Death date: Dec 15, 2017
A perfect husband and beloved father, Allen “Al” George Depew, Jr., 66, of Huntersville, North Carolina died December 15, 2017. He was born on June 4, 1951 in West Haven, CT to the late Allen and Jane Depew. He was a devoted soul Read Obituary
Mona, Jenny, Ryan, AJ & Sadie,
I am so sorry to hear about Al. What a wonderful man and how kind he was to me after Kenny's passing. I have so many wonderful memories of the Old Gold days and good parties in Norwell.
Love to you all, I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.
Vicki
All my love to Mona and family for your loss. Every time I met Al he made me feel comfortable. To Mona, you have always been one of my favorites and I enjoyed the time we had working together. I will keep you and your family in my prayers. If I can ever do anything to help in any way, please don’t hesitate to let me know.
Sincere Regards,
Bob Dellinger
All my love to Mona and the family for your loss. I only met Al several times, but everytime he made me feel comfortable. To Mona, you have always been someone special to me. I will keep you and your family in my prayers. If I can ever help in anyway, just let me know.
Sincere regards,
Bob Dellinger
My condolences to the Depew family for their tremendous loss. “Big Al” was not only a rugby teammate but also a leader and a gentleman. He will be missed.
My condolences to the Depew family for their tremendous loss. “Big Al” was not only a good rugby player and teammate but also a leader and a gentleman. He will be missed and remembered by all that came in contact with him.
Our prayers and thoughts are with the Depew family.
In addition to his family love and accomplishments he has left a strong mark on anyone he met.
I owe him a debt of gratitude for starting Old Gold Rugby along with hundreds of other teammates for the camaraderie and friendships that have lasted a lifetime
You will always be “Big Al” to all of us
I was a lucky guy to know Al. Many years on the rugby field and many years in pubs. He was a guy who genuinely cared how his friends were doing. I know this personally. I’ll miss him.
I was a lucky guy to know Al. Many years on the rugby field and many years in pubs. He was a guy who genuinely cared how his friends were doing. I know this personally. I’ll miss him I’ll
dear allen, was my late sister jane's only son, he was a sweet little boy growing up, and became a kind and caring young man through out his life.Allen was a gentle soul, always had a kind word, and happy smile for everyone he met, he made me feel special, like I was importand and loved, my sister jane and brother in law allen, loved their children very much, especially young allen as he was called by our family. I sent my deepest sympathy to his dear wife Mona, his children, and his sisters debby and Maryjane, and sweet Alana, who is in heaven with her brother allen now. I will keep allen in my prayers , he will always be in our hearts, love your aunt joyce.
Al and I spent five years side-by-side on the rugby field, and you could not ask for a better teammate and friend. The all too infrequent meetings at reunions rolled back the years over beers and smiles. A great friend lost.
