Alan Webb

As everyone knows this is so hard on all of us, my father suffered. I can't express how deeply saddened we all are. My father was the most generous, wonderful, bravest man. He always put everyone else first and never complained about anything. Well except his childrens teenage disobedient behaviors. He truly loved life and his family meant eveything to him. He loved traveling with my mother. As everyone knows Vegas was a frequent favorite for them, they enjoyed cruises too. Actually my...

Shiela, Jeff, Ang, and Mike,
My heart goes out to you guys at this sorrowful time. I've known Alan since I was 14 and your home was my home away from home. Big Al, was like a second dad to me.
He was always telling jokes and was the life of the party. Whether he was selling watches or novelty items he was always very funny, and that's one of the reasons his customers always came back to buy more.
I will always remember when we went to the Manor and I took home a lobster!!!...

To the Webb Family,
I am very sorry to hear of your loss. Mr. Webb was always so funny, cracking jokes every other second. I often envied Andrea,Michael, and Jeff for having such a loving father. You could see it in his eyes, how much he loved them. I wished that I had that same love with my own father. And the way he spoke about Mrs.Webb, there are no words to describe that... she was his one true love. He will be missed by many, I am sure. He was a great man. My heart goes out to you...

My father was an incredible man. A man of character, a man of strength. He was known as a man of a few thousand words. Growing up I didn't have much appreciation for him, or anything really. I guess it was out of embarrassment.... He was always selling things like novelty items, watches and costume jewelry which I didn't like to be around and felt somewhat embarrassed.

At his funeral I learned that I am a lot like my father in many ways and that history is repeating itself (on a much...

Dear Sheila and the Webb/Messina Families,

I remember Alan with the fondest
of memories. He was always very good to me. Going out to dinner with him
was always so funny, if it was for Andrea's b.day or just because you invited me with you, we always had good laughs. I think right now Alan and my Grandpa are probably opening a comedy club together for all the angels to enjoy! Our love and prayers are with you at this time!
Love Always,
Vanessa,Dave and Isabella Joy

Dear Sheila and family I was very sorry to hear about Allans passing. I rember as a kid looking to see what he had in te garage,what candy or toy,he was always smiling and telling us something funny. He is with my Dad now asnd I am sure they are having fun together.sincerely Nancy and family