Alan Copeland

I was in the Alan Copeland fan club in the 50´s. Saw him in Palm Springs in the 90´s and reminisced about the Modernaires and the Bob Crosby Show. What a talent!
Judy Fithian McKay

Dearest Alan, it’s March 2033 and I am just now learning of your passing. I’m so glad there’s a place to leave these past due but heartfelt words. You were my first boss!! I have so many wonderful memories of my 6 years as an Alan Copeland Singer on the Red Skelton Hour, or The Skeltones as we were known. Lots of amazing charts we sang weekly, lots of laughs. I felt honored to have started there at just 19. Out families knew each other years before that due to your boys and my brothers being in Little League together. I could go on and onjust suffice it to say I’m grateful for all of it. Rest in Sweet Peace. Much love, Diana

I met Alan at my hot dog cart in Twain Harte ca i loved listing to his adventures in music my wife and me would enjoy his jaz piano and vocals at Embers resturant the man was amazing.a super star in every way thank you Alan for your friendship.

My condolences.

You will be remembered.

My prayers are with the Copeland family during this very difficult time.