Alan Greenspan

I believe I knew Alan in high school as I went to Art and Design as well. I never actually met him back then though but we would leave messages for each other in the same desk we both sat in in different class times. He was a Mad Hatter even back then he had to be 16 yrs then. He will be missed.

Alan Greenspan was my brother and he was one of the sweetest and most selfless person I have ever known.
He loved the work he did and all the people he worked with. He wasn't interested in money; all he wanted was fame and he got it.
I will miss his sense of humor,his profound sensitivity and his phone calls. I will always love him.
Carol Rosenberg

Alan brought me so much joy as a young girl in Brooklyn, NY, and remains always in my heart. He was my friend and a year ahead of me at Marine Park Junior HS and at the H. S. of Art and Design. We reconnected briefly here and there throughout the years. I hadn't heard from him in quite a while and then found this. Alan was a truly creative soul. He was what every person should strive to be. The world without him had less magic in it. I will always be a better person and artist for having...

Alan and I had some wonderful conversations at the Twin Peaks. He was always interested and interesting — a true renaissance man. And his apartment was an absolute wonderland.

Worked with him at Beach Blanket Babylon in the late 80’s. Such a talent!

Alan was a witty and generous man who completely absorbed himself into his Mad Hatter, Alice in Wonderland fantasy world. Even as a senior citizen he never lost the playful and exciting outlook of a young boy exploring the wonders of creation. He was always excited about some new creation that his latest project gave birth to. Here’s to a life lived with grace, generosity and creativity. The world was a better place because of you, Alan.