Alan A. Whitfield

Dear Kathleen, Gary & Mark, Today, after speaking with an employee at Kamatics from my home in New Mexico, I was saddened to hear about Alan's passing. My son Augie & I met Alan, Dianne & Kathleen on a plane that was grounded in Chicago on New Year's Eve in 1985. Augie overheard a man, Alan, talking to one of the pilots about a helicopter that went down in the woods while the rotor blades were still turning, slicing down the trees. He said, Mom, isn't that a Kaman helicopter that they are...

We just heard of Alans death.He was a very good man and he was great to work with at Kaman. WE send out deepest condolences to alans family.
Anne and Walt kozlow

To the Whitfield family:
I am sorry to hear about your loss. Mr. Whitfield was a gracious and engaging man, who always welcomed me and all of Mark's friends into your home. We always enjoyed his company and had great times at Carriage Drive.

My condolences to the family of Mr. Whitfield. May you find strength and comfort in God's word at 1 Peter 5:6,7.

Gary, Mark, Kathleen - what a beautiful obituary, what an amazing life. I have such fond and positive memories of your dad - your words about family-meaning and his deep intregrity resonates with my memories of him. He was warm, engaging, and caring and I feel blessed that he was a part of my childhood and the wonderful Carriage Drive neighborhood. warmly, Karen (Erf) Doolittle

Dear Gary, Mark and Kathleen, I spoke to your dad about a month ag
go and although he mentioned his ongoing back problems I had no idea of other issues. Your parents an I maintained our friendship from the late sixties to the present. We met every summer in Rhode Island until they were no longer able to travel and I visited them in Boulder and Denver. Please tell your Mom I was asking for her. I don't know how she is doing and if she will even remember me, but know that I grieve for and...

My condolences to Mrs. Whitfield, Mark, Gary and Kathleen.
Fond memories at your home in Glastonbury as a teenager and young adult. Always felt welcome and recall much laughter.

Jim McDonald

condolences from the Covey's