
In loving memory of
Allison Marie Kaspor
June 20, 2004 — November 30, 2024
Allison Marie Kaspor (June 20, 2004–Nov 30, 2024) was a bright, creative young woman from Monroe, Georgia — a singer and theater lover, a Piedmont University student, and a kind friend and co-worker.
Remembering Allison
A life held close in memory
Allison Marie Kaspor was a warm-hearted and creative young woman whose presence brightened the lives of those around her. Born June 20, 2004, in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, Allison grew up in Monroe, Georgia, where she became known for her generous spirit, gentle nature, and love of the arts. She graduated from Monroe Area High School and continued her studies at Piedmont University, pursuing her interests while remaining close to family and friends.
Allison’s passion for performance — especially singing and theater — was a meaningful part of who she was. Those who knew her remember a young woman who brought energy and care to rehearsals, classroom projects, and everyday moments. She was also a dedicated employee at the Monroe Walmart, where coworkers and customers appreciated her helpfulness and steady kindness.
Friends and family remember Allison for the small, human things that revealed her character: the warmth of her smile, the way she encouraged others, and the enthusiasm she brought to creative pursuits. Her generosity and empathy left an impression on classmates, colleagues, and neighbors alike.
While Allison’s life was cut far too short on November 30, 2024, the memories she made — in performance spaces, at school, at work, and among loved ones — remain. Her family and community honor the bright, compassionate person she was and the ways she touched others. Those who wish to share a memory, send condolences, or leave a tribute may do so through the family’s memorial page with the funeral home.
Shared moments
From the gallery
Words from family and friends
Recent remembrances
Remembering Allison with compassion and heartfelt sympathy. May every good memory bring some measure of comfort to the people whose lives were touched by this loss.