Alan Ray Owens

Mary Jo, We are so sorry to hear about Alan's passing. We pray that God's peace and blessings are with you and your family.

We are deeply saddened to hear of Alan’s passing. All of your family are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

I am so sorry to here of Alan's death. My deepest sympathy goes to all of you.

Mary Jo, Becky and I are saddened to learn of Alan's passing. We fondly remember our time as your neighbors and the kindness you showed our family. You're in our thoughts and prayers.

Dear Mary Jo. My thoughts are with you and your family. Wishing you all gentle healing.

Dear Mary-Jo, Nathan, & Daniel, I was so sorry to read about, Alan’s death. Although, I didn’t know Alan well, but he was always nice & a Gentleman when I saw him. My heart goes out to you & my love & sincerest prayers are with you & Alan. R.I.P., Alan Owens, in God’s loving embrace & may His perpetual light & love forever shine upon you, Mary-Jo, Nathan, Daniel, family, & love ones❣️❣️❣️

I was very sorry when David told me about Allen. Please accept my condolences for your loss.

Mary Jo, Bill and Linda, It seems like yesterday that Alan, Bill and I were shooting pool at Billiards Palace, while attending Trade Tech. Then we started our families at about the same time. Patty and I are so sorry that we lost touch with you guys. We wish you all the very best through a difficult time. Dale and Patty Catten

We are so sorry and send our condolences. We love Alan for all the good times we had with him over the years. From deer camp to fishing trips and reunions. He was famous for always being able to answer to call to finish of the last bit of food with an "I might as well". Over his hunting career, he saw more does and fawns than any other hunter ever did. We know he seeing the big Bucks now. Love to you all. Ray and Twila