Bruce Edwin Allen

December 19, 1952 - July 14, 2015

Bruce Edwin Allen

December 19, 1952 - July 14, 2015

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Bruce E “Poe” Allen, 62, passed away in Bellingham on July 14, 2015.
Bruce was a certified pipe welder for the Northwest Plumbing and Pipefitting Union, local 26.
He retired from Haskel Corp.
His family will always remember the love he had for each of them. They had so many fun times together. They will never forget all the long talks they had with him on the phone, his ability to negotiate the best deal, and his love and devotion to the Lord.
Bruce loved being a part of his church and always looked forward to his men’s bible study on Saturday’s.
Bruce was such a caring, loving, stubborn, devoted, honest and compassionate man.
He impacted so many lives around him. He will forever live on in many hearts.
Bruce is survived by his sons Mac (Emily) Allen of Lynden, WA, Dustin and Daniel Ruitman of Utah; daughter Shawnte (Eli) Perez of Lufkin, TX; grandchildren Enslee Allen, Jace Allen, Gabriel Perez, Ariana Perez, and two twin boys due in September. He was preceded in death by his parents Richard Everett Allen and Willene Shepard.

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11 responses to Bruce Edwin Allen

  1. Sharon Cody says:

    Poe was my neighbor for 12 years. I could always depend on him to have just the right tool when I didn’t, and he was happy to lend it. He was always willing to share his wisdom with me too; his ideas on the best way to do something or what product was better. And sometimes, when I really needed it, he’d just listen. Yes, he was my neighbor, but more than that, he was my friend.
    It makes me sad to know that I’ll never again hear the roar of his Mustang as he warmed up the tires.

    He leaves a big hole in this Park with his passing. I will miss him.
    Sharon

  2. Poe you will be missed. And peace for the family he always talked about.God Bless

  3. We were so sorry to hear of Poe’s illness and passing. We spent many enjoyable hours at the lake with him, Smokey and the pups chatting and sharing stories. He was a character and will be missed by all who knew him. We both send heartfelt condolences to the family.

  4. Anne says:

    Poe will be missed at Calmor Cove, he was a friend to everyone Poe loved and took pride in his garden and shared many of his plants. I am going to miss our Sunday morning talks on the way to church and back. Will think of Poe every time I have a Chai Tea. Missing the long tall Texan.

  5. Poe was a good neighbour. We would often talk about church. We would hear his mustang leave on Saturdays for his men’s group and Sunday for church. He was one of a kind. So glad that he loved the Lord and lives with him now.

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