Condolence: Hi Tania, I feel terrible about the notice I just read. I'm so sorry. Your father was a unique person, a very significant person In the live of many people and specially in mine. He teached us how to live honestly, doing only good things, helping other people, and always with God in first place. You have to be proud of the father you had and you will always have from heaven. Please let all your family know and specially your mother my feelings of respect and love. God bless him, and aloud him to go to the kingdom of heaven, peace to his soul and rest for his body. We are going to pray here for that, and for the strength you all need now. I close my eyes and I can feel that my heart is with you in this moment. With deep love, Yura.

Condolence: I did not know Alex well but I knew him to be a fine man. May he and his loved ones rise totally from any darkness and dwell forever in God's holy light and energy.

Condolence: may you rest in peace we work together for many years atTWA bldg81 great times wwith a great hroup

Condolence: Dear May and family, until reading the obituary, we believed Alex (as we called him at TWA) was Russian born! We did not work with him personally, so only assumed that was his accent. But, we remember him as being a dapper and refined man with a merry twinkle in his eyes and a shy smile when amused. It is you, May, that we have come to know in the last year, or so, and we are heartbroken for your loss. We know your large family will pull together to get through this. Please, let us know if there is anything we can do to help.