CHARLES ALAN FERGUSON

I first met Alan on the handball court at the downtown YMCA. He was a fierce competitor and talented player but once the match ended, he was the consummate gentleman and good sport.
Later our paths crossed again in the business world and my first impression of him was reinforced; an outstanding attorney, a true gentleman who treated others with respect.

Alan was a “stand-in father” ‘for my daughter, Jennifer, in San Antonio for many years during a very chaotic and unsettling adolescence. I shall always be eternally grateful for his support, his former wife, Sandy, and my daughter’s beloved friend, Stacy Ferguson, who shared with Jennifer many cherished memories from their years growing up together. In deepest sympathy to all of Alan’s extended family members. May he rest in eternal peace.

Bess Mitchell, Austin

I worked for Mr Ferguson from 1978-1986. He was kind to me and I remember his smile and seeing him jogging at lunch. He was easy to talk to. To his family, May you find strength through our Lord. Rest In Peace Mr Ferguson.

Alan, so sad to hear about your dad. Cherish all memories, because they made you the strong man that you are.

Deepest condolences to the family. Alan was a thoughtful, charming, and lovely man with a razor sharp wit. He will be missed by many. May his family take comfort in their shared memories, and may his wonderful traits continue to live on in them.