by Courtney Aquadro ’11<\/p>\n
Williston has always taught us about how change is possible. There is no better
\nrepresentative of this idea than Al Lavalle. Dan Curylo, a coworker of Al’s,
\nsays that, “He changed the whole cage…changed people…changed the
\nschool…all for the better.”<\/p>\n
Al passed away on November 25th after a long battle with colon cancer. The day
\nalums and students found out about his passing, Facebook was overflowing with
\nmemories of All and\u00a0 people thanking him for all he taught them. Al worked in
\nThe Cage for ten years before joining the physical plant. While he was in The
\nCage he imparted many life lessons onto hundreds of people. Following is a
\ntribute from a few alumns who will never forget him.<\/p>\n
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