Albert Dewey Sevy, 46, passed away on May 20, 2008, in Fairbanks. Dewey, as most of his close friends called him, served nine years in the U.S. Air Force at Elmendorf Air Force Base in Alaska, Vandenberg Air Force Base in California and Eielson Air Force Base as a medical technician and received an early out at the rank of staff sergeant. Dewey was a school bus driver for a few years when he decided to go back to school to get his bachelor's degree in engineering. Shortly thereafter, he discovered he had a natural skill in computers. A few years after he received his bachelor of arts degree in 3-D animation, multimedia and video productions, he created a nonprofit organization called North Pole Charitable Youth Inc. where he taught youths how to do 3-D animation. That was his true love, to teach 3-D and see the project of his students come to life. He was so proud of all his students, especially of Matthew Andrews and his brother. Dewey also was a strong supporter of the Boy Scouts Of America receiving his Eagle Scout rank at the age of 17. He has served as a Scout Master to Troop 7 and as a commissioner and helped many Scouts earn their Eagle Scout rank since arriving in North Pole. Dewey was the Sunday school president at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, North Pole Chapel, an active member of the Space Program, a licensed firearm dealer and was self-employed as a U.S. postal contractor for nine years. Dewey is survived by his wife, Ruthie Sevy; daughters, Britney and Christeena; father, Albert Dee Sevy; mother, Dorothy Susanne Sevy; sisters, Dorothy Spens and Valerie Peterson; and brother, Earl Sevy. A service will be held at 3 p.m., Tuesday, May 27, at the Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints, North Pole Chapel, 331 E. 8th Ave.