Michael E. Allsup

Thank you very much, Larry, we all appreciate it very much. Yes, Mike was one of the good guys.

Thanks for your condolences, Tom. Though I was the youngest of the Allsup brothers, I remember well many of the 48 Olds East St, Louis stories. And I particularly remember at least one marker that was left in the trunk of that 48 Olds from one of its runs.......
And thanks again for remembering Mike, Tom. It is much appreciated.

Allsup Family,
My deepest sympathies on the passing of Mike. I hadn't seen Mike in years, but remember a lot of laughs with Mike and Bud Jose at the racetracks. Mike was one of the good guys.

Larry Hoffmann

John, Dan, and Jim,
I'm not sure how much John has told you guys about the 48 Olds he and John drove around E St Louis, but as talkative as Mike was, I'm sure he related a lot. My brother Ed and also had a 48 Olds.....we were mistaken for Mike and John a lot.....and that wasn't a good thing!!!! I'll miss Mike and you all have our deepest sympathy. May God bless Mike and all of the Allsup family.

Thanks for the kind words, Rick. I know you and Mike were long-time pals at the tables and at the bowling alley. Every 3.14 hands, eh?

I'm sorry for your loss. May the true God of comfort, comfort those mourning and bind up the brokenhearted.
Isaiah 61:1,2

Dear Chris and Andy, brothers and sisters of Mike---
Mike was my best friend, after we met and worked together
at Von Hoffmann Press for a few years, then again decades
later at Universal Prtg. He and I would laugh at just about
everything there was to enjoy in this world. His banter, and
state of the situation will be sorely missed. I wish him a
hot table, now, where blackjacks come up every 3.14 hands. Good-bye my friend. You are still in my heart.
Peace,
Rick Hradsky