George E. Allen, Jr.

1914–1990 (age 76)

Biography

George E. Allen, Jr. lived a life that spanned most of the twentieth century, witnessing and participating in the significant changes of his era. His presence in his community and the relationships he built reflected the values and character he maintained throughout his years.

He is remembered by those who knew him for the mark he left on their lives. His legacy endures through the memories of family and friends who cherished their time with him.

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