Birth date: Apr 24, 1963 Death date: Dec 9, 2017
Alan Shearer - Big Al - died unexpectedly and peacefully playing the game he loved and surrounded by his best buddies at Stone Creek Golf Club in Oregon City, OR at the age of 54. Alan is survived by his parents, Wanda & Duane Sh Read Obituary
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Great high school buddy, didnt see Al much after the school days but have very fond memories, very sad to hear, best for his family!
Hey Al, I can't believe it's been a year! You don't know how much I miss the phone ringing and hearing you on the other end (Vinnieeeee). It sure seems life is too short for those we love, just not enough of those remember that concert or foosball tournament conversations! I'm sure glad we had a good hug after that last haircut, I never dreamed it would be our last. I'm gonna miss you buddy, thanks for all the great talks, over many years of keeping your hair looking Gooood!
My deepest condolences to Alan's family. Words can never express the pain that comes when losing those so dear to our hearts especially when its unexpected. How comforting to know that death is only temporary and that very soon we will see the promise in Revelation 21:4 fulfilled where it says that God "will wipe out every tear from their eyes and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away." It will be a wonderful time when we are reunited with our loved ones by means of an earthly resurrection. (John 5:28,29). Until then, keep close to your hearts all of your cherished memories. May the "God of All Comfort" be with you in the difficult days ahead. (2 Corinthians 1:3-4)
Lindsey& Whitney,I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your father. I know how close you were to him, not just as his daughters, but also as best friends. I am so sorry for your loss.While nothing that I can say will make you feel any better right now just know that you are loved and supported by many. If you need anything do not hesitate to ask even if its just a shoulder to cry on or a moment to reminisce.I asked myself today at work what my fondest memory is with your family and it brought a smile to my face. Both of our families spent a weekend at the beach! Linsey, you and I danced on the kitchen table for HOURS to The Offspring song Pretty Fly for a White Guy while our parents watched(most likely with lots of worry& maybe some self doubt on where they went wrong with us). Whitney, you accidentally got a huge rock thrown on your ankle at the beach by me and I will never forget how scared and sorry I was for that. I can still hear your blood curteling scream today. At the end of that eventful day both of our dads gathered black garbage bags and flash lights to go snipe hunting! Our mothers watched and laughed as our dads helped us try to catch the flesh eating squirrel like creatures. Although we were unsuccessful with the hunt that is one of my fondest memories not only with your family but of my childhood. Others include, hot tubbing under the gazebo in your back yard, playing on your waterbed, Linsey attempting to teach me how to dribble a basketball and lots of laughs and yummy food in your kitchen with all 7 of us! My deepest condolences to the both of you. Please do not hesitate to contact me for anything. Love always, Stef
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