Rest easy Mr Allen Kay to know him was to love him Your favorite housekeeper from Bayview

 Dearest Alan Remembering your birthday today. With deep gratitide for the 25 wonderful years we spent together , Always ! love , Hazel

Rembereing my beloved Alan ...always. with love , hazel

A multi-talented, lively man! I had the chance to review all his letters home from the war. He brought so much joy our family and had an incredible life!

On the anniversaries of the atomic bombings in Japan, I wrote to a Japanese friend about Alan's experiences during and after the war and how he became a life-long opponent of nuclear war. She replied that this was the most meaningful and caring message she received. May Alan's leadership and passions continue to inspire us all to action.

Remember Alan Fondly, picture him dancing in the living room with Joy. Blessings to Alan and Hazel. Ken Fink

So sorry to hear that this AMAZING man is gone. My father ,Dr. Benjamin Senitzky was a good friend of Alan & his 2nd wife Pam. My Mom,sisters & I spent many hours with Alan in Maine & in his Boston apartment. My Dad,who is alive & well B"H , worked at TRG from beginning to end. We all lost touch  around 1972. Alan had it all: Brilliance, Personality,Looks , Adventure & the Best Smile. I am sorry for your loss. And Josh & Judy , I remember how much he adored you & was so happy you found each other Hannah Senitzky Weiss

Josh Kay remembers his summers working at Autex. Good team keeping those mainframes up and running!

I was the third employee at Autex and remember him well and fondly. I happened on this site because I'm in the processor creating a professional memoir.

Always giving thanks for the life and love of my beloved partner and spouse.

Thinking of my beloved Alan on what would have been his 95th birthday.
I'm glad he's missing the past horrible four years ! We are trying hard to return our country to its more positive future, as Alan worked so hard to do in his lifetime !  With so much love ,

Hazel

Alan would have been 95 today. And my dad would have been 101. Maybe it's best they both don't see what's happening today, although Alan would be cheered by the recent UN vote banning nuclear weapons.

An amazing man who served his country in so many ways. He leaves a big legacy and so many people loved him and continue to think about him and miss him.

Josh is grateful that Alan gave him so much--a great work ethic, a love of the outdoors, and a talent for mathematics and engineering. Judy is grateful that Alan gave us some great vacation memories--hiking on Mt. Desert Island, backpacking in Mt. Zion National Park, and freezing to death in August while camping in Banff, Canada. We loved your chutzpah--you marched right into the hotel on Lake Louise so we could warm up in their jacuzzi. Josh & Judy

My darling Alan ! Always thinking of , but especially today when we said farewell in 2016 . I feel your presence every day in all the new work we do every day , including our latest survey " Beyond GDP " , which we did together and with Globescan in 2007, 2009 and 2013 , and this latest in 2020 ! You are with us always, my beloved !   Hazel

Alan would have been 94 yesterday! Wow. Still appreciate his mind, his twinkling blue eyes, and his vision..... Josh and I send love.

 Remembering my beloved Alan on his 94th birthday ! I still have Alan's US Army dog tag which has not left my wrist since he left us in 2016.
Rest in peace with love and blessings from your partner , spouse, lover, friend and co-author , remembering those 25 happy years together , Hazel

Thinking of Alan on this third anniversary of his passing. What a amazing life from the Army of occupation in Japan to all the work done in the name of peace. So glad for the time he and my mom had together.

Josh and I lit a yahrzeit candle for Alan and Josh said kaddish for him today at services. So proud of his legacy. If he were still with us, he'd be taking on the nuclear arms issue all over again.... Judy

 My dearest Alan : Remembering you every day, with your picture in every room in our house. Remembering how we loved to work together, dream together and write together. You would be pleased with what we continue to do to keep moving ahead on our shared goals..in spite of headwinds from the current regime.  Love and hugs, Hazel

Alan and I met in 1983 while volunteering to create BENS - Business Executives for National Security. Our motto: "Being dead was bad for business".
I was always very impressed by Alan's original thinking. From the beginning it was clear that he was a remarkable man.

Dearest Alan : Thinking of you at this Holiday time and how much fun we had together. I'm still wearing your US Army dog tag on my wrist and refer to your writings and books . Now your " Eliminating War " will be distributed on the website of "World Beyond War " !   Loving you always,  Hazel

Thinking of my amazing step-Dad. He was an inspiration and brought so much love and laughter to my Mom's life. I had the great honor of reading his letters sent home during his time in the Army of Occupation during WWII. A historic treasure trove and illustrative of both his intellect and his sense of humor. He is missed now and forever.

From Hazel Henderson :
Remembering my beloved Alan on his 93rd birthday . He is with me in my heart every day as I write articles with his work and our collaboration in mind. I am grateful for the over 25 happy years we spent together .
Rest in peace , my beloved, for the good you achieved in a life well and fully lived . With love always from your life's partner ,Hazel

Thinking of Alan on what would have been his 93rd birthday. I wonder so much what his polling efforts would now find. Would he still such strong evidence of the American people's common sense? I hope so! Nov 6 will tell us something.....

I remember Alan as a brilliant man, generally of few words, and yet who consistently held the place as the second smartest person in the room (after Hazel, of course). His dry sense of humor and skeptical, often insightful contrarian postures were balanced by his big heart and passion for a better world, and full love and support of Hazel, all she stood for and contributed to, and in that context, all of her wildly visionary friends. He continues to stand out as a mover and lover of good.

A friend recently found this quote at the Computer History Museum in Mountainview, CA: "The way to predict the future is to create it." Alan F Kay. Thank you, Alan for your continuing and inspirational wisdom. A year later and so many of us still often think of you and are glad to have had you in our lives.

It seems like only yesterday that Alan and I had lunch as we spoke of things that would potentially improve the human condition and the planet:: like yesterday because he permanently resides in me.

I was privileged that such an intellectual giant and gentle man called me his friend.
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Dearest Hazel and Alan, you both left a loving legacy in your work, but where you really taught me (druming at the pool side in Jacksonville) was the great love you obviously had for one another, and from that personal foundation of love, you were both able to contribute so much to us all.

Your dream for "Wisdom of the Masses, real time democracy," lives in me and the Blockchain. Yes, Hazel, we are now well on our way to the day of the "Information Age", where innovation and knowledge is the new equitable currency for Humanity.

Thank you and till we meet again!
martin

Dear Alan,

As we approach the day you left us one year ago, I simply want to recall the extraordinary light, ideas and support you gave to the world and, with Hazel, to our own efforts at Development Alternatives. In so many different ways the World owes you much gratitude, not least for the creativity, humility and generosity you always exemplified.

Ashok

As everyone knows, Alan was a gentle and generous genius whose passion was to save the planet from the egregious assaults perpetrated on it by the human specie. Yet he was equally passionate about creating a greatly improved social and political environment that would enhance the lives of the planet’s human inhabitants. The only man I know of who wrote a book titled “Eliminating War”, with a brilliant plan to accomplish this grand goal. Nothing was too big for Alan to take-on and no amount of complexity deterred him. With his extraordinary mind he was sure that he could find a solution.

Alan enhanced my life in many ways and for that I will be eternally grateful. I think of him almost every day. Happy Birthday Alan.

Alan

You left the world a better place. I will always remember our poolside chat on our return from from OPEC /Caracas and teaching you how to play your new Native Elk ceremony drum. Bless you my friend.

Dear Alan,
I am thinking about you today on the anniversary of your birth. You gave us all so much...........
Love, Beth

Honoring you, my darling Alan, on this special day of your military honors - October 14, 2016. You are in my heart always.

Dearest Hazel,
Bless you in all you are. I am with you and with Alan, whom I only briefly met. I wish him a good transition and send you all love and strenght. A tribute to Alan I cannot write, but surely to the two of you. Bless you both  with very warm greetings Louis Bohtlingk

In their letter of condolence, Daisaku Ikeda, President of Soka Gokkai, and his wife share stories of Alan's life. See the lovely tribute under the "Stories" tab and the link provided to the letter itself.

Dearest friend Hazel and family,
Please, receive from all your friends of Amana-Key team in Brazil our deepest condolences for the loss of Alan, a very special and enlightened soul.
With love and care.

I have rarely met a person with such towering intellect, such passion for justice, and such deep human kindness - what an honor to have known Alan. Hazel, your love and partnership with Alan has been an inspiration to me and to many, and it is the kind of connection that transcends all bounds of time and space. Sending my love and condolences to you - kc

What a life well lived! Your and Hazel's love and life's work have been an inspiration. What a legacy! Thank you!

Alan I leave this flower for you. Together you and Hazel have built a living legacy and created knowledge that will continue to bloom for many generations to come. Thank you for all that you gave. May you rest in peace. Peace be with you Hazel and family. My deepest condolences.- Mitzi

While sad, I feel so fortunate to have shared some time with such a brilliant and generous man over the last few years. It was a joy to observe the special relationship he and Hazel shared. They were a true partnership and held each other in the highest esteem. A real inspiration! He will surely be missed by many.

I have lost a dear friend, a friend who generously indulged me with his profound knowledge and his lighthearted wit, a friend who shared with me his compassion for the planet and his passion for "Eliminating War"

I was flattered that a man of his towering achievements and monumental intellect would spend his precious time with me and consider me his friend. All the while I knew that Alan was one of those rarest of human beings who wanted to make our world a better place and who had the extraordinary courage and ability to accomplish that goal together with Hazel his dynamic partner and adoring wife.

I am very sad. The passing of this humble, brilliant, generous, patient, talented humanitarian leaves the world a poorer place. Hazel, you have our sympathy and support should you need it in the days ahead.

with deep respect, and grief

Fran Koster and Carol Spalding

A gentle, loving, generous soul, and a right gentleman, this is how I knew Alan, with a deep curiosity for life. It has been an honour to have known him while walking on this earth. Dear Hazel, you two made such a formidable team, I have no doubt he continues to watch over you. With a loving hug from across the oceans, Eva

Blessings to you Hazel and your family on this great loss. The world is certainly a better and more compassionate place because of Alan. My last memory of him is quite happy, you turned on dancing music in your atrium and Alan jumped up and danced with abandon, to our collective joy.

Blessings to you Hazel and your entire family for the loss of Alan.

I'm confident that he will continue to be with you all. Hazel keep listening for him to root you and your amazing and transformational work on because he certainly will.

Sending love and light.

Alan was a good father and faithful husband. He was kind and fair to his many friends in St. Augustine. He cared deeply and passionately about building a livable city through thoughtfulness, dialogue and citizen engagement. He was generous of his time and resources to build an equitable future for all. His contributions had a tremendous impact on many of us who were fortunate enough to know him. He will be missed.

Alan was such a sweetie, endowed with a privileged brain and the power of concentration to use it for its highest and best use. He was forever kind and so very thoughtful, and Morton and I will remember him always with great affection.

Dear Hazel, my condolences. I see from this and other tributes to Alan what a light he was for so many people and for the world. I know from your sweet words about him and how you cared for him over these past years what a light he always will be for you and your family. My heart goes out to you, dear, at the loss of him in this physical dimension. Blessings, Elsie

Thank you Alan for being Hazel's partner. I only met you two times but your kindness, intelligence and big soul came shining through and the encounters are strong memories to this day. What a blessing you found each other, and lucky the world in everything you did together.

Boosted by reflections of your life... we continue with the great endeavour.