Alan Robert "Mo" Ostrander

wish I had met you grampa.

TOO my brother I miss you more than words can say.as tears fall down my face.i write this in honer of you.iam glad you are my brother,when i needed your help or advise you were always there for me.when i needed a good laugh you were there for me.most off all you will always live in my heart and i will miss you I LOVE YOU ALAN.FROM YOUR BROTHER MIKE.GOD BLESS.

Alan, I am missing you every day. I know you are free now. I love you, Sis

I would like to thank each and every one of you who have expressed your sympathy and support, either by this book, a card, a phone call or in person.
I Love You All, Rhonda

I have alot of Memories growing up. I realize now that, besides my wife and mother, I don't think anyone ever told me they loved me more than Al because every time he said goodbye he'd say "Love Ya Cousin".

Love Ya Too Al

Dear Roberta,Bob,Rhonda,Mike,Jason,Josh&Trevor, I am sorry for your loss.We have to see the world as Alan saw it & lived it.Live for today,love everyone & be happy.He will live on in each of you.Love & God Bless you All,Judy

To the Ostrander family, I am very sorry to hear of Alan’s death. I grew up two houses down from the Ostrander’s and became good friends with Mike and Alan before they moved. I have several great memories of Alan when I was a kid. One of my best memories of Alan was when he taught me how to ice skate and play hockey in his backyard. Every winter he turned his backyard into a skating rink. Alan will definitely be missed by everyone that knew him.

Alan was a great man, We will have several memories growing up with "aldo". He always had a smile and a good joke to tell. We are very sorry to hear about this loss, if you need anything please contact us. Tony & Reanie Brown (Knox)