ALAN BLACK

Big Al - It's been 5 years. Still missing you.

Dad,
It's been 4 years and we all still miss you dearly. Rest In Peace - for I am sure that one day, This too shall pass.

May the love of friends and family carry you through our days- Alan is notable now in my passwords for many charitable organizations. Won't divulge the password,but it includes ALAN in all of them. FOREVER in my mind as well as in my Memory poster in my meditation wall. It doesn't get easier- but in a way less difficult-and brings back various memories I see his photo and use my password. Added sign. other as they didn't have "COUSIN"

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It is with great sadness, my cousin,2 weeks younger than me-no longer an active classmate since kindergarden-yet n80 years of remembrance.My birthday greetings on his 81st still is in the forefront of my mind and mm'ries of his81 years-remains forever.

My sincere condolence to the Black family for the loss of your beloved one. May the God of tender mercy and peace strengthen you during this difficult time.

SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS.MAY YOU FIND COMFORT IN THE GOD OF ALL COMFORT.

We are deeply saddened to hear of your loss. Our families thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. Alan was such a wonderful neighbor and friend. We will always remember his help and support over the years. He will be missed.

Our deepest condolences,

Alan and I started kindergarten together at Columbian School in Rahway, NJ , and went all through school together; Grover Cleveland, and then Rahway High, till 1952. It has been amazing to me that our class officers have been able to arrange the many gatherings we have had since the very first one. Alan and his wife, with the help of the committee, did so much to make it happen. There have been so many school memories and nostalgic smiles at the reunions. It all seems like...