Len Norman Albrecht

May 22, 1961 - December 9, 2024

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Springfield, MO 65804

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Len Norman Albrecht 63, passed away Monday December 9th, 2024 at his home with his wife by his side. Len was born May 22nd, 1961 to Jerald N. Albrecht and Georgia (Lutgen) Albrecht-Wilson.

Len was a member of the Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church in Branson. Len served in the US Army as field artillery specialist after graduating from Fredrick Highschool. Len enjoyed spending time with his family and friends along with fishing and watching the KC Chiefs.

Len was married to Alice on May 22nd, 2009 in Rockaway Beach Missouri.

Len is preceeded in death by his father Jerald Albrecht and his mother Georgia Wilson.

Len is survived by his wife Alice Albrecht of the home. His step-mother Kathy Albrecht. His sons Lenny Albrecht , Casey Albrecht (wife Desi), and GW Harmon. His grand children Casey Jr, Sayuri, Axle, and Anna. His brothers Jerry Albrecht(wife Deborah), Kevin Albrecht, and Michael Wilson. Nieces Amanda and Rachel. And host of friends.

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Len Norman Albrecht 63, passed away Monday December 9th, 2024 at his home with his wife by his side. Len was born May 22nd, 1961 to Jerald N. Albrecht and Georgia (Lutgen) Albrecht-Wilson. Len was a member of the Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church in Branson. Len served in the US Army as field artillery specialist after graduating from Fredrick
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I'm so sorry for your loss Alice.Prayers🙏❤🙏love u sis

Although he was my neighbor, I hadn't known him for that long, but then again, felt like I'd known him forever. He was so kind and giving of everything....he wanted me to be safe and comfortable in my home by giving me some safety items. We loved to share our "leftyover meals" w/each other...watching and discussing the K.C. Chiefs games and always looking forward to the next ones. Be thinking of you Len when I yell "how about them Chiefs"! He loved to ride his scooter down the road.....stop in for a beer and visit SO VERY often...I will for sure MISS those visits being alone here. Fish all those great lakes up there my dear friend...Catch a big one ! --------TOMORROW---------- I heard a whisper in the air, I turned and for a moment I thought I saw you standing there, but only for a moment. I felt a breeze blow 'cross my face so cool, yet so consoling And then your presence in its place, my every thought controlling My heart cried out "Come back to us".....Don't leave us here to sorrow And then your whisper "Can't you see, I'm Healthy in Tomorrow And then you smiled and slipped away, my heart held no more sorrow, for I knew you'd come back some day, when I reach my TOMORROW. Your Buttercup neighbor, Judy Sherwood

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