Birth date: Jul 24, 1961 Death date: Oct 9, 2016
Alan Lee Uden, age 55, of Fall River, KS passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, October 9, 2016 at his home. Alan was born on July 24, 1961 in Chanute, KS to Chester and Ruby (McGaugh) Uden. Alan graduated high school in Chanute in Read Obituary
Hello to all. Alan was my best friend through Junior High and High school.
We spent tons of time at each other house's, riding bikes fishing and camping. After I moved to Colorado we lost contact for awhile but then we reconnected and Alan and his friend came there skiing a few times.
Never will I forget you.
Goodbye old friend.
Tony Briley
I worked with Alan at NCR/AT&T/Symbios for many years. We always went to lunch together and made sure to hit Felipe's every Tuesday. Alan was very smart and was willing to help anyone. He was a big part of what made it great to work there. You will be missed Alan, but always remembered.
We went to the same tech school and I followed Alan to NCR. I worked with Alan at NCR and always thought Alan was a bright and kind individual. I have many great memories of Alan and friends camping and out at Fall River. He will truly be missed.
Russ Blacketer
Last night the world lost a good man. A good friend, a Brother, A co-parent in my case. Being out of touch with friends and family always seems to have a way to drift us apart days turn into years, years to decades. Then suddenly something happens and Snap you find yourself in a moment surrounded by people you love, But with one less in the bunch, I find myself in that position often here lately, As I am sure we all do with this busy life. I say "I am going to do better to keep in touch" but then that blends back into the normality of life. I want all of my friends and family current and past to know I love and respect all of you. You have made me... Me. And no matter what is going on I am here for you.
Alan was a great man, He was Like the Cool uncle in a group of other cool aunts uncles not really blood family but family indeed. He will be missed.
My heart breaks for Kevin Fox He and Al have been through literally everything together The best of best friends. Soulmates closer than brothers. Losing Mom was a huge blow. Now this. I cannot even imagine the pain he must be going through. He is going to need some support, love, prayers, He is a tough Guy and has been through some pretty bad things. I have always admired his strength. But I fear Things are taking a toll you can only beat a guy so much. Something has got to give. I know he has made a huge impact on my life. I am very grateful for him. I love you Kev. And if I could I would say the same to Al.
Dana Wempen it was so nice to see you again I want you and Stanton To know I love you guys. Thank you for being in my life it has been full of adventures and fun thanks to you and this group of really awesome people. I know for me That yall helped me have a good life, and some pretty great stories and memories. Words cannot express how grateful I am.
Thanks for the call Raymond Casanova. You are a great friend. Love ya brother. See ya soon
To Alan’s friends and family, my thoughts and prayers go out to you.
Some of the best memories of my life were spent with Alan, Sheila and Kevin at Fall River, Table Rock Lake or just hanging out together in Wichita. Many weekends and vacations were spent together, even after I moved to Florida. Our relationship started out as colleagues at NCR and quickly became great friends, a person you enjoyed being around. Alan taught me how to repel and enjoyed many canoeing trips, some more interesting than others. I still have shoulder pains from barefoot skiing attempts at Table Rock – almost got it though. Unfortunately time and distance got the best of us once I started a family in Florida. He will always be remembered.
I wish you peace
Dave Remmel
So sorry to hear about Alan, he basically grew up across the alley from me and was always a joy to be around. Prayers to the family. Charlene Riley
