I worked with Alan at Martha lloyd over 10 years ago.
Alan lite a room ...loved the way he wanted kisses and of course he was the ladies man . He will be missed ❤
RIP buddy....
Mr. And Mrs. Hawn I want to thank you for sharing your son with all of us at Martha Llyod. He was one special guy in more ways than one. That contagious smile and those dancing brown eyes. I'd tell him not to give away my kisses, he'd grin throw a few more grin again, then stick his tongue out at me. Then later he'd make up to me by giving me some kisses. Thank you again.
Alan the world is not the same without you in it. The silence is deafening when we should be hearing your yells and your kisses. I will never forget when you wouldn't want to sleep at night. We would get you up in your chair, bundle you up and take.you outside to watch the snow fall. The look on your face on the brooklyn porch will always be my favorite memory. I love you buddy and I will see you again.
Alan I will miss that smiling face those winks and kisses and the nights listening to you talking when everyone thought u couldn’t talk. You were so fun to be around and I am so going to miss you
Robin hartless
Alan, you were always such a bright spot during my days at Martha Lloyd. I loved you like a brother. Thank you for the smiles, the laughs, and being a part of my wedding. Rest well.
Alan. From the time I used to push you around bucktail camp grounds when you were little. To the time I used to work with you at Shirley Links house and then when you were here at MLCS with us. It seems I have loved you for so many years. It’s not the same coming into work anymore. It’s hard to even walk through the door now. Knowing that you are not going to be here to give me my morning kisses. No more singing to you. And dancing with you. Always know that I have loved you for so many years and please tell Dianne and Betty I said hi. All my love. Lugene
