Darrell Ross Allen

Darrell Ross Allen, 27, passed away February 8, 2014. Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, February 12, at Restwood Funeral Home. Funeral service will be 2 p.m. Thursday, February 13, at the funeral home. Interment to follow at Restwood Memorial Park Cemetery.

Darrell was born June 20, 1986 to David Ray Allen and Diana Starr Lewis Allen. He was a loving son, brother, nephew and friend. He will be missed by numerous family members and friends.

He is preceded in death by his grandparents on both sides and one cousin, Elliott Lewis.

Survivors include his parents David and Diana Allen; brother and sister-in-law Warren Allen and wife Lacey, brother Joshua Allen; nephew Connor Allen; aunts and uncles Bubba Allen and wife Michelle, James Lewis and wife Mary, Pam Harris and husband Wayne; and numerous cousins; the two loves of his life, Jordan McIntyre and his chocolate drop, Gauge.

Pallbearers are; Warren Allen, Joshua Allen, Wayne Harris, Brayden Boudreaux, Chris Block, Ricky Welch, Ryan Psencik, Zack Music. Horary pallbearers are too many to list but here are a few, Uncle Bubba, Phillip Allen, Dolan Harris, Josh Blachard, Danny Ray Kalischko, Michah Bohon, Cody Blachard, Robert Jones, Spencer Jinkins, Taylor Murray, Hunter Kersten, John Sauceda, Morgan Pate, Alex Willers, Drew Newville, Houston Worley, Ryan Demland, Chase Demland, Jason Wilson, Colt Kalischko, Cory Browning, Paul Villesca, Cody Layman, Coby Smith. If any of you guys are not listed it’s because we are out of room for the Facts.

Darrell was an avid hunter, fisherman and outdoors sportsman. He loved being outdoors and doing anything involving hunting, fishing, and playing in the mud with his four wheelers and jeeps. He volunteered at his deer lease and with fishing trips several times with the Wounded Warriors. He really enjoyed taking Gauge everywhere with him and he had such a wonderful sense of humor, always having a smile on his face. One of Darrell’s favorite things to do was to catch any of his buddies in a compromising situation and video or take pictures so he could tease for a while on the sore subject -- especially if you drove a dodge truck. He never wore waders no matter how cold it got and he would laugh at his buddies if they did. His favorite camo flip flops and shorts were the choice of attire for all events. He was without a doubt one of the most generous persons we have known. He was, and always will be loved by his family and many, many friends and missed by all. He touched so many lives in so many ways. If you were ever stuck in the mud or at the beach in the sand, call Drail to the rescue. Today the wildlife in Brazoria County are resting easy as Darrell’s guns are silent.

He has an amazing amount of friends that have surrounded the family with love during this tragic loss.