Alan H. Kimpel

I wish to express my condolences to the Kimpel family. Al and I had much in common and I always enjoyed an opportunity to visit with him. He was an fine attribute to his company, friendly to all he encountered and well respected by his fellow UPSers. I'm sad to hear of his passing.

Chris would ride his green tractor around the 80th Street block while Alan followed. After the walk they would stop by the Grebe house. Alan would pick PJ up and point to the moon and say "moon". PJ, who was a year old, would mimic him. It is memories from that summer that we remember best. We are sending our thoughts and prayers from Florida to the Kimpel family. Tricia, PJ, John Paul and Sandi Grebe

I remember visiting the Kimpels when I was young. Mr. Kimpel was always so funny! I could tell he was a very hard worker and seemed to me like he was such a great Dad. Prayers and hugs from old West Allis neighbors & Friends.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

We all looked forward to the times Al would come in, spend a few minutes, and be off again. He brightened many-a-day. God bless him and all those he touched through the years.
Ray Schyvinck

I am so sorry for your loss. Al was a delight to work with and a wonderful human being. My heart goes out to all of you. Kathi Heinritz - UPS

Al was my first supervisor in the Elm Grove Unload back in May, 1970. What a great guy his entire life. Everytime our paths crossed he was pleasant and a true pro-UPSer. My condolences.
Mike Strong

Debbie & Jay
We are sorry to hear of your Dad's passing, it is never easy to lose a loved one. Our prayers are with you and your family.
Peace Wayne & Diane Mike