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Allan Heinis Obituary
Allan G., 55, of Lodi, NJ, entered eternal rest on October 21th, 2011. Allan was Chief Custodian for the Board of Education in Nutley, NJ. He is survived by his beloved mother, Emma W. Heinis, his loving niece and nephew, Traci Pacailler and husband Richard and Craig Hendershott and a dear godson, John Barley. Allan was pre-deceased by his beloved father, Matthew. Viewing hours will be on Monday, October 24, 2011, at Alesso Funeral Home, 91 Union Street, Lodi, NJ 3-5 PM and 7-9 PM. A funeral service will be held Tuesday 11 AM also at the funeral home. Burial to follow at Cresthaven Memorial Park, Clifton, NJ.
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for Allan Heinis
Denise Buczek
October 25, 2011
You always knew how to put a smile on our faces here at Artistic, it will not be the same without you. You will truly be missed my friend.
Jerry Byers
October 24, 2011
So many good times, music and stories, fly on my brother!..........
Phil Nicolette
October 24, 2011
Al was not only a dependable worker but a great friend of mine. He will be sadly missed.
Harvey Wolverton
October 24, 2011
im sorry about your loss .allan was a freind i knew him when i lived in Lodi. he will be missed very much again im very sorry.
Kathleen Myre
October 23, 2011
Thank you, Mr. Al, for always being so kind and friendly. Anytime someone needed you or needed help, you were there for them. I cannot imagine Radcliffe School with out you. You will be greatly missed. <3
Traci Pacailler
October 23, 2011
You will always be the Dad I never had, I will miss you dearly. Say hello to my mom. Your loving niece.
Michele Koster
October 23, 2011
Radcliffe School will not be the same without our Mr. Al. Rest in Peace.
ROBERT RUBIN
October 23, 2011
THE GOOD DIE YOUNG. WELL AL, YOUR UP THERE WITH BILLY AND AMBY. YOU GUYS ARE PARTING. WISH YOU COULD HAVE STAYED LONGER . GOD BLESS YOU ALL .YOU WILL ALWAYS LIVE ON IN OUR MEMORIES AND HEARTS. GREAT TIMES AT THE HOUSE SO MANY MEMORIES CANT SAY SOME OF THEM . GOD BLESS YOU .
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