GREENVILLE – Lenard Hall Allen, 70, of Greenville, died Thursday, February 23, 2017, at 7:33AM at Owensboro Health Regional Hospital. Mr. Allen was born November 10, 1946, in Muhlenberg County. He was a member of Luzerne General Baptist Church. He was a U.S. Army veteran, serving for two years; and he was with the NationalContinue Reading
Tina Harris
left a message on February 26, 2017:
Love and prayers
John Mark Sweeney
left a message on February 26, 2017:
To my old friend SFC Allen with whom I served with for over two decades, I have to say this; you had some rough edges, you were cantankerous most of the time and you spoke whatever was on your mind (that got me and you in trouble quite often) but deep down (I mean way down inside) you were of a kind and gentle spirit and very caring. I will miss you! We laughed together, cried together, cussed and prayed together. We rejoiced and suffered some tragic circumstances. We watched our children grow into men and women. So Sergeant, I will salute you one last time, bid farewell to an old friend and fellow soldier. I will ask that when you get to your new duty station up there, hold that classic Lenard Allen tongue. I don't want the Old Man up there to discharge you. I will miss you Bubba.
JM Sweeney SFC (Retired)
307th Maintenance Company
"The Blue Coal Volunteers"
JM Sweeney SFC (Retired)
307th Maintenance Company
"The Blue Coal Volunteers"
Donald Shinholster
left a message on February 25, 2017:
Praying your family receive the Peace that only Christ can give during this difficult time. I'm so sorry for the loss of Mr. Allen.
Cookie piper
left a message on February 24, 2017:
Janie my prayers for comfort, peace and strength during this very difficult time just know I love u and care and always here if u need a friend may all of you find comfort in Gods love .
Theresa Creager
left a message on February 24, 2017:
I am so sorry for your sudden loss. Your choice of obit photos made me smile though. I could clearly hear him saying "someone will think the real Santa died!" He may not have been the real Santa but he sure brought joy to everyone he met. I know your hearts will have a giant hole and I pray that happy memories will help you fill it.
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Tina Harris
left a message on February 26, 2017:
Love and prayers
John Mark Sweeney
left a message on February 26, 2017:
To my old friend SFC Allen with whom I served with for over two decades, I have to say this; you had some rough edges, you were cantankerous most of the time and you spoke whatever was on your mind (that got me and you in trouble quite often) but deep down (I mean way down inside) you were of a kind and gentle spirit and very caring. I will miss you! We laughed together, cried together, cussed and prayed together. We rejoiced and suffered some tragic circumstances. We watched our children grow into men and women. So Sergeant, I will salute you one last time, bid farewell to an old friend and fellow soldier. I will ask that when you get to your new duty station up there, hold that classic Lenard Allen tongue. I don't want the Old Man up there to discharge you. I will miss you Bubba.
JM Sweeney SFC (Retired)
307th Maintenance Company
"The Blue Coal Volunteers"
JM Sweeney SFC (Retired)
307th Maintenance Company
"The Blue Coal Volunteers"
Donald Shinholster
left a message on February 25, 2017:
Praying your family receive the Peace that only Christ can give during this difficult time. I'm so sorry for the loss of Mr. Allen.
Cookie piper
left a message on February 24, 2017:
Janie my prayers for comfort, peace and strength during this very difficult time just know I love u and care and always here if u need a friend may all of you find comfort in Gods love .
Theresa Creager
left a message on February 24, 2017:
I am so sorry for your sudden loss. Your choice of obit photos made me smile though. I could clearly hear him saying "someone will think the real Santa died!" He may not have been the real Santa but he sure brought joy to everyone he met. I know your hearts will have a giant hole and I pray that happy memories will help you fill it.
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