Alvin Gregory Allen

God Bless you Pooty. Thank you for being there for my mom. Marie across the street you were always there for her pooty. Rest in peace. God bless the Allen family. And Tommy and Carol Ann. Always your friend Love Stephen Wong

Accept my sympathies for Alvin's family, God bless all of you and I will keep his Family in my prayers.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

My deepest sympathy goes out to the Allen and Smith families. You have suffered a great loss. May all your memories find you comfort at this difficult time. Alvin and I worked together at the Modesto P&G Plant. He was truly a joy to be around. May God Bless you all.

Mark Ribeiro & Family

i am so sad to hear of alvins passing.i was friends with alvin at mcclatchy, he was a wonderful friend and person .alvin was caring,sweet, considerate and very funny. i am so sorry for your loss, i pray that god comforts you and your family during this difficult time. my condolences to his family.

Tina:

Alvin was the kindest soul I ever knew, from Jr. High through High School it was always wonderful to call him a real friend. I think of him often and I will always have a prayer for you and your boys.

Alvin:

We have known each other forever, I will never forget you and know you are in a place that is so wonderful, yes, having a great time with Eric and watching over your families and friends. Until we meet again, you have peace and everlasting love. ...

In the short amount of time that I knew Alvin, I can only say how much I enjoyed his company. I found him to be a very honest, warm and caring person who loved his family very much. He had a great personality and sense of humor. He always kept me laughing. A loving family man he was...Everything he did, it was for his family. He will be truly missed at the Sacramento Proctor and Gamble plant by all who knew him. God Bless you my good friend as you continue on to the rest of your...

I am deeply sorry for your loss. I first met Alvin in the 9th grade. He at McClatchy and I at Kennedy. He was the nicest person. I will always remember Alvin blasting the song"Firecracker"in the Mustang. He would play it over and over and over. It would get on my nerve, but then he would give you that contagious smile and you would forget all about it. Alvin recently found me on classmates.com and he mentioned that he had a wonderful wife and kids. You guys were truly blessed to have such a...