Dora Beatrice Hurst "Bea" Allen

I first met Bea when I became friends with her son, Otis W. Allen in 1963. At the young age of 13 years, I could see that Bea was a sweetheart of a woman that really loved her family. She was always pleasant, kind, cheerful, and just one of the nicest persons I had ever met. I loved her and will NEVER forget her. I am also very grateful that she introduced me to banana and mayo sandwhiches that I still love to eat today, 45 years later. God Bless Dora H. Allen

Charlie "Tuna" Urso

To my "other" Mother We knew each other 30 years. I could always count on you. We made it through good times and bad. You leaned on me and I on you during the bad times. We had so many good times-laughing, shopping, and of course, our favorite eating. You were such a great cook. I miss you so much! Thank you for loving me and being my friend and a member of my family.

I didn't know Bea, but I've heard DeeDee talk about her alot. I'm sure she will be missed terribly. I'll keep your family in our prayers.

Mama, you were a great mother and I will miss you dearly.We will one day meet again and what a happy day it will be.I love you

You put a smile on my face every time I saw you and I'm sorry that I kept getting taller than you! I'll make sure to paint my bread with mustard when I make my sandwiches! I will miss your history telling about our family. You were so knowledgeable on all of that stuff. I love you very much and will miss you dearly! P.S. I'm not sorry for all of the pictures I took of you! Now I have great pictures to always remember you by!
To all of my family, I know that it is a sad time, but now Aunt...