Birth date: Sep 11, 1958 Death date: May 15, 2020
Born--September 11, 1958 Passed Away --May 15, 2020 Albert Millard Gore Jr. was born in Houston, TX to Albert and Regina Gore on September 11, 1958. Albert was raised in Channelview, TX. He is preceded in death by his Father-Alb Read Obituary
I'll always remember when Heath was very young, going everywhere with his dad "Shorty". They were joined at the hip. They did so many fun things together, right up to the end. He loved Heath so much, and in return Heath was a wonderful son.
John Carnovale
Oh how I remember being at Nanny's house and Shorty would come over and take me to the Stop N Go right there by the house and load me up with as much candy as I wanted and when we got back I am not sure who was more furious with him my Nanny or Aunt Jean. He really SPOILED me. Along with Alice Faye. He will be missed.
Albert lived across the street from me on Ollia Cir. I’ve grown so accustomed to seeing him sitting in his garage until after dark, I knew something was wrong when he had not been around for a while. This saddens me deeply to hear of his passing. He always greeted me with a wave and hello each evening. He would come help me pick up pecans in my yard while we chatted for the longest time. RIP Albert. You will be truly missed.
I worked with Al for a good while and there was never a time he didn't brighten up the room or offer his help. He was the best kind of person and is missed dearly. I'll always remember him with a smile on his face and strive to be as kind as he was. May he rest in peace and his family and friends take comfort in keeping his memory alive.
I worked with Mr Gore at the Channelview plant. I worked in the warehouse so when I would see him he always greeted me with a warm smile and a "Hello". That says a lot about a person. My prayers are with your family during this trying time.
Mr. Albert was a great friend and coworker that always had a smile for everyone. He was always the first to offer help, especially when it had to do with cooking and grilling. If you were having a bad day you didn't have to tell him he just knew and would somehow find a way to make your day better. He is greatly missed.
Albert was a great coworker and was very kind and helpful. He would always ask if you 'need anything'. He is irreplaceable and will be very much missed. RIP Albert.
As I prepare to say my FINAL goodbye to you today I cannot express the sadness I am feeling about what has happened. You were an amazing step dad and role model of what a great father should be. I am truly upset and sad that you are gone before your time not just because I lost an amazing father figure; but because you showed me unconditional love and treated me like I was your own. When I needed help, you helped me anytime you could and showed me how a father should act towards his kids. I will always remember and cherish the goofy times we had, all the laughs we shared, and the fun times that forever echo in my memories when I think of you. You will forever be missed and shall always be in my heart until we meet again. I am happy to know that you’re watching over me as another guardian angel protecting me and guiding me as you did in life. We may not have been blood, but you were my true father and I hope that you thought of me as your true daughter. May your soul rest in heaven as I remember the man who gave me the father that believed in me and gave me hope.
Albert was a wonderful friend and coworker who taught me a lot of things and was like a mentor to me. We will miss him greatly and I will particularly miss the fond memories I had of him such as whenever he would bring a py gas. RIP Albert, hope Heaven is fun!
