Alan Bloem

Although I have not seen Alan in decades, news of his passing saddens me greatly. I cannot remember a single second we spent together in the office, on the golf course or breaking bread that was not a pleasure. The grief his family and close friends feel must surely be great indeed. May faith help you through these tough times and bless you abundantly with many sweet memories. God Bless you. Rest in peace, Alan.

sorry for your loss . Alan and I worked together. He was a very nice man and would make me laugh. My sympathies.

Al was a great friend. We travelled to many sporting events together. Al always had a great respect for God and his friends. I will always remember him as the best man at our wedding. I am sure God will have a special place for him at his table.

Elaine, Linda, and family. It is with sincere sadness that we offer our condolences with Alan's passing. A special man who had a special family! Let his memories surround you all as the days and weeks pass by. Eventually, his memory will bring smiles for everyone. A good, solid, and great man!

Dear Elaine , So many times I got to see you and Alan at our team dinners with Abby. He always had a smile and kind words to all. I just loss my husband in February and my heart goes out to you. Lean on your friends and family it truly helps with the sorrow of loosing your partner. God bless you and I will remember you in my prayers nightly. Mary Silvi

Saddened to read of Alan's passing. He was a very kind man that always went out of his way to say hello and ask how I was doing. Please accept my deepest condolences and know that he is now in the arms of our Lord. May He give you peace and comfort. In Christ's love.

Alan, aka "Boomer" was a good friend...we worked together at BSB back in the mid-70s and early 80s. He loved his family and he loved sports. His knowledge of baseball was incredible...legendary. He was a gentle soul who will be missed by all who knew him. RIP Boomer...we will meet again someday.

I had the pleasure of working with and getting to know Alan. You will never meet a nicer man than Alan. He was an encyclopedia of baseball knowledge, especially on his beloved Pirates.

So sorry to hear that you've left us Alan - I will always remember our talks about books. You were one of the kindest, gentlest men that I have ever known. Wear those wings well and fly high in peace and love.

With deep sadness I extend my thoughts and prayers to Elaine and Alan.s family Alan was well liked by all who knew him and a fun person . He never failed to ask how my husband was and to tell him hello and that his church family missed him Alan will be so missed he was a main stay of the church. RIP my friend I know you will. Sincerely Ralph and Argia Caines, Oliphant,Pa.

So sorry for your loss . Alan and I worked a long time ago at pnc bank in the accounting dept . My sympathies .

I'm so sorry to hear about Alan. He was truly one of the nicest people I've ever had the opportunity to work with.

Elaine,

please accept our deepest sympathies!!! you and Alan were the epitome of "in love". May God give you peace and strength...

Carleen & Don Lavin

Elaine,
I have been trying to find the words to say to you, but there are no words. I am so sorry for your loss. The four years I spent sitting next to Alan were some of my best years at the bank. He made each day fun and happy. Heaven has certainly received an angel. May light perpetual shine upon him. God Bless you and keep you Alan Bloem.....You will be forever missed.
Love, Christine

Alan...the Philly Eagles fan. You and I had nice conversations about our teams, given I liked the Vikings. You always saw the other point of view. You were a true gentleman. Rest well Eagle.

Elaine so very sorry for your loss. I can say that Alan was the nicest man I ever met. It was a pleasure working with him.

I am so sorry to learn of Alan's passing. I worked with him years ago and shared an interest in sports, especially Syracuse basketball. We attended several games together. He was always decent and fair to everyone he worked with.

I also had the highest respect for his parents, whom I was fortunate to know. When my mother died, Alan's 80 year old father drove from Owego to Binghamton at night by himself to pay his respects to me. I will never forget that.

My thoughts and prayers are with Elaine, Linda, and with the rest of Alan's family and friends.

Alan,it has been my pleasure to have known you,I can't think of a kinder,gentle person, you are so kind,and we are going to miss you in the bell choir,we will not forget you.