Alvin C. Ebeling

I knew Al from the Friday morning auctions and we had many interesting conversations while waiting for things to come up we were bidding on. Al had a real warmth with people and you could sense how they enjoyed being around him. He often talked of his mother, family, and booth. He was a really nice guy and that gentle smile and easy chuckle will be sorely missed.

We will miss you Al...look forward to seeing you again at the big reunion in Heaven...

Our deepest sympathies for the loss of your loved one. May God's Word strengthen you during this difficult time. (Isa. 41:10, 13) PHX AZ

Eleanore, Julie, Jenney, Cydney, Janice, Ron and of course Ila: I was saddened to hear from Adah the news of Alvin's passing.

My memories of Al will forever be tied up in the excitement of boyhood expectations of my older cousins from the farm visiting our home in the ‘cities'; the trips to the farm in Brewster e.g. playing ball at family reunions and pheasant hunting which also included walking the bean fields picking weeds [just another adventure at the time and one we got paid for...

It was a shock to receive your phone call and learn of Alvin's passing.
I think of the times we went to the pall parks to watch practice, the games, antique auction's, his antique booth's. He was a great tour guide for me when I visited him. He will be missed by many.

Julie and Jenny,

Sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. He was a great person and a great uncle to me over the years. I truly wish I could be at the funeral.

My deepest sympathy is with you in the difficult time.

Love,

Greg E

So sorry to here of his passing. I work at Mesa Auction we talked every Friday. We had the same birthday. He was a very special Man

I always enjoyed visiting with Al, Friday mornings at the auction. We will very much miss him.