Remembering Allison

Allison Brundick Haramis · July 4, 1993 – April 17, 2009

Allison was born on July 4, 1993, to parents Drew and Lee and older brother Lee Haramis, Jr. Her birthday fit Allison so well, because she was a firecracker.

In her short life, she left her mark on a community that will forever remember her contagious enthusiasm and engaging personality.

Allison loved the entertainment world: theater, music and fashion. She was an accomplished dancer with a magnetic presence both on and off the stage. She performed in both the Community and the First Coast Nutcracker productions for several years and was a cheerleader for The Bolles School. Her love of bright colors was often seen in her sense of style, and the Foundation’s signature colors, pink and green, were her favorite.

Allison is greatly missed. Her many friends and loved ones will always remember her beauty, humor, loving kindness, bubbly personality, infectious smile and love for life. She was a leader with a strong Christian faith, and her joyful spirit and willingness to help others live on through The Allison Brundick Haramis Foundation, Inc., also known as Angels for Allison.

“Remember loved ones never leave, they are forever near, for their love lives on in memories our hearts hold dear.”

- Author Unknown

In honor of the lives of those who have gone too soon, we remember.

The colors she loved

Pink

Green

Allison’s love of bright colors showed in everything, especially her sense of style, and pink and green were her favorites. They remain the Foundation’s signature colors, a reminder that although our work exists because of profound sadness, we carry it out with the warmth, generosity and joy that defined her.

Allison's life continues to make a difference

Her legacy is carried forward through every family helped, every funeral grant provided and every Angel remembered by name.