Jessie Allen Death – Jessie Allen, who touched the hearts of so many with her kindness, love for animals, and dedication to family and friends, has died. She was the type of person who cared about everybody, and her presence made the world a better place.
Jessie was someone you could always count on. She shared a deep love for animals, a passion that connected us on a special level. She worked tirelessly, never shying away from hard work. Her devotion to her family was undeniable. She cherished her brothers, Kent and R.J. Kline, and had a close bond with her sister-in-law, Robin. Jessie adored her nephews, Chad and Jessie, who meant the world to her. Family wasn’t just important to Jessie—it was everything.
For my sister, Tammy Fulton Schultz, Jessie was more than a friend; she was like a sister. Their bond was one that only true, lifelong friendships can forge. Jessie was also a best friend to Kristy Leckel, sharing countless memories and special moments together. And for Cori Martin, Jessie was a constant friend, someone you could always rely on. But perhaps one of the most profound connections Jessie had was with my son, Charles H. Allen Jr. Their bond was something truly special, a friendship that will forever remain in his heart.
Jessie was a neighbor and a friend to many, always lending a helping hand and a warm smile. Her generosity of spirit touched everyone who knew her. As I sit here and reflect on all the lives Jessie brightened, I can’t help but ask, “Why?” Why was someone so full of love and life taken from us, especially so close to what would have been her 53rd birthday this January 19th? It’s a question that lingers in my heart and mind, one that I’m not sure I’ll ever find an answer to.
On January 8th, we lost Jessie Allen. The grief we feel is overwhelming, and the hole she leaves behind in our hearts is enormous. Maybe the saying “The good die young” holds some truth, but the pain it leaves is unbearable. We are left to hold onto the memories and the moments we shared with her, moments that are now more precious than ever.
I’ll never forget the times Jessie helped my sister Tammy and me with the rodeo Queens tea, or when she would join us at the grounds just to gaze at the cute cowboys. She always had a smile on her face, and her presence made everything more fun. Jessie was a big part of Town and Country Days, always helping out and brightening everyone’s day. She’d bring me a big Milky Way bar, a small gesture that meant so much. I’ll forever remember those nights counting money until 3 in the morning, all of us so tired that we couldn’t stop giggling. Jessie, Kristy, and I would follow each other back to Spooner just to make sure none of us fell asleep, only to get up and do it all again the next day.
Jessie, I’m so angry you were taken from us, but I find some comfort knowing you’re now reunited with Aunt Pearl, Uncle Pete, and your brother Scott. I know you’re watching over us, and while we are heartbroken, we will carry your memory with us always. Each one of us will have a special memory of you, one that will keep your spirit alive in our hearts.
I love you, Jessie, and you will forever hold a big part of my heart. To everyone who lost Jessie, my thoughts and hugs go out to you. We lost someone incredibly special, but her legacy of kindness, love, and laughter will live on in each of us.
Rest in peace, dear Jessie. You will be missed beyond words.
