Alvin Doyle was a kind and loving person who served his country proudly in the army, including Vietnam. He retired and worked for Scott Paper Mill until his retirement . He loved bowling, playing the guitar and attending Church. He has two daughters and a wife who survived him. He was loved by all who knew him.∼Alvin Doyle was born April 10, 1940 and departed this life on May 9, 2015. His remains will lie in state on Friday, May 15, 2105 from 1pm until 8pm at Small's Mortuary, Mobile, AL. Visitation will be held on Saturday, May 16, 2015 from 9am until the 11am funeral hour at Church of God Pentecostal 818 Telegraph Rd. Mobile, AL. Interment will be held on Monday, May 18, 2015 at 11am in Alabama State Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Spanish Fort, AL. DIGNIFIED AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ENTRUSTED TO SMALL'S MORTUARY 950 SOUTH BROAD ST. MOBILE, AL 36603.
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Alvin was loved by all who knew him. He was a retired U.S.A. Army Veteran and a Scott Paper Mill retired employee. Alvin was a strong and dedicated family man with strong religious convictions. He loved his family, country and home. When he retired from Scott Paper Company he continued his bowling hobby with the Scott Paper Mill with his previous co-workers. He was good at bowling and much admired by other bowling league players and friends.. He loved playing the guitar (in private) and secretly dreamed of producing a record. My sincere gratitude to The Church of God Pentecostal, Mobile, AL. He will be greatly missed.
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Alvin was loved by all who knew him. He was a retired U.S.A. Army Veteran and a Scott Paper Mill retired employee. Alvin was a strong and dedicated family man with strong religious convictions. He loved his family, country and home. When he retired from Scott Paper Company he continued his bowling hobby with the Scott Paper Mill with his previous co-workers. He was good at bowling and much admired by other bowling league players and friends.. He loved playing the guitar (in private) and secretly dreamed of producing a record. My sincere gratitude to The Church of God Pentecostal, Mobile, AL. He will be greatly missed.
Alvin Doyle was a kind and loving person who served his country proudly in the army, including Vietnam. He retired and worked for Scott Paper Mill until his retirement . He loved bowling, playing the guitar and attending Church. He has two daughters and a wife who survived him. He was loved by all who knew him.∼Alvin Doyle was born April 10, 1940 and departed this life on May 9, 2015. His remains will lie in state on Friday, May 15, 2105 from 1pm until 8pm at Small's Mortuary, Mobile, AL. Visitation will be held on Saturday, May 16, 2015 from 9am until the 11am funeral hour at Church of God Pentecostal 818 Telegraph Rd. Mobile, AL. Interment will be held on Monday, May 18, 2015 at 11am in Alabama State Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Spanish Fort, AL. DIGNIFIED AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ENTRUSTED TO SMALL'S MORTUARY 950 SOUTH BROAD ST. MOBILE, AL 36603.
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Alvin was loved by all who knew him. He was a retired U.S.A. Army Veteran and a Scott Paper Mill retired employee. Alvin was a strong and dedicated family man with strong religious convictions. He loved his family, country and home. When he retired from Scott Paper Company he continued his bowling hobby with the Scott Paper Mill with his previous co-workers. He was good at bowling and much admired by other bowling league players and friends.. He loved playing the guitar (in private) and secretly dreamed of producing a record. My sincere gratitude to The Church of God Pentecostal, Mobile, AL. He will be greatly missed.
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Alvin was loved by all who knew him. He was a retired U.S.A. Army Veteran and a Scott Paper Mill retired employee. Alvin was a strong and dedicated family man with strong religious convictions. He loved his family, country and home. When he retired from Scott Paper Company he continued his bowling hobby with the Scott Paper Mill with his previous co-workers. He was good at bowling and much admired by other bowling league players and friends.. He loved playing the guitar (in private) and secretly dreamed of producing a record. My sincere gratitude to The Church of God Pentecostal, Mobile, AL. He will be greatly missed.
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