Age 79, he lived in Springfield for 50 years. He was a retired employee of Texaco, Inc, NYC. He was a member of St. Barnabas and All Saints Episcopal Church.
His wife, the former Lilyan Somers, died in 1983.
He leaves two sons, Alexander B. Jr., of Pittsburgh and Richard M. of Longmeadow, a sports reporter for The Union-News, two stepsons, Lee J. Authier of Phila., and Charles F. Authier of Pittsburgh; two daughters Doris Romansky, and Betty Allison both of Belchertown; a brother, Tomas of Westfield; nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
His wife, the former Lilyan Somers, died in 1983.
He leaves two sons, Alexander B. Jr., of Pittsburgh and Richard M. of Longmeadow, a sports reporter for The Union-News, two stepsons, Lee J. Authier of Phila., and Charles F. Authier of Pittsburgh; two daughters Doris Romansky, and Betty Allison both of Belchertown; a brother, Tomas of Westfield; nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Age 79, he lived in Springfield for 50 years. He was a retired employee of Texaco, Inc, NYC. He was a member of St. Barnabas and All Saints Episcopal Church.
His wife, the former Lilyan Somers, died in 1983.
He leaves two sons, Alexander B. Jr., of Pittsburgh and Richard M. of Longmeadow, a sports reporter for The Union-News, two stepsons, Lee J. Authier of Phila., and Charles F. Authier of Pittsburgh; two daughters Doris Romansky, and Betty Allison both of Belchertown; a brother, Tomas of Westfield; nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
His wife, the former Lilyan Somers, died in 1983.
He leaves two sons, Alexander B. Jr., of Pittsburgh and Richard M. of Longmeadow, a sports reporter for The Union-News, two stepsons, Lee J. Authier of Phila., and Charles F. Authier of Pittsburgh; two daughters Doris Romansky, and Betty Allison both of Belchertown; a brother, Tomas of Westfield; nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
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