Condolence From: Dwight Johnson
Condolence: There is a huge hole in my life now that Alan is gone. His lesson to me was to live in the present.
To Jane and their family: I hope his lesson helps you into the future without him.
Wednesday August 16, 2017
Condolence From: Tom Hibbert
Condolence: Dear,Jane and Family. Was so sorry to hear of Alan's loss. Lot's of great memories from your family's home in Camden, of the two of you.My Thoughts and Prayers go out to you. Tom
Wednesday August 09, 2017
Condolence From: The Holts
Condolence: Jane and Family,
Thinking of you all. What a great guy Alan was. Always friendly, fun and loving. Such a gift to have know him.
Union St. Holts....
Thursday August 03, 2017
Condolence From: Jim and Sandy Marriner
Condolence: Jane, our deepest condolences to you and your entire family for your loss. We will always remember the jovial Alan we always knew, with his bright smile and hearty laugh. Please know he will be missed by so many others, and one can only hope you will get over your grief in time.
Our prayers are with you and yours and for him. Just keep in mind, he won't be forgotten.
Tuesday August 01, 2017
Condolence From: Dan Cheever
Condolence: When we moved here, we had a yellow Lab, Dory, which we would walk early every morning in Merryspring Park (back when dog walking there was allowed). Alan walked his poodle at the same time so we began walking together, walking and talking. We had the most interesting conversations about everything. Alan was smart, curious, wry and eager to explore new ideas or connections between old ones. I loved those morning walks and talks, they taught me much and started the day off just right. I miss him already, he was a good friend and interesting man. Our condolences to Jane, Melissa (also a good friend) and other family members.
Dan Cheever and Sue Stasiowski
Tuesday August 01, 2017
Condolence From: Andrew Dalton
Condolence: My heartfelt condolences to Jane, Alan's children and grandchildren. I will treasure the memory of the ride Alan gave me in his '52 Mercedes-Benz after taking the Second Place ribbon at the car show in Camden at Lyman-Morse. Though I did not know him well, his zest for life was infectious, ever the gentle man. Gone too soon, rest in peace my friend...
Andy
Tuesday August 01, 2017
