Allison L. Stetson

Beth, Jean and family,

With sadness I write this note of sympathy. On the occasion I would run into Allison at a "craft" store she was always so full of life, dressed to the nines and never without her make-up. I, on the other hand, would hope not to meet anyone I knew because there were times when I would just run out to do an something forgetting I was in my "house mode". Always smiling is how I will remember her, as well as our close birthdays, March 14 for me and March 15...

Allison,

I will be forever grateful to you and Ronnie for moving to Henderson and convincing me to move out here too. If it wasnt for you, I never would have met and fallen in love with my "Wiff"...There are so many memories over the years, but one of my favorite will be when Tracey and I were visiting you during your final week with us. When we were leaving for the day, you said "Stay out of trouble"..My witty reply was "No way, thats no fun" and you immediately turned to me AND...

Allison will be missed so much. I'll never forget whenever she called me, she'd say Hi Bag. Her nephews thought that was my real name when they were young. We had so many good times over the years, especially Hermit Island camping. She was always there for everyone and always a true friend. Las Vegas will not be the same without her. When I play slot machines this year, it will be for her. We'll miss & love you forever! Patsy & Bob

Allison, Even though we haven't seen each other in 6 years, it was always a great comfort to me knowing you were here in your corner of the world. Even though you will be greatly missed, it is still a comfort to me to just have known you.
You were a dear friend to me, someone I could always confide in. You always knew whether I was happy or sad, regardless to the expression on my face. You were there for some of the best and worst moments of my life. I am sorry I couldn't be there for...

Allison, my dear friend, you will be missed so much. A heart of gold and a sense of humor to match. I will always keep my sweet memories of you in my heart.
Much Love, your old friend
Luane

Beth and Jean....Will always remember the fun summers we spent together at Harmon's Beach. The 'other Bergs' from across the road shared summers with you 3 girls, as well as Sharon Conley and the Foley kids..remember? Those were such memorable summer vacations.
In deepest sympathy, All the 'other Bergs', Skip, Val, Ray, Chris, Pete and Tom..

Dear Trott's,Turner's, Berg's & their immediate families,

Just thinking of the first time I met Beth & Jean Trott they were standing in the doorway of the house we had just moved out of in West Buxton Village the year being fall of 1952.. Allison was six months old at the time and I am sure she would have been standing with her two sisters if she could have !
She was very determined even in her final days with her beloved husband Ronnie,her sister Jean and good friend...