Allison Lindsay Eaves

Allison was born in Salt Lake City, Utah on August 3,1978.  She attended school in Sandy, Utah, but ended up attending Cerro Gordo High School in Decatur, IL.  She lived in Cape Canaveral since 2012.  She was currently enrolled at Gwinnett Institute and was one semester shy of receiving her nursing degree.  She loved what she was doing, and she loved her family even more.

She is survived by her father, Kelly Eaves and step mother, Ann of Decatur, IL.  Her mother, Janice Bishop of Indianapolis, IN. Her brother, Burke and his children: Carisa, Ty and Savanna of Bluffdale, Utah.  Her sister, Kelly Belles and three children, Lauren King and husband Kenny, Zachary Boswell and “Little Zak”, Zayvon, Kimora and Kayla.  Her sister, Michael Ann Eaves and Dani Weaver, Julian and Madeline Shane of San Diego, CA.  Her little sister, Ashley and Mike Sears and four daughters: Abby, Jamey, Charley Ann and Miley.  Allison loved all her nieces and nephews. She was also survived by her two cats: Buster and Toby who she raised from kittens.

Allison accomplished many things in her life. She received her phlebotomy certificate from Indiana School of Phlebotomy in 2014 and her C.N.A license from Merritt Island Technical School. She attended Eastern Florida State College and was enrolled in Gwinnett Institute in Orlando at the time of her passing.  She was one semester shy of getting her degree.  Allison’s passion was working with hospice patients at Wuesthoff’s Dr. Jey Pillai Center and Edward M. Poe Hospice Center.  She was an exceptional person and was loved by all who knew her.

She was very interested in environmental problems and finding a better way to save Mother Earth. Her last wish was that her ashes be planted with a tree and to return to Mother Nature.  “A Celebration of Life” will be held in Indianapolis on September 19, 2021 where her family and friends will honor her wishes.