Major H. Winfield Funeral Home | Steelton, PA

Obituary For Alfred Whiting

Alfred L. Whiting was born in Leesburg, Virginia to the late Margaret Elizabeth Whiting and reared by his mother and Joseph Proctor.

He was educated in the Harrisburg school district and was a 1968 graduate of the former John Harris High School.

During his working career, he was employed by the Commonwealth of PA-Department of Transportation and was the president of the AFSCME union #2534.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brothers, Richard Sylvester Whiting and Leroy Whiting and Alfred leaves to celebrate his life, his sister, Mary Ann Whiting Brady; the Matriarch of the family, Courtney Harris; the Patriarch of the family, Claude Jackson and a host of other relatives and friends.

Alfred’s life will be celebrated with a private graveside service in Paxtang Cemetery.

Ministry of Comfort entrusted to the Major H. Winfield Funeral Home Corp., Steelton, PA

Guest Book

My condolences to the family. Al was my big brother went to see him on a regular. Came back from Charlotte to find he has moved on. God has him now. And always did now he's with father. Sadly missed I luv U Brother. >>>Ki'Ea.

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AL, I was taken back on how I learned of your death. Have not heard from you and could not reach you by phone. Went to your house and a neighbor told me you passed months back. I was distraught. We have been friends since days at transportation and continued that friendship. I loved you friend and you were a great friend to me. Now that your gone it will never be the same. May you rest in internal peace with your lord. My memory of you will never vanish! I remain your friend always. Jeff Benson

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My condolence goes out to the family I was a friend that checked on him every other week he was like a stepfather to me. My name is Tee and I will miss you my good brother....

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To Sissy and the family, Very sad to hear of the passing of Al my condolences to you and the family.

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My condolences to the Whiting family.

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Sissy and family, My buddy through growing up and working together. I talked to him and we supposed to meet for lunch. It never happened, but, I will think of him always about the things he would say, I would always ask about you. The love he had for you. May God Bless and keep you strong. Brenda Dye-Coney

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Marilyn

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My sincere condolences to the Proctor, Whiting and Brady families. Thank you Al for your advice, guidance and support. Rest in Power Al, you will be missed.

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Sissy I know losing a brother is a pain like no other, for brothers and sisters grew up together in the same home, and when you have brothers you always have protection and are never alone, I can empathize and sympathize with your pain, but we have assurance we will see our brother again, stay encouraged as I know you will do, and know this my family is praying for you.. Condolences from Louise and Phobie and the Weaver and Corbitt family

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Al, you will be missed. It hurt to know that you are gone, cousin. We talked so much before you died and it was unbelievable when I called and your niece answered the phone. We worked together and you always knew and understood me when we talked. I will always remember you saying meow like a cat when you answered the phone to me as a joke and we laughed about it. Love there in heaven cousin. God bless your Dad and family on this sad occasion. Shirley

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I haven't seen Alfred in awhile back on Regina st God knows best when it's time to rest to the family sisy and all sending my prayers

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I miss you and I will always remember our last time we laughed together and it was the day that God called you home.

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My nephew Al Whiting 💙 you will truly be missed. I will keep the memories that we shared and I will always remember the conversation that we had the day that you were called home. Thank God for the beautiful times you and I shared. We will meet again. 💜 Aunt Shirley ❤️

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Mr. Proctor and Mary Ann Whiting Brady, Sorry for your lost. Mr. Proctor may God ease your pain.

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Al, you were an amazing family friend. We will miss you! We love you! We will see you again!

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Al was very active in AFSCME District Council 90 and his Local 2534. Back in the 1990 era during the time the budget was not passed and we were not getting paid, Al lead the protest on the state capital steps and had a soup line with homemade soup for the protestors. He was union all the way. Also sending condolences to his family and friends from the AFSCME Retiree members of Dauphin and Lebanon Counties Sub-Chapter 9001. Rest in power Mr. Al Whiting Joyce A Culpepper Steelton, Pa

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