Alexander Francis Samas,

A loving husband, father and grandfather who’s faith guided him through
a rewarding life was born into this world June 4, 1921….and entered eternal life July 14, 2012.

He was a man of faith, dignity, humor and strength. His love of life was contagious, he brought
Joy to all he met.

His last big fish landed his picture on a Sport magazine….”86 years young and still sticking the sea bass”.

His 3 “ holes in one” made him very proud and someone to respect on the course.

His cooking left everyone asking “what’s for dinner”….and, “when will you open your own kitchen to the public”.
He did In fact cook for the public every day, he delivered his goodies to his loved neighbors, along with a morning joke.

There wasn’t a sport he didn’t love.

As a young man he grew up in Chicago Heights, studied in the seminary, fought in World War 2 in the Coast Guard, and was a Golden Glove champion.

He was born of immigrant parents and was raised with 10 brothers and sisters. He was proud of his Lithuanian heritage and his family. He
Continued to speak that language and support the Lithuanian Catholic Church in Los Angeles throughout his years.

He worked hard his entire life, and had a voice that praised the Lord, his whistle sounded just like the birds.

He was devoted to his wife of 65 years. His love for her was above all. He was the kind of father and grandfather every child should have. He was a good and kind man, yet
Strong and with unbending character. His love of life, family, and the Lord was an example for all.

He spent his retired years committed to volunteer work at the St Francis Home in Santa Ana, working to
Enrich the lives of the Sisters and the residents who meant so much to him.

He was a member of the Elks Club, the Knights of Columbus, and the President of the St Francis Guild.

He was a member of St Angela Merici parish in Brea for over 30 years and a devout Catholic.

He was a man you could truly lean on and depend on.

He retired as a respected State Farm Agent.

He was loved and respected by so many.

He will be missed by all who knew him.

He was a loyal servant to our Lord.




His bright blue eyes, warm smile and laughter will be remembered by all who knew him.
His jokes will be told over and over and he will live on through his humor.

He was, a very good man.
A private family service is scheduled.