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David and Linda Hilton
February 21, 2025
Sorry to hear of Alan's passing, Linda and I were Alan's classmate at Bushnell-Prairie City. Alan and I were close friends all the way through school. He will truly be missed. David and Linda Hilton
Deborah A Hess-Brown
February 17, 2025
I met Alan when he was attending ICC and living at my grandmother's home. We were good friends for several years but as life got in the way lost touch with each other. He was a very special person and especially kind to every one he met. Condolences to his family. Sincerely Deborah Hess-Brown
Cheryl Thomas
February 9, 2025
I am Paul´s oldest daughter. Alan´s first niece. I am the owner of the first true toy box that Alan made in highschool shop class. The toy chest is still very dear to me and will always be, filled now with love and precious memories of him. I as a wee one did not like to share my favorite Uncle Alan and thou the miles kept us apart I never had a day go by that I didn´t think of him. My sincere sympathy to all of Alan´s family and friends. Alan was a dear sweet man and will be missed by many
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Cheryl Thomas
February 9, 2025
I am Alan´s oldest niece. Paul´s first daughter. And I own the very first toy chest my dear Uncle Alan made me when he was in shop class in highschool. He was and always will be "My Uncle Alan. ". And I did not like to share him with anyone when I was a wee one!! Uncle Alan will always be in my heart. The mikes may of kept us apart but the kind thoughts of him were always near
Kathy Morrow
February 9, 2025
Sue, God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
My sister and I worked with Al this past September counting the votes at the very last Rusty Rockers car show. It was a fun afternoon. I am thankful for that memory and will remember that time with fondness.
My thoughts and prayers are with Sue, his daughters, his grandchildren, and his brother during this difficult time.
Rest in peace, Al.
Sara Cartaya
February 8, 2025
When I was pregnant with my first son I mentioned to my aunt how I wanted a toy chest. She looked at my and said my Uncle Al could build one for me. It is one of our most precious pieces of furniture. I feel so blessed to have a piece that he built! Love you big Al
Russell Wise
February 8, 2025
Alan was the first person to offer help and never ask for anything in return. I guess there are no answers to WHY, wish there was. Russell Wise
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