Alan David Fraley

My Deepest Condolences to You and Your Family. Alan was a very kind and humorous classmate when we attended Cleveland Chiropractic College of LA from January 1987 to April 1990. I am sure he is looking down at all of us from the heavens above.

Cyndi-
My thoughts and prayers are for and with you!
Love
Sue Sterner

Alan was so much fun. I remember him in ACHS playing frisbee on the upper lawn. His beautiful long blonde hair and that under the leg frisbee grab, all he had to do was smile, that's how I met him. He was adventurous and loved to hike and go to the beach. I remember him losing his surfboard on Ventura Hwy we couldn't wait to get to those waves, the frisbee games, jumping of the pier, boogie boarding and all along Bob the surfing dog right beside him. He had a love for animals and his...

Fraley Family, I was saddened to learn of Alan's passing- may you all be comforted with loving happy memories. I remember Alan as a care free beautiful soul- with long blonde hair & a shy smile- Many blessings- Kathi Puglise (Whalen)

I was so sad to hear of Alans' passing. My prayers and condolences go to the Fraley family. Had not seen him for many years, but could get caught up on him through family. Memories go all the way back to 8th grade at Bedford Open, and on through high school and fun times at Oil Piers. God has another beautiful angel at his side.

I am so sorry to hear of Alan's passing; I, like so many others, remember him hangin' at the house, at the beach, or cruising in his car. I remember him and Yvonne, also. He was such a happy, gentle, and thoughtful person, and he will be greatly missed. Love to you, Beth and Eric, and the whole Fraley and Burris families.

I am a friend of a friend..... he's a great guy and I will remember him forever. He loved his dog, Bob and his Carmingilla & Yvonne when she was his g-friend. He really was a good guy! God Bless him and his family.

My sympathies and prayers go out to the Fraley family during this difficult time. I'm so blessed to have known David through my most cherished friend Leila. I remember David most, during the time he was attending chiropractic school and was the recipient of a couple free adjustments. David was such a giving person with a very loving touch. This world's loss is heaven's gain.

We are so very sorry to hear about Allen's passing. I remember him running in the orchard playing with his brothers and trying to play cowboys when I was visiting Jalelah or Bapsha (Sp?) Our deepest sympathy.