Obituary for Allen Harman
Allen Rae Harman, 61, was born in Honolulu, Hawaii to David Harman and Brenda Treece on Friday, February 19, 1960, and passed away Friday, October 1, 2021.
He was not your average 61-year-old man, Allen loved flirting with beautiful women, seeking adventure, having fun, and living his life to the fullest. He was a very talented at-home tattoo artist who also enjoyed fishing. Collecting baseball cards and coins were two things Allen also loved doing, that he got pretty good at through the years. His dog Max was his best friend, but more than anything in this world Allen loved being a grandpa. His grandchildren were on the top of the list, and he adored every minute he got spend with them.
Allen was preceded in death by his parents, grandmother, Charlene Treece, and a brother Charles Harman.
He leaves behind his two daughters; Skye Miller, Ashley Esmond, grandchildren, Trystyn Wannall, Marley Bucy, Drayden Miller, Jaxon Miller, brothers; David Harman, and James Lambeth.
Clinton Funeral Services has been given the honor to be entrusted with these arrangements.
To sign the online guestbook please visit the Memory Wall on this page.
He was not your average 61-year-old man, Allen loved flirting with beautiful women, seeking adventure, having fun, and living his life to the fullest. He was a very talented at-home tattoo artist who also enjoyed fishing. Collecting baseball cards and coins were two things Allen also loved doing, that he got pretty good at through the years. His dog Max was his best friend, but more than anything in this world Allen loved being a grandpa. His grandchildren were on the top of the list, and he adored every minute he got spend with them.
Allen was preceded in death by his parents, grandmother, Charlene Treece, and a brother Charles Harman.
He leaves behind his two daughters; Skye Miller, Ashley Esmond, grandchildren, Trystyn Wannall, Marley Bucy, Drayden Miller, Jaxon Miller, brothers; David Harman, and James Lambeth.
Clinton Funeral Services has been given the honor to be entrusted with these arrangements.
To sign the online guestbook please visit the Memory Wall on this page.