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Pablo Falcón
July 10, 2018
Pablo Falcón
July 10, 2018
From the next table in the loft of that dining room near Radio City in Manhatan we thanked you for your drawing so spontaneous and full of strength by Laia Falcón, soprano.
Jerry prueitt
April 22, 2018
Alphonse considered the guys around him as his flock - and always - even years later was interested in what they did and helped them if he could. He always called my stay at BBDO as an earn as you learn summer job. But kept in touch. A true friend. A giant space is missing in the cosmos.
Me, on a good day
Lew Pringle
December 16, 2013
There are many reasons I'm glad I fell into BBDO back in 1968, fresh from school. Way up on that list is Alphonse, a man so unlike anyone life had prepared me for to date. I couldn't draw stick people. He was an artist. I was often full of myself. He was a study in genuine modesty. I found him quiet, yet capable of astounding clarity and insight. And, yes, he was funny. Really funny. I am saddened by his loss but grateful to have some of his work on my wall, even now.
Hank Higgins
December 9, 2013
I loved picking up Illustration work from Alphonse .Not only was he a great artist I would always hear a joke or a funny story about the Advertising industry.. All my condolences to his family for he was truly an inspiration to me and countless others.I will always remember Alphonse dearly.
Wendy Wilson
December 6, 2013
Alphonse, loveable, clever, humble, hilarious. I remember days spent on the North Fork, Montauk on the beach, bird watching at Jones Beach, seeing Marcel Marceau. I first saw Alphonse when Maryann and Frank drove him to LI, opened their car trunk and said, "Here's your date"! It was fun from then on. RIP Alphonse. Condolences to his children and sister.
Ray Ketchem
December 5, 2013
I had the privilege of working with Alphonse during my time as an illustrator at Gem Studio. He will always be remembered for being a truly great and original artist and storyteller.
AT WORK
Tom Villante
December 5, 2013
At Work
December 5, 2013
Find the real Alphonse
Bob Walker
December 5, 2013
December 5, 2013
Alphonse defined the true meaning of creativity: unique in every way. Heartfelt sympathies.
"Jo A"
Alphonse and me at the National Sculpture Society
Bob-(Bobbiegita) Walker
December 4, 2013
Al had a great wit and was a wonderful guy to work for.
With a gleam in his eye, he could find humor where others couldn't.
Thank you Alphonse!
Sylvia Wachtel
December 4, 2013
He was a darling nut and a dear person.
We were lucky to be his pals.
Barbara
December 4, 2013
Alphonse was a true character, an original. Whenever BBDO comes up in a conversation, it is Alphonse that fills the stories. My sincere condolences to his family, thank you for sharing him.
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