Hon. Alan B. Haber

I just learned of Alan´s passing. I first met Alan in the 1970´s and he represented me in business very early in my career. We ran into each other occasionally after he became a judge and still recall our conversation when that occurred. Simply put Alan was a wonderful guy. I am so sorry for your loss.

Rest in peace.......

He was my lawyer and one of a kind and a true gentleman, may he rest in peace.

Darlene and Sue:
This is Susan Fine Omansky. I am your cousin. My dad, Joseph Fine was your Mom, Helen's brother. I live in Illinois. I was shocked to see that Alan passed away.
Please accept my condolences.
Sue, my husband, Mike and I saw you in California in 1972. We still remember your gracious hospitality and delicious
barbeque !!!!! Darlene, my brother's name is Mark. I have photos of you and Alan as
young children. I would love to hear from
both of you. Family...

We all go back 50 plus years. Collage, law school private practice etc. Millstone and Gelfand would be proud. We'll miss you....

May fond memories of your friend, husband, father, brother, grandfather etc. bring comfort during this time. Alan Haber will be cherished in my memory forever smiling looking back on all the good times.. Please accept my condolences.

Jack and I were your neighbors on Haskell Avenue 51 years ago. We were both newly married and beginning to find our places in the world. Alan and Jack in grad school at UCLA and Sue and I at CSUN. We have followed Alan's career through the years and were so very sorry to hear of his passing. Our deepest condolences to Sue and Jeffrey. May your hearts be filled with wonderful memories as you celebrate his life.
Linda & Jack

Judge Haber was my mentor and cheerleader. He was always so warm and encouraging. A very kind and decent man and jurist. I will miss him very much.