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Alan Eugene Barrett
Alan Eugene Barrett, 67, passed away on Jan. 9, 2018 at his home in Rowlett, Texas. He was born on March 24, 1950 in Plainview, Texas, and spent his boyhood in Amarillo. He worked in Research and Development Engineering at Texas Instruments in Lubbock where he contributed to several patents. It was there he met his beloved wife Lenora. They were wed on April 24, 1980. In 1999 they moved to Rowlett, Texas where he continued work at Texas Instruments in Dallas until his retirement. Alan is preceded in death by his wife Lenora, and parents Eugene and Alene Barrett. He is survived by stepchildren Brenda Weaver, Roy Don Hemphill, and Sherry Calihan (sp. Kenneth); sisters Elaine Pettit (sp. Michael) and Kathleen Seevers; brother Jeffrey Barrett; grandchildren Heather Abney (sp. Weldon), Michael Montgomery (sp. Mercedez), Scott Montgomery (sp. Monica), Tory Montgomery (sp. Melissa), Courtney Belgard (sp. Samual), and Joshua Weaver; nieces Corey Pettit and Stephanie Seevers; nephews Eanen Cohn (sp. Stephanie) and Chris Seevers; 14 great grandchildren; 4 great great grandchildren; and many more friends and relatives. Alan was a gifted engineer and inventor as well as a creative composer of electronic music. He loved the stars, gardens, cats, the Twilight Zone, Lenora’s cooking, and staying up all night. A good and generous soul, he will be deeply missed. A graveside service will be held on Saturday, Jan. 20, at 1 PM at Resthaven Funeral Home and Memorial Park in Lubbock, Texas. Steve Barrett, Alan’s cousin, will officiate. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Operation Kindness (www.operationkindness.org), to the Rowlett Animal Shelter, or to the charity of your choice. The family wishes to offer a special thanks to friends Kathy and Robert Webb and Sharon and Tom Parker for their love and support.
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  1. There are no words to describe the love and respect we have and hold in our hearts for Alan. I loved his wife with all my heart who in turn loved Alan with all her heart. . May he be at peace with his Baby doll walking hand in hand in Heaven. May he eat enough Steak and His Slaw to keep him going. Alan, until we see one another again to have a Coke, I will take care of what you called “SH TUFF”. Rest in peace. Kathy and Robert Webb.

  2. Sorry for the loss of Alan. He was my brother and although there has been a dispute among us siblings, I still loved you as my brother. Sorry Jeff & I I were unable to attend your memorial. You were a great brother & we will never have the opportunity to give you a hug until Heaven! You are now with mom & dad and the rest of the family.

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