I just met Craig back in July. He was part of the team that sold me a motorcycle. He and I bonded during that deal. We discussed our belief in God and our kids. He is/was a great person and I am so bless I had chance to know him. Rest In Peace, brother! I love you!

I’ve known Craig for a very long time...  He was always genuine with a heart of gold... He was easy to talk to about anything and he always was there to listen.  He never judged.  To know him was to love him...  he was a prankster... he got me good with toothpaste filled Oreo cookies on April fools day one year...what he didn’t know is I’ve used that prank since that day every April fools day.    Thanks for being a good friend Craig I’m going to miss you buddy!

I have known Craig for a very long time. He was positive, out-going, joyous, kind, and funny. Although we met at Metro Heights Church, the first memory that came to mind to me was watching him at Stockbridge Community Church as he held Ella during praise and worship. She was little and would either stand on the pew beside him or be in his arms as he taught his daughter about the joy of worship. Prayers of peace and comfort to his children, family and many, many friends. Love you, Craig!

Ive known Craig for many years we met at Metro Heights baptiat church. We were in the same Sunday School class and we worked on Tribulation Trail togetherfor many years one memorable scene was  at the " Hogs Breath" saloon scene. Along with David Lee, and Wayne Boogie Burdette both of whom have passed as well. Chuck and Tammy Dyer and Michael Plumstead worked with us too.  Craig was always joking, smiling, kind to everyone and you could never be down around him. He will surely be missed. His Parents and mine were in Sunday School together also Ben and Dean were and are such sweet amazing people too. Praying for the family. 

So so sorry for your loss!  I remember babysitting Craig when they lived up the street from us in Hendersonville. I'm not exactly sure how long I've known the Allison's,  but it's been quite a while.  Craig was such a sweet and fun loving guy who will be greatly missed.  Our thoughts, prayers and love are with you all.

Wow! Known Craig since Metro Heights and the kids were little. He was one of a kind and loved with passion. He always made you laugh and feel significant. God blessed him with such vibrancy and I was blessed to be called friend! I’m praying for his precious Mom, his sweet wife whom he loved so much and his kids. His kids gave him purpose. We wouldn’t have a conversation without talking about our kiddos. We love you Craig and I’m so thankful to say, we will see you again some day. 

Our family is so sorry to hear of your loss.  I have fond memories of Craig growing up a few doors down from us. Craig spent a lot of time with my sons, Steven & Brian, playing basketball and riding skate boards. Craig did smile a lot and I remember when he got his drivers license and came to show us his car with a big smile on his face. Prayers for all the family. 

Craig has a special place in my heart  . We lived next door to the Allison’s in  Hendersonville T n . I was at his home  when he came home from the hospital as the new member of the family.  I thought Bryan , Rick, ,Rod and Ralph sounded better than Craig.  Ralph stuck . My two sons Ken an Kevin became lifelong friends of the Allison’s. Ben and Dean treated us as a part of the family. We came together again in Georgia. We share so much of the pain and joy of  trying to hold our family’s close to our hearts.  We are believers  and know we will be together again. Ben will take career  of Kevin and Craig until we get there,

Met Craig when I first got in the car business, have been friends since. When I found out about his wreck and then his passing, I was shocked. Rest in peace my brother, until we meet again...LIVE TO RIDE...RIDE TO LIVE...

Met Craig  when I worked at  Manheim Auto Auction in Statesville, N.C.  when he came with Ben to the auction.  Was always nice and smiling.  Family you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Craig, you will always be remembered by Coach Braswell as one of my all time favorite Student/Athletes! Love you and will miss you! Coach Braswell 

Craig was always smiling. He would come over to the Chapter Meetings at Thunder Tower West HOG and help with anything we needed. I remember a discussion on Kidney Stones one day (normally we discussed bikes & rides- not that day) we both laughed and cried about those demons. Great Man, He will be truly missed.  

I met Craig at Falcon fury when I was buying my bike ,then when I got my next bike he was awesome ,when my wife wrecked on nov 25-2018 Craig called me to check on her he was just a all around nice guy !he will be missed ,prayers to his family!! 

Me and my wife meet Craig at  Falcons fury Harley-Davidson. First we was talk to him about a Bike. Not long after that we where talking about his family and Tennessee. We really enjoyed talking to him. I could tell his wife and kids meant the world to him.  So sorry for the loss of a Great husband and dad. Prayers are going up for family and friends. We will be greatly missed. 

We met Craig when we bought our bike last year. He shared his passion for riding as we do. Always got a hug from him when we came to the dealership. He was a great guy and will be missed. Continued prayers for the family!

Craig always knew how to make a slow day at Falcons Fury Harley Davidson a fun place to work. We all miss you so so much.


Celebration of Life at Glen Haven Baptist

He was preceded in death by his father. Craig is survived by his wife,  Theresa Allison; his children, Aaron Allison, Ella Marie Allison,; step- children, Butch (Jessica) Mounsey, Sara (Chris) DeMoss, Emily (Doug) Ward; grandchildren, Zoe, Anna, Malachi, Phenix, Brennon, Bella, James, Brylee; brothers, Ricky (Annette) Allison, Rodney (Patsy) Allison, Bryan Allison; nieces and nephews, Amanda, Leigh Ann, Kylie, AJ, Mitchell, Montgomery; and a host of friends.

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John Craig Allison

August 1, 1974 – January 10, 2019

Haisten Funerals & Cremations

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