Happy Birthday, Dad. Hope you, Mom and my Kasey are together. Miss you all terribly. Love you all 

I miss you AL! We had a lot of conversation in the yard down Cleveland Dr.

Miss you, Uncle Bee. I think about your funny antics and how you could make everyone laugh! Those are some of the best memories, ever. ❤️

Love and miss you, Uncle Bee. ❤️

miss you Dad  Love you

Happy Birthday Dad missing you always

Special thoughts of you today, Uncle Bee. Love, Marianne

Sad day for us, can't believe it's been a whole year since God took you to Heaven. I talk to you every day. My heart is filled with lots of memories and love we had together. You will always have a special place in my heart. I will love you forever and a day. JM

Missing you Dad on this first Fathers Day without you.

Loving thoughts and happy memories of my Uncle Bee today!

Uncle Bee was my Godfather. Our weekends in the summer were usually spent at his house working in the garden, having a BBQ, or going to one of Mike's races. Since my Dad died, he felt it was necessary to call me a couple times a year to keep in touch and I am going to dearly miss those calls. He was always my favorite uncle...can I say that? Thanks Mike and Janet for his care (and others)

Uncle Bee will surely be missed. I enjoyed his quick wit and the "Cleveland" dry sense of humor. I did enjoy our times together talking about everything and of course the joy ride in his sports car which I will never forget..God Bless....Johnny

I have fond memories of Uncle Bee hosting a Cleveland family renunion when the family were still living in the old farmhouse on top of the hill in Glen Hills, prior to the brick house being built acroos the street. Those were the days of linolium floor 'rugs' and passive heating systems with grills in the floors; so, many years ago.

We are very sorry to hear about the loss of Mr. Cleveland, we will keep your family in our prayers. David remembers all the fun at Pannie and Jack's house on Christmas and Al standing at the doorway just shaking his head in amazement at the goofy gift exchange when bullwrinkle was opened by Mike. Those memories of all the fun we had will always be there.
Love David and Jeanette.

Tom and family, Our prayers are with you this day. May God comfort all of you.

I had known Al going back over 40 years when I was his Washington Post distributor in Glen Hills. When I retired from the Post in 2003, I moved to Middletown, Md. When Al and Janet became my neighbors just a couple years later, we became good friends and chatted often about who knew who in the Rockville area. Al, I will very much miss our porch sitting chats.

Dear Bubby,Sandy and family of Al Cleveland

We are truly saddened by the loss of your loved one. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your families
Dolores and Mike

Dear Janet, Buddy & family - I just read with great sadness of Al's passing. I had the pleasure of working with Al at Bechtel on the SNUPPS project for many years. A great, funny and really decent man. The whole family must have been very proud to call him "dad, grandpa, great grandpa". I'm sure he'll be missed, but you must have an encyclopedia of great memories!

I met Al through Buddy and Sandy when I moved to Maryland in the early 80's and liked him the first time I met him. Down to earth, straight shooter, funny and all around good guy. I feel very fortunate to have met and gotten to know him. I will always have fond memories of our conversations and time spent together. I will sorely him.

some of my fondest childhood memories were the days my dad (my uncle Bee's brother), would say lets get into the car we are going up to uncle Bee's and Aunt Eloise's house for the day. our trips included great family reunions (recorded in black and white 8mm with no sound), picking weeds in his garden and digging potatoes, eating some of the best corn on the cobb and fresh tomatoes.

I don't remember Mr. Cleveland very well other than he always seemed to enjoy his kids and all their friends when everyone was together in Glen Hills. May God wrap His loving arms around the Cleveland Clan and bring them comfort and peace during this very difficult time. Tommy, Nancy, and Buddy....my heart goes out to you and your brothers in your time of sorrow.

I do not know where to began, I have lost a very dear friend that I feel I have known forever. Al was so proud of his family and I was lucky enough to get to know some of them and they were special too. Al and I together pulled many practical jokes on co-workers at Bechtel. One favorite memory was having early morning breakfast together. I have great memories and I will miss you.