Alan Wayne Friedlander

Dearest Alan: On this the anniversary of losing a loved one and friend I think of you. The events of 9/11 were so incredibly tragic and moving. But learning that you were among the victims, personalizes it for me and makes it all the more heartwrenching. I think of many memories I have of you. I was blessed to know you...

I attended mass, took communion and lit a candle today in honor of your memory. I pray that your family is coping with your loss. You will never be forgotten. I am confident that you are at peace and in a far better place than us. We all miss you. Til we meet again.... Pat Dobler

Legacy Liberty Unites visitorSeptember 11, 2008

Dear Alan, I knew you when we were teens. You came to my wedding. My family had the apartment below yours on Commonwealth Avenue. I knew your brothers Dennis and Jimmy and your Mom, Mae was quite the character. Jack was yet another story...LOL. My parents told me you visited them in Florida. I have always wanted to look you up and say "hi". I didn't know I would have to look "up" to do it. I am so very sorry. You were a neat guy.

God's blessings to Helen and your children.
God Bless you and keep you in the palm of his hand. Until we meet again.... Pat Dobler

Legacy Liberty Unites visitorSeptember 3, 2008

Dear Dad: We all Love You and miss you so terribly much! Roger told us your heroic story, and I want you to know you are the biggest hero in my life. I'm getting choked up just thinking about it. We can't wait to see you in heaven again. God bless you.

Steven Alan Friedlander, son

Legacy Liberty Unites visitorFebruary 18, 2007

Dear Dad: We all Love You and miss you so terribly much! Roger told us your heroic story, and I want you to know you are the biggest hero in my life. I'm getting choked up just thinking about it. We can't wait to see you in heaven again. God bless you.

Steven Alan Friedlander, son

Legacy Liberty Unites visitorFebruary 18, 2007