Alan David KRAUS

My deepest condolences to Jean and all family members. My prayers are with you. God Bless.

My deepest condolences to the family, Alan was a great man and I hope he is at peace. I was one of Alan's doctoral students and I was therefore blessed. He was patient and understanding, even when I defied being understandable. I learned a great deal from Alan and I'll remember our conversations to the end of my days.

My wife and I closely worked with Alan's first wife Berit at UBC Press, thus Alan was a familiar figure in our lives for more than a decade. After Berit's death, we only saw Alan a few times, but once we met him with Jean in Stongs grocery store and he introduced her proudly. He was beaming.

During her final illness, Berit confided to us that she was more concerned about Alan's health than her own illness. She worried terribly about what would become him after she was gone. That day I was overwhelmed with the feeling of how content she would have been to see what we saw. I didn't have the opportunity to say that to Alan, but we looked at each other and I was very sure that he knew what I was thinking.

We send our most sincere condolences to Jean, Kajsa, Per and all of Alan's extended family.

My deepest sympathy at the loss of your sweet prince ,I know you were so devoted to each other. I remember the many times seeing you pushing Alan in his chair when you would both go for a walk together.I would honk my car horn ,call out to you both , have a little chat. You both would smile and wave at me,you would lean over and give Alan a kiss on the cheek.A special couple indeed. God Bless .Candice Owen-Jones

I feel so fortunate to have met Alan, both at the delightful wedding, and later when he and Jean visited my home in Victoria. We enjoyed celebrating his birthday dinner together, and Mick and Alan shared stories about PhD studies at Carlton University, NY. It was a joy to see the love that Alan and Jean shared. I am so sorry this devotion couldn't have continued for many years.

Remembering with great fondness early Swedish Christmas dinners with you Alan, Berit, Per and Kajsa,from Anne, Ed ,Victoria,Charlotta, Walter and Philip.

I will always remember Alan as the gentle giant who warmly welcomed me into his home. I also will not forget the visit we shared at the hospital seeing Jean. It was wonderful to observe his loving, compassionate care for his wife. Take flight Alan. Nan St Eloi

I will always remember Alan as the gentle giant who warmly welcomed me into his home. I also will not forget the visit we shared at the hospital seeing Jean. It was wonderful to observe his loving, compassionate care for his wife. Take flight Alan. Nan

Sympathies & condolences to the family & friends. HUGS to you Anna & Sean (Nat & Linnea)

Our sincere condolences to the family of Dr. Kraus.
It was our privilege to know and care for Dr. Kraus.
We extend our warm wishes to his wonderful and very devoted wife, Jean McLagan Kraus.
The Staff at South Granville Park Lodge

Alan was a wonderful teacher and friend to all of us in the early years of the UBC Portfolio Management Foundation. We will remember him fondly and we thank his family for sharing him with us.

Alan was a wonderful lifelong friend, classmate, and neighbor for many years. He and his outstanding accomplishments will be remembered.
Margaret Connoly, Schenectay NY

Marcia and Barbara, I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your brother. He was quite a scholar and human being. May happy memories sustain you through this sad time.