Algirdas "Al" Paul Carneckis

Birth date: Jun 8, 1958 Death date: Mar 12, 2025

Algirdas “Al” Paul Carneckis, 66, of Locust Grove, passed the away Wednesday, March 12, 2025, at his home. He was born June 8, 1958, in Kaunas, Lithuania to the late Paul and Grazina Carneckis. Al is survived by his wife, Daiva Ma Read Obituary

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Brian Frederick Payton

31w ago

I did not know Al personally, however we worked at the same agency. As a brother in Faith, may the Lord be your him and his family here on earth. -Brian Payton

Victor Nakas

33w ago

Miela Daiva,

Viktoro ir savo vardu reiškiu gilią užuojautą Tau ir Tavo šeimai. Nors jau daug metų praėjo nuo to laiko, kai dirbau VOA, vis dar prisimenu Algirdo švelnų būdą ir malonų bendradarbiavimą. Tegul Dievo paguoda ir ramybė būna su jumis visais. Aš prisiminsiu Algirdą savo maldose.

Kristina Nakienė

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35w ago

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Natasha J.

35w ago

in honor of Algirdas "Al".

I am so saddened by Al’s passing. His kind spirit, helpfulness and smile will be greatly missed. Wishing the family courage and peace during this time of mourning.

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Michael Bowes

35w ago

I met Al at St. Johns in Warrenton when he was an active member of our parish and he was always faithful, I remember him and Daiva sitting in their usual pew and he was always there with Daiva. Anytime I got to speak with him, I'd learn something new about his life and his deep knowledge of history and the Catholic faith. I never saw Al get angry nor did I see him raise his voice or lash out at anyone. In 2023 he came and spoke at St. Johns in Mercy Hall on his time being persecuted for his faith and how his family had been in the Gulag. I wish I had recorded the talk. Al was a man of deep faith and he loved his family. He will be greatly missed. Daiva, her Mother, Maria, and John, my condolences to you all. May he rest in the arms of the Jesus and the Blessed Mother, surrounded by the angels and the Saints.

Harez Zebari

35w ago

It has been an absolute pleasure working alongside Al for nearly four years, and these past two weeks back in the office have only deepened my appreciation for him. I was truly honored by his presence—every day, without fail, he would get up from his desk and come over to share another beautiful picture of his family and dogs, each one accompanied by a heartfelt story that reflected just how proud he was of them. It was clear that his family meant the world to him. I’ll always remember those small but meaningful interactions that made working with Al such a joy. I will miss him deeply.
- Harez Zebari

The Gaspers

35w ago

We are so very sorry to learn of Al's passing. He was one of "our people" in our Church community and we'll miss him on Sundays and Holy days. We feel the loss already. We will be praying for him and his family. May God hold you all close to His loving, consoling and merciful heart!

The Gasper Family

Danute Vaiciulaityte Nourse

35w ago

Su Gilia uzuojauta tau, Daiva, ir tavo seimai. Amzina atilsi duok Dieve, ir Ramybes visiems. Su Malda ir meile, Danute

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35w ago

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Zorz Crmaric

35w ago

For several years, Al and I have exchanged cheerful and often humorous morning greeting in office, which kept our spirits high during each workday. Al will remain in dear memory forever. Since I am in Croatia now, I can only express my deepest condolences to Daiva, Maria and John in a written form. From: Al's colleague Zorz Crmaric

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