Alan Kent Olson

I'm glad that I knew him. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. To live in the hearts of those we leave behind is to never die.

Dear Jodi and family,

I am so sorry to read of your Dad's passing. You are in my thoughts and prayers!

Our condolences,
Marylu and Family

Sorry to hear about Alan. He will be in our prayers and thoughts

Sorry to about Alan's passing and hope he can rest in peace. I know your dad and my mother sure enjoyed it when you and Coni came for a visit.

Dave and I are very sad for your loss. It is very difficult to lose a parent. My heart breaks for you. Remember all the good memories.
Gwen and Dave

Hello to the Olson Family.
So sorry to hear about your loss. I worked with Alan many years ago , helping with installation of carpeting, when I was just a young boy. Our families enjoyed many of times together my parents were Manny & Gwen Chirpich, during the summers. Our prayers will be with you and your families
God Bless!.

Corey and Mary,

So sorry to hear of your father's passing. He sounds like he was a great guy.

Emily

Now I know! I've always been told that my sense of humor is just like dad's - kind of quick, dry, easily amused, funny, sometimes downright hilarious, clever, witty, charming, warped, goofball like and a teaser. Appropriate or inappropriate times, doesn't matter. You have to get up pretty early to pull one over on us. If we don't like you, we won't tease you...reading the comments, Alan's sense of humor sounds a lot like dad's sense of humor...humor is a gift. We are fortunate to have had Alan in our lives and now we have the memories so Alan can live on through the goofball stories...remember when? it just goes to show you, the nut doesn't fall from the tree.
Alan will be missed by many and especially by his family - Coni, his favorite son, his favorite daughter, his favorite... We were at a gathering once, I was talking with our Aunt Wilma; we were talking about how I was her favorite nephew. Alan came over and said the same thing to her; Wilma said no, pointed to me and said "he is". and a good laugh was had by all. Hopefully Corey or Jodi have inherited the humor (probably Corey ~no offense Jodi, you just don't have that smirk on your face to look like you're guilty). I loved it when Alan came to visit (before he was married) and I thought he was so cool. We'd walk up to a small café and we'd get something to drink (probably root beer). I know he loved his family more than anything. Alan was a good man. May he rest in peace now and forever. " Two peanuts walked into a bar, one was assaulted"

Sorry for your loss

Howard was always thrilled to go out to the deer farm. Even when he didn't get a deer. It was always about the time spent with the guys. Ole will be missed.

So sorry for your loss

Alan was truly one of a kind. So very sorry for your loss. Prayers and hugs to you all. God Bless

Lamar & Cindy Brandenburg

So sorry to hear of your loss. Our prayers are with you Connie, Corey, and the whole Olson family. Ole was a mentor on how to be a good man and grandfather. We had many fun days hunting on the Manwarren farm, sharing stories, and learning what's important in life. Ole's humor and wisdom always shinned through. He's now sharing directly with his 'buddy' in heaven.

So sorry for your lose. Alan was one of a kind alway enjoy is happy-go-lucky smile and sense of humor. May he rest in peace

God bless to everyone grieving such a good man. May the good memories give you comfort.

So sorry for your loss. He lost his battle and won his peace. Connie you and your family are in our prayers. Hugs.

My condolences to Coni and the rest of the family. I'll never forget the times growing up with Alan. He was always a goofball but also was a life mentor. He had a big heart! He will be missed.

Your words of experience will be missed in our club.

On trips to Wisconsin to meet with cousins there Alan was such a stitch with his stories growing up. He told stories and we laughed until my jaws ached. I have to say his sense of direction and the need to ask for directions weren't a part of his vocabulary and I mean that I am fun way. I finally got him to pull into a farm to ask for directions so we could get home by supper from a lunch in Wisconsin.
I loved listening to him talk about grandpa Bosackers farm and how he stayed at Marion and Butch's place but decided he would walk home one time. It was hysterical!
I commend him for his years of sobriety and his great marriage with Coni and his devotion to our maker.
Some parts of me thinks there is a heck of a Euchre game going on with his cousins and uncles.
I'm sorry to Coni and your family for your loss please know that we are thinking about you.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Alan had the most super friendly smile of almost everyone I know! He was such a joker! Alan you passed away a day after my sister Sherry Grunzke. I can only imagine the conversations you two are having! RIP Alan! You truly will be missed by all that had the wonderful opportunity to know you!

I've known Alan for a long time. I babysat his kids a few times when they were young. Most recently though I've waited on him for years at DQ when he'd come in for coffee and toast every morning and sit and have coffee with his friends for hours every day. He was a super good person. I have not worked at DQ for about 6-7 Years but never expected to check my facebook and see that he's gone! WOW! RIP ALAN!! You're a very good person, and in Heaven now where we all hope to go!!!

To the entire Olson family,

My sincerest condolences to all of you at this difficult time. May God wrap you all in His comforting arms.

I remember babysitting Jody and Corey when they were young.

Prayers and Blessings,
Linda Mosser Mathiesen