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John Allgier II

John Allgier II

ALLGIER, John W., II 47, of Springfield, died unexpectedly Saturday, October 30, 2004. He was born June 21, 1957 in Springfield, the son of John W. "Jack" and Donna (Smith) Allgier. He was the owner-operator of Woods-Allgier Funeral Home, Americraft Monuments, Newcomer Cemetery and ELB Landscaping. John was a graduate of Springfield North High School. He attended the University of Cincinnati and graduated from Urbana University with a degree in Marketing. He was a graduate of the Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science. John was a member of First Baptist Church of Springfield. He was a member of the Springfield Kiwanis Club, having served as President in 1998-1999, and was a George F. Hixson Fellow. John was a member of Anthony Lodge 455 Free and Accepted Masons; the Scottish Rite, Valley of Dayton; and the Antioch Shrine. He served as President of the Springfield-Clark County Shrine Club in 1990. John had recently served on the board of directors of Oesterlen Services for Youth, Inc., and had served as Chairman of the Benefit Auction committee. He was an avid sportsman, an instructor in personal gun safety and a member of the National Rifle Association. John is survived by his mother of Springfield and his life companion, Carolyn Ellett and several cousins. Visitation was held Thursday from 5-8 p.m. at the WOODS-ALLGIER FUNERAL HOME. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 p.m. at the funeral home with Rev. R. Stuart Rammes officiating. Interment will follow in Ferncliff Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Kiwanis Club Foundation, P.O. Box 1653, Springfield, Ohio 45501.

 

 

 

 

 

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06/09/10 09:44 AM #1    

Richard Wiseman

 Can anyone tell me what happened to John?  Augie was a great guy.. amazingly funny, twisted humor..

Peggy & Brett - thanks for the updates on John.

 

John - your quick, twisted wit will be missed.  I remember going to the liquor store with you and a few others in my car.. of course you made me buy the alcohol since I was the biggest and oldest looking and we drove to Snyder Park and drank with all the other under-aged kids.. geez.. that's bringing back some memories... Rest in peace buddy!

 

Rich.

 


07/05/10 04:43 PM #2    

Cindy Weese (Bourelle)

Dear John,

I am sorry that we did not keep in contact. Some of my fondest memories of you were the parties at the funeral home. I can remember the kegs being in the bathtub and having to use the bathroom on the first floor where you always told the girls that was where all of the dead people were. Talk about being afraid to open the wrong door...I could hear you laugh as you waited for the drunken female to scream. You were always kind and sincere and easy to talk to. You will be missed by everyone and I too miss you.

Cindy (Weese) Bourelle


07/18/10 09:16 PM #3    

Brett Gerke

 John,

I will always remember you as a good friend.  Always there for us when we needed you.  Your sense of humor, kindness, and willingness to take a risk with us will always be remembered.  I look back and have found memories of you.  Those I will hold.  I hope you are resting well my friend.

Sincerely,

Brett


07/27/10 07:22 PM #4    

Steve O'Brien

 My memory of Auggie was his devoted friendship.  He was first to befriend and loyal to the end!  From lunchtime to events he was fun to be around.  I was truly sad to see his name on this list.  I will definitely miss him.


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