Dad, there is not a day that goes by that I don’t think about you. I miss you more than you know. I know you are out of pain now and with all your loved ones. I just wish your last years would have allowed you to fulfill all your dreams you had. Thank you for being such a good man and a Great Father to me. 
Miss all the calls we had when you just let me ramble. These past years have been hard, but I know you watch over me and my family.
Love you so much
Debbie

Al and Karen would come into Glendale Harley-Davidson on a regular basis in the 80's and 90's while I was either parts manager or owner. I sold in 1999 and hadn't seen Al since that time. Both always had a smile on their face and I'd always tell Karen she should get whatever it was that she was looking at and Al would shake his head, pointing at me while grinning telling me I was trouble. Karen and I would just laugh. It was fun to gang up him but we know he loved it! 
I often think of Al and just seen he'd passed on and I just want the family to know Al was a wonderful caring human being who was always pleasant to be around.
I know he loved his family and I will have him in my prayers. God bless you my friend, may you rest in peace!

It's been a year already? That blows me away. I loved Al's smile and the way his eyes crinkled up when laughed. He was so fun to joke around with. 

Thank you, Al, for allowing and entrusting "that jerk down the street" to be a trusted part of your Family! I hope I did you proud trying to do the best I could for your beloved Marie, Jimmy and Jessica. They have always loved you dearly as I know you did them! You are a hell of a man Al and I always appreciated your rye sense of humor even though sometimes nobody else in the room did ha, ha. I will always remember you with much respect, thankfulness  and admiration. Say Hi to Karen and let her know I still think about those rutabagas and pumpkin pies. Let Jessica know that I love her please!!
Bill

Al is my Father in Law. I remember the time Al taught me how to drive. We would go on weekends after we had a little breakfast. We headed to Metro Center Mall for some practice until the security guy said we weren't aloud to do that. So Al says we'll MARIE lets hit the freeway. He always called me Marie. Told Al your a BRAVE man. But it was a piece of cake. This Al for all the good memories. I Love You Dearly. And will miss you.  Love Always ❤ Marie

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Debra lynn Millar (Bill Millar)

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Joe Deters (Wendy Deters)

Ray Worthington (Cyndy Worthington)

Marilyn Needham (Ron Needham)

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Karen Le Worthington

Albert Carr Worthington

Jessica Marie Worthington

Justin J. Folley II

Albert Worthington Sr.

Helen Worthington

Helen Louise Baker

Albert Carr Worthington Jr. Also leaves behind 12 Grandkids, 13 Great Grandkids and numerous Nieces and Nephews.

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Albert Carr Worthington Jr.

25 November, 1934 – 25 April, 2022

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