Alan Edward Landwehr |
| Posted 2025-08-03 by mhenderson |
| Published by Mohave Daily News Online from Jul. 30 to Aug. 3, 2025 - Bullhead City, Arizona - ALAN EDWARD LANDWEHR Husband, Father, Brother, Grandfather, Friend Alan Edward Landwehr, age 70, passed away on Sunday, July 20, 2025. Alan was born as the baby brother of three older sisters- Jan, Carol, and Patty. After spending his early years in California, Alan eventually made his way to Montana. He had James and Alexis with his first wife and later two more boys, Kasey and Kory with the love of his life, Karen Hillman. He worked multiple blue-collar jobs. In Colestrip, Montana he was an equipment oiler. He then worked many years as a heavy equipment operator, most notably being a master scraper operator. He helped develop many roads and railroads all over Montana and Wyoming. He also spent many years as a long-haul truck driver. After spending much of his life in Montana, he retired with his loving wife, Karen in Mohave Valley, Arizona. In his free time, Al (a.k.a. Big Al) could be found doing house projects or working in his shop. He had a very deep connection with his motorcycles. He also loved fishing. His fish stories could seem almost unbelievable until he pulled out pictures to prove it. Big Al also loved to party. He could often be found with a cold beer in his hand telling stories to friends and strangers alike. He was preceded in death by his loving wife, Karen; his mother, and father, Lois and Alvin; and his daughter, Alexis. Alan is survived by three of his kids, James, Kasey, and Kory Landwehr; his three sisters, Jan, Carol, and Patty; 17 grandkids, Ashley, Tyren, Joey, Lucas, Kaitlyn, Faith, Daniel, Holly, James, Lucy, Sierra, Connor, Maddie, Isaac, Sawyer, Chloe, and Jaida. He was loved by all his friends and family and remembered by anyone who crossed his path because Alan was impossible to go unnoticed. Rest in peace. |
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