Phillip "Tinker" Allen

Tinker every time I see a light blue 4 door dodge or red one I think of u or if I eat watermelon. I know u will be sadly missed .

May u watch down on your family and take care of them .

Thanks for all the yrs my horses got to live there .

Deepest Condolences to the Allen family,You will be missed old friend,We always would talk when we ran into each other at Jones,My mamma was a big fan of Jones always,When my mamma passed,I always said she and all who met at Jones are setting at the big table in the sky catching up with each one that has gone on before us,Save me a place at the table my friend.God Bless family and friends of Tinker.

Tinker I remember you as a little guy as I was also little riding the school bus each morning and afternoon, you sat right behind your mother and were never happy about that which you voiced very clearly at least daily at which your momma always said "tinker hush up it ain't going to change a thing" sometimes you'd cry but mostly you were 't happy about it, once I told you your momma just loved you and wanted you close and you stuck your tongue out of me. It's a funny memory and I thank you...

Gonna miss you Tink, and the fond memories, having dinner at your house with Horace and Pauline, working in the fields, going out on weekends talking racing and running around Citrus County eating at Jones. Really proud and honored to have had been in the company of you and your family. God Bless. Louie Russo and family. P.S. attached old photo of you, myself (far right with orange hat) David Woods, Greg Gouge and Todd when we were in the Chronicle early eighties.

Our deepest sympathy to the Allen family. Jeanne and Michael Creel, Hendersonville, N.C. (formerly Lecanto, Florida)

I new Mr. Allen through many years of racing. He enjoyed his racing and his family. He was always willing to help so many people at the race track. He would come over to the house with there race car for Doc to help scale it and anything else they needed done. He will be missed by his family and friends.

Tinker was one of the first neighbors we met when moving to Lecanto in 1981. Was always friendly with us and had a smile. He will be missed.

Janet, Dick, Jerry and Pam Yant

I nearly grew up with this man. Uncle Tink I will miss you very much. Save me a seat next to you. You will be missed greatly.I have so many fond memories and will never forget you.
My heart goes out to the Allen/Haley family.
Love,
Kitten

I graduated with Tinker, he always so sweet. Will miss seeing you at the reunion, but as someone said I will see you again one day.
Prayers for the family