Birth date: Nov 6, 1959 Death date: May 8, 2017
Rickey Harold Allen was born in Dallas, Texas on November 6, 1959, to the proud parents of Billy Allen and Vinnie Allen. At an early age, he was baptized at Mount Zion Baptist Church. Rickey was an intelligent young man. He receiv Read Obituary
It was with great sadness that I learned of Ricky?s passing. It was a joy to know Ricky. We had become very good friends, and even though we moved to Atlanta, he would call almost daily to chat. I will miss his daily calls. Please accept my heartfelt condolences.
Going to really miss you, Cuz! Man, I'll remember all the good times we had together. I'll never forget the time you and my little brother came and hung out with me in Longview. R.I.P. cousin until we meet again. Curtis
there are just too many memories. i guess the best memory came from Aunt Robbie. any time she spoke about Ricky She always had a big smile on her face. Even when she was mad at him. Aunt Robbie always talked about how important family was. Ricky personified it. I really want to keep going. But i would be typing well into next year. Love you Cuz.
My condolences to the family of Rick Allen. May God comfort you and keep you in his presence. Glory Oldacre
Was my best friend in the 2nd grade at H. P. Elm man I had no idea you were gone…… Charles Morris
I am so sorry to hear of Rickey's passing. Even though it has been many years since I last saw Rickey, his memory has still had a positive impact on me. He will be missed. May you think of him often and feel warm inside.
I always looked forward to seeing you at our events at our corporate headquarters. Although at times it would be years in between that our paths would cross it was always a pleasure to catch up with you. A genuine individual with a smile that would capture any audience. Rest in peace, my friend. You will be truly missed.
RIP RICKEY
I am going to miss you Cousin Rickey RIP
So sorry to the family for your loss. His passing is a loss for all of us that had the pleasure of having him in our lives. He brought a smile to my face each and every time we met. It was always an HONOR to be in his esteemed presence and exchange enlightened conversation and appreciation of our existence on this planet. I'll be missing you more than you can know big guy. Hope your time on the other side is as pleasant as was your company.
