My condolences to the members of the Luff family. So disheartened to read about the passing of one of my students.. Great classroom memories.

I was heartbroken to hear of Al passing away. First met him at SJCI ( as well as Ian ). Went reconnected years ago when Hyundai was displaying some cars at Garden City Mall. Our family bought a few cars from Al at Murray Hyundai, and then later having some great conversations at Mulvey. Rest in Peace AL, you will be missed

My deepest condolences to Ginny, Al's children and the entire Luff family. I have many many memories of Al on the farm helping mom and dad in the hayfields when he was young, and then coming back for weekend visits with Ginny and a box of Robin's donuts. Many stories, laughs, and memories were made around the farm kitchen table or on hunting adventures with my dad and Vince. My 18th birthday and the day after is a story I re-tell often. Rest easy big guy. I am sure mom and dad were happy to meet u at the pearly gates!

• Deepest condolences to his kids and ex Virginia. I was deeply saddened when I heard, calling his phone just to hear his voice. I had met Al 6 to 7 years ago or might even be longer. He had helped me with an extremely abusive relationship that I was in as he nursed me back to health numerous times with his many ointments, medications and therapeutic remedies. He helped me out tremendously and just been their for me. No body has never been their for me as much as this man has been my whole entire life. He was a big part of my life these passed few years helping me with anything and everything. We usually talked on a daily and it's just weird not to hear his voice or ever see him again. I'm so greatful to have had him in my life and owe him a big debt of gratitude. I miss you so much Al. Rest in peace. I love you.

Sad to see this notice. Sincerest sympathies to Megan and your family. Thinking of you. ❤️

Where do I begin? I met Al over 20 years ago and he asked me to be his Sponser. We met once a week at my house on Home street, right across from Kateri, Al's home group. I got to know Al really well and he was one of the most kindest, compassionate and giving person I ever met. The two most important things in Al's life were his family and his CA Group, Kateri. He was an incredible father and was devoted to supporting and encouraging Kara, Ethan and Megan to be the best they could be. He loved his mom and his siblings and made sure he was able to help our whenever the need arose.

The things I'll remember most about Al are the times we spent on the CA camping trips, his steadfast devotion to Kateri, his home group, his willingness to help anyone in need, the incredible love he had for his family, his love of dogs, especially Lucy, those quiet times together sharing our innermost thoughts, the joy on his face when he helped someone and his dedication to CA. He helped many people in recovery and had a huge heart that constantly gave to mant people. There are many more to numerous to list.

Goodbye Al! You gave to this world and made your mark among those who knew you. Thank you for you friendship and the many good times together.

Kirk

I just found out about this on my way to work this morning. Al was my first sponsor and I wouldn't have a life today if it wasn't for him. I owe him a huge debt of gratitude for his friendship and guidance. You will be missed dearly, my friend. Thank for all the help and wonderful memories.

Just found out about this on my way to work this morning. Al was my very first sponsor and I wouldn't have a life today if it wasn't for him. He gave me my first job when I walked through the doors at Kateri and even tho it didn't pay, it was all the purpose I needed to keep striving to improve and gain my life back. A huge debt of gratitude is owed to you, my friend Al. You will be missed dearly

• Kiteri Al the one and only. Those doors wouldn't of stayed open for as long as they did......he truly gave with zero expectations. He will be missed

I am heart broken to hear of this.

Al's constant joking and good humour, along with his genuine desire to help people, was very evident to anyone that knew him.

I often saw him wondering around the showroom floor, or on the lot, talking on his cell phone and I knew he was likley not trying to sell a car, but rather he was helping someone deal with their adiction.

He so often, and so fondly, spoke of his family. You didn't have to know him for long to know how important you all were to him.

He is already missed.