Death date: Jul 9, 2020
Wolfe, Alan age 72 of Boynton Beach, Florida passed away July 9th, 2020. Beloved husband of Gail; Loving father of Jeffrey(Donna)Wolfe and Todd Wolfe; Loving grandfather of Samantha Wolfe and Evan Wolfe. Graveside services will be Read Obituary
Dear Gail,
I am deeply saddened to learn of the loss of our beloved Alan. I want you to know that I will never forget all his laughs, calmness, beautiful sense of humor and his outstanding services all these years. His beautiful soul and contagious smile will forever live. Dr. Gillman and I will miss him dearly.
I love you Gail, stay strong!
Carolina DaLomba
My sincere condolences go out to Gail and her family. I have such fond memories of Alan! His sense of humor, his generosity, his contagious smile, his love for fun , and of course Mount Gay Rum!
He welcomed my sister into his family over 20 years ago when she started dating Jeff, and then with big open arms, he welcomed all the rest of us, (Donna’s family)
Every time I’d see Alan, he’d have a big ole smile on his face, and talk about things that would just make me laugh. I feel like “fun” should’ve been his middle name!
There will forever be a little sadness now when I visit Florida, for a man like him will surely be missed. I don’t think he’d want us to be sad though, I think he’d tell us to “get out there and have as much fun as can, and go to the beach every chance you get”!
Much love to all,
Patti Deveise
My deepest sympathies to you Gail and the rest of your family. I only have good memories of Alan and am heartbroken with your loss. May his memory be a blessing.
Kelvin Gillman
From mount gay rum to his awesome smile I will always remember my friend Alan. He was a good listener and a wise counselor. I already miss him dearly.
Gail and Family, I will always remember the great times we had with Alan at our office on South Main Street and at your house in FL. He will be missed so very much! Here for you always.
Love,
Kristen and Josh
To those of us who knew Alan well, his actions always revealed the man that he was--
loyal, siincere and tenderhearted.
He was happy for you in good times, and he shared your sorrow in bad times, as only
a true friend can do.
Alan and Tony shared some of their best moments not discussing business details, but in speaking of how blessed they were to have such loving families, and good friends to
help them along the way.
He will be sorely missed, but never forgotten. His light was far too bright to all of us who knew him, and may he always rest in peace.
Love, Karen Fandetti & Family
Everyone who had the privilege of being in the presence of Alan knew his joy of life, kindness and quirky sense of humor!!! From the time he offered me a cigar and drink at his wedding ( I was only 13), to the time when he grabbed everything in sight to rescue me from a dire situation to later find out he had also grabbed the week’s trash as well...!!! Gail and Alan welcomed me into their home to help me heal in heart and spirit...( Jokingly Alan offered to hire some thugs to help with my problem.) . Alan’s kindness and support shall never be forgotten.
My cousin Gail and Alan are truly one in a million ..as husband and wife, theIr partnership at work and life and the loving couple everyone should wish to emulate... My dear Alan, I will truly miss your smile, your humor, and the Rhode Island that never left your distinctive voice !! You touched so many lives in so many ways both near and far... Alan you tried your best and you did well! A life to be proud of !! There will be a void in all of us without you... but surely a joy in our hearts and memories to have been lucky enough to know you... God bless ...rest in peace...
Love,
Cousin Susan
My husband and I opened a professional business in 1979. We really had no idea how to run it. We were lucky to already have Alan as our accountant doing our taxes. We consulted with him, and he led us through the various stages of running our business successfully until we sold recently. Whenever we didn't know what to do, we called him
and he gave us great advice. If he didn't know (very seldom) he'd find out. He was our accountant, our friend, our mentor.
He had a wonderful sense of humor and usually had a joke to exchange with everyone. We were busy, he was busy, but we found time to communicate and become friends with Alan and Gail for well over 40 years. Both of them were committed to their family and their clients and Alan did his absolute best to be there for everyone.
Alan often told me how much he loved his work. It was such a big part of him. I think he just liked seeing all the numbers come together--it seemed to make him satisfied. He was always on top of everything and we could rely on him completely. He has left a huge hole in many lives but we personally will never forget his kindness and his friendship toward us.
It's so hard for us to say goodbye, but rest well, Alan. You've earned it.
Love and peace to Gail and the family.
Lynne and Dante Ramos
Alan, I loved you from the moment I laid eyes on you almost 52 years ago. You will always be the love of my life forever. I will miss you every day of my life.
Your loving wife now and forever
Love you
Gail
My father loved my mother more than life itself. They shared a true love from the time they were freshman at Bryant College through his final hours. My father loved his clients, and gave everything he had to his business that he ran with his wife. My father passed away too soon, but he will never be forgotten by his family and friends. Due to Covid, I never got to say goodbye in person, but two days before he passed, we talked which I will never forget. To my father, may you be in peace.
Love,
Todd
