Allen J. Meyer

Al was a kind, warm and friendly peron. Always upbeat, always a kind word and genuine concern for others. I worked for Allan in the early 1980s. Someone had to answer his business phone while he golfed! It had been years since I'd seen him, but we kept in touch with holiday greetings. I will truly miss that but know that I've been blessed by having known him.

Al and I were boyhood buddies. He was the greatest athlete to come out of Garfield Ridge. Al starred in baseball, basketball and football. When he turned to golf, Al excelled in that sport also. Beyond his athletic ability, Al was an intelligent, kind man.

Al will be truly missed. It was a pleasure to have known him. He was always so upbeat and happy to be around. Our prayers and thoughts are with his family and friends during this time. Here's to you Al!!!

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Monique

It was a pleasure and a privilege to know Al. He always had a smile and enjoyed life. He enjoyed going on cruises and dancing. My prayers are with you.
Fran Starr, Dance Instructor from VFW.

Gene Mueller alerted us to this loss. It has been many years since I last saw Cousin Allen (my dad's nephew). I was still a teenager, I think, but I have clear memories of spending some family get-togethers with Allen and other cousins. I even remember one where he was wearing a baseball uniform, and I remember his smile.

May our good and gracious Lord send blessings and peace to Allen's family and friends.

Al was a pleasure to be around...a true gentleman. He always had a smile on his face and made me laugh. I only hope for comfort for his family and friends during this difficult time.

My family and I will keep your family in our prayers. Al was always there when we needed him.
I know my uncle Leo Miller was a great friend of Al.
God Bless

Al was a pleasure to talk too. A very smart, polite man.