Alan E. Siegel

Birth date: Oct 20, 1944 Death date: Mar 28, 2024

Alan E. Siegel, 79, of Fort Lauderdale, Florida passed away March 28, 2024. Alan is survived by his beloved wife Karen Satterlee and was predeceased by his first wife Linda Siegel. Loving father of Michael Siegel (Mindy) and Jerem Read Obituary

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Jason Randall

105w ago

As a high school friend of Alan’s sons, I’ll never forget his warm smile and easy laugh. We were always welcome in that home. He was a great dad and a lovely person, and I’m so very sorry to hear of this loss.

Bert Duplessis

105w ago

I had the good fortune to help Alan and later Alan and Karen with some trips to Africa and typical of Alan, he loved every minute of the experiences, even when things didn't go exactly as he might have envisaged, such as in the Namib desert one time. I so enjoyed spending time with him on the 'phone - he was a great conversationalist and interested in everything. Such a zest for life. As sad as his rather sudden passing is to all of us, memories of him will always help to brighten a not so great day. One thing did stand out: how thrilled he was after meeting and getting to know Karen, and clearly his last few years with Karen were some of his happiest ever. I am so glad that we had the opportunity to eventually meet Alan and Karen in the Dallas area a couple of years ago. Rest in peace Alan - the world would be a better place if there were more Alan E. Siegels around. Our sincere condolences to Karen and the entire family.

Lisa Sperling

105w ago

I’ll never forgot how much Alan loved our chocolate / peanut butter squares! He was so engaging and genuine and will be greatly missed by his friends and family. What a wonderful man <3

Elaine Levine

105w ago

We first met Alan in 1966, when he and Shel started work at McDonnell-Douglas Aircraft. As we were all newcomers to St. Louis and newlyweds, we immediately became friends. For 58 years we have remained friends through job changes, moves, birth of children and grandchildren and all of life's ups and downs . We will miss you terribly, old friend. And your memory shall always be a blessing .

Christopher Cassidy

105w ago

I met Alan a few years ago when he came to visit his son Jeremy in Dallas. Treated me to dinner and could not have been nicer. Want to express my condolences to the entire Siegel family.
-Christopher Cassidy

Rob White

106w ago

I got to know Alan and Karen when we traveled together several times. His wit and good humor combined with a love of learning and genuine sense of gratitude made him easy to like. As heavy hearted as I am while sharing this, realizing I won’t be seeing him again…my thoughts go to Karen. Alan spoke to me of his happiness with her and my lasting memory will be the sound of them heartily laughing together while in The Canadian Rockies - I’m grateful to have shared it with them. The joy truly is in the ride, as I’m sure Alan would agree. Rest in peace, my friend.

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106w ago

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Anonymous

106w ago

Sent a Simply Elegant Spathiphyllum to the Siegel family.

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Ken Gitter

106w ago

I met Alan when I first interviewed at ATT in 1994 and worked with him until he retired. He was a true mensch. I have many fond memories of him. His memory is truly a blessing to me.

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