Alan Matheson DeMille

Annie, On Friday, I found my "other" mailbox on Facebook and saw your messages from 2011. I had not seen them before. When I googled your name, Alan's obituary came up. I am so sorry, my dear friend. I remember Alan as so kind. I found, I think, some of your children and/or nieces/nephews on Facebook and messaged them that I was trying to contact you. I saw some photos of you and your family. Please get in touch. [email protected]

Alan para mi ha sido un gran privilegio bajar a las aguas del bautizmo y que Ud fuera el poseedor del sacerdocio para efectuarlo siempre lo recordare como Ud lo decia el Juan bautista agradesco que me haya regalado la foto de ese hermoso dia siempre vivira en mis recuerdos a Annie a sus hijos e hijas a su Padre hermanos y demas familiares mis condolencias que Nuestro Padre Celestial con su amor les auyde en estos momentos de dolor Alan Till we meet again With love

We have fond memories of your family when you lived in Garden Park. Alan was a great man. We remember his service to us when he served in our bishopric.

To Alan's family. Our love and Sympathy are with you at this time of transition and sadness. He was such a wonderful example to all who knew him. Miss him but look forward to that great reunion you'll have one day. With love, Norman and Ann Gubler.

Alan : Fifty-six years ago our dads tied us to a tree for playing with matches while camping at Lehman Caves. Forty-two years ago we double dated and married the two best women God ever created. And just a few minutes ago I learned that last Wednesday you had returned home with honor. We knew then and we know now, it is true – in a grove of trees, in the morning of a beautiful, clear day, in the spring of 1820, God The Father and His Son, Jesus Christ, appeared to a 14 year old boy. ...

Alan, siempre te recordaremos con mucho cariño.
Nuestras más sinceras condolencias a su abnegada esposa Annie, a sus hijos e hijas, a su padre y demás familiares. Till we meet again. With love.