Dear Sweet Alan of the Culito Dancers. Wow, at one point in life he was known as the guy with the high hair and and even higher shoulder pads. What an original guy, he was always smiling and just was a joy to be around.
He was one of four children born to Willie and Beverly Akerson.
He graduated from Howard Taft High High School and later continued at Pivot Point Beauty School in Chicago. He was a master of his craft. Hair styling is what he did for over 25 years, and he had a very unique style.
On December 13 at 5:05 AM, Alan stopped his suffering and went into the eternal light. You will be missed Alan and you will always be fondly remembered. Your friend always Damian.
He was one of four children born to Willie and Beverly Akerson.
He graduated from Howard Taft High High School and later continued at Pivot Point Beauty School in Chicago. He was a master of his craft. Hair styling is what he did for over 25 years, and he had a very unique style.
On December 13 at 5:05 AM, Alan stopped his suffering and went into the eternal light. You will be missed Alan and you will always be fondly remembered. Your friend always Damian.
Dear Sweet Alan of the Culito Dancers. Wow, at one point in life he was known as the guy with the high hair and and even higher shoulder pads. What an original guy, he was always smiling and just was a joy to be around.
He was one of four children born to Willie and Beverly Akerson.
He graduated from Howard Taft High High School and later continued at Pivot Point Beauty School in Chicago. He was a master of his craft. Hair styling is what he did for over 25 years, and he had a very unique style.
On December 13 at 5:05 AM, Alan stopped his suffering and went into the eternal light. You will be missed Alan and you will always be fondly remembered. Your friend always Damian.
He was one of four children born to Willie and Beverly Akerson.
He graduated from Howard Taft High High School and later continued at Pivot Point Beauty School in Chicago. He was a master of his craft. Hair styling is what he did for over 25 years, and he had a very unique style.
On December 13 at 5:05 AM, Alan stopped his suffering and went into the eternal light. You will be missed Alan and you will always be fondly remembered. Your friend always Damian.
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