Alan Bruce Lite

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Dear Cindy,
I was devastated to find out about Alan's passing. Please accept my condolences for you and your entire family. I considered Alan not just a good neighbor and golf partner but a good friend. May he rest in peace.
Bob.

I only knew Alan from our brief years in Basic Training and the Army Reserves but Alan was definitely the "light that kept us all laughing through the rigors!" Always smiling.

Dear Cindy, Melanie, Steve, and family,
We are so saddened and sorry that our dear friend Alan has passed. We always enjoyed the fun times we had getting together and our travels together. His sense of humor and smile we will always remember. He will forever be in our hearts and always on our minds. His memory will be a blessing. Rest In Peace Alsie.

Also members of the SLW Country Club Estates Community...I met Alan on Nextdoor when he shared the name of our now "forever" handyman. Alan also served on our HOA board, and we always appreciated his insights.

Dear Cindy, Melanie, Steve, and family,
Suzanne and I, as well as Chris and Kimberly were deeply saddened to read about Alan's passing. After reading it, Suzanne and I reminisced about the great times we had with your family. The rafting on the Delaware, the dinners, parties, and when Melanie and Chris had their tonsils removed at the same time. One great memory was when Alan and I took our daughters to the girl scout camp for the weekend. We wore the same clothes for three days. Alan was a fun guy to be around. We loved his sense of humor and warmth. Although we haven't seen each other for a number of years, we are also grieving that we lost a close friend, but we'll always have those great memories to remind us of him. May he rest in peace and may you find comfort in the Lord.
With Love,
Frank and Suzanne Barletto

I grew up with Alan in Cheltenham. Your obituary was spot on. A terrific guy; a friend to most. My condolences.

We are thinking of all of you and keeping you in our prayers

Roommates in NYC when we both met our future brides. Brenda and I wed in October 1971 and a month later Cindy and Alan were married. Over 51 years later we still cherished that friendship. The world is suffering the loss of this Mench.

Cindy, I am so saddened by this devastating news.
Whenever we were celebrating an event at the Steinberg's, you and Alan were a joy to be around.

My thoughts and prayers are with you always.

Laurie Gillman

Cindy and family, we feel so fortunate to have known Al; such an amazingly kind and generous soul. Deepest sympathy and condolences from the Anderson family.

Our deepest sympathy to all of you. Alan will be deeply missed by everyone. Love you cousin Alan and Rest In Peace.
Love,
Abby, Jeff and Brandon DeYoung

Cindy , my deepest sympathy and condolences to you and your family.
Love, Alan & Diane Slobotkin

i met Alan at Cheltenham High School and we became friends ever since.After we both hooked up after college and moved into gether in New York city where we both worked we brought our future wives Cindy and Patsy together as well. My dad Shelly and Alans mother Seana began dating after both their spouses passed away and we became like brothers and have been friends for over 50 years.I will always cherish our memories and will always Love Alan forever.