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Carroll Moffett
February 16, 2009
To my dearest of friends Jake, Rose and Larry, I was heartbroken to hear abuot Alan from my Mom. When she called and gave me the news I was speechless. I remember talking to Alan at Bobs Big Boy during the car shows on Friday night as if it were just yesterday. I started remembering the days when we would ride mini bikes, play baseball and go downtown to ride the elevators. The left handed catchers mit Jake got me in Little League, the great food from you Rose and the everlasting friendship of you Larry and Alan. Alan's heart of gold and warm smile will be forever missed but, I know the world was a better place at one time because of him. Bless you Jake, Rose and Larry, you are always in my heart.
Mariann Klomp
February 4, 2009
As a mother, I thank Alan for the wonderful inspirations he and his brother Larry have so graciously and generously given my son, Brad. Alan will be remembered in my heart forever as being one of the most giving people in our lives of things that are so far more important than anything monetary or material. A truer friend could not be found anywhere. And my thanks to Alan's family for sharing him with us. He is a son to be very proud of.
George Hamilton
February 4, 2009
Alan was a childhood playmate, always willing to join we older kids, in kick the can, wiffle ball or football games. I moved away from Fresno in 1973 and hadn't seen Allen since. The Kevorkian home was our second home and the Kevorkian family touched my life. Thank you for being an important part of my life. My heart is with you Jake,Rose and Larry.
Mike & Paul Wayte & Familys
February 4, 2009
Alan was a good, kind and honest man. It has been our privelage to have known and done business with him over the last eleven years. We will especially miss the many conversations we have had trying to understand, if not cure, the world's problems. God bless you Alan you will be missed.
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