Make a Wish Foundation, 3550 north central ave. Suite 300 Phoenix, Ariz. 85012-2127; or the Elgin library p.o. box 67, Elgin, For Children Books
Third picture is his wife Shelly holding the memorial that was placed in the Eagle Cap Wilderness in his Honor.
Thank you charlie, we put his monument 15 ft. from the wooden bridge going into mimam lodge on mosssprings trail about 3/4 of the way in. the monument is on the right side of the trail as you cross over the big wooden bridge.
I would like to think Dennis would be happy about that and it was a bautiful trip in... thank you for the beautiful tribute to your friend we thank you. Shelly
DENNIS ALBRANDT, 57 died may 19 in a Boise Hospital after a long illness. The Funeral will begin 11 a.m. May 27 at St Marys Catholic Church on 12th and Division streets in Elgin.
Mr. Albrandt was born Nov. 18, 1948, in Livermore California. He seved in the Marine Corps during the Vietnam war, and on sept. 21 he married Shelly Lynn Moody in Elgin. He worked for many years as a truck driver. He was patriotic and proud to be an American, and will be remembered as a compassionate, forgiving and generous man.
Survivors include his Father and Stepmother, Rhenny and June Albrandt of Dublin Calif. his Mother and Stepfather Wenona and Dave Hall of Santa Maria, Calif. A sister Penny Albrandt of Truckee Calif. stepsiblings Susan and Al and a stepson, Matthew Drake, of Soldotna, Alaska. A stepbrother, Rick died earlier.
In lieu of flowers, memorials mat be made to Make a Wish Foundation, 3550 north central ave. Suite 300 Phoenix, Ariz. 85012-2127; or the Elgin library p.o. box 67, Elgin, For Children Books
Third picture is his wife Shelly holding the memorial that was placed in the Eagle Cap Wilderness in his Honor.
Thank you charlie, we put his monument 15 ft. from the wooden bridge going into mimam lodge on mosssprings trail about 3/4 of the way in. the monument is on the right side of the trail as you cross over the big wooden bridge.
I would like to think Dennis would be happy about that and it was a bautiful trip in... thank you for the beautiful tribute to your friend we thank you. Shelly
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