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ALLISON, SHIRLEY ANN, 65, passed away Thursday, January 12, 2011.
She was a member of Calvary Apostolic Church.
She was preceded in death by her parents, George Ronald and Dorothy Pearl Padgett Thomas and sister, Betty Jones.
She is survived by her loving husband, Henry Pete Allison Sr.; children, Kecia Bartley (Scotty), Henry Pete Allison Jr. and Joseph Ronald Allison; grandchildren, Ashley Dawn, Henry Pete III, Brittany Nicole and Brandon Scott Allison; four great-grandchildren; and sister, Nancy Scheitlin.
The funeral is noon Friday at Joseph E. Ratterman & Son, 7336 Southside Dr. Visitation is 2-8 p.m. Thursday and after 9 a.m. Friday followed by burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Mr. Allison, Words can not express my sadness over the loss of Mrs. Allison. Please know that you and your family are always in my prayer. If you need anything, please let me know.
Tiffany Dobbins-Bridges
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Tiffany Dobbins-Bridges
February 3, 2012
Dear sweetheart even though you are gone my love for you will never die.As long as GOD gives me breath I will never never stop loving you.YES There is an empty spot in my heart and I miss you I would not want you back here suffering the way you were suffering.I know where you are now there is no pain no tears.GOD answered our prayers when we ask HIM to ease your pain.It was not the way we wanted but it was HIS way and HIS way is always the right way.I thank GOD for the time HE gave us together.I hope you know you have always been the love of my life.You were not only my wife but my best friend.Now you are not only my wife and my best friend you are my guardian angel.I want everyone to know you will always be in my heart now and for ever .
Ill Love You As Long As I live.Your loving Husband.Pete Sr
Pete Allison
January 28, 2012
To my wonder Mother who has always been there for me. I will greatly miss you alot. Even through your in Heaven now you will never be far away from my Heart.
and I will cherish all the wonder times that we had together. I will miss taking care of you everyday. And I will you telling Daddy that you where going to send him to the moon. I wish that I could have done more to make you feel better but now your home with Jesus and all your family and friend who passed on before you. You are now my gaurdian Angel always watching over me. I will see you one day. And I promise to take good care of Daddy for you until you two meet again one day.
Love you always your daughter Kecia
Kecia
January 26, 2012
Melissa
January 20, 2012
I will miss you my adopted mother. I cried so much as I laid in bed last night. I know in my heart that you are with God watching over us all and that eases some of the pain but not all. I sit back and think about the laughter we shared and how I could talk to you about anything & everything & I will forever cherish those memories. One thing I will never forget was when my adopted daddy was in the hospital I would check in on you and bring you dinner, and you LOVED my mashed taters. I just wish I would have stayed more in contact and that hurts more than anything. But I believe in my heart that you never held that against me even though I do. I love you so much and I will always miss you. And I promise I will help watch over the Love of your Life, my daddy. I know not by blood but by heart and soul, you two will ALWAYS & Forever will be my mom & dad. I love you.
Melissa
January 20, 2012
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