After a brief battle with evil cancer, Allison’s beautiful spirit went to join that of her father, Carl Cook, brother Clifford, sister Linda and mother-in-law, Davina Kendel.
Left to cherish Allison’s memory is the love of her life, husband Darren Kendel, son Chad (Coral), grandsons Cillian and Lowick, son Brennen (Jaime), as well as her mother Ruth Cook, brother Garth (Phyllis), sister-in-law Marjorie, nieces, nephews and many good friends.
Allison was born in Morris, Manitoba and later moved to Anola, attending Anola Elementary School and later Springfield Junior High and Springfield Collegiate in Oakbank. She followed in her father Carl’s footsteps, spending most of her career helping to make a success of the family business, Anola Building Centre. Also like her dad, Allison was very present in the community, spending many hours volunteering with the Springfield Recreation Commission, Anola Community Club and Anola Enhancement project to name a few. She was a well known and eager participant in a wide variety of community programs.
Allison shared with her husband Darren, a love of music, camping, fishing, travel and spending time with family and friends. She was a loving friend, known as “Allie Cat” to many, she maintained close friendships with school mates over the years, making wonderful memories along the way. Her creativeness and free spirit flair were among her treasured personality traits. She will be greatly missed by them all.
Allison’s life will be celebrated always, and once allowed, we will gather to comfort and reminisce with one another. Donations in Allison’s memory may be made to an animal rescue of your choice. All are welcome to share memories and leave condolences by visiting Allison’s memorial page at seasonsfunerals.ca
“I wanna rock your gypsy soul,
just like way back in the days of old.
Then magnificently we will float into the mystic.”
Van Morrison
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Nos plus sincères sympathies à la famille et aux amis de Allison Ruth Kendel Monday June 14th 2021..
Décès pour la Ville: Oakbank, Province: Manitoba