Our whole family was saddened to learn of Alison's passing. We have such fond memories of her. I admire her that she was still going strong until the end. She had a passion for those less fortunate whether they been in prison unjustly or suffering from oppression or disease. She volunteered her time to help in so many many ways: at the English library, writing letters on behalf of prisoners, and helping others and at the church. She was always very encouraging to our family while we lived there. I loved her wit, sense of humor, her strength, and her candor. She will be very much missed and remembered.

Love,

April, Jason, Garrett & Rachel Kern

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I stayed 9 months with Alson in the same appartment. She was very energetic, I could hardly see her in the appartment as I was working full time! She left early the appartment , sometimes come back after midnight. She was always on the way. She liked inviting friends for meals and spent a lot of time in kitchen ! She also did two shifts (four hours) for the last "bank alimentaire collect" to replace a friend (Marie Colbert), who was suffering of knee pain at the time.

Lilan

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Merci à toi Alison pour ton courage,ton dévouement auprès des autres et des démunis en particulier, ta gentillesse,ta générosité,ton engagement et ta foi dans l'Eglise. Que ta vie nous serve d'exemple et nous guide sur le chemin. Je ne t'oublierai jamais.

Nadine

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Yes, we loved Alison and we know she was tireless worker for the poor and oppressed. I am so glad she didn't suffer anymore than she did. She loved the Lord and worked for him as well. Its only fitting he took her so fast. I would see her on Facebook all the time.

She was an amazing woman. Thank you for letting us know. I know she had children and David took such care of her. We will say some prayers for them. Allison is in a great place now, walking the streets of gold.

Betty Jenkins

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