Another angel was called back home. Allene Davis Mills died Nov. 5, 2016, at her home in Montesano. Allene was born April 20, 1952, to Allen Mack Davis and Mildred Meyers Davis in Provo, Utah. Allene moved from Provo to Nevada, then California, before moving to Washington where she spent most of her life. Allene attended school in Aberdeen where she graduated from Weatherwax High School. She later attended Grays Harbor College. In 1973, Allene and her husband moved to Montesano where they had a son, Stacy. He survives in Montesano.
Allene worked as a bookkeeper at Duane Dewees, Western Steel, and Berglund Schmidt & Associates, where she retired in 2001. Allene participated in the Corvette car club, Active 20/30 club, English horseback riding, Salvation Army events and enjoyed playing pinochle and bunko. She especially enjoyed decorating her home with bunnies, bears, glassware, and flowers. She was very proud of her involvement with Lady Washington Tall Ships. She loved working in her yard and spending time with her dogs Sasha and Bailey. Her ultimate joy was spending time with Stacy and her granddaughters Alexis and Allison, who always called her “Granny Woman.” Allene was a member of the LDS Church.
Allene is survived by her son and granddaughters in Montesano, brothers Major David (Lola) Davis, Kodiak, Alaska, Brian (Julie) Aschim, Sequim; sisters Sue Morris, Oregon, Dale Brown, Cosmopolis; step-brother Steve (Kris) Aschim and step-sisters Candy, Terry, and Gail. She is also survived by many nieces, nephews, and countless friends. Allene was preceeded in death by her parents Allen Mack Davis, Clarence (Jr) and Mildred Aschim (9 months ago), sisters Lorraine and Corey, brother Allen Neal Davis, nephew Mark Allen Davis, and step-brother John.
Allene will always be remembered for her smile, her love for her family, her collections, and the family Xmas Eve get-togethers. She will be forever missed and loved. She has left her footprint on our hearts.
A service is planned for Saturday, Nov. 19, at 11 a.m. at the Salvation Army Church at 215 N G St, Aberdeen, WA 98520. A repast will follow.
