Ricky L. Allen

Ricky L. Allen was born April 10, 1954, and lived in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where he was known to friends and family as a local man active in his neighborhood. By the time of his death at age 36 on March 18, 1991, Ricky had become a familiar presence in his community. Public records kept by Colorado authorities record his physical description and personal details that help preserve his identity for family and the public. ([apps.colorado.gov](https://apps.colorado.gov/apps/coldcase/casedetail.html?id=313&utm_source=openai))

Although many of the private details of Ricky’s life — his day‑to‑day work, friendships, and family relationships — are not widely published in online obituaries, the official record affirms that he lived and died in Colorado Springs and that his loss was felt by those close to him. The Colorado Cold Case Files include his full name, exact dates of birth and death, and note his age and the city where he lived, which together confirm the core facts about his life. ([apps.colorado.gov](https://apps.colorado.gov/apps/coldcase/casedetail.html?id=313&utm_source=openai))

Ricky’s passing remains part of the public record, and memorial pages maintained by community remembrance projects have marked the date he was lost, showing that people continue to honor his memory. Those pages reiterate the basic facts used to remember him and offer a quiet place for others to light a candle or leave a note. While these community memorials are not family‑authorized obituaries, they reflect that Ricky’s life has not been forgotten. ([gunmemorial.org](https://gunmemorial.org/1991/03/18/ricky-l-allen?utm_source=openai))

This page is intended as a respectful remembrance focusing on the person behind the public record. Where public sources are limited, the emphasis is on dignity and the recognition that Ricky L. Allen was more than the circumstances surrounding his death. If you are a family member or friend with memories, photos, or details you wish to share to enrich this remembrance, contacting local memorial sites or the Colorado Springs Police Department’s Cold Case unit may help ensure his life is more fully recorded and honored. ([apps.colorado.gov](https://apps.colorado.gov/apps/coldcase/casedetail.html?id=313&utm_source=openai))