Donna Marie Allison, age 57 passed away Saturday, November 10, 2018.
She is preceded in death by her father Edward Allison.
Survived by husband David Allison, daughters Ashley and Amanda Allison, grandson Matthew Allison, mother Sylvia Roselli, step-mother Claudine Allison, and sister Cindy Allison (Jim) Martyn.
Donna was strong, brave, loyal and had a brilliant sense of humor. She grew up in New York, met David Allison in Florida where they started their family. They moved to Tennessee in 1998.
Their two daughters, Ashley and Amanda were her joy. Donna was especially thankful for the time she was able to spend with her mother when Sylvia retired to Murfreesboro in 2002.
When asked what made her smile, she said “My husband’s silly jokes and her two beautiful daughters and wonderful grandson.
Her faith throughout her 11 year battle with breast cancer inspired many people to believe and hope and trust even when her struggle continued. She served her family with deep love and encouragement for the future. She served other women by sharing the love of Christ and her ability to smile even while in pain was truly remarkable. Her legacy of strength, patience and love will continue through her family and friends from the life she lived and shared.
She is preceded in death by her father Edward Allison.
Survived by husband David Allison, daughters Ashley and Amanda Allison, grandson Matthew Allison, mother Sylvia Roselli, step-mother Claudine Allison, and sister Cindy Allison (Jim) Martyn.
Donna was strong, brave, loyal and had a brilliant sense of humor. She grew up in New York, met David Allison in Florida where they started their family. They moved to Tennessee in 1998.
Their two daughters, Ashley and Amanda were her joy. Donna was especially thankful for the time she was able to spend with her mother when Sylvia retired to Murfreesboro in 2002.
When asked what made her smile, she said “My husband’s silly jokes and her two beautiful daughters and wonderful grandson.
Her faith throughout her 11 year battle with breast cancer inspired many people to believe and hope and trust even when her struggle continued. She served her family with deep love and encouragement for the future. She served other women by sharing the love of Christ and her ability to smile even while in pain was truly remarkable. Her legacy of strength, patience and love will continue through her family and friends from the life she lived and shared.
Donna Marie Allison, age 57 passed away Saturday, November 10, 2018.
She is preceded in death by her father Edward Allison.
Survived by husband David Allison, daughters Ashley and Amanda Allison, grandson Matthew Allison, mother Sylvia Roselli, step-mother Claudine Allison, and sister Cindy Allison (Jim) Martyn.
Donna was strong, brave, loyal and had a brilliant sense of humor. She grew up in New York, met David Allison in Florida where they started their family. They moved to Tennessee in 1998.
Their two daughters, Ashley and Amanda were her joy. Donna was especially thankful for the time she was able to spend with her mother when Sylvia retired to Murfreesboro in 2002.
When asked what made her smile, she said “My husband’s silly jokes and her two beautiful daughters and wonderful grandson.
Her faith throughout her 11 year battle with breast cancer inspired many people to believe and hope and trust even when her struggle continued. She served her family with deep love and encouragement for the future. She served other women by sharing the love of Christ and her ability to smile even while in pain was truly remarkable. Her legacy of strength, patience and love will continue through her family and friends from the life she lived and shared.
She is preceded in death by her father Edward Allison.
Survived by husband David Allison, daughters Ashley and Amanda Allison, grandson Matthew Allison, mother Sylvia Roselli, step-mother Claudine Allison, and sister Cindy Allison (Jim) Martyn.
Donna was strong, brave, loyal and had a brilliant sense of humor. She grew up in New York, met David Allison in Florida where they started their family. They moved to Tennessee in 1998.
Their two daughters, Ashley and Amanda were her joy. Donna was especially thankful for the time she was able to spend with her mother when Sylvia retired to Murfreesboro in 2002.
When asked what made her smile, she said “My husband’s silly jokes and her two beautiful daughters and wonderful grandson.
Her faith throughout her 11 year battle with breast cancer inspired many people to believe and hope and trust even when her struggle continued. She served her family with deep love and encouragement for the future. She served other women by sharing the love of Christ and her ability to smile even while in pain was truly remarkable. Her legacy of strength, patience and love will continue through her family and friends from the life she lived and shared.
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