Albert E. Bollman
Feb. 14, 1959 – April 22, 2022
Albert E. Bollman passed away Friday, April 22, 2022 with his family by his side. He fought a long battle so he could stay with us and we are thankful for the time we had to love and care for him.
He will be loved and remembered by his family and many friends. Al was preceded in death by his parents, James and Jacqueline Bollman; and his aunt and uncle, Dave and Marjorie Werts. Survivors include his wife, Beverly Bollman; two daughters, Melanie Sweeney (Andrew) and Erin Bollman; four grandsons, Everett, Oliver, Ian and Asher Sweeney; brothers and sisters in law and their families, Kevin and Pam Williamson, Nick, Allison and Joey Williamson, Morgan Williamson, Dean and Jan Collins, Devin and Haylee Collins, Jerome Collins; beloved friends, David and Debbie Stosch, and Herb Dunford.
Al’s family would like to thank everyone for the support and love given to Al during his illness. Special thanks to the team at MCV/VCU House Calls who took excellent care of him during his entire illness.
He felt loved and cared for during this time.
A celebration of his life will be held Monday, May 16, 2022 at 2:00 pm at Mount Vernon Baptist Church, 11220 Nuckols Road, Glen Allen, Va. 23059 with a reception to follow.
Bev, Melanie & Erin,
Leigh and I are praying for all of you. Al was a wonderful man, one who will never be forgotten. His bravery and courage throughout his long illness was just amazing. His smile, laugh and love for all of you, will continue in your hearts forever. May his beautiful soul Rest In Peace. We know he will be watching over you, guiding you and loving you forever♥️
Gwen & Leigh
We love all of you so much❤️ Thank you so much for being such great friends (more like family) to us for 27 years❤️
Bev, Melanie & Erin,
I was saddened to learn of Al’s passing. We worked together for many years, I have so many fond memories, we were definitely each other’s partner in crime.
Al fought a long hard battle, now it’s time for peace and rest.
I will always miss My Pal Al
Marla Taylor
He loved you so much. It was always “Marla did this or that”. He cherished your friendship and loved being your pal! Thank you for being in his life and for your sweet words. We are going to miss him so much❤️
He loved you so much. It was always “Marla did this or that”. He cherished your friendship and loved being your pal! Thank you for being in his life and for your sweet words. We are going to miss him so much❤️
May memories of “Albert” and the love of family surround you and give you strength in the days ahead.
Nicole Winston
Helping Hands Service Facilitator
I’m so sorry for your loss! Al was a very good man. I worked with him at National Grange. Marla, myself and Al were all partners in crime. I miss him a lot. God bless