i juñt want to said thank you so much to all the People  loves my Houston  ...my hearth  is been broten  .Because  Alfredo it ws left hand and my right han is my eres my soul my evrything  and his looking me frpm haeven  because im his little huevo  im his his little pancho. His HUSBAND  his real love 23 years togheter  and now 25 years because his a live because  his never are going to to Die because  or ñove is eternal  i love you my chiquito my pasha  my prince from Egypt 

I'm so sorry - it's been about a year since I last spoke with Alfred. We met for coffee, and he was late like usual, a few blocks from his home. I can only say that I miss him and there will always be a little hole in my heart. We met in the "public sector", and had a loose professional and then more friendly relationship.  Alfred is someone you cannot forget, and don't want to.

Dear family and friends of Alfred. Can someone let me know what happened? I was Alfred's recruiter I placed him in 2005 and we built a long, long relationship. He always said I changed his life as he got a nice increase. As a matter of fact we had lunch a year ago and he gave me a gift certificate to thank me. I was thinking of him today and went to send him a note and saw that he wasn't on linkedin anymore and googled and saw this. I am so crushed and sad to see this. He was one of the best people I have ever worked with and went way beyond recruiter/candidate. He was always trying to connect me to other people and he was one of the kindest people I have ever met. I have a pang in my heart.  Love, Jen Carlson 









I first met Alfred Aboulsaad at UCLA when we attended a computer training session as new employees. Then, the next day, I see him EARLY (before 6:20am.!), running to join our van pool which was departing from Burbank.

The rest is history – Alfred was truly the “Great Connector” who engaged with all of us in the van pool in an authentic and fun way –- we chatted about UCLA, shared a love of the Hollywood Bowl (each year, Alfred organized concerts for his friends with an elaborate spreadsheet of seating charts and menu suggestions), and he regaled us with how much he enjoyed participating in Burbank’s civic community, including one trip to the Hoover Dam in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Alfred made the mornings and afternoon return trips a pleasure and a delight. We kept in touch after we both left UCLA and introduced our friends to each other, and shared a fondness for Portos Bakery.

I will always be grateful I knew him.  

Alfred was always supportive, helpful, interesting, generous and fun -- he will be missed. 

Victoria Murad


Thinking of Alfred today and appreciating his wonderfully kind and open nature, never hesitating to do a favor for a colleague or friend. He genuinely cared about people and wanted to make little things in life better for everyone. I’m so happy to have known him, even briefly. 

Alfred loved Union Station, the architecture, the history, the many different people that you see there every day. I will miss our early Wednesday morning commutes from the train station to work, when we chatted and gossiped, and shared a tea cake, and just got to know each other. I miss my friend and train buddy.

I miss and remember Alfred because of the many experiences that we shared as we traversed through Los Angeles Union Station. I remember that he always had the courage to speak to strangers. Some of these strangers then became everyone's friends through Alfred. The connections that he made remain strong today and we join together to appreciate his courage, generosity and interest in people. 

OBITUARIO

Alfred Stewart Aboulsaad

27 diciembre, 1971 – 4 agosto, 2018

Glendale Funeral Home

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