Alan Hornstein

Marilyn,So sad to hear of Alan's passing. We had kept in touch over the years and I knew that he had been battling with his health. I may not have ever met you but Alan and I worked together in Cincinnati and I still service some of his clients. He was a gentleman and cared for his clients. When he was in Cincinnati, he would always make it a point to stop in at the Agency to see me and any of his old associates still here. I am grateful that he touched my life and my memories of him will keep him alive for me. I hope that your memories will give you comfort.Michael Biordi

Dear Marilyn, Benjy, Maxine We are so saddened to learn of Alan's passing. As one of the first wonderful people we met on arriving in Cincinnati, Alan and Marilyn were so easy to befriend. We had an instant connection, what with his sense of humor, and ready affection…he was hard to resist. He became my friend, advisor and co-sarcasmist, and the memories of my time with Alan will always be so sweet. He seldom spoke of himself, or his challenges, but rather would talk about what Marilyn was up to, and keep me abreast of Ben's progress. When I met Maxine initially….I called Alan to needle him that she was so nice…surely she couldn't be his sister! We send our thoughts and prayers to you all, that Alan's memory shall be for a blessing, as he has been to us. Sincere condolences, Ellen and Joel Golub.