Charles Anthoney Allison

     Charles Anthoney Allison, 36 of Chillicothe left this earth on September 18, 2021 doing what he loved, riding his motorcycle.  It was his peace, his way to escape, his way of dealing with all his struggles.

     Charles was born in Chillicothe, Ohio on June 29th, 1985 to Jack and Wendy Allison who survive.

     He was preceded in death by his father, Buddy Adams, whom was his rock throughout his life; his aunt, Theresa Butterbaugh whom was like a second mother to him; grandparents, Larry and Nancy Waller; Janet and Art Seymore, Bud and Jean Adams; and great grandparents, Buddy and Patty Hesson

     Charles was a devoted husband and father, loving son, brother and friend.  He leaves behind his wife, Toni Allison along with their two children, Carter Anthoney Allison, 7 (daddy’s helian) and Baylee Jo Allison, 5 (daddy’s girl).  He also leaves behind his previous wife and life long friend, Amanda Grooms (Allison) and their two children, Ashton Edward Allison, 16 and Caleb Allen Allison, 14.  His children were his world.  There is no expiration date on the love between a father and his children.

     Also surviving are his two sisters, Jaquay (PJ) Howard and Chelsie Adams.  There is a spot in our hearts that will never belong to anyone else but him.

     Charles leaves behind numerous nieces and nephews that he thought the world of, Halle Howard, Jamie Turner, Cherish Turner and Braylon Howard.  Also very special friend of the family Brandon Lewis. 

     He also leaves behind many special cousins whom he considered to be brothers, Justin (Angel) Potts, Nathan (Clarissa) Potts and Zack Potts who was waiting at the gates of heaven for him to arrive.  Also close relative Ashley Minney and Uncle Mike Adams. 

     Charles enjoyed the outdoors, playing video games and being with family and friends.  He loved drinking beer and raising hell.

     Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Thursday, September 23, 2021 in the WARE FUNERAL HOME with Clayton Collins officiating.   Burial will follow in the Charleston Church of the Brethren Cemetery on Dunkard Hill Road.  Friends may call at the WARE FUNERAL HOME from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday. 

     Following the committal service at the cemetery, a dinner will be held at the American Legion Post 757.  Everyone is welcome and please bring a covered dish.

     You may sign his online register at www.warefh.com

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