Allen Charles Wollenzien

One of the things I can remember most, was when Uncle Al surprised my Father for his 60th Birthday. To see two brothers hug and reunite was an emotional and unforgettable moment for myself and for my Father. I wish all you my deepest sympathy. May the love of those around you help you through the days ahead.

I remember as a kid growing up,we would always go out to our uncles farm. That's where Al developed his love for agriculture. Al was also my 4-H leader, first in woodworking then raising and showing Polled Herefords at the fair. Then the most important thing is when he married Gail and they had 3 wonderful children. Although we didn't do much being years apart it was still nice having a "big brother"

I remember meeting Al in the 80's. Always welcoming and smiling. What a wonderful Man. Gail, please accept my Sympathy and Prayers.

We were fortunate to have parents that brought us into the family of God. Al and Gail passed that on to their family and also testified by their actions to all those with whom they came into contact. I'm sure the angel choir welcomed him with "Coming Home". God bless and comfort you all.

Dear Gail & family, I am so deeply saddened by your loss of your beloved Al. He was such a kind & gentle man, who truly loved his family. My thoughts & prayers are with each of you. His smile will forever remain a memory for me. Sandey Bothum Thompson