Bryan died unexpectedly as the result of injuries sustained in an early morning accident on Route 16 in Stratton.
He was born in Farmington, the son of Timothy Allen and Susan Weston.
He was a graduate of Jay High School, Class of 2000, where he excelled in sports. "BA" enjoyed his employment as a carpenter with Dana Allen of Allen's Builders in Livermore Falls.
He was a loving, caring son, brother, companion and friend to everyone he knew.
He enjoyed all sports, particularly basketball and football. He was selected for the MVC All Star Football team his senior year. He was planning to coach AYS basketball.
He carried on the family tradition of being an outdoorsman and always looked forward to hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, ice fishing, waterskiing, camping and playing horseshoes. Everything he did, he did it BIG.
He is described by his loving family as a thoughtful man with a big heart who loved deeply. He will be remembered for his sense of humor and his ability to find unique ways to connect with people.
He is survived by his mother, Sue Weston, and her companion, Steve Haley of Jay; his father, Tim Allen, and his partner, Cathy Smith, of Chesterville; his companion and love of his life, Karen Donovan, of Jay; his sister, Amanda Comeau, her husband, Lance, and their daughter, Alexis, of Wilton; his buddy, Matt Haley of East Wilton; paternal grandparents, Robert and Mary Allen of Dixfield, and Karen Allen of Jay; maternal grandparents, Joseph and Sharon Weston of Jay; paternal great-grandmothers, Ruth Pineau and Myrtle Allen, both of Jay; several cousins, aunts and uncles and his beloved dog, Max.
He was predeceased by a sister, Marissa Sue Morse.
Bryan died unexpectedly as the result of injuries sustained in an early morning accident on Route 16 in Stratton.
He was born in Farmington, the son of Timothy Allen and Susan Weston.
He was a graduate of Jay High School, Class of 2000, where he excelled in sports. "BA" enjoyed his employment as a carpenter with Dana Allen of Allen's Builders in Livermore Falls.
He was a loving, caring son, brother, companion and friend to everyone he knew.
He enjoyed all sports, particularly basketball and football. He was selected for the MVC All Star Football team his senior year. He was planning to coach AYS basketball.
He carried on the family tradition of being an outdoorsman and always looked forward to hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, ice fishing, waterskiing, camping and playing horseshoes. Everything he did, he did it BIG.
He is described by his loving family as a thoughtful man with a big heart who loved deeply. He will be remembered for his sense of humor and his ability to find unique ways to connect with people.
He is survived by his mother, Sue Weston, and her companion, Steve Haley of Jay; his father, Tim Allen, and his partner, Cathy Smith, of Chesterville; his companion and love of his life, Karen Donovan, of Jay; his sister, Amanda Comeau, her husband, Lance, and their daughter, Alexis, of Wilton; his buddy, Matt Haley of East Wilton; paternal grandparents, Robert and Mary Allen of Dixfield, and Karen Allen of Jay; maternal grandparents, Joseph and Sharon Weston of Jay; paternal great-grandmothers, Ruth Pineau and Myrtle Allen, both of Jay; several cousins, aunts and uncles and his beloved dog, Max.
He was predeceased by a sister, Marissa Sue Morse.
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