Eulogy Of Allie

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The Life That Was Lived To The Fullest First, let me start off by saying, It’s my pleasure to be able to give her Eulogy. Allie and I promised each other at the age of thirteen that we would go at the same time, so that we would never be alone. But you know Allie was always competing, and she had to be the first one. That little jerkface, always having to one up me. Allie was a kind and giving soul, always willing to do things for others. At the age of thirteen she had gone and helped out at a soup kitchen for the elderly on Thanksgiving. She was always there to have your back. If you needed someone to make you smile, you’d look at Allie and she would give you the stupidest face in the whole entire world. You couldn’t …show more content…

She never really had anything planned, or never really needed to be anywhere. Allie loved the rush of pop up shopping sprees or late night movies. It gave her a shot of adrenaline every time something unexpected came up. She was always down to hang out and spend time with her family and friends. Now don’t take her for granted, she wasn’t a pushover or anything like that. If she knew something was wrong and that she shouldn’t do it, she wouldn’t. She had a good common sense and good refusal skills. She was the responsible and fun friend that everyone wanted to hangout with. All of her life, Allie had the wildest imagination you could ever think of. She was always off on some island waiting for her true love to come and rescue her from the fire breathing bubble pig. Once she had this weird phase where she actually believed that she could learn to fly. I have a poem here of something she wrote when she was 15ish, she had never given up on trying to learn to …show more content…

Always laughing and having a good time. By now at fifty Allie was still a handful, always talking and not paying attention. I will never forget the time when she ding dong ditched a house for her 50th birthday. Golly! Even at fifty that girl could move! I swear how fast she was moving you’d think that she was flying. People were amazed! I admired that about her. She was never failing to do the impossible. My Best Friend, My partner in crime, the Who to “ Who did it?”. She had made such a great impact on my life. I will forever cherish the memories that we had together. I can’t wait to see you in heaven. But for now I will blow a kiss, and think of the beloved memories we had as

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