F. Alan Fletcher

Lynda, I am so sorry I cannot make it to Alan's funeral. I fell and broke my hip and I am laid up. So sorry to hear about Alan. It is so hard to lose a loved one of so many years. My heart and prayers go out to you and your family. Love you Lynda Short

Lynda - I am so sorry about Alan's passing. My deepest sympathy to you, your family and all who cared for Alan. He was always very pleasant and supportive of your many endeavors as a volunteer. May your memories be uplifting to you all during this very difficult time. Love and hugs - Vicki Jo

Lynda, it was really sad speaking to you today. I am sorry I was not able to say goodbye to Al and help you in your time of need. Al was a great friend and confidante while we were at PBL together. I always respected his abilities, personality and willingness to speak up when necessary. He was a really good guy and friend. I will miss him.

Sending loving thoughts your way and memories of U of U Law School class of 1965.

Dear Lynda I am sorry to learn of Alan's passing. I know how difficult it is to learn to live without your loved one. Your children, grandchildren and friends will be of great comfort. You are such an upbeat and interesting person, I'm sure you will make it a positive experience. Although not an easy one. I've enjoyed getting to know you through our Monument Park lunch bunch days. Hope you will keep attending this summer so I can visit with you. With much Love Deanne Randall

Lynda and kids, we are so sorry for your loss. We and all of “Harmony Lane” will definitely miss Alan.

Lynda, Scott, Andy and Mellissa: Sincerest condolences to you and your extended family on Al’s passing. As you know, he was a great mentor to me at PG&F and I appreciated his guidance and patience. May God’s grace shine upon him and provide comfort to you.

I was a fellow member with Alan of the Olympus class of '57. Although we were not close friends, I enjoyed it when I was around him and remember his smile and a fun loving laugh. My wife Nance (also a member of the class of '57) extend our condolences to the family and wish you peace. I enjoyed reading more about Alan's life, having mostly lost contact with him over the years. It sounds like he led a very good and fulfilling life.