Allan Joseph Dickson Jr.

To Abby I just learned of your Dad’s passing and I am sorry for your loss. I too was a part of the 70’s culture in Sea Girt and summered on Philadelphia beach watching your Dad surf. He was about 16 then at the time every girl on the beach was in live with your Dad. I was going to High School with Suzanne Dunn and became very good friend with Bonnie and Linda Greischel. We spent many a day and night on the back porch of his parents home. So many wonderful memories I still treasure. My last...

I have known Allan since seventh grade
I remember his smiling face every morning.
More recently he was my neighbor. Wonderful neighbor and friend. His house is right behind mine. It is so sad to look out and see it dark now. He had a great sense of humor. He would help with almost anything you needed.
He will be greatly missed by many. Rest in peace dear Allan.

Dear Allan afforded me the pleasure of being his older cousin. We were together only a few times but I always held him dear to my heart. Those occasions still vividly pop up reminding me how caring and loving a guy he was, as well as, exuding handsomeness. One of those remarkable kindnesses was when he and his worker, from his plumbing store, drove from Brielle to Charleston SC in the early 1980's to deliver to me and my family a hot tub. The two of them installed it and drove back the same...

I only had the pleasure of knowing Allan for a few years but the moment you walked through that door he made you feel like you had known him forever. Such a gentle,caring gentleman. I will forever cherish the memory of him. Thank you Allan for just being you. Rest In Peace my friend.
Ann Nappi

So sorry to hear of your loss, Abbey. Thinking of you and your family

You see that smirky little smile on his face? Thats Allan all the way, just kind of sitting back and taking it all In. He loved all his friends, like they were his family. No one was a stranger for long. He had a very warm , generous and engaging way about him, I was not ready to say goodbye, His family was his heart, just the mention of his grandsons, Trevor and Finn, would light up his face. I was lucky enough to be part of his life, the last years. You were a pleasure to be with and to...

We enjoyed Allan so much. He was one of the kindest, most gentle humans that we have known. We consider ourselves so incredibly fortunate that we had the chance to meet him and experience the generosity of his soul.
God Bless you, Alan. You will be sorely missed.

Joe & Regina
The Korner Market

Allan was a kind and gentle soul he seemed to handle life's obstacles with grace and dignity... it was an honor to be his friend and will miss him dearly' Rest In Peace my friend you are free Godspeed ❤ Marianne C.