Official Obituary of
Albert W. Zimmermann
May 15, 1926 ~ February 21, 2021 (age 94) 94 Years Old
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Laura Smeallie
December 15, 2021 9:55 PM
I just learned of Al's passing. I was honored and privileged to have accompanied him on his flight to Washington DC with Leatherstocking Honor Flight several years ago. What a great man Al was. In our day together, he spoke so highly of all his family. I know he left you all with many great memories.
Keith, McKenna, Jack & Henry Whitmore
April 21, 2021 12:20 PM
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Dear Zimmermann Family,
We’re thinking of you as you honor your Dad’s wonderful life.
May the peace of the Lord be with you all.
Keith, McKenna, Jack & Henry Whitmore
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Peter Wendell Washburn
March 18, 2021 12:07 AM
Mr. Zimmerman was one of my favorite teachers! Biology,Chemistry and Physics. He made it all so interesting! What a great guy!!! HLCS was lucky to have him. Peter Wendell Washburn,Class of 1969
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Debby Izzo
March 14, 2021 3:14 PM
Heaven has a Wonderful ,Funny and One of A Kind Teacher. Mr.Zimmermann,would remind our class
“ don’t put anything smaller than your elbow in your ears”. I am so very Grateful I was a Student of Mr. Zimmermann’s. .🙏🏻.To his Family,Please KnowYour DAD made a difference in so many of our lives.
debby ( fiero) izzo.
“ don’t put anything smaller than your elbow in your ears”. I am so very Grateful I was a Student of Mr. Zimmermann’s. .🙏🏻.To his Family,Please KnowYour DAD made a difference in so many of our lives.
debby ( fiero) izzo.
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Barbara Brewer La Mere
March 2, 2021 3:10 PM
Tommy, Mark, Patty and Mary--
Sorry to hear of the passing of a very caring and very funny man! I can still see him zipping back and forth in front of the chalkboard, balancing chemical equations, producing the answer with a triumphant " Moth-ah, look at me now!" Beyond the showmanship that went into his teaching, his tests (no fill-ins or multple choice) showed an expectation that you either knew it or you didn't, but he'd provide every opportunity for needed help.
Loved the great theological "debates" he and Hollis would have at church coffee hours.They produced both great ponderings and great laughter.
Glad you could keep him at home It's a tough road, but a blessed one, when it can be done!
Sorry to hear of the passing of a very caring and very funny man! I can still see him zipping back and forth in front of the chalkboard, balancing chemical equations, producing the answer with a triumphant " Moth-ah, look at me now!" Beyond the showmanship that went into his teaching, his tests (no fill-ins or multple choice) showed an expectation that you either knew it or you didn't, but he'd provide every opportunity for needed help.
Loved the great theological "debates" he and Hollis would have at church coffee hours.They produced both great ponderings and great laughter.
Glad you could keep him at home It's a tough road, but a blessed one, when it can be done!
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