Alan S. Bartlett

Dencie, Scott, and Craig, Our family is deeply sorry for your great loss. We are praying that God holds you close, grants you peace, and gives you comfort as you grieve during this very difficult time. We will miss seeing Alan working on the farm-he was a staple of the community and will be deeply missed.

We are so sorry to hear of your loss of Alan. He was a good farmer and family man. May he rest in peace.

He was a good man who will be missed and remembered by many. Sara and George

May God bless you and your family in this time of

My sincere condolences to Denice, Scott & Craig on the passing of Alan. He will remain in our hearts forever. Nancy Bartlett & Family

I lived next door to Alan and have many fond memories of the time spent with him. Playing basketball in the barn when winter was keeping us from working outside, sledding on the big hill behind the barn, loading the trucks with bales of hay so the cows could have food for the winter. Swimming in the Suncook River with the rest of our buddies when it got too hot to do our other chores. Alan was a very hardworking man and well respected in the community!

Denci, Scott and Craig, I am so sorry to hear this sad news. I am so grateful to know Alan and let me work on the farm during the summer of 1976. We later became friends and played golf at 4H golf tournaments. He taught me hard work by example. I have many pleasant memories of that summer. So sorry for your loss. Tom Frangione

Hearfelt condolences to Alan's family. May he RIP. The Bartletts were a hard working and well respected farm family. As a young girl, I visited their farm with my dad (Sumner Tilton). Keeping all of you in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Very sorry to hear of your loss. Our families go back a long way My parents (George and Irean Richard)were good friends of Stan and Ann. All my prayers are with you. Glenn and Jeannine Richard.