Allan Mark Moses

Eric, Kelsea, and Trevor and the rest of Alan's family. My condolences.
Al and I met at Ohio University when he was a sophomore, We became good friends. In 1974 Al, Fred Wolff and I lived in a rented house on Lake Shore Drive in Northwood, New Hampshire for 3 or 4 years. Very fond memories of those days, getting to know Al other than being a student at OU. Witnessed his master skills of making vegetarian food. He was always a good guy and thought of others. He is missed. Rest in...

So Sorry for your Loss. We knew Allan and his family because the kids were in Bow School and Temple Beth Jacob together. With Deepest Sympathy. Elizabeth, Jack, Howard Bornstein & Deb Henderson

So sorry to hear of Alan's passing. He was a compassionate man. I knew him through Whitaker Place.

Worked for Allan "back in the day" at Riverbend. He was a great boss and an all-around good guy. Condolences to his children - he always loved talking about them with so much pride. May he rest in peace.

Dear Allan´s family, I met Allan in high school thru BBYO- we had many highjinks then which continued when we , along with Garrey Flam, ended up at OU together. His dry sense of humor, tinged with sarcastic wit was always a source of entertainment. I was so sorry to hear of his passing and extend my condolences to all of you. Many years when I lived in Providence, the kids were very young, Allan stopped to visit and had the opportunity to meet his family ( I´m sure you don´t remember!) ....

It's been many years since seeing you in Athens and then NH. Will always think of all the good in you. Hope your family takes condolences in all the good memories of your life, R.I.P.

Eric, Kelsea and Trevor We are truly sorry to hear about your Dad he was a wonderful neighbor on Stack Dr and I enjoyed working with him on the Booster Club. He was a kind and caring person. He will be missed. Mark and Linda Bucknam

It is an honor to call you my friend. Rest peacefully.

It´s hard to imagine a world without Allan in it. At Riverbend he taught me so much. We wrote the PCC budgets together, which were always a drudgery for me, but he taught me about levity making the hardest jobs easier. His favorite topic of discussion, even more than the Steelers, was his children, his greatest passion. I will always treasure his friendship and tutelage and will remember him with respect and admiration.