Birth date: Apr 20, 1938 Death date: Oct 21, 2015
Longtime Loudoun resident, Albert Henry Heider, 77 of Lucketts, died October 21 at Fairfax Hospital. He was born in Washington, DC on April 20, 1938, and he was the son of Carl Albert and Irene Deuterman Heider. Mr. Heider grew u Read Obituary
So sorry for your loss. My family spent many years visiting the fruit stand, and we were always treated well by your family and by this kind man.
Holly and the double double mint twins... Prayers go out to all of you for the loss of your dad.He was a wonderful man and what a legacy he left behind.
Mary Kim Stock-Waddell
Holly and your family, I'm so very sorry for your loss. I met your father the first time when he had the nursery on Rt 7 in Leesburg and I was attending horticulture classes at NOVA. In later years, I moved to Leesburg and worked at the Lucketts Community Center. Spring, summer and fall, on the way home, I stopped at your father's for plants, produce, pumpkins and, of course, pies. We knew each other as Albert and Elizabeth. I'll keep him and his wonderful family in my prayers
I never met your father, but my dad, Charles Riley told me what a great and giving man your dad was. He told me he was thoughtful, loving and always trying to help those in need. My dad use to go to your dads store on 15 and sit around and bullshit with him. My dad really loved hanging there with your dad on a daily basis. I'm so sorry for your loss. I have watched the video tribute, and it's so beautiful and made me cry. It's so hard to lose a parent. God bless your family. Love, Kathie.
I had the honor to work for Albert and Sheila as a teen at their Leesburg Nursery. He was a man of all trades, but mostly a man of hard work, honesty and integrity. I know he was so proud of his girls and how they grew up to be the same.
Sheila and the girls, I have always had great respect for Mr. Heider. He helped lead me into the nursery trade. I am so sorry for your loss and for your pain. Celebrate all the great memories and how he touched so many. You can be very proud.
Thoughts and prayers go out to all of you, from the Webber's!
Bill
Holly, Evan, and the family, the Freemans send their condolences for the loss of your beloved Dad and grandpa.
Our condolences to all the Heiders. So sorry for your loss. Remember great fun riding behind Albert hunting hounds behind the farm on Rt. 7. Mike and Evie Page
Albert Heider leaves a wonderful legacy to his family and to Loudoun County. My condolences to Heather and the whole family for your loss.
Dave Moyes
Thinking of your family during this difficult time.
