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Samuel Charles Allerton Jr., lovingly known as Sam, passed away at his home on January 23, 2025, at the age of 71, due to complications sustained from a motorcycle crash on October 27th. He was born on March 25, 1953, in Newport News, Virginia, to Samuel Charles Allerton Sr. and Jean Grace Phillips Allerton.
At the age of 19, Sam joined the United States Navy, dedicating more than 30 years of his life serving his country with honor and commitment. His time in the Navy was marked by steadfast loyalty and a deep sense of duty. He retired as a Senior Chief (E8), serving in multiple conflicts. Upon retirement, Sam continued to dedicate time and experience to the Chief’s mess and selectees.
Sam is survived by his devoted wife of 35 years, Joi; his children Michelle (John Talley), Colton (Jen Allerton) and Corrinne; and his cherished grandchildren Spencer, Harper, Piper and Archer. He was preceded in death by his grandson Hunter Allerton
The family will be holding a private service. Those wishing to pay their respects may do so via the Legacy link provided by the family.
May Sam’s memory bring comfort to all who knew and loved him.
3950 W Clay Street, Saint Charles, MO 63301

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