Timeline for Alphonse Morales
Born: February 21, 1926
Died: December 10, 2017
Alphonse Morales, 91, passed away peacefully on December 10, 2017, at his residence in Galveston, TX. He was a native Galvestonian, born February 21, 1926 to Ramon and Maria Morales. Alphonse was married to Mary Garcia of Galveston and together they had one daughter, Frances Morales Stein. Alphonse attended Kirwin High School and served proudly in the US Navy during World War II.
Alphonse is preceded in death by his parents, his wife, a sister, and a brother.
He is survived by his daughter, Frances Stein and Michael Mulford; grandchildren: Phillip Stein and his wife, Kelly; Zachary Stein and his fiancé, Danielle Young; and Victoria Connaughty and her husband, Cody; two great grandchildren, Matthew and Jaxon Stein; one sister, Carmen Zganich; brothers, Salvador Morales, John Morales, and Mike Morales and wife, Janie.
A visitation in Alphonse’s honor will be held beginning at 10:00 am, Saturday, December 16, 2017, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with funeral mass beginning at 11:30 am. Burial will follow at Grace Memorial Park in Hitchcock.
Sorry to hear of Mr Al's passing. I knew him from the American Legion in Galveston.He will be missed.
Frances and family, Dorothy and I send our deepest condolences for your lost. Love
Frances, I am so sorry to hear about your father's passing. Please know that Mike and I have you in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Love you and miss you - Suzanne.
Frances and family, we are very sorry for your loss. Uncle Al was a great man. You all are in our thoughts and prayers. Patsy and Jim
I will miss you brother Al. Thank you for being there for me and my family. You were there for the special events and we have good memories. You had a good sense of humor and we all loved your laugh. I especially want to thank you for being there for me as I was growing up. You will also be remember for you craftsmanship as a cement finisher. Your work is displayed in Galveston and the Mainland. Most of all, thank you for your service as a World War II Navy Veteran. We are very proud. You will be missed. You are in God's care, Love you, your little brother Mike.
I will miss you Brother Al you were so good to me and my family. You were there for family events which leaves us with good memories. You were especially there for me as I was growing up. Your craftsmanship as a cement finisher is displayed in many places in Galveston and the Mainland. Thank you, Al, for everything you did for me and my family. Also, thank you for your service as a World War II Navy veteran. Your are in God's care now, Love always, your little brother Mike.
Uncle Al you will be deeply missed. You always supported us in celebrating graduations and other life time events. Thank you for all the love and support. Love you.
I will miss you Uncle Al. There are so many memories. Uncle Al seemed to always be there during the most important and memorable times of my life. He was often there too during the simple times. When I was little I remember Uncle Al coming to pee wee football games. I remember his laughter at so many picnics and birthday parties. In high school I only ever caught one pass for a score and who was there, Uncle Al. Here's something I'll never forget. He came to one of my first boxing matches. My opponent knocked me down in the first round. I went on to win but what I remember most is Uncle Al coming up to me after the fight with a big smile saying "Christopher, that guy got you good but you bounced back up like a jack-in-the-box!". We both laughed. Thank you Uncle Al for being there. May God welcome you into his kingdom. Love, Christopher
Date: Saturday, December 16, 2017
Time: 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Date: Saturday, December 16, 2017
Time: 11:30 am
Date: Saturday, December 16, 2017
Time: 1:00 pm
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Sorry to hear of Mr Al's passing. I knew him from the American Legion in Galveston.He will be missed.
Frances and family, Dorothy and I send our deepest condolences for your lost. Love
Frances, I am so sorry to hear about your father's passing. Please know that Mike and I have you in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Love you and miss you - Suzanne.
Frances and family, we are very sorry for your loss. Uncle Al was a great man. You all are in our thoughts and prayers. Patsy and Jim
I will miss you brother Al. Thank you for being there for me and my family. You were there for the special events and we have good memories. You had a good sense of humor and we all loved your laugh. I especially want to thank you for being there for me as I was growing up. You will also be remember for you craftsmanship as a cement finisher. Your work is displayed in Galveston and the Mainland. Most of all, thank you for your service as a World War II Navy Veteran. We are very proud. You will be missed. You are in God's care, Love you, your little brother Mike.
I will miss you Brother Al you were so good to me and my family. You were there for family events which leaves us with good memories. You were especially there for me as I was growing up. Your craftsmanship as a cement finisher is displayed in many places in Galveston and the Mainland. Thank you, Al, for everything you did for me and my family. Also, thank you for your service as a World War II Navy veteran. Your are in God's care now, Love always, your little brother Mike.
Uncle Al you will be deeply missed. You always supported us in celebrating graduations and other life time events. Thank you for all the love and support. Love you.
I will miss you Uncle Al. There are so many memories. Uncle Al seemed to always be there during the most important and memorable times of my life. He was often there too during the simple times. When I was little I remember Uncle Al coming to pee wee football games. I remember his laughter at so many picnics and birthday parties. In high school I only ever caught one pass for a score and who was there, Uncle Al. Here's something I'll never forget. He came to one of my first boxing matches. My opponent knocked me down in the first round. I went on to win but what I remember most is Uncle Al coming up to me after the fight with a big smile saying "Christopher, that guy got you good but you bounced back up like a jack-in-the-box!". We both laughed. Thank you Uncle Al for being there. May God welcome you into his kingdom. Love, Christopher
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