Alan Schwab

Suzanne, Perry and Family Our deepest condolences to your family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Tracy, John, Danielle & Austin Newman

Dear Julia and Fred, I am very saddened to hear of Alan's passing and would like to offer my sincerest sympathies to everyone in the family -- you are in my thoughts and prayers. Alan was a very caring man and I have many warm memories of the time we spent together. I will never forget the happy grin that lit up his face. Please accept my deepest sympathies and may time heal your loss. Peace be with you. --Love Irena.

Dear Aunt Julie and Uncle Fred, Margaret and Perry and Family, We are so very sorry for your loss. We will all remember the good memories of Al. His smile would light up a room. What a great cook Al was. He could always do something tasteywith out a cook book.I wish we could of been there for Al's service. Please know that our prayers are with each one of you, as you heal through this difficult time.We will miss Al also.You all are so very special to us. We love you- Robin and Jim,Krista and Mike

Dear Schwab family, it's with great sadness that we only found out this morning of our great dear friend Al' passing. Al will always have a place in our hearts. I will always remember Al knocking on my store door on sunday mornings before he went golfing with his father and brother. Al will always have a special place in Manor park. Moe and Aj Hage

Dear Shwab family; Please accept my sincerest condolences. Al was a great friend to me for the last 15 years. He helped me in many ways when we met... me as a " green guy " working as a site supervisor for Fred Blumas and Media Multicom. As a mentor in the construction trade I could have not found a better teacher. We became fast friends over the years and I will miss him more than you can imagine. It breaks my heart that he was taken from us long before his time. His greatest fear over the last few weeks was that he wouldn't be able to return to work. I thank Sarah and Mike Grant for reassuring him that his job was always going to be there. He regarded his trade as his calling. I've never met a more tenacious, hard working and dedicated man than Alan. Despite many hard knocks and personal vicissitudes Al was a man who loved his friends, showed his true quality by helping others when they needed help and never expected to be repaid for his efforts because they were " the right thing to do ". Al and I met once or twice every week to share some laughs and talk " shop ". He was always ready with an amusing anecdote or an intriguing or funny story. Our lives had some interesting parallels. He knew my father from his time tending bar at the old York Hotel. Years later I ended up managing that same establishment. We knew and had worked with a lot of the same people over the years. Al and I shared a love for music and being a musician I often lent him new recordings by groups I thought he would like. He loved old rock and roll and blues music but was very keen to listen to anything new that had merit. We were both avid Neil Young fans. Some of my fondest memories of Al were when he would show up for gigs I was playing. He always had a kind word for independent musicians and understood what working for next to nothing meant...a love for what you did. I miss him and I'll never forget him. Dearest Regards Ernie Leitch

Steve and I were so sorry to hear about Al's passing. It has been many years since we saw Al but have many fond and fun memories of a misspent youth together. Steve always considered Al one of the best friends he had in his life. Our condolences to his family.

(Donated to London Health Sciences Foundation - Cancer Centre)

(Donated to London Health Sciences Foundation - Cancer Centre)

(Donated to London Health Sciences Foundation - Cancer Centre)

I was very fortunate to know Al for a few years. My deepest sympathy goes out to his family and loved ones. Al will be missed by all those he touched in life, he will be remembered and thought of as a friend and colleague

My heartfelt condolences to Al's family and loved ones. Al was one of the nicest people I have ever met and I am fortunate to have known him. One thing I will remember is that he always had a big smile on his face. He will be missed by everyone who knew him.

Our deepest condolences to Al's family. Al was a the nicest man you could ever meet. He always had a smile on his face and hello everytime you saw him. We will miss him very much around our building. Sue and Bill