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Albert Rollins, July 11, 1946 – March 27, 2024 

Albert Rollins passed away in his home on March 27 2024

Al Rollins was born July 11 1946. He was born in Los Angeles next to the Coca Cola factory.

His parents moved to Topanga when he was 5. Albert went to Taft High School.

His mom, Mary Rollins, was the mail lady of Topanga, she loved driving around, reading post cards and delivering the mail

A celebration of life will be held in Topanga

Please join us July 11, 2024

-AL ROLLINS MEMORIAL-

5 pm at El Patron 1689 Old Topanga Canyon rd.

Parking at Cali Camp

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  1. skybonnie

    Please join us July 11

    -AL ROLLINS MEMORIAL-

    5 pm at El Patron 1689 Old Topanga Canyon rd.

    Parking at Cali Camp

  2. Marji

    To Al’s children, I just found out about Your dad’s passing and I am so very, very sorry. I send him a birthday card yearly and he always called to thank me. We also talked through out the year. As I am sure everyone knows, he was a kind and gentle soul
    And a truly devoted family man. He adored his children and always shared his time spent with his grand daughter Gracie with me.
    He was a dear friend and he will be truly missed. My heart felt condolences go out to his family, Tyler and his sister’s. I have been calling his cell and land line recently to no avail and did not want to think the worst. Today I saw his obituary on line and realized my dear friend will no longer be on the other end if the line when I call. I am truly saddened by that. I know he had not been well for awhile and now he is with the Lord and not suffering any longer. He helped me through a very tough period in my life and I will always remember him for this. He will always be in my heart, as he was a true friend of mine.Rest in peace.
    I will close with what I used to say to him. “Love you dearly Al”

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