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ALAN HOWAR

Washington, District of Columbia

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  ALAN JOSEPH HOWAR  On Tuesday, December 12, 2017, Alan Joseph Howar died suddenly in his home in Vienna, Virginia. Alan was born in Bethesda, Maryland on December 4, 1957. He leaves behind his wife, Alexandra Howar; three children, Nathan Montpetit-Howar, Brandon Howar and Bianca Howar;...

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I hope you are smiling down on us. RIP

Was thinking about you this week & how you got me the stone for my Wife;s ring. Miss both you & Raym and you krazy fishing trips in the Cheasapeake & the Atlantic Ocean. Wonder will I get to see you again. A friend here still on earth. Peace Out & the best to your family LF

Everything I enter my apartment, I think of you, Alan. Miss you forever.

I am so shocked and saddened at the loss of Alan.
I knew him from when he was fifteen and was so impressed with his open hearted warmth and his innately courteous nature . It stood out . Especially at that age .
At a party once a male friend of ours was standing next to me as we watched Alan interacting and this friend turned to me and said ' wow Alan really is a gentleman isn't he ?'
' Yes take a lesson '
Alan is one of the people I loved best in the world .
I...

I'm sure I'm not alone when I say that Alan was my best friend-- he was an amazing friend to so many people. His generosity, kindness, and odd-ball wisdom were priceless. My heart goes out to his family.

My heart goes out to Alex, Brandon, Bianca, Nathan and all who loved him. I am so sad to hear this news.

No words I can offer to comfort the family during such a tragic time. You are all in my heart and prayers. Alan was a dear friend to my family for over 20 yrs. He was so authentic and had such a great heart. He touched so many peoples lives and influenced so many. I am grateful for being one of them.

Alan in addition to everything else loved to fish. Charlie Barbee, Alan, Ray and I spent many days together in the Atlantic Ocean's Gulfsteam with Captain Dicky Harris catching marlin (Alan's favorite) Tuna, Mahi-Mahi and Wahoo. We always had a blast.
I went out a couple times on Alans fast boat as well, those trips were always exciting because we were never sure we would make it back to shore I know Alan missed Ray terribly as we all do, so now they can be together again. Alan I'm...

Dear Alex, Nathan, Elaine, Cindy and the kids,

I am at a loss for words. I am truly crippled with grief. I cannot possibly covey how deeply saddened I am over the loss of Alan. My heart genuinely aches for each and everyone of you. For 25 years Alan was my best friend. I have nothing but warm, fond, loving memories of times past. Alan was a bright shining light in my world. The very last thing he said to me on December 4th, his Birthday was that he would call me on mine...