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Mr. Almo Tolbert of Columbus passed away peacefully Saturday at the Midtown Medical Center. He was 66 years of age and resided at 317 Jefferson Drive. 

The Homegoing Celebration for Mr. Tolbert will be Friday, February 5, 2016 at 10:00 a.m. at Canaan Baptist Church with Bishop Ronald K. Harris, pastor officiating.

The interment will follow with Full Military Honors at Ft. Mitchell National Cemetery.

Visitation is Thursday, 2 til 6:00 p.m. at the funeral home.

The cortege will depart from the residence at 9:15 the morning of the service.  
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February 2, 2016
February 2, 2016
My husband Andy and I worked with Almo at Auten Poultry and Food service for several years, he was a driver initially. After his knees got to the point that they didn't take climbing in and out of those trucks all day long out delivering, he was moved into transportation and handled routing and schedules and such. Every afternoon he, myself and Gayle Edwards routed trucks. We talked about this when I visited him in the hospital back in the fall. I said that if I had a quarter for every time he cracked me up I would be a rich woman! He would have all of us laughing so hard we would have tears rolling down our face! Times moved on, Auten sold, Almo retired but always remembered to stop in and see us every now and then. It was always such a treat to catch up with him. My husband Andy passed away and I knew Almo was pretty sick at the time, I didn't think I would see him and Ms Loretta that night at visitation but sure enough before it was over there they were! He was using a cane at the time not getting around too good but he told me he wouldn't have missed it for the world! What a reunion that must have been in heaven when Almo got there Saturday! I'm sure gonna miss you Ole Buddy, but I'll see you on the other side. Love you Mo-Mo! T.
February 1, 2016
February 1, 2016
Deacon Almo, you were such a man of wisdom and doing things the right way. I remember 5 years ago, for days, hours on hours you set with Rev. Carter at the hospital, that's how I got to know you and Minister Loretta better. I remember Rev. Carter saying, Almo is dedicated and dependable, he's going to be one of my Deacons. What a wonderful Deacon you were! Always true to your word and always assisting. Thank you Deacon Almo for being you and loving others. God knew you loved Him and was ready to join Him. You, His servant was ready to complete this earthly journey and start a different journey with Him in Heaven. You will always be in our thoughts and hearts. All of us at Canaan Baptist Church will miss you.. Rest with God our beloved Deacon Almo Tolbert! The Best of the Best! AMEN, Amen, Amen.

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February 2, 2016
February 2, 2016
My husband Andy and I worked with Almo at Auten Poultry and Food service for several years, he was a driver initially. After his knees got to the point that they didn't take climbing in and out of those trucks all day long out delivering, he was moved into transportation and handled routing and schedules and such. Every afternoon he, myself and Gayle Edwards routed trucks. We talked about this when I visited him in the hospital back in the fall. I said that if I had a quarter for every time he cracked me up I would be a rich woman! He would have all of us laughing so hard we would have tears rolling down our face! Times moved on, Auten sold, Almo retired but always remembered to stop in and see us every now and then. It was always such a treat to catch up with him. My husband Andy passed away and I knew Almo was pretty sick at the time, I didn't think I would see him and Ms Loretta that night at visitation but sure enough before it was over there they were! He was using a cane at the time not getting around too good but he told me he wouldn't have missed it for the world! What a reunion that must have been in heaven when Almo got there Saturday! I'm sure gonna miss you Ole Buddy, but I'll see you on the other side. Love you Mo-Mo! T.
February 1, 2016
February 1, 2016
Deacon Almo, you were such a man of wisdom and doing things the right way. I remember 5 years ago, for days, hours on hours you set with Rev. Carter at the hospital, that's how I got to know you and Minister Loretta better. I remember Rev. Carter saying, Almo is dedicated and dependable, he's going to be one of my Deacons. What a wonderful Deacon you were! Always true to your word and always assisting. Thank you Deacon Almo for being you and loving others. God knew you loved Him and was ready to join Him. You, His servant was ready to complete this earthly journey and start a different journey with Him in Heaven. You will always be in our thoughts and hearts. All of us at Canaan Baptist Church will miss you.. Rest with God our beloved Deacon Almo Tolbert! The Best of the Best! AMEN, Amen, Amen.
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