Death date: Nov 3, 2013
Dr. Albert Sebok graduated from Ohio Northern University in 1953 with a Bachelor of Science in pharmacy. While attending ONU, he was involved with the Kappa Psi fraternity. A Cleveland native, Al joined Standard Drug as a store ma Read Obituary
I met Albert a few short months ago on my clinical rotation in nursing school. Mr. Sebok was our absolute favorite client. The nursing students and I would sneak away for hours into Alberts room listening to his stories and laughing at all of his jokes. He was such a joy to be around. I'm deeply saddened at the news of his passing and my thoughts and prayers go out to the Sebok family.
We are so sorry for your loss. Al used to come into Jennifer's almost every day. He really loved those potato pancakes! He was such a kind man and always put a smile on our faces.
sorry for your loss...he was one of the 'good' guys...proud to call him 'brother'..
many fond memories of our days at ONU..
Ralph Cole, RPh, Kappa Psi, Ohio Northern 1951
May you find strength and comfort in the many happy memories of your father ,grandfather. he will always live in our heart . We share many happy times as part of the Revco family. That kind of love is rare today. Our life is better for having known him.
The Dworkin family
Doris,Budd,and Judy
Dear Sue and Albert,
We are your former neighbors across the street on Appleblossom. We remember you and your parents very well. Today we saw the obituary in the P.D. and it brought back many happy memories from years ago. We send our sincere condolances.
We are still at 401 Appleblossom and Nancy Gavan still lives next door to us. Kristin lives near us in western Bay. Karl lives outside of Washington, D.C.
Again , our sincere sympathy to you both and your families.
Janet and Bob Ehlers
I am deeply sorry for your loss! My father was a Kappa Psi (ONU) 1950 and considered Al a friend. As an ONU (and Kappa Psi) grad, myself, (1983) I have alway admired Al's contribution to our college, as well as to our profession. He clearly "raised the bar" to other ONU Pharmacist. My son, now a P-6 at Ohio Northern, was lucky to have met Al on several occasions. Al certainly let young people know that they had a responsibility to give back to their community. I hope this time will be an opportunity for family and friends to celebrate Al's wonderful life!
Warmest Regards,
Ben Stahler
304 Ashbrook Drive
Bellefontaine, OH 43311
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