Tindell, Al Vernon
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Al Vernon Tindell was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma to the late Harold Vernon Tindell and Betty Lou Eaton on October 31st, 1950. Al passed away on April 12, 2021 at the VA Hospital in Dallas. Al graduated from McLain High School in 1968 where he had many friends and loved sports. Baseball, football, wrestling: he did it all. He was quite the athlete. This is where Al and Virginia first met in 1967 at the McLain High School Howdy Dance. They married in 1971 and were married for 50 years. After high school Al made the choice to serve his country and joined the Army. He was assigned to the 50th Infantry Division. Al served 1 tour in Vietnam where he received many decorations including a Purple Heart, a Bronze Star with “V” Device with Oak Leaf Cluster. Al was a Senior Program Analyst for Fidelity Information systems until he retired in 2015. In 1971 Al and Virginia were blessed with their first son, Jason Bryan Tindell who married Sarah Blankenship and gifted them with 2 children, Hope Nicole Blankenship and Tyler James Bennett. In 1974 they were blessed with a second son, Justin Alan Tindell who married Ann Fisher and gifted them with two children Olive Luciana and Oscar Sterling Tindell. Al took great joy in his grandchildren and loved being a papa. Al also left behind nieces and nephews Kimberly Ann Booth (Aaron), Emma Grace Booth,Stephanie Renee Rogers, Summer Hanley (Chris), Caleb and Jake Hanley, April Williams, Angel Williams, Eric Williams, Nicholas Bridges (Shanon), Connor Bridges, Jackson Bridges, Rylie Bridges, Tanner Bridges, Ashley Fernandez (Michaell), Michelle Bridges, Alex Fernandez, Alvin Earl Eaton, Kay Estes (Carl) and his sisters Billie Jo Bridges (Mike) and Pamela Sue Tindell. As well as in laws Louise Rogers (Ron), Ray Williams (Kim), and Richard Williams. Please leave the family condolences and share memories on this website. A Visitation Service will be held on : Tuesday April 20, 2021 from 2:00pm- 4:00pm at Aria Cremation Service and Funeral Home on 19310 Preston Rd. Dallas, Tx 75252.
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I will miss my Uncle Al very much! He has always been a part of my life and a wonderful uncle to me. He also welcomed my husband into our family and loved my daughter so much. I will miss our banter and joking around. He will be greatly missed! I love you Uncle Al!
Virginia,
I am so very sorry for your loss. Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time.
I was so fortunate to get to work with All at F&M Bank.
He was a terrific guy. I was entertained and so impressed by by his stories of chasing the Viet Cong into their tunnels with just a pistol and a flashlight. So incredibly dangerous.
Rest In Peace Al and thank you for your courageous service to this great Country!
Am sad to hear of Al’s passing. My prayers are with you and for you and your family.
I was lucky to call Al a great friend. I met Al working at F&M Bank. Al, Tony Adair and I became close and had many fun times. At the bank Christmas parties, playing softball or are many great times going to watch the Dallas Cowboys. Thanks for always being a great friend Al. I will really miss you.
Hello Virginia. Just now seeing this. I am so very sorry for your loss. Hope you and your family are doing well. Bill French bfrench1977@outlook.com