Most of us knew this person as Alan or Al Hunter. I didn't know Gordon was his legal first name, he's always been just plain ol "Al" to me. I worked with Al at the California Franchise Tax Board for over 30 years, he retired sometime around 2002, passed away in October, 2007. I attended his memorial service. A really great guy. I will always remember Al during our high school days when he worked as a boxboy in the Raley's Super Market on Freeport Boulevard, the first of the so-called Super Stores built anywhere. Al is one person who changed very little in appearance from his high school years as he got older. I doubt he weighed 5 pounds more when he passed away than during his McClatchy days. I actually went all the way back to Junior High school with Al, we both attended Joaquin Miller Junior High School, were in the first graduating 9th grade class.
Furman Lee Bunyard
Most of us knew this person as Alan or Al Hunter. I didn't know Gordon was his legal first name, he's always been just plain ol "Al" to me. I worked with Al at the California Franchise Tax Board for over 30 years, he retired sometime around 2002, passed away in October, 2007. I attended his memorial service. A really great guy. I will always remember Al during our high school days when he worked as a boxboy in the Raley's Super Market on Freeport Boulevard, the first of the so-called Super Stores built anywhere. Al is one person who changed very little in appearance from his high school years as he got older. I doubt he weighed 5 pounds more when he passed away than during his McClatchy days. I actually went all the way back to Junior High school with Al, we both attended Joaquin Miller Junior High School, were in the first graduating 9th grade class.
Godspeed, Al.
Lee