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Obituary For Mr. Albert Linton
In profound sorrow we announce the passing of Mr. Albert Linton. Memorial Service will be held on Friday, June 23, 2023 11:00am at Grissom-Clark Eastlake Chapel. Service will be livestreamed at:
https://www.youtube.com/live/cTGs3xwyR80?feature=share
Albert Anthony Linton, age 62, passed away at Northside Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia, June 8, 2023.
Born in Barbados, West Indies to Irvine Linton and Lucille Linton (nee Streek) on November 5, 1960. He was the second of four children.
Albert spent many of his childhood to young teen years as a member of the Barbados Boy Scouts Association. Hazelwood was definitely a second home and many fond memories were retold throughout the years.
As a teenager he did many jobs, including playing in a steel band for visitors of Sam Lordβs Castle.
The family emigrated to the United States in 1977. He graduated from Fort Hamilton High School in Brooklyn, New York. He worked a variety of jobs, most notably for Shandell Blitz, a law firm, as a paralegal.
He was an independent Process Server and a Notary Public for many years.
He was a member of the Sons of St. George Organization and served as a Master.
Albert moved to Atlanta, Georgia in 2005. He had a wide social network. He played cricket with the Metropolitan Club, the Conrad Hunte Community and Cricket Club Atlanta, Inc and was active in the Georgia Supreme Cricket League.
Albert was married twice, but both marriages ended due to spousal death and permanent separation.
He is survived by his mother, Lucille Linton-Grannum; his siblings Lucina, Lorraine and Patrick Linton; his niece, Amanda; his nephews Patrick Daniel, Jason, Brandon and James; his great-niece Josephine and his great-nephew Simon.
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Sharon Best planted 5 trees in memory of Mr. Albert Linton . - June 23, 2023
I am honored to have known Albert. I will cherish the memories. Rest peacefully friend. Joanne
RIEP Cuz, I'll miss your thoughtful messages
Heartfelt sympathy to the Linton family. May Albert rest in peace and rise in glory. Yolanda and Lawrence πΉ
Heartfelt sympathy to the Linton family . May Albert rest in peace and rise in glory . Yolanda &Lawrence
"For death is no more than a turning of us over from time to eternity"- William Penn I was deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Bro Albert. A good friend will be missed. We are offering our sincerest condolences to The Linton family. π Wayne & Arlene
My deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Bro. Albert , whom I'd the pleasure of meeting him in 1990 as a fraternity bro .SONS OF ST.GEORGE. We shared many meetings and conversations. After he moved to Atlanta Ga I met him again at Jeff's house where we'd a good interaction. R.I.P Harry
Thank you Lord for being the God of all comfort. It says in your word that one day there will be no more death. But for now, I thank you for holding my friend Patrick, his mother and the Linton family close to you. I pray 1st Thessalonians over this family..in Jesus Mighty Name ππ½ππΏ Rest well Albert π
Albert was like my little brother always willing to pick me up from the airport and take me back. Always with a smile . I'll always remember you sweet cuz.
My deepest sympathy and condolences to the family and friends of my dear friend Albert whom I have known from back when we were scouts at HazelWood scout Troop in Barbados.
Albert was my friend, he got me my first real job at BGlaser, Shandell and Blitz, more than that ,he taught me to be a good man and brother, rest in peace and a gods speed
Adrian
My condolence to the Linton family, may Albert RIEP.
Albert was an amazing friend and co-worker always supportive and caring. Sleep in peace my friends.
Uncle Albert proved to be a gentle, supportive, loving, understanding and nurturing man during the time I got to live with him. He left a permanent stamp of love on my heart. During a dark time in my life he was a much needed light! May God rest his soul and bring comfort and peace to the entire family.
Mr. Linton was a good friend. I admired his objective perspective on life. I could call him and ask him anything. He would come and teach me how to make our national dish. He taught me how to use the power washer for my house, and if I had questions about Bdos politics, he would advise me. He loved Bdos. He love to help people. I miss my friend. May the Lord keep you in his arms. I offer condolences to all who knew him. May he rest in heaven. πππ
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