Addison, Sr., Anthony "Al"

Al will be sorely missed. He was a great leader who always kept the interests and welfare of his people front and center.

Al was a gentleman with respect and appreciation for everyone. He especially supported children and families.

Al was kind and generous, always looking for solutions, not problems.

Thank you Al for everything and for being you.

Condolences 

Corrine Addison and family 

I was saddened to hear of Al's passing. He was a good man, a fearless leader, and trusted friend. My prayers go out to the family. I know we will see him again and he'll great us with his smile and warm welcome. 

Al was a man of quiet strength and conviction.  His smile could make a pretty bad day seem brighter.  O f the many Blessings I have received, I count have Al as my friend one of the greatest.  My sincere condolences to his family and friends.  Remembering you all in prayers

Anthony was always a pleasure to do business with at my previous place of employment. I am so very sorry for all of his family's loss. Prayers for all of them. A great guy. 

Sending our sincere condolences for Al's family. He was a good man with a kind heart, cared deeply for his people. Find comfort  Knowing that All is now with our crator.  So very sorry for your loss. 

Heetce noohoo be3en 

My uncle Al was a very kind hearted person. While serving the Northern Arapaho he put the members first and for most. Always going the extra hours to make sure they were looked after ; and got what they needed. Strongly respected the elders and maintained much integrity while on the business council. My uncle Al will be missed by me and my kids alot. 

Arpahoe County commissioners send their deepest condolences to the family and friends of Al Addison, Sr. 

We appreciate Al's steadfast commitment to the Northern Arapahoe people and the incredible work he was able to complete. That legacy will live on in our hearts.

Warmly,

Carrie Warren-Gully
Jessic Campbell
Jeff Baker
Leslie Summey
Bill Holen

Journey Well Cousin! 

I am the son of Albert Addison, I didnt find this out until I was 52 years old, so Al was an Uncle, that I was never able to meet. My mother was Lakota Sioux and raised me to believe my father was Irish! I did a DNA test that led me to Uncles telephone number. I was too shy to call... and now it is too late