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This memorial website was created in loving memory of my father, Alvin Lewis Marder who was born in New York on December 18, 1945 and passed away on December 31, 1985 at the age of 40. Alvin fought a hard fight with kidney disease and was one of the first people in the country to receive a donated organ. My dad loved trivia, was awesome at math and had a brilliant mind. He shared with me his love of reading, music, and athletic activities. Most importantly to this day, I remember how much my dad loved me and I miss him always. I would give anything to have one more moment with him, just see him one more time. I have accepted the fact that his untimely death has created a hole in my heart that can never be filled. I have so many wonderful memories of my beloved father; driving in his convertible and him telling me “music maestro” to turn on the radio, I remember how he used to teach me math, his love for music and pop culture as well as his generosity towards me always. Most of all I remember how much I was adored, loved and wanted by my father. The only comfort I have is that he is no longer suffering. I miss having my dad in my life. I hate the fact that he was gypped out of a long life and didn’t get to see me grow up; though I hope he is watching over me and keeping me safe. Daddy you will never be forgotten. The eight years of my life that you were here on earth were the best years, I will always cherish your memory and as long as I am alive, I will see to it that you are not forgotten. Please continue watching over everyone and keeping them well. I miss you and mourn for you more than words can describe, not a day goes by that you are not in my thoughts. Please feel free to look around this site and see who Alvin was, someone who will never be forgotten. It is my wish to keep his memory alive, which I hope to accomplish with this website. 




                            





























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Family Tree
Tributes and Condolences
Just a reminder   / Rosemary Sis Of ^j^ Alvin Cremeans
Melissa I just want to remind you that I am alwayswith all my love.Rosemaryxoxo
happy easter   / Selma Flynn
Happy Valentines Day xxxx   / Delia
valentine  / ^I^ Siobhan Bryant-millar
Thinking of you at Valentine Day.   / Valerie Haslett
Please remember us  / Rosemary     Read >>
Happy Easter Alvin  / Tess, Angel Matthew McPhail's Mummy (Angel Mummy Friend )    Read >>
Remembering The Life of Alvin  / Carol Pizzi (Angel Debbie's Mom )    Read >>
Happy Birthday in Heaven Alvin!  / Carol Pizzi (Angel Debbie's Mom )    Read >>
Merry Christmas Alvin  / Tess, Angel Matthew McPhail's Mummy (Angel Mummy Friend )    Read >>
Birthday Wishes Sent with Love  / Precious Memorials     Read >>
Never Forgotten  / Precious Memorials     Read >>
THINKING OF YOU ALVIN  / Beth Dickerson (Jimmy's MOm )    Read >>
Happy Birthday Alvin!  / Carol Pizzi (Angel Debbie's Mom )    Read >>
Happy Halloween Alvin  / Sharon     Read >>
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His legacy
Poem  

I thought of you with love today
But that is nothing new
I thought about you yesterday
and the day before that too.
I often say your name,
But all I have is memories
And your picture in a frame.
Your memory is my keepsake,
with which I'll never part.
God has you in his keeping;
I have you in my heart.
I shed tears for what might have been.
A million times I've cried.
If love alone could have saved you,
You never would have died.
In life, I loved you dearly,
In death, I love you still.
In my heart you hold a place
No One could ever fill.
It broke my heart to lose you;
For part of me went with you,
The night God took you home.

Author- Unkown

 
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Young Alvin
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