Alison Dean Obituary
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She was born and raised in LaVergne, TN and she worked at Sonic for ten plus years. Alison loved music and singing and she was always smiling. She was a hard worker and a natural caretaker at heart. But, most of all, she loved being a mom the most.
Alison is preceded in death by her siblings Vanessa McDowell and Valerie Dean.
She is survived by her parents Barry and Renee Dean and Karen and Don McNatt; her siblings Barry Dean and Heidi Skinner and her children Malaki Dewayne Gibson, 15 yrs old, and Marley Rose Clark, 8 years old. She is also survived by her step siblings Shannon Parks, Sam Pitts, Jesse Benis, Anna McNatt and several nieces and nephews.
The family appreciates all the care and concern shown to them during this difficult time.
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Berdie Hughes( Mario Clark Auntie)
August 16, 2025
Sorry for your loss. My condolences to the family. My prayers are with you . Sincerely Berdie Hughes, Dickson Tn.
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Samanthajo
August 15, 2025
Got to meet this very sweet loving and caring young lady at mirror lake recovery center. She always had a smile on her face . She went threw losing a sibling while in the treatment center,but she came back and finished her program. That gave me hope to see that. Rest easy angel.
Marcie Hudson
August 15, 2025
Your smile was contagious, praying for your family
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