Death date: Feb 14, 2013
Allison Faye Ausmus, 25, passed away on Thursday, February 14, 2013. She is survived by her parents, Wayne R. and Faye L. Ausmus; brothers, Thomas J. Ausmus, Brian R. Ausmus (Tisa), James P. Seng (Terri), Andrew B. Ausmus (Kimberl Read Obituary
Allison we miss you so much!! Still to this day I can see your beautiful heart and smile. I wish you were still here with us and atleast got the chance to meet Noah. He is just like Andrew! Lol I know you are in a better place now and looking down on us. I think of you everyday. I love you
Sister inlaw
Kimberly Ausmus
ALLISON ,
We miss you .Gone but not Forgotten
(Get it right, Get it Tight, OUTLAWZ FOR LIFE)!!
Kris M
OUTLAWZ
I love you and miss you so much sis…..
Wayne and Faye, We offer our deepest sympathy to you and the entire family in the loss of Allison. The pain of losing her can only be tolerated by the strong faith that you both have in her eternal destiny. May God comfort you immeasurably in the days ahead as you continue to feel this deep loss. She was a lovely and cheerful young woman, and we are so proud to have been a small part of her life. God bless you with peace and strength. Love through Jesus, Linvel and Shirley Baker
Our hearts are heavy at the Fort Hood Soldier and Family Assistance Center, many of us worked closely with Allison as she was transitioning out of the military. Our deepest sympathy to her family. I worked with her for two years to improve her finances, she has a big heart and loved to talk about her family.
The SFAC Financial Advisor
My thoughts and prayers are with you the family of Allison Ausmus, I truly enjoyed providing assistance to Allison each time she came to the Fort Hood, Soldier and Family Assistance Center (SFAC). I will always cherish the smile that Allison wore on her face as you talked about her neices and nephews. May God forever be with each of you. R. Robbins
Rest in Peace sweet Allison. I am still in shock. You will be missed by so many. To the Ausmus family, remember, God does not make any mistakes. He took Allison for reasons we may never understand. I will continue to keep you in my prayers.
Wayne and Faye – my heart is sadden to learn of Allison’s passing. She continues to be an inspiration to me. Wayne, I recall the many times we talked about her going into the military and I was so proud that she was headed into the Army. I recall seeing her at the Ranch one time when she was on leave – she loved driving that big Suburban. We are so thankful she served our great Country – she did well – that is just her way of doings things. Linda and I send our sincerest condolence on her passing – Allison is with her Maker and He will guide her forever. May God keep His hands on you two and your family – we know He will.
Frank R. Smith, Sr., LTC, US Army (Ret.)
My deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family for the loss of your daughter. May the Lord lift you up in your time of need.
We send our heartfelt sympathies to the entire Ausmus family. Our prayers are with you as you go forward in life without the light Allison brought with her. Allison was a sweet girl with a beautiful smile. She will be missed.
