born Albert Jonas Meyers (per birth certificate) to Peter and Sophia Lucy (Kobus) Meyers in Chicago, Cook, Illinois. In 1946 he married Mary Lou Stevens.
After moving to California from Chicago, Albert worked at the Selby Smelting Plant before going to the C&H Sugar Factory in Crockett (where he was exposed to asbestos). A labor strike at the C&H Factory led to Albert losing his job, since the Union would not allow its members to cross the picket lines.
Albert has 4 children, 5 grandchildren, and 8 great grandchildren.
After moving to California from Chicago, Albert worked at the Selby Smelting Plant before going to the C&H Sugar Factory in Crockett (where he was exposed to asbestos). A labor strike at the C&H Factory led to Albert losing his job, since the Union would not allow its members to cross the picket lines.
Albert has 4 children, 5 grandchildren, and 8 great grandchildren.
born Albert Jonas Meyers (per birth certificate) to Peter and Sophia Lucy (Kobus) Meyers in Chicago, Cook, Illinois. In 1946 he married Mary Lou Stevens.
After moving to California from Chicago, Albert worked at the Selby Smelting Plant before going to the C&H Sugar Factory in Crockett (where he was exposed to asbestos). A labor strike at the C&H Factory led to Albert losing his job, since the Union would not allow its members to cross the picket lines.
Albert has 4 children, 5 grandchildren, and 8 great grandchildren.
After moving to California from Chicago, Albert worked at the Selby Smelting Plant before going to the C&H Sugar Factory in Crockett (where he was exposed to asbestos). A labor strike at the C&H Factory led to Albert losing his job, since the Union would not allow its members to cross the picket lines.
Albert has 4 children, 5 grandchildren, and 8 great grandchildren.
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