Allan L. "Dr. Quack" Leeb

It doesn't get easier Gloria. The memories stay. the love lingers and you deal with what you've been left with. Hopefully what you care the most about! If you ever need to talk, call me!!

Almost a year has passed - experience tells me it doesn't get easier - but after az while it gets a little better-
I think of you often and hope you are getting along okay - sweet thoughts coming your way

CONDOLENCES TO GLORIA WITH RESPECT TO THE PASSING OF ALLAN.

GROWING UP IN MILWAUKEE, AND BEING OF A SIMILAR AGE GROUP, AND ACTIVE AT THE OLD JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER AT 1400 N. PROSPECT, WE ALL ATTENDED THE DANCES OF THE YOUNG ADULT GROUP, THEN LEAD BY PAUL CHASE, WHO PASSED AWAY ABOUT 10 YEARS AGO.

MY HAVING BEEN EMPLOYED BY CHANNEL 6 AND THEN BECOMING A MILWAUKEE POLICE OFFICER INVESTIGATOR FOR OVER 18 YEARS, UNTIL I VISITED LOS ANGELES IN 1978, AND FOUND IT'S WEATHER TO BE...

My condolences to my cousin Allan's family on their loss. I smiled when I read he was active in the clown unit of Shriners Hospitals for Children; it reflects the spirit and wit of Uncle Max and his three-carrot ring.

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.

Dear Gloria - i was saddened to learn of Alan's passing-he was quite a character with a quirky sense of humor - I know he will be greatly missed - my deepest sympathy - may his memory be for a blessing;
Yvonne Levine Stephan