ALAN DRESNER (Age 52)
On Sunday, July 8, 2007, in Minneapolis, MN. He is survived by wife Deya; son, Alexander; mother, Marita Dresner; sister, Denise Dresner; cousins Fay Neufeld, Matthew Morse and Jesse Morse; and a wide circle of friends. He worked in the visual communications industry for 26 years and was recognized as a leading authority in the field. Most recently he worked for Electrosonic Ltd in Minneapolis as general manager for North American Video Display Solutions. A longtime resident of Washington DC, he was born in New York and grew up in Rome, Italy. A memorial service will be held in September in Washington. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the National Cancer Institute.
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Patrick Henry
March 26, 2018
One of the finest men I had the chance to work with in association with his work at Electrohome. Did not see this posting until today 3/26/ 2018. All I can say is he and is memory are still with me in the kindest manner.
Colleen & Duane Lewis
July 28, 2007
Deya,
We are so sorry to hear of the loss of your husband. You and Alexander are in our thoughts and prayers. If there is anything that we can do for you or anything that you need - please let us know.
Much love,
Colleen & Duane
John Mayberry
July 26, 2007
Alan and I met just two years ago at Electrosonic, both of us trying to get struggling efforts revitalized. His wit, wisdom, and insight (especially on the international level) were an inspiration. He was just a great guy and will be missed!
Leo Cothros
July 24, 2007
I worked with Alan at Electrohome and Christie and I have always found him to be helpful, friendly and a very ethical person. I will miss him greatly. My condolences to Deya and Alexander
Nick Kassman
July 18, 2007
Deya -
We are all thinking of you. Let us know if there is anything you need.
Love,
Nick Kassman
Diana Kassman
July 17, 2007
Wow, Deya and Alexander, I wish I could hug you now! I can't imagine how badly this is affecting every aspect of you're life. We, unfortunately, never really knew Alan, but it sounds like he was very brave until the end (as well as you)If there is anything I can do for you, please ask. Everyone at the store is trying to figure out how to help you out, just let me know. I would love your address!
Love, Diana
Brett Cosor
July 15, 2007
Alan defined professionalism for our industry. He was a close friend and someone whom I will always admire.
Beyond work, he was a devoted husband and a father like all of us would love to have had.
He leaves a legacy of that is wide and deep. Tragically, it seems the good die young.
Paul Gomes
July 14, 2007
Deya and Family,
I'm really sorry for your loss. Alan was a great guy and I enjoyed working with him over the years. We had a lot of fun moments. I will miss his dry wit, humor, and smile.
Tom Madsen
July 14, 2007
I knew Alan for many years and worked with him at ComView '00-'01. I was sorry to learn about his passing. He will be missed by many. My sympathy and sincere best wishes for strength during this time go out to his family.
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