The print shop as we know it now is named Old Pueblo Printers and already has a 42 year history of its own. Albert has been active in the community from the time he was a young person and served in the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict. He continues to be involved in many community organizations and has served on the Tucson Community Center Commission, the Regional Transportation Authority, and also serves on the Tucson-Pima Arts Council and the Downtown Tucson Partnership. Albert's wife, Viola Baine Elias is deceased and leaves three grown children, Ana, Albert and Richard. Each of those three children are also involved in the community, each in their respective fields of study, and all graduates of the University of Arizona.