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For All who wish to send personal messages to alans family
Posted by
Katlynne
(VIP) 25 Jan 2012 3:20am
Hi all Alans friends. I thought it would be nice if you wanted, if you post here and i will copy and paste all messages on this post and send to Alans family to be kept with all the cards and other messages, as i know they are keeping it all in a special box. And i feel that his close friends here would like their personal messages with those.. I think that would be very special. Thank you to everyone I know Alan shared a lot of special time with people here. And he did often comment on how many friends he felt so close to and had helped him through. He felt very strongly about everyone here and yes Phil, I know he will be watching us all, laughing at our bad hands days, watching for those 4 red threes he loved  His family asked me to pass on to you all as well that they knew that he made some special freindships here and they wanted to thank you all and for helping him through his bad times and for all the fun and companship and friendship that was given to him. It meant a lot to him and means a lot to them. Thank you everyone x x Lucky me, I inherited his cat and it makes me feel close to him. Thank you all so much I loved him very much and he meant a lot to me as well.
Phoenix Rising
Posted by
AdamsDad
(VIP) 25 Jan 2012 8:41am
I had a lot of wonderful, challenging, frustrating games of Canasta with Alan over the many years that we played here on Game Colony together. It was and is great that we can reach across the world to play with people that we could only meet on the electronic highway. I know that someday I will see Alan again and will have more games to play with him.
Randy - AdamsDad
Phoenix
Posted by
stageinharmony
(VIP) 25 Jan 2012 11:29am
Just want to say that Alan aka Phoenix was one of my first and best canasta friends and I thank him for bringing my game on from novice to somewhat better. We shared many a game over the years and many a chat. I've missed him since his absence and very much regret the end of this era.
To Alan's Family.
Posted by
philk
(VIP) 26 Jan 2012 8:01am
We are thinking about you and you are in our prayers at this difficult time. Alan brought so much joy to everyone and he will be sadly missed.Love Phil and Lottie.
To Alans Family
Posted by
Spicii
(TD) 26 Jan 2012 8:43am
When I first met Alan I was fortunate to meet someone that was caring, friendly and a great personality. We enjoyed chatting about gardens and butterflies. He was so nice to all, so caring and helped players to understand and learn the game of canasta. We have lost a dear friend but will see him in the gardens of heaven. Peace be with you my friend, hugs, Spicii
passed on to family
Posted by
Katlynne
(VIP) 19 Feb 2012 1:41am
Hi Everyone, I copied this page and also the other page and have put in a special gamecolony friends folder and passed this on to Alans family. Thank you all xx
So bad....
Posted by
Arynna
(VIP) 15 May 2012 2:35pm
I do not know why you got me, I think I confused, but I want to tell you that I disappointed by the behavior of the card room
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