Alan A. Comparato, age 77, of Imperial, Missouri, passed away on April 29, 2026.
Alan proudly served his country as a member of the United States Army, attaining the rank of Sergeant (E-5). Following his military service, he built a career as a skilled carpenter, known for his craftsmanship and strong work ethic.
Above all, Alan cherished his family and friends. He will be remembered for his dedication to those he loved and the lasting impact he made on their lives.
He was the beloved husband of Donna Comparato; devoted father of Aaron (Andrea) Comparato, Jason Comparato, and Nathan (Debbie) Comparato; and proud grandfather of Bailey (Alex) Johannsson and Isabella Comparato. He is also survived by his sister, Janet (Robert) Stiern, as well as many nieces and nephews.
Alan will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him as a husband, father, father-in-law, brother, uncle, grandfather, step-grandfather, and friend.
Alan was preceded in death by his brother, Joe Comparato; his mother, Dorothy (Becker) Comparato; and his father, Joseph Comparato.
Services: A memorial visitation will be held on Saturday, May 9, at Kutis South County Chapel, 5255 Lemay Ferry Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63129 from 9:00 a.m with a memorial service following at 10:00 a.m., officiated by Pastor Kenny Qualls of First Baptist Church of Arnold.
A gathering will follow immediately afterward at the Family Life Center at First Baptist Church of Arnold. A catered lunch will be served. Please enter through the Family Life Center entrance and follow posted signs.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the COPD Foundation.
Please accept our heartfelt condolences on Al’s passing. May happy memories of Al comfort you during this sad time.
Friends from JEDMED
RIP, old friend .
Alan…. Sweet, kind, hard working, able to figure out how to fix anything, always pleasant, funny, the best little brother anyone could have! I will love him forever. He was a wonderful, kind and gentle man! Jan Stiern (sister)
Many great times as a kid on road trips from Connecticut to St. Louis to see dads (Joseph Comparato) side of the family. Alan had such a great sense of witty humor and it was always funny to see the teasing between Alan, Joe, Jan, Bob, Donna, etc. generally with dad trying to be serious and Alan joking around. Alan was a great, intelligent uncle, it was great seeing everyone at dad’s house a few years back. Much love to everyone Donna, Aaron, Nathan, Jason miss you and sorry for your loss
I remember Alan, my cousin, as one of the sweetest men I have ever known, reminding me of my lovely Aunt Dot and Uncle Joe many times. I was blessed to have worked with Alan in my young years. I know our Lord has him close to Him and in a better place now. Lynn (Comparato) Hill
To the best uncle I had, and I know we will all be together as a family again. You were always so friendly and kind and you will be greatly missed.
Alan was my brother-in law. I loved him and he will be greatly missed. A story about Alan: Back in the early 90s, Alan and Donna came down to visit one weekend. We went next door to my wife’s parents for dinner. They had just built a beautiful in ground pool. We were sitting around visiting and my father in law was working on building the deck for the pool. Alan asked if he could help, but Terry (my father in law) didn’t want to ask that of someone on vacation. Alan insisted and his eyes lit up. He seemed happiest when he was working on something. He got on his hands and knees and helped, happily. He was that kind of guy. He loved helping others.