Wanda Israelsen Allen

I was nine years old when Wanda married my uncle Dell. Their Union has brought many wonderful memories over the years and a myriad of cousins and other relatives related to the Allen/Israelson clans. It´s hard to believe it´s been 5 years since Wandas passing...we all miss her and cherish the kindness and love she showed to means my family...God Bless

I met Sister Allen while serving in the Washington Kennewick Mission. I remember her kind warm ways and a woman of many talents. I just discovered she passed today while attending BYU Womens Conference and her talented son and daughter-in-law spoke. I send my sympathy to Brother Allen and the rest of her family. I am grateful we crossed paths.

I met Wanda and Dell after I moved to North Logan in 2003 and work with them in leading the North Logan Home-Based Business Association, which they we key in its creation. I have always appreciated their wisdom, counsel and direction and consider them one of my choicest associations. Wanda leaves quite a legacy in her memories and the family she leaves behind. My best wishes to you, Dell, and you family. Thank goodness for our understanding of eternity.

I met Wanda and Dell after moving to North Logan in 2003 and participated with them in leading the North Logan Home-based Business Association that they were key principles in its creation. I hold my time and association with them as one of my greatest privileges and I will be forever grateful for their wisdom, guidance, and counsel during our association. A more accomplished pair I have never met. Wanda will be greatly missed, but she leaves a lasting legacy in her memories and the family...

We send our Love to you all. Tom & Ruth Emang, Nauvoo Temple Mission

Dear Allen Family,

It has been an honor knowing your wonderful mother, Wanda. I hold her in the highest esteem and think the world of her. She is the epitome of kindness, charity and joy and her gracious example will be always remembered by me and my family. She is for us one of those rare persons one meets in life who inspires others to live life to a higher, more noble standard. "What would Wanda Allen do" is a standard I think about in dealing with life's many decisions, especially...

I met Wanda in Third Grade at Lewiston Elementary. She was the "new" teacher. What a wonder she was! She helped me discover my love of learning. We all felt empowered and motivated. We sensed her love of life and understood clearly her love for each of us. She made such a difference in my life. Her joy become my joy and I have NEVER forgotten. She was a great example through her whole life. I admit my young life was devestated when she got engaged a short time after our class, I had hoped...

Dear Allen Family,
We greatly enjoyed knowing and working with your great Mother. She was always so full of life and loved her family. We wish you and your family well and trust your faith in Christ and the hope of Heavenly Fathers plan for families will be felt and realized not only now but forever.
Sincerely,
Chris and Elaine Nelson

To all the Allen Family:

Your wife/mother was and is an elect lady. The light of her countenance may have left this mortal world, but remains with all those who knew her. However, it is now shining even brighter in Paradise. May the Comforter be in rich abundance during this time in your lives. My life will always be richer and better because of Wanda. Love you all!