Samuel Allar Obituary
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Sam was a graduate of Bethesda High School and was an Army veteran. He worked for several years as a Coal Mining Supervisor for various mines. Sam was a member of the Barnesville Masonic Lodge and the Sandy Ridge Church of Christ. Sam loved his music and riding motorcycles. He had a multitude of friends, he never met a stranger. He enjoyed going to McDonald's every evening with the crew.
In addition to his parents, Sam was preceded in death by his first wife, Ruth Ann (Carpenter) Allar; grandson, Mark Moore; and granddaughter, Wendy Cline; and several brothers and sisters.
Sam is survived by his children, Cindy (Bob) Thompson; Sam (Kathy) Allar, and Kris (Jerry) Moore; grandchildren, Jim (Shelly) Thompson, Eric Cline, Bobby (Misty) Thompson, Cole (Courtney) Allar, Cory (Alicia) Allar, Clinton (Mariah) Allar, Matthew (Emily) Moore, Meliah (KateLynn) Moore; and several great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren; sisters, Faith Morris and Judy Allar.
Honoring Sam's wishes, cremation will take place with no additional services being held. Sam's care is entrusted to Campbell-Plumly-Milburn Funeral Home, 319 North Chestnut Street, Barnesville, Ohio.
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