Daisy Berry Allison, daughter of Ace and Belle Berry, was born October 10,1926 in Ira, Missouri and entered her heavenly home on July 3, 2015.
Daisy made a profession of faith in Christ and at the time of her passing had been a long time and faithful member of the First United Methodist Church.
She was united in marriage with the love of her life, Kenneth Clay Allison, on November 17, 1945 and to this union one son Roy Kenneth Allison was born.
Daisy graduated from Lebanon High School with the class of 1945, after graduation she attended Drury College, in Springfield, Missouri and received a Bachelors Degree and then her Masters from the University of Missouri.She was legendary in her forty-four year teaching career at Lebanon High School. She and her husband Kenneth, owned and operated, Kenny's Dairy Snack for several years, they spent most of their lives in service to the community, they treasured each other and every moment they shared together.
Her greatest pastime was spending time with family and friends.
Daisy was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Kenneth, on November 2, 2002 and son,Roy Kenneth, one brother and two sisters.
She is survived by her loving grandchildren, Sheila Wood and her husband, Brian of Osage Beach, Missouri, and Stephen Allison and his wife, Margo of St. Charles, Missouri, seven great-grandchildren, Trevan Murrell, Trace Murrell, Allison Wood, Hayden Allison, Haley Allison, Zoey Allison and Rylee Allison; one great-great-grandchild, Angelina Murrell, other relatives and many dear friends.
Daisy will be fondly remembered by all those who knew and loved her.
Daisy made a profession of faith in Christ and at the time of her passing had been a long time and faithful member of the First United Methodist Church.
She was united in marriage with the love of her life, Kenneth Clay Allison, on November 17, 1945 and to this union one son Roy Kenneth Allison was born.
Daisy graduated from Lebanon High School with the class of 1945, after graduation she attended Drury College, in Springfield, Missouri and received a Bachelors Degree and then her Masters from the University of Missouri.She was legendary in her forty-four year teaching career at Lebanon High School. She and her husband Kenneth, owned and operated, Kenny's Dairy Snack for several years, they spent most of their lives in service to the community, they treasured each other and every moment they shared together.
Her greatest pastime was spending time with family and friends.
Daisy was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Kenneth, on November 2, 2002 and son,Roy Kenneth, one brother and two sisters.
She is survived by her loving grandchildren, Sheila Wood and her husband, Brian of Osage Beach, Missouri, and Stephen Allison and his wife, Margo of St. Charles, Missouri, seven great-grandchildren, Trevan Murrell, Trace Murrell, Allison Wood, Hayden Allison, Haley Allison, Zoey Allison and Rylee Allison; one great-great-grandchild, Angelina Murrell, other relatives and many dear friends.
Daisy will be fondly remembered by all those who knew and loved her.
Daisy Berry Allison, daughter of Ace and Belle Berry, was born October 10,1926 in Ira, Missouri and entered her heavenly home on July 3, 2015.
Daisy made a profession of faith in Christ and at the time of her passing had been a long time and faithful member of the First United Methodist Church.
She was united in marriage with the love of her life, Kenneth Clay Allison, on November 17, 1945 and to this union one son Roy Kenneth Allison was born.
Daisy graduated from Lebanon High School with the class of 1945, after graduation she attended Drury College, in Springfield, Missouri and received a Bachelors Degree and then her Masters from the University of Missouri.She was legendary in her forty-four year teaching career at Lebanon High School. She and her husband Kenneth, owned and operated, Kenny's Dairy Snack for several years, they spent most of their lives in service to the community, they treasured each other and every moment they shared together.
Her greatest pastime was spending time with family and friends.
Daisy was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Kenneth, on November 2, 2002 and son,Roy Kenneth, one brother and two sisters.
She is survived by her loving grandchildren, Sheila Wood and her husband, Brian of Osage Beach, Missouri, and Stephen Allison and his wife, Margo of St. Charles, Missouri, seven great-grandchildren, Trevan Murrell, Trace Murrell, Allison Wood, Hayden Allison, Haley Allison, Zoey Allison and Rylee Allison; one great-great-grandchild, Angelina Murrell, other relatives and many dear friends.
Daisy will be fondly remembered by all those who knew and loved her.
Daisy made a profession of faith in Christ and at the time of her passing had been a long time and faithful member of the First United Methodist Church.
She was united in marriage with the love of her life, Kenneth Clay Allison, on November 17, 1945 and to this union one son Roy Kenneth Allison was born.
Daisy graduated from Lebanon High School with the class of 1945, after graduation she attended Drury College, in Springfield, Missouri and received a Bachelors Degree and then her Masters from the University of Missouri.She was legendary in her forty-four year teaching career at Lebanon High School. She and her husband Kenneth, owned and operated, Kenny's Dairy Snack for several years, they spent most of their lives in service to the community, they treasured each other and every moment they shared together.
Her greatest pastime was spending time with family and friends.
Daisy was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Kenneth, on November 2, 2002 and son,Roy Kenneth, one brother and two sisters.
She is survived by her loving grandchildren, Sheila Wood and her husband, Brian of Osage Beach, Missouri, and Stephen Allison and his wife, Margo of St. Charles, Missouri, seven great-grandchildren, Trevan Murrell, Trace Murrell, Allison Wood, Hayden Allison, Haley Allison, Zoey Allison and Rylee Allison; one great-great-grandchild, Angelina Murrell, other relatives and many dear friends.
Daisy will be fondly remembered by all those who knew and loved her.
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