Dear Beverly:
My family joins me in conveying sincere condolences on the demise of Neville.  He was such a fine Christian gentleman. May God comfort and sustain you during your adjustment to his loss. Also, may memories of the beautiful life that he lived be continuing sources of encouragement and inspiration to you in the days and years ahead.

Dear Bev,

We are sadden to hear of Neville’s death.  Please accept our condolences. We ask the Lord to strengthen you daily, and for you to hold onto the Precious memories you both shared.

We always remember that unforgettable Vesper Evening a group of us  shared with you both in Maryland.

You played the Piano, and Neville with his beautiful Bass voice lead our group with some of the old favourites.

One of Neville’s  favourite song that evening was “IN HEAVENLY LOVE ABIDING”

Green pastures are before us, which yet we have  not seen. Bright skies will soon be o’re us, where darkest clouds have been. Our hope we cannot measure, our path to life is free. Our Savior has our treasure, and He will walk with us.

Our prayers of comfort are with you and your family


Jean & Leroy Bennett

Dear Bev please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of your dear husband Neville. May Our Heavenly Father continue to give you and your family peace and comfort in this very difficult time.
I have mvery fond memories of Neville when we attended Andrews University in the late 1960’s.
He was a very committed Christian youth who supported all the activities that involved the Caribbean students on the campus in those times.
We look forward to seeing him again in the earth made new. Sweet be his rest until Jesus Christ comes again to take his faithful home.

I still remember listening on our Sabbath visits with Orvin and Carol as the three Allen brothers engaged in deep intellectual  and spiritual discussions.
Thanks, for looking out for Melissa during her stay in Washington DC. Its a blessing to have family when in a new environment.

My earliest association with Neville goes back to the 1950s when both of our families lived in the small town of Four Paths, Clarendon, and we attended the May Pen Seventh-day Adventist church. We left our homeland for other places and met again many years later at events in Jamaica and the U.S. After he became ill, my wife and I had the pleasure to visit with him and Bev in Silver Spring, Maryland. I kept in touch with Bev on several occasions to see how they both were doing after they moved to Florida. Bev was always very positive even though it was evident things were not so easy for her. She has proven to be a very strong and dedicated woman as she did her best for Neville. Evelyn and I share her grief and extend our deepest sympathy to her and the family.

To Lady Beverly Hyatt Allen
Please be assured of our sincere condolences .We will keep you close in our thoughts and prayers constantly.
We Love You .

Fr Administrators ,Directors ,Workers and Members of Central Jamaica Conference of SDA