Albert was actually born Clyde Leonard Farabaugh (his father’s name), as indicated on his birth certificate, but has always been known as Albert Clyde. He served in WWII from June of 1943 to August of 1945, and was at the Battle of the Bulge. After the war he worked for at time at Westmoreland Glass of Pa., and eventually relocated to Findlay, Oh.

In 1964, Albert was fined $200 plus costs for assault and battery, with a suspended jail sentence of 30 days, following charges brought by his wife Delores.

Albert worked at various occupations including as a worker for Cooper Tire and Rubber, two different taxi cab companies and at Hardin Manor Apartments.