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Allen was a free spirit. He loved to travel and see the world. I think that he was the happiest when he was being outdoors and meeting people of all walks of life. It was not uncommon for him to help others. His heart was always big enough for one more person. His family was dear to him and he never forgot to let them know that. We love you Brother and Uncle Allen, you will always be in our hearts and in our prayers.
Notes and messages
I remeber when we were young & you stole Grandma Jo's tobacco. As you know we were doing something we shouldnt have been doing. Hiding in the barn smoking stolen tobacco. We burn the barn down smoking stolen tobacco. I think my butt still hurts when I think about the spanking we got. Of course we were always getting in trouble together. You know I would still take a butt whipping for you bro. I love you & will always think of you.
Missing you bunches. Spread your wings and fly Bro.
Red Butt Sister, 31 January 2006
To all the Chesson and Williams family, I will pray for you and your Brother daily as you did for me when we lost my father Charles. Although I did not know Allen, I remember Pat and Joe speeking lovingly of him and I konw you are all hurting. Please remember that special place where we will all meet, Allen and Charles will both be waiting with open arms when it is our time. I Love you All!
Liana Deville, 31 January 2006