Alan Ames Booty

Birth date: Aug 29, 1946 Death date: Aug 23, 2011

Alan Ames Booty of Annapolis, MD died at his home on August 23, 2011. He was 64. Alan was born on August 29, 1946 in College Park, MD. He was the beloved life partner of Deborah Ross, making their home together in Annapolis, MD. Read Obituary

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Craig Leonard

737w ago

Alan was an essential and critical member of our Motorola team. He was extremely knowledgeable of our product solutions and could convey complex issues in formats everyone could understand. Alan was often the face of Motorola to our customers and was highly respected. Alan had many unique and special skills not readily found in a sales organization. He contributed greatly to the success of our team. He was an excellent representative of Motorola, a treasured member of our team, and most importantly, a friend.

Craig Leonard

Nancy Lee Mathews

739w ago

Michelle and Kristen:

Your Mathews cousins in Michigan send our thoughts and prayers. We were stunned to learn of your Dad's passing. He, Jeff and I had talked about resurrecting the Mathews reunions sometime soon, and I know that he and Jeff had seen each other recently. The last time I saw him was when we had dinner with your grandmother and my Mom and Dad (Uncle Bill) when we were in College Park at least 5-8 years ago. Our strong relationships as children during our summer visits to Cumberland gave way to distance and the growing complexities of young families, but I think we were grounded and able to reconnect whenever we saw each other based on those early days and family experiences we shared. I am a sadder person today because we were not able to connect again before his passing. I am unable to be there today in person but will be with you all in thought. Your Dad was a great guy -- keep his memory alive in your everyday life and he will be with you forever. With love, cousin Nancy Mathews

Zane Mathews

739w ago

Michelle and Kristen;
I just wanted to tell you how deeply sad I was when I heard about your dad's passing. Though we were cousins, the Mathews family was so spread out that we never really were able to stay in touch over the years. Over the past few years I had been staying in touch with him by e-mail as much as I could. I fondly remember the times we were together at our grandparents house when we were kids. Your dad was older than I was, and I think he probably saw me as that pesky little kid he had to put up with, though I saw him as sort of the cool older brother. Over the years he became kind of a hero to me because of his military service and and other accomplishments. The side of your dad that I saw was a quiet, minimally expressive, unassuming person who cared about people and was a genuinely good guy. I'm very sorry I couldn't be there with you today or tomorrow for the services. It just wasn't possible due to how suddenly everything happened. I think I only ever met you girls once long ago when I came to the house, but I hope you will keep in touch over time. My email address is [email protected] . Give your mom my condolences too. You are all in my thoughts and prayers throughout this deeply trying time. Take Care

Love;
Your cousin
Zane Mathews

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