I am Olalekan Asipa from Glasgow UK where I worked with Allen Webb when he came over to Scotland on a Project for LLOG which Subsea7 executed in June- September 2020. 

Allen was very kind and showed in empathy when I told him my story of how I recently had a traffic accident that left me using crutches and He was asking If I will be back to normal. I am happy to say now that I am back to walking without my crutches and wish he was alive to hear and see me again. 

All the workers at Subsea7 Glasgow office were also very pleased with the thank you email he sent when he was leaving back to the USA. 
Thank You Allen for all you did and It was a pleasure meeting you.
Till We meet again, Rest on..
Olalekan Asipa
Senior Welding Engineer Subsea7 

Pete Cruz Eulogy for Allen Webb 6/7/21
PART 2
Didn’t matter if it was in a testing lab full of PhD’s, a kitchen with filipino galleyhands, a welding firing line in Scotland, a pub in Wakayama, when Allen rolled in, EVERYBODY wanted to be around him.
He could change the energy on jobsites the second he showed up. People would care more, take more pride, just because of how he was. It was infectious. 
He cared personally for these large crews that worked for him, their safety and making them feel appreciated: pizza parties, gift cards, shirts, stickers, goodies. I even suspect he paid for some of that out of his own pocket.
I am still amazed and delighted that he chose to work for us all these years, and I hope he knows we wouldn’t be who we are without him.

Now I would like to talk about Allen my friend
This is really the hard part of my speech.
Man that guy had a big heart, and it shows by all the friends he had all over the world. I think he made each of us feel like we were his “best friend”. 
DeeAnn told me a story about one of his buddies, Bo Faverino, once was working with Allen out of state. After dinner one night, they ended up in a pawn shop, where Allen was admiring a guitar, but didn’t want to buy it. Bo snuck down to the shop later and bought it and hid it in his room. A day or so later, Allen and Bo have their nightly cocktail in Bos room. Gets late and Allen is about to leave, Bo tells him, hey man don’t forget your guitar. Allen was pretty adamant he hadn’t left a guitar in Bo’s room until he saw which one it was, needless to say he was surprised and moved. Like I said, his friends loved him.


Allen and I go way way back. We embarked on many adventures together and he brought tears of laughter into my life. I worked with Allen and his dad cleaning up & securing houses of foreclosure. We had to take pictures of before & after each job. Well one day we had a house full of junk. I was in a room at the back of the house where I found a giant old deer head mount with big horns. I heard Allen coming down the hall taking pictures. I held the deer high and made it look like it had to duck down to get out, then I turned the head towards Allen. I heard a loud scream and then a crash. Allen did some kind of Kung fu drop kick & landed on his back breaking the camera. We laughed until almost passing out. His dad didn’t think it was so funny. I have so many stories & memories just like this. I am so grateful and truly blessed to have had Allen in my life. 

Rest in peace my brother until we meet again

I had the Pleasure of working with Allen on many projects for Global Industries! Allen was a Great Man to work with and never saw him get excited what ever occurred! I know many will miss him in the Oil Industry! May you R.I.P. my Friend and Prayers for you! God Bless You and Amen! 

Allen came to stay at our cottages in Scotland and made an instant, positive impression on everyone who met him. He had some great tales about Texan life and entertained the neighbouring guests at the cottages with his guitar and bbq! He also donated his guitar to our local primary school before he left for home. We had looked forward to welcoming him back one day and we send our condolences to all the family. 
Kind regards, Alex & Leigh-Anne Fleming, Gavinburn Cottages 

I met Alan in Scotland last September.I was with Lorraine potter my daughter. Alan did a lovely meal for us and he sang me a beautiful song and played his guitar.Every night he sat outside with us having a drink and nibbles.  A lovely man whom we had the pleasure to meet and enjoy his company.

Allen came into our lives and left huge foot prints on our hearts, and we will never, ever be the same. We were so thankful to have known him, and blessed to be able to call him our friend.

Also, Allen and I worked together for many years. His work ethics were stellar, he taught me a lot and was one of my biggest mentors.

His generosity to anyone down and out was as large has his heart.

His love for his wife, children, and grandchildren was so huge that it could not be measured.

Allen, you will be greatly missed.

Love Bo and Allison Faverino

"A good heart has stopped beating,  but a heart that has touched so many lives can't help but to live on in those it loved"







Allen and I worked with each other at HISD.  We became good friends and stayed in touch after we both had left the school district. We even did a few side jobs together.  Allen was fun to be around and always kept things interesting.  We had lost contact over the years until finding each other on social media. I really hoped to visit with him one day so his passing comes as a total surprise. Allen was a good man and his passing leaves me with a heavy heart. RIP my friend and God be with his family.

We are so sorry to hear the news about the passing of Allen. We have wonderful MHS Lady Bears softball memories.  Your family is in our thoughts and prayers. 

So many friends, such a great love for his family, and so many great memories. Allen and I shared so many specials times together as roommates, as workmates, as friends, as brothers! A friend who never lost contact and who loved his friends and his family. When I think about Allen I always remember his laugh, his facial expressions, and his way of always making everyone feel like they were a special part of his life, and they usually always were. I will miss my friend, I will miss his smile his laugh, his voice and his special friendship that touched my heart, and my life forever! Precious memories of days gone by and the realization that true friends are one of the greatest treasures we will ever possess. Rest In Peace my brother for your legacy in ingrained within our hearts!

Growing up together, I have so many happy memories of all the family get togethers with you.  I especially loved the special Easter holidays at your Mom & Dad’s house. 
I will always remember your great big smiles! Always smiling. Tender heart.♥️ We all grieve your passing from this world, but have comfort in knowing you are in heaven with Jesus, and your beloved family. I can only imagine the overwhelming joy it must have been as you were ushered in to your heavenly home! Loved ones so joyously welcoming you! We will all be together again, never to depart for all eternity.

Allen , we shall miss you and know that you could always make a great entrance to Scotland ! We so saddened to hear your loss Deanne , Emma and all the family . I am sure he will be so missed . Allen in up there in heaven playing his guitar , laughing , and smiling with you . He will always be in your hearts x 
Lorraine and Rob the brits 

Our memories of Allen are sitting overlooking the Clyde river in Scotland , having a bbq whatever the weather . You could always count on Allen famous sauces and hearty cooking . We had so much fun together , with my husband Rob , my mum violet and our friends Kate and Paul . Even our dog Jack adored him . Allen was larger than life , a heart felt good person and we are glad we had been in his world for the time in the highlands ! Love and thoughts Lorraine and Rob . 

We will miss your smiling face and your warm fellowship. You are more than a cousin and feel like a brother. We will cherish all the happy memories, vacations and good times that make us close to you, Deann and your family. 

We know you are in paradise today, together with our other watchful Angels!

Love you Cuz
Rick and Vickie



Sometimes at night, I see their faces
I feel the traces they've all left on my soul
Those are the memories that make me
          a wealthy soul
Yes, those are the memories that make 
          me a wealthy soul

I am shocked and deeply saddened by the news of Allens passing..

I grew up with Wally, as some of us called him. We all lived in Timber Lakes, behind the "Woodlands".  Back in the day, before Disco died, we worked together for a best friend of ours, partied together, and matured together as foolish teenage boys that somehow survived and made it to adulthood as men, And Allen was one of the finest.  Allen seemed to have the Midas touch and succeeded in everything that he was involved with. His career took him around the world, his wit and sly grin took him into the heart and memory of everyone that knew him. He was blessed with a beautiful family as well.
My 1st memory of Wally was back in 1971 when I started my 1st year of high school at Conroe H.S.   Mr. Estes, the school buss driver was taking us home on the 20 mile trip from school to Timber lakes when he pulled off the road and stood up in the aisle and stated "Allen Webb will not be riding the buss this year. If he is going to go to school he is going to have to get there another way". Almost immediately, one of the girls, (Allen had quite a fan club) started shouting "Poor Allen, Poor Allen" and before long most everyone was chanting at the poor buss driver.. until the man went back to his drivers seat and continued to get us home.
That's how popular Allen was. He wasn't always so popular with buss drivers, Deans or coaches, and even a constable or two, but everyone else loved him. I have so many great memories of us doing different things. I can't share them all, but I'm sure I'll get the chance to share them with our friends soon.
When I was a kid I had a big street bike and Allen had a Classic car and we would swap for the weekend. Couldn't even get around the corner before hearing tires screech or engines revving !

We just emailed 2 weeks ago about getting together as soon as we could.,..Please don't wait.
Wally can see his best friend again, finally. For that I am grateful.
RIP brother. I'll miss you !

Someone Special
A special person,
a special face,
Someone we loved and
can never be 
replaced
We will miss you.
Until we are together again.
RIP

We are very sorry for your loss. I was able to trade stories with Allen on many occasions when he would come with his brother Troy  to Crockett, Tx. We both had traveled many places for our work over the years and were able to compare experiences. He really enjoyed spending time with his big brother. He will truly be missed.
Joe Derzapf

OBITUARY

Walter Allen Webb

December 9, 1955 – May 30, 2021

Forest Park The Woodlands Funeral Home & Cemetery

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