Florence W. Albright
February 15, 1927 ~ January 8, 2018
Born in: Meadville, Pennsylvania
Florence W. Albright, 91, of Franklin passed away at UMPC Northwest on January 8, 2018 at 6:27 pm.Born on February 15, 1927 in Meadville, PA, she was the daughter of the late Karl and Barbara (Emler) Weyrauch. On August 16, 1952, she married James C. Albright who survives.She attended McDowell High School in Erie, PA. She then went on to Edinboro University and attained her Masters degree in Art. Florence was an Art teacher for the Franklin Area School District.She was a member of the Rocky Grove Presbyterian Church.Florence was preceded in death by her sister, Freida Ketzel.As per the family's request, there will be no public visitation. Memorial services will be announced at a later date. Interment will be at Laurel Hill Cemetery, Erie, PA.The Gardinier Funeral Home, Inc. has been entrusted with arrangements. To send cards or online condolences, friends are invited to visit www.gardinierfuneralhome.com.
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We are so sorry for your loss. She was a real nice lady. May Gods love and the love of family and friends give you strength and peace. God Bless.
Sending peace, comfort and prayers in your loss. Along with Flo, you created so many great memories way back from high school, and our Class of ’58 Reunions along with visits. We will always cherish the annual Christmas letters. All our love,
Margaret and John Mackey
When I was a new art teacher in the district, Mrs. Albright showed me great kindness and support. Not only were her students devoted to her, she was a model of industry and class for her co-workers. Sending heartfelt condolences.
Chris Hood
Dear Jim,
I am heart broken to hear of your Flossie’s passing. I have grown to love the both of you in the years I have cut your hair. Her Christmas Santas now will mean so much more than what they did before because I know there wont be any more. You were so very lucky to have had the love of your life for so many years, and I hope those memories will help you through this very difficult time. She was a jewel. If there is anything I can do to help you in ANY way please let me know. I will miss all the wonderful stories about your travels and your adventures.
Your friend,
Heidi Bowen
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So sorry to hear about the passing of your wife Mr. Albright. I have fond memories of the two of you attending our class(58) reunions. You were and always will be one of my favorite teachers.. May your memories of good times get you through this time of sorrow. Sincerely, Gloria Morrison Baughman
My sister and I were blessed to have Mrs. Albright as our art teacher at Seventh Street Elementary school (1974-79). She really made an incredible impression in our little minds. As we see it, she planted and watered seeds in her young students minds. She freely shared her incredible talent with each of her students equally. And enriched or lives by opening up magical new ways of seeing the world within our own imaginations. Those seeds she planted in us have grown into wonderful talents of our own.
Our hearts go out to you Mr. Albright and your family during this most difficult time. We are holding each of you in our prayers.
With Sympathy,
Kristina Coleman-Teifer and Brenda Coleman
Jim, you have my deepest sympathies over the loss of your life’s partner, Flo. Working with you both on your retirement projects was a real joy. Sharing your many Elderhostel adventures was not only interesting, but a lasting inspiration to me. I’ve missed the company of you both since I retired. I hope the joys you shared for so many years with Flo can warm the days ahead for you. Sincerely, Joe Morgan.