Jonathan Allmett

In 2000, Jon joined our "MAC Daddy" charity golf tournament in Atlanta with his acoustic guitar and brought music to the awards party for the very first time. Although Jon followed his music to Chicago and Houston, the music at the MAC Daddy has carried on ever since.

As we celebrate our 11th annual MAC Daddy tournament on May 17, 2008 at Stone Mountain Golf Club, half of this year's proceeds will be donated to Camp Twin Lakes in memory of Jon. May the memories he made live on...

I heard the news last night in the most bizarre way. I was shocked. I ran to the computer to see if it was the Jon I knew, hoping it wasn't. I met Jon the night he moved to Chicago, he dedicated "Yellow" by Coldplay to me as he played at the Wrightwood Tap. That's how we met. I'll never forget it. I just don't understand what happened, and like a lot of other people I am searching for answers. I send my deepest sympathy to his family and all the kids at Camp Sunshine and Kudzu. ...

Oh my goodness I just heard of Jons passing I did his hair for years.I am shocked and saddened by the news.My prayers go out to his family.

My favorite part of Camp Sunshine was the time spent with Jon singing. He was amazing and touched so many lives. And he is still touching them through his music. He is still a big part of so many of my memories, even from camp years ago. He will not be forgotten!

You are missed. Thank you for your inspiration.

To Jon's Family, you have my deepest sympathy. I met Jon through Camp Braveheart. I used to be the camp director there and Jon always showed up early and stayed late to help. I always saw him happy and full of life. You should be proud of the life he led. He made others so happy. It was impossible to be down around Jon. He was full of life and enjoyed every minute of it. He will greatly be missed.

Sabrina Wright Framptom

Heartfelt wishes go out to the Allmett family in their time of need.

I feel lucky that I had the opportunity to work with Jon many times over the years when he performed in Buckhead.

I guess God needed someone to entertain those that are no longer with us.

As a former Marine I say to Jon: If the Army and the Navy ever look upon Heaven's scenes they will find the streets guarded by U.S. Marines.

I'm saddened to here of Jon's passing. Though I did not know him extremely well, I did enjoy his musical stylings on more than one occasion at the Port of Blarney, Antioch, IL. My prayers go out to his family. God Speed.

My husband and I are deeply saddened by the passing of Jon. We have known him for years in Atlanta and became good friends with his brother, Colin as well. Our hearts go out to all of you. He will be missed...