Alan Fletcher Parker

So sorry to hear of Alan's passing. To quote Maya Angelou: I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. When I first moved to Vermont, in January 1993, I was lonely, depressed, feeling very sorry for myself, and near tears one day while waiting in line at Butson's. A handsome man about my age waiting in front of me, wearing a green vest, suddenly turned around, gave me a genuine smile, and said hello....

All of us have one true friend in God's spirit. Those who have others are fortunate indeed.

All of us have one true friend in God's spirit. Those who have others are fortunate indeed.

All of us have one true friend in God's spirit. Those who have others are fortunate indeed.

All of us have one true friend in God's spirit. Those who have others are fortunate indeed.

It was a joy to play for special services with Alan ... always encouraging others his example will live on in those he served from his heart and faith.

Ginny, I am so sorry to read about Alan. Prayers for you and your family.

Dear Ginny,
Marshall & I send our most heartfelt condolences to you and all family members at Alan's sudden and sad passing. May you find care & comfort by the presence of and in the wishes from family & many friends at this very sad time. Hope to be seeing you soon.
Love, Barbara & Marshall

Dear family & friends of Alan Parker. He will be sadly missed by us on earth, and was joyfully welcomed by God & family who passed before him. May God grant you comfort at this time. Hold your wonderful memories close in your hearts, and he will be with you always.