Alberto (Al) Antonio Alvarez (age 44)
Of Gambrills, Maryland died unexpectedly on Monday, July 12th. Al was the beloved husband of Kelley (Schoonover), the devoted father of Brian and Kristen, and the loving son of Pat O’Toole and husband John. He was also the brother of Adolfo (Joe) Alvarez and Eduardo (Eddie) Alvarez Hegewisch.A memorial gathering will take place at the Beall Funeral Home 6512 N.W. Crain Highway (Rte. 3 South) on Thursday evening July 15th from 6-8 PM. A Funeral Mass Service is scheduled for Friday, July 16th at 11 AM at the St. Pius X Catholic Church, Rte. 450 Bowie, MD.
Al was a founder and co-owner of the Cloudburst Consulting Group, a government contracting firm in Landover, MD that provides services to USAID, HUD, CDC, SAMHSA and other clients. He held a B.S. in Accounting and Finance from Clemson University and had extensive experience in executive management. Al was an expert in corporate accounting and financial management systems and served in several senior executive positions at other leading government contracting firms including Quadrangle Development Corp., Devtech, and Equals 3.
Al was an avid soccer enthusiast. He not only played, but used his talents to coach and mentor youths in Bowie, Maryland, West Pembroke Pines, Florida and, most recently, the Soccer Association of Columbia. His impact was felt on and off the field by the players and their families. He was considered by many of his current and former players as a “father figure,” an inspiring leader, and someone who will be greatly missed.
The family has requested that in lieu of flowers a donation to one of the following: The Soccer Association of Columbia, Annapolis Area Christian School (Lower School) or DeMatha High School (Soccer Program.)
Al you will be missed. May God bless you all. Kelley we are praying for you guys. Brian Make us all proud and be a great Flyer! Brian if you ever need to talk 954-410-5411.
ReplyDeleteRest in Peace. Al will be missed. May God provide a source of comfort to the Alvarez Family during this very difficult time.
ReplyDeleteI am deeply saddened by the sudden death of Al. I'm proud to have known such a kind, warm and brilliant person. My prayers and thoughts are with him and with those he left behind.
ReplyDeleteKelley, my thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. Al was a really good friend to me growing up. He was called home too soon. Take comfort in the knowing that a place is ready and waits for us all. Al will always be with you.
ReplyDeleteKelly, Brian and Kristen We are all deeply shocked to hear of the sudden death of Al, and we would like to offer our deepest condolences at this challenging time. Connie, Alberto, Beto and Juan Carlos
ReplyDeleteAl will be surely missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to his entire family.
ReplyDeleteScott Becker
Al was a wonderful man. The world is a better place because he was in it; even for the very short time he was here.
ReplyDeleteHe was a great role model for our soccer playing sons. My son is a better man for having known and been around "Big Al."
Our loving thoughts are with the family.
UN ABRAZO DE CARIÑO Y MIS REZOS PARA TODA LA FAMILIA. ALBERTITO UN PENSAMIENTO DE TERNURA, TU PRIMA PATRICIA
ReplyDeleteMe entere del fallecimiento de mi Primo Alberto, mi mas sentido pesame a su familia y a sus hermanos Adolfo y Eduardo les envio un abrazo y mi cariño. Soy su primo hermano Victor que vive en Aguascalientes, Mexico.
ReplyDeleteI'm still sort of shocked by this news. Al was always great fun and a wonderful guy in high school - a friend to all and seems to have grown into an amazing man. I wish to offer sincere condolences to Kelley and the family.
ReplyDelete- tracey (oakes) santos