The phrase "all fond" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sentiment of fondness, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "I am all fond of the memories we created together."
Alternatives: "very fond" or "deeply fond".
These are all fond memories which I shall always hold dear.
We're all fond of Hubert, but we're also so much more enlightened.
"We are not Tunis," shouted the other ageing Arab dictators who are all fond of dyeing their hair and moustaches.
Stentorian voices resound through "Henry Luce and Time-Life's America: A Vision of Empire," some apologetic, all fond.
Many Latin-American ladies show up to learn to to make decorative sweet cakes & pastries, which they are all fond of.
So let's bid a not at all fond farewell to the Big Zero — the decade in which we achieved nothing and learned nothing.
It re-imagines the führer as a cardigan-wearing know-it-all, fond of bicycles, organic cashews and typewriters.
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We will cherish all the fond memories of our times together at Montammy Golf Club, gatherings in NYC, Hadassah luncheons.
For all the fond and fun memories, Allan's memorial was of course touched with sadness for the loss of a valued and creative colleague and friend.
To judge from all these fond and jaundiced memories Vreeland's life was a decades-long whirlwind of beauty and color, sustained by a deep, unquenchable hunger for life and a revolt against conformity and Mommy Meanest.
