Allan S. Creighton

Allan you left us too soon we still had a treasure trove of jokes to tell they were all hilarious ! Thank you for being such a prominent mentor to me as broker your vast knowledge got me through so many obstacles that came my way. Thank you for being a great friend to me second only to our dry humor and daily puns. You enriched our lives.
May you rest in blessed peace until we meet again.

Allan was certainly one of a kind.We watched as he gave his students any and all the help needed to pass Real Estate classes.He was always upbeat and often had a funny story to lighten the moment.We had the pleasure of being part of a "lunch bunch" with Allan for several years.We all joined in the discussion of topical themes and groaned(in good nature) at the "Allan Funnies".We really miss you Good Friend.

Though it has been years since we have been in touch with Al, he has always been a part of our fond memories in Lewiston-Auburn (1971 thru 1976). Our very heartfelt sympathy to Al's parents, children, loved ones and friends.
Sheila and Ron Fleisher

My thoughts and prayers are with Alan and his loved ones. Alan was my instructor when I began my real estate career. His ethics erased all the negative images I had formed about real estate agents, and convinced me that real estate could be an honorable career. His knowledge and love of real estate law were infectious and set me on a path to learning as much as I could, to become the best realtor I could possibly be. I will miss him, his humor, and his smile.

I had the honor of meeting Allan as a trainer while I earned my Associate Broker License. He was always supportive, caring and interested in the success of his students. He loved the connections he made with people. I could always depend on Allan to be by my side, supporting my decisions throughout my career. I will miss his warmth and sense of humor.

I had the honor of meeting Allen Creighton at Keller Williams a few years ago. I witnessed first hand the courage and strength that he displayed on a daily basis. He has inspired me to find the good in any situation and to never give up. My sympathy goes out to his family in this sensitive time.

Misti Fecteau

'Just to let you know that Allan made a lasting impression... He hired me to work at the Ward Bros. shoe department when I graduated from Westbrook College in 1981. He treated his employees like family. My condolences to all.

Rae. I am so sorry for your loss!! I have this wonderful image of Allan in my mind, laughing with a big smile on his face from the last time I saw him at the Clam Festival. My prayers are with you.

Rae,
It was an honor and a pleasure to know Allan and enjoy his humor. You two have been great together since the night you had your first dance! Our prayers for you continue during this difficult time.
Love, Barb and Jay