Wiley T. Alliston

It has been my privledge to have known Mr. Alliston for the past 4 years. I am grateful for the opportunities to stop by and spend time visiting with him. His down to earth approach, along with his honesty and integrity were always evident in our conversations. As I told Ruby, we lost two good men last Saturday, Wiley Alliston and Paul Harvey, both men of outstanding character. Wiley you'll be missed here, but I'm looking forward to our next visit. Ruby you and your family are in our thoughts...

My deceased husband, Rick Griffin and I worked with Mr. Alliston at Stewart Title and I have such fond memories of him. He was truly a gentle, caring man. He and Rick often spoke of the cattle ranching after he and Mrs. Alliston moved to the country. I know the family will have many loving memories to sustain them. God bless you all.

Though he will truly be missed, we will see him again some day. He was a wonderful friend and an excellent example of what it means to be a godly christian man. He will be forever in our hearts.

I am sorrowed by your loss and share in your grief. I am grateful for the short period of my life to have had the privilege to know Wiley. I only wish I could have known him many years ago, although his friendship with my father and his visits during my dad's battle against cancer with always be appreciated by my family.
Praise God, I will have the opportunity to see him again, one day.

We feel so honored to have counted Wiley as a friend. Our Sunday afternoon visits will remain a special memory for us as we remember this wonderful Christian man. Ruby, Mike and Meredith, you are in our thoughts and prayers during this time.

Wiley was a true American hero and was living history. Most of all, he was a great, Christian man who showed care and concern for everyone. He will be dearly missed. Semper Fi.