Birth date: Jan 7, 1952 Death date: Apr 16, 2015
Leslie Alan “Red” McCartney, age 63, passed away on April 16, 2015 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Alan was born on January 7, 1952 in Pennsylvania to his parents Leslie John and Twila Jean Smith. Alan received his general education from East Read Obituary
I am so very sorry. Alan was my brother's lifelong friend. For as long as I can remember, where Wayne was, there was Alan. Even though we didn't keep in contact the way we should have, Alan was always family and everyone, everyone in our family loved him dearly. I'm sorry, we didn't know he passed. We would have been there. Sending much love to the family Lisa Peterson
Lit a candle in memory of Alan "Red" McCartney
He freed me from a red headed winch..I wish he had saved his friend Lee from a brown haired woeman..
Sent a gift in memory of Alan "Red" McCartney
Very Sad to hear about Alan passing. I know he will be greatly missed. I have known Alan for years and know that he was a kind and understanding man, His family is in my prayers.Marlena Forsyth
Although we grew apart and our marriage ended many years ago Alan has always held a special place in my heart as my first love and the father of our daughter. He was a gentle and kind man. I know Jesus was there to greet him in Heaven as were his parents, Les and Jean McCartney.
Alan was indeed a very lovely neighbor indeed. Peggy Bell Ewing
This man is one in a million if you never met him its a loss to you. As a daughter in law I was treated with nothing but respect. Our talks we had meant so much to me he talked to me like my dad did if I was wrong I would let me know,but let me know that he still loved me. It really made my days for me when he started driving a truck for me an he would smile so big tell all the guys how proud he was of me an laugh when he told his friends I could drive better then them. What I don't think he realized is how proud of him I was. I love u an miss u a lot. Hope u get to meet my mom an dad. You an my dad will have a lot to talk about
Alan gew up next door to me and was such a neat kid to have for a next door neighbor. He was always pleasant, always caring. We had many long talks when he was growing up and even after he was grown and left the neighborhood. His parents were good friends of mine and I smile tody as I remember what a nice family they were. I have fond memories of Alan and one such memory is, when Alan was about thirteen years old, the McCartneys returned from a vacation to New England and he came over to my house and said " never eat at a place that starts with "Ye Olde".Rest in Peace. Betty Bell Ward
Back in the mid seventies I was pals with Al and rarely knew such a nice and loyal friend. We would ride around in his mid sixties Ford pickup complete with his trusty spit can in its reserved spot. Almost went with him and his mom to visit Pennsylvania once but could not get off work. I regret not having contact with him the past decades, but I want the family to know I have thought of him often and will always do so because his friendship and the kind of guy he was will be in my heart and memory always. David Paolucci
