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Donald E. (Don) Moura
May 25, 2023
Alan S. Rosenfield...........Alan and I were very good friends, however, I did not learn about his passing until almost a year after his passing. In the last few years, we communicated, like the "Bennett's", several times a year. Rest in peace my friend! Alan and I first met in 1981. I was a Senior Law Enforcement Consultant with the Department of Justice, Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training (DOJ-POST).....and I was the POST Coordinator responsible for the Curriculum and Instruction for the Statewide 31 Basic Academy programs----and Alan was a Criminal Law Instructor for the LA Co SD Sheriff's Academy. I was holding a Basic Academy Criminal Law Instructors Update for all 31 Academy Criminal Law Instructors......He and I hit it off immediately and became friends. Over the years I watched his ascension from a Deputy Bailiff with LACoSD to a LA Deputy District Attorney, and then finally appointed to the Bench first as a Municipal Court Judge, and then as a Superior Court Magistrate. After my 3.5 year Basic Academy assignment, then I became a DOJ-POST Area Rep to a little over 100 law enforcement agencies in LA (East of I-5) including LA Co Sheriff's Department, Riverside, San Bernardino, Kern, Mono and Inyo Counties.......which required me to be in Southern California every week for 3+ years. Alan and I spent a lot of time together, going to Dodgers games (I was a SF Giants Fan), we both loved to cook, so we were constantly cooking up gourmet meals together; his girlfriend at the time introduced me to a very nice lady, and the four of us used to go to a lot of Musical Concerts, Restaurants, etc. Our top Concert was at the Hollywood Bowl where his brother was House Manager: Henry Mancini celebrating his 25th Music Anniversary (Phenomenal). I was ten years senior to Alan, and I watched this wonderful, talented and professional excel in his career. He was an Airplane Pilot/Instructor, and he was a JAG Officer in the US Army JAG Corps, retiring after 20 years as I believe a Lt. Col.......and Alan could honestly play a Banjo better than any Musical Professional I have ever listened to. We both were "Car Nuts!" I was very happy when Alan and Angela met and were married. I hosted them in San Francisco at "Scoma's Italian Seafood Restaurant"----What a great time we had! I then became a Bureau Chief with DOJ-POST which kept me more in Sacramento and Northern California up until my retirement in 2004. Over the remaining years until his passing, we saw each other infrequently.....keeping in touch by phone and email. Like Linda & Richard Bennett, in the last year or so prior to his passing, My wife and I had tried several times to contact Alan with no return call, email, etc. Like the Bennett's, had we known of his passing, we would have wanted to be at his "Celebration of Life!" I loved Alan like a brother, and I was extremely privileged to call him my friend! Farewell my "Little Brother" (I am 6'5"). My wife Pam and I express our love and friendship to Angela! God Bless! Respectfully, Don & Pam Moura - [email protected]
Linda and Richard Bennett
July 10, 2022
Al and Rick were friends and flying buddies (both were certified flight instructors) back in the 60s in the San Fernando Valley, California. They reconnected through the internet in the 2010s and resumed their friendship mostly by telephone but with some personal visits. The friends touched base with each other every several months. Yesterday, Rick said to me that he had tried several times to contact Alan with no return call which we both agreed was strange. We hoped that he and Angela were probably on a much talked about but much delayed vacation. As a fluke, I Googled Alan. To our great shock, his obituary appeared. We are so sad that we have found out so late about our friend. Alan, you were a character, and we will miss you very much. You would leave messages on our answering machine that told us the ball was now in our court and "that´s all, doc." Well, the ball was in our court, and we failed to return it. Please Rest In Peace.
FELICIA, MICHAEL, ROBERTA @ CALL FINANCIAL
June 23, 2022
Alan was a long time friend and client of Bonnie Call and all of us at Call Financial Services. He was a wonderful and kind man and will be deeply missed. Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
Nancy Orwig
June 11, 2022
You were a very special mentor, friend and sponsor to my daughter Margaret. Thank you again for supporting her from introduction through to graduation at Grinnell. You were a very kind and gentle soul.
Teresa Klemic
June 10, 2022
It was a pleasure to work with Judge Rosenfield for many years. He was smart, helpful, funny and so loyal to the court. I could never thank him enough for all of the times that he covered assignments as an Assigned Judge. He was a great person and I am lucky to have called him my friend. The world just lost a great one. Rest In Peace Judge Rosenfield.
Pattie Salinas
June 6, 2022
Truly a great man. You will be missed Rosie.
James Degnan
June 5, 2022
I first met this funny, kind and accomplished gentleman several years ago. He was a long time friend of Harvey Cantor, who was a friend of mine. I was able to spend a few hours visiting with Alan over that time. We were able to have discussions about his love of cars and airplanes. He was always ready and willing to engage in all sorts of subjects. He will be missed by his family and so many others. RIP Alan.
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