Obituary for Alan D. Rebillard
Alan Douglas Rebillard was born October 28, 1951 in Torrington CT. The son of Es-ther and Nathan Rebillard.
Alan left this world on October 20th, 2020 surrounded by the love of his son Ethen.
Alan was an avid lover of history, reading, animals, and farms. While never formally a contestant of Jeopardy, he spent nights answering every question correctly. He was a member of the Torrington High School class of 1969 as well a member of the Tor-rington Historical Society. He enjoyed the simple pleasures of life such as fishing, camping and trips to the Adirondacks.
Alan is survived by his mother Esther, son Ethen, Sister Marie Kitch and her husband Don, Brothers John Rebillard and Gary Rebillard as well as his wife Tracy. In addi-tion to his siblings and son, Alan leaves behind nieces, nephews and lots of people who loved him dearly.
In memory of Alan the family asks that you practice peace, love and respect.
A private ceremony will be held with just family. In lieu of flowers, memorial dona-tions can be made to the Torrington Historical Society or United Congregational Church.
Alan left this world on October 20th, 2020 surrounded by the love of his son Ethen.
Alan was an avid lover of history, reading, animals, and farms. While never formally a contestant of Jeopardy, he spent nights answering every question correctly. He was a member of the Torrington High School class of 1969 as well a member of the Tor-rington Historical Society. He enjoyed the simple pleasures of life such as fishing, camping and trips to the Adirondacks.
Alan is survived by his mother Esther, son Ethen, Sister Marie Kitch and her husband Don, Brothers John Rebillard and Gary Rebillard as well as his wife Tracy. In addi-tion to his siblings and son, Alan leaves behind nieces, nephews and lots of people who loved him dearly.
In memory of Alan the family asks that you practice peace, love and respect.
A private ceremony will be held with just family. In lieu of flowers, memorial dona-tions can be made to the Torrington Historical Society or United Congregational Church.