Condolence: Dottie, Cheryl & family members, I am so very sorry for the passing of a wonderful man. Al was always so nice, sweet & caring. What a wonderful man. He will be missed. What a wonderful neighbor. Love to you all. God Bless.
Renee

Condolence: Mr. Whitlatch was my first male teacher and really made going to school enjoyable. Sometimes we may have thought that we were getting him off task by getting him to share his wildlife stories, but he was really still teaching us and we didn't know that he was. The year with him made me, while in the sixth grade, decide that teaching was what I wanted to do. I recently retired after 44 years in the classroom, and I can't tell you how many of his strategies that I used over the years. He was a great teacher and motivator. My sympathy goes out to the family.

Condolence: Cheryl~
I am so sorry for your loss. Please know Brian and I are thinking of you.

Condolence: Dottie. So sorry for your loss. Many memories from times long past.

Condolence: As my 6th grade teacher ('63/64'), Al was the most influential teacher I had in school. He would take our class on field trips behind the school and actually allow the students to explore and touch nature. He would provide us with fishing line; taught our hunter safety class and interacted with the students. I could go on... Al (Mr. Whitlatch)was a great teacher,a darn good deputy game protector and a very caring and influential educator. The family has my condolences. Rest in peace Al.

Condolence: To the family of Mr. Al Whitlatch;

My Deepest Condolences go out to Mrs. Whitlatch and to Cheryl, his Beloved Wife and Daughter! I was honored to have this man for a teacher at Townville! We were blessed at Townville to have the best of teachers and Mr. Whitlatch was right at the top. Please know that you are both in my thoughts and prayers. May the Almighty God hold you tight in his arms during this very sad time.

Respectfully,
Shirley M. Westfall

Condolence: I will always remember Mr. Whitlatch for fostering in this non-hunter a love for wildlife stewardship. My condolences to his family.

Condolence: I never had Mr Whitlatch in the classroom while I was at Maplewood. That did not matter, he was an influence in my life anyway. He knew everyone and cared for everyone. I know how difficult losing a loved one is. He is someone who cast a long shadow and left the world he touched better than when he found it.

Condolence: Dottie, Cheryl and family, I know these few words can do little to help in the great sadness that has come to your family. Please know that I share your grief, and treasure the time we spent chatting. I will always cherish our connection to Albert, Dorothy and Cheryl! Love and sincere condolences.

Condolence: Al was kind and welcoming when I first arrived at Townville Elementary School in 1971. He was a fun and caring coworker all the years I had the honor to know and teach with him. My sincere condolences to his family. He will be dearly missed.