Died age 70
1908 graduate of KU (Kansas Univ)
World War I, US Marine Corps, Corporal
Died at VA Hospital, Fort Harrison MT
Parents: Melville Allison & Eva Morris
Brother of Mabel Allison Johnson & Ray Geller Allison
Wife: Gertrude R. English
Children:
1. Morris English Allison 1920-2008 (cremated)
2. James Clinton Allison 1923-2011
3. Arvid Raymond Allison 1926-1989 (cremated)
4. Earl Charles Allison 1935-
Occ: pharmacist, later grain buyer for H. Earl Clack Co.
Marine veteran, WWI. 8th MC Reg at Galveston TX, also Mare Island CA
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obituary: "Earl Allison Succumbs at Veterans Hospital; Last Rites Pending--Earl Allison, 70, former Kremlin and Havre resident, died Thursday at the Veterans Administration hospital at Fort Harrison. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Mr Allison, a retired grain buyer for the H Earl Clack Co, was born Nov 23, 1886 at Cedarville KS. He was married Feb 28, 1918 at Great Falls to Gertrude R English, who survives him. For 41 years he had been a resident of Montana. He lived at Kremlin most of that time and nine years ago he moved to Havre. Two years ago he moved to Columbia Falls where he had been residing until his confinement in the hospital.
A World War I veteran, Mr Allison served as a corporal in the marine corps. He enlisted April 22, 1918 at Mare Island, California and was honorably discharged Mar 18, 1919 at Galveston TX. He was a member of Gildford AF & AM.
Survivors include his wife; fours sons, Morris and Ray of Columbia Falls, James of Gary IN, and Earl C of Havre; one sister, Mrs Mabel Johnson, Wichita KS; one brother, Ray, Wichita KS and eight grandchildren."
(from Havre MT Public Library)
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Son's obituary:
James Clinton Allison, born June 9, 1923, passed away peacefully from this life to the next, with his wife Margaret (Peg) at his side, on December 8, 2011. James, known to all as Jim, was born in Kremlin, Montana, one of 4 children. He is survived by his brother Earl (Dick), his devoted wife and friend of 60 years, Margaret, five children: Lonnie, Rande, Sandy, Gary and Rick, 7 grandchildren and one great grandchild. He was preceded in death by his son Steve. Jim and Peg have lived in Mesa, AZ for the last 30 years. Jim served in WWII as both a rifle specialist in the Army, and a sergeant in the US Air Force, where he was a B-24 bombardier over Germany. He had a career in the vending and coin operated business, eventually owning his own company in the San Francisco Bay Area. Jim had the ability to "fix almost anything", and used this capacity to serve others, especially family and neighbors all his life. He was also a creative artist, both as a painter and musician. His organ playing, especially swing music, not only blessed him but many hundreds of others, whether he was playing for parties in community centers in Mesa, at their second home in Show Low, or just for himself on the patio. His music made people smile and want to dance, especially at Christmas, Jim's favorite time of year. He had a quick wit and sense of humor. Often when friends or families were around, his spontaneous comments made everyone laugh. His devotion and giving spirit to his family was great, up to the last month of his life. Every time one of his children concluded a telephone call with "dad", he would ask if they needed anything- and he meant anything. But above all, he cherished his wife. Their love provided a wonderful life for them and a precious example to family and friends. Jim Allison will be greatly missed, but with him we share a hope of reunion in the next world where there is no mourning, crying or pain. A memorial service for Jim Allison will be held at 11:30 am on Wednesday December 14. Location is the Community Center at Brentwood Southern, 8103 E. Southern Ave., Mesa, AZ 85203.
1908 graduate of KU (Kansas Univ)
World War I, US Marine Corps, Corporal
Died at VA Hospital, Fort Harrison MT
Parents: Melville Allison & Eva Morris
Brother of Mabel Allison Johnson & Ray Geller Allison
Wife: Gertrude R. English
Children:
1. Morris English Allison 1920-2008 (cremated)
2. James Clinton Allison 1923-2011
3. Arvid Raymond Allison 1926-1989 (cremated)
4. Earl Charles Allison 1935-
Occ: pharmacist, later grain buyer for H. Earl Clack Co.
Marine veteran, WWI. 8th MC Reg at Galveston TX, also Mare Island CA
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obituary: "Earl Allison Succumbs at Veterans Hospital; Last Rites Pending--Earl Allison, 70, former Kremlin and Havre resident, died Thursday at the Veterans Administration hospital at Fort Harrison. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Mr Allison, a retired grain buyer for the H Earl Clack Co, was born Nov 23, 1886 at Cedarville KS. He was married Feb 28, 1918 at Great Falls to Gertrude R English, who survives him. For 41 years he had been a resident of Montana. He lived at Kremlin most of that time and nine years ago he moved to Havre. Two years ago he moved to Columbia Falls where he had been residing until his confinement in the hospital.
A World War I veteran, Mr Allison served as a corporal in the marine corps. He enlisted April 22, 1918 at Mare Island, California and was honorably discharged Mar 18, 1919 at Galveston TX. He was a member of Gildford AF & AM.
Survivors include his wife; fours sons, Morris and Ray of Columbia Falls, James of Gary IN, and Earl C of Havre; one sister, Mrs Mabel Johnson, Wichita KS; one brother, Ray, Wichita KS and eight grandchildren."
(from Havre MT Public Library)
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Son's obituary:
James Clinton Allison, born June 9, 1923, passed away peacefully from this life to the next, with his wife Margaret (Peg) at his side, on December 8, 2011. James, known to all as Jim, was born in Kremlin, Montana, one of 4 children. He is survived by his brother Earl (Dick), his devoted wife and friend of 60 years, Margaret, five children: Lonnie, Rande, Sandy, Gary and Rick, 7 grandchildren and one great grandchild. He was preceded in death by his son Steve. Jim and Peg have lived in Mesa, AZ for the last 30 years. Jim served in WWII as both a rifle specialist in the Army, and a sergeant in the US Air Force, where he was a B-24 bombardier over Germany. He had a career in the vending and coin operated business, eventually owning his own company in the San Francisco Bay Area. Jim had the ability to "fix almost anything", and used this capacity to serve others, especially family and neighbors all his life. He was also a creative artist, both as a painter and musician. His organ playing, especially swing music, not only blessed him but many hundreds of others, whether he was playing for parties in community centers in Mesa, at their second home in Show Low, or just for himself on the patio. His music made people smile and want to dance, especially at Christmas, Jim's favorite time of year. He had a quick wit and sense of humor. Often when friends or families were around, his spontaneous comments made everyone laugh. His devotion and giving spirit to his family was great, up to the last month of his life. Every time one of his children concluded a telephone call with "dad", he would ask if they needed anything- and he meant anything. But above all, he cherished his wife. Their love provided a wonderful life for them and a precious example to family and friends. Jim Allison will be greatly missed, but with him we share a hope of reunion in the next world where there is no mourning, crying or pain. A memorial service for Jim Allison will be held at 11:30 am on Wednesday December 14. Location is the Community Center at Brentwood Southern, 8103 E. Southern Ave., Mesa, AZ 85203.
Died age 70
1908 graduate of KU (Kansas Univ)
World War I, US Marine Corps, Corporal
Died at VA Hospital, Fort Harrison MT
Parents: Melville Allison & Eva Morris
Brother of Mabel Allison Johnson & Ray Geller Allison
Wife: Gertrude R. English
Children:
1. Morris English Allison 1920-2008 (cremated)
2. James Clinton Allison 1923-2011
3. Arvid Raymond Allison 1926-1989 (cremated)
4. Earl Charles Allison 1935-
Occ: pharmacist, later grain buyer for H. Earl Clack Co.
Marine veteran, WWI. 8th MC Reg at Galveston TX, also Mare Island CA
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obituary: "Earl Allison Succumbs at Veterans Hospital; Last Rites Pending--Earl Allison, 70, former Kremlin and Havre resident, died Thursday at the Veterans Administration hospital at Fort Harrison. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Mr Allison, a retired grain buyer for the H Earl Clack Co, was born Nov 23, 1886 at Cedarville KS. He was married Feb 28, 1918 at Great Falls to Gertrude R English, who survives him. For 41 years he had been a resident of Montana. He lived at Kremlin most of that time and nine years ago he moved to Havre. Two years ago he moved to Columbia Falls where he had been residing until his confinement in the hospital.
A World War I veteran, Mr Allison served as a corporal in the marine corps. He enlisted April 22, 1918 at Mare Island, California and was honorably discharged Mar 18, 1919 at Galveston TX. He was a member of Gildford AF & AM.
Survivors include his wife; fours sons, Morris and Ray of Columbia Falls, James of Gary IN, and Earl C of Havre; one sister, Mrs Mabel Johnson, Wichita KS; one brother, Ray, Wichita KS and eight grandchildren."
(from Havre MT Public Library)
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Son's obituary:
James Clinton Allison, born June 9, 1923, passed away peacefully from this life to the next, with his wife Margaret (Peg) at his side, on December 8, 2011. James, known to all as Jim, was born in Kremlin, Montana, one of 4 children. He is survived by his brother Earl (Dick), his devoted wife and friend of 60 years, Margaret, five children: Lonnie, Rande, Sandy, Gary and Rick, 7 grandchildren and one great grandchild. He was preceded in death by his son Steve. Jim and Peg have lived in Mesa, AZ for the last 30 years. Jim served in WWII as both a rifle specialist in the Army, and a sergeant in the US Air Force, where he was a B-24 bombardier over Germany. He had a career in the vending and coin operated business, eventually owning his own company in the San Francisco Bay Area. Jim had the ability to "fix almost anything", and used this capacity to serve others, especially family and neighbors all his life. He was also a creative artist, both as a painter and musician. His organ playing, especially swing music, not only blessed him but many hundreds of others, whether he was playing for parties in community centers in Mesa, at their second home in Show Low, or just for himself on the patio. His music made people smile and want to dance, especially at Christmas, Jim's favorite time of year. He had a quick wit and sense of humor. Often when friends or families were around, his spontaneous comments made everyone laugh. His devotion and giving spirit to his family was great, up to the last month of his life. Every time one of his children concluded a telephone call with "dad", he would ask if they needed anything- and he meant anything. But above all, he cherished his wife. Their love provided a wonderful life for them and a precious example to family and friends. Jim Allison will be greatly missed, but with him we share a hope of reunion in the next world where there is no mourning, crying or pain. A memorial service for Jim Allison will be held at 11:30 am on Wednesday December 14. Location is the Community Center at Brentwood Southern, 8103 E. Southern Ave., Mesa, AZ 85203.
1908 graduate of KU (Kansas Univ)
World War I, US Marine Corps, Corporal
Died at VA Hospital, Fort Harrison MT
Parents: Melville Allison & Eva Morris
Brother of Mabel Allison Johnson & Ray Geller Allison
Wife: Gertrude R. English
Children:
1. Morris English Allison 1920-2008 (cremated)
2. James Clinton Allison 1923-2011
3. Arvid Raymond Allison 1926-1989 (cremated)
4. Earl Charles Allison 1935-
Occ: pharmacist, later grain buyer for H. Earl Clack Co.
Marine veteran, WWI. 8th MC Reg at Galveston TX, also Mare Island CA
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obituary: "Earl Allison Succumbs at Veterans Hospital; Last Rites Pending--Earl Allison, 70, former Kremlin and Havre resident, died Thursday at the Veterans Administration hospital at Fort Harrison. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Mr Allison, a retired grain buyer for the H Earl Clack Co, was born Nov 23, 1886 at Cedarville KS. He was married Feb 28, 1918 at Great Falls to Gertrude R English, who survives him. For 41 years he had been a resident of Montana. He lived at Kremlin most of that time and nine years ago he moved to Havre. Two years ago he moved to Columbia Falls where he had been residing until his confinement in the hospital.
A World War I veteran, Mr Allison served as a corporal in the marine corps. He enlisted April 22, 1918 at Mare Island, California and was honorably discharged Mar 18, 1919 at Galveston TX. He was a member of Gildford AF & AM.
Survivors include his wife; fours sons, Morris and Ray of Columbia Falls, James of Gary IN, and Earl C of Havre; one sister, Mrs Mabel Johnson, Wichita KS; one brother, Ray, Wichita KS and eight grandchildren."
(from Havre MT Public Library)
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Son's obituary:
James Clinton Allison, born June 9, 1923, passed away peacefully from this life to the next, with his wife Margaret (Peg) at his side, on December 8, 2011. James, known to all as Jim, was born in Kremlin, Montana, one of 4 children. He is survived by his brother Earl (Dick), his devoted wife and friend of 60 years, Margaret, five children: Lonnie, Rande, Sandy, Gary and Rick, 7 grandchildren and one great grandchild. He was preceded in death by his son Steve. Jim and Peg have lived in Mesa, AZ for the last 30 years. Jim served in WWII as both a rifle specialist in the Army, and a sergeant in the US Air Force, where he was a B-24 bombardier over Germany. He had a career in the vending and coin operated business, eventually owning his own company in the San Francisco Bay Area. Jim had the ability to "fix almost anything", and used this capacity to serve others, especially family and neighbors all his life. He was also a creative artist, both as a painter and musician. His organ playing, especially swing music, not only blessed him but many hundreds of others, whether he was playing for parties in community centers in Mesa, at their second home in Show Low, or just for himself on the patio. His music made people smile and want to dance, especially at Christmas, Jim's favorite time of year. He had a quick wit and sense of humor. Often when friends or families were around, his spontaneous comments made everyone laugh. His devotion and giving spirit to his family was great, up to the last month of his life. Every time one of his children concluded a telephone call with "dad", he would ask if they needed anything- and he meant anything. But above all, he cherished his wife. Their love provided a wonderful life for them and a precious example to family and friends. Jim Allison will be greatly missed, but with him we share a hope of reunion in the next world where there is no mourning, crying or pain. A memorial service for Jim Allison will be held at 11:30 am on Wednesday December 14. Location is the Community Center at Brentwood Southern, 8103 E. Southern Ave., Mesa, AZ 85203.
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