I fondly remember your father from his involvement with Jonathan Lodge in Hartford, with my father, Morris. May your cherish memories of him help you deal with your loss.
He leaves his children, Wendy S. Liverant of Alpharetta, GA and Robert C. Liverant of Racine, WI; two beloved granddaughters, Natalie U. Liverant and Stephanie K. Liverant of Schaumburg, Illinois.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday, November 22, 2011 at 11:00am in the Sanctuary of Congregation Ahavath Achim, 84 Lebanon Avenue, Colchester with Rabbi Kenneth Alter, officiating. Interment will follow at Congregation Ahavath Achim Cemetery, Colchester. Memorial contributions may be made to Congregation Agudas Achim or Hebrew Health Care in West Hartford. Arrangements are entrusted to Weinstein Mortuary, Hartford. For further information, directions, or to sign the guest book for Al, please visit online at www.weinsteinmortuary.com/funerals.cfm.
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From Glastonbury, CT
Posted On: November 21, 2011
I fondly remember your father from his involvement with Jonathan Lodge in Hartford, with my father, Morris. May your cherish memories of him help you deal with your loss.
From Alpharetta, GA
Posted On: November 21, 2011
Dad...May your light for others, light your way...Love, Wendy and Robert Liverant
From Alexandria, VA
Posted On: November 21, 2011
I have such fond and sweet memories of Al Liverant when he would come to Alpharetta, Georgia to visit his daughther (my friend) Wendy. We would sit around Wendy's dining room table and share stories and he always had a twinkle in his eye and a warm and expressive heart. I always admired the close relationship Wendy shared with her father. I feel proud to have known him in the little time we got together many years ago. My heartfelt prayers and thoughts are with you tomorrow and always. May he rest in peace. Love, Jeannine
From Bloomfield, CT
Posted On: December 5, 2011
Our thoughts and sympathy go out to the family of Mr. Liverant.
We knew from our neighbor Pearl that her brother had a long illness, and we continued to remember him in our thoughts and prayer.
At an earlier time, I would have known "Al" through my frequent trips to the Bloomfield Post Office.
May his children, grandchildren, siblings, and all those who knew and loved him continue to have memories of their times with him.
Perhaps Al will be like a bright star still shining and reminding you that all shall be well.
Sincerely and with sympathy,
Rob and Maureen Martin Secker
From Barkhamsted, CT
Posted On: November 26, 2011
I write in honor of Al but also to his amazing sister, Pearl, who was to the end an effective, caring,loving advocate for his care. She spared no effort to make sure he got what he needed, on time and within budget. Her love and care was evident on a daily basis, at a cost to her own tranquility and comfort. Family is paramount and Pearl was and is the general on the front lines. I send my sympathies and condolences to Pearl and the family,