This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Nicole Allen who was born in Missouri on January 06, 1986 and passed away on April 21, 2007 at the age of 21. We will remember her forever.  Nicole was always busy doing something: working on a project (even as a child); meeting up with friends; attending concerts; going to family functions; participating at sporting events; or taking pictures.  Many of us wondered why she was rushing through life, but we now know she had a lot to accomplish in twenty-one years.  This memorial keeps Nicole's spirit and memory alive with shared stories.  Each story and picture keeps that spirit alive.  This is a tribute to Nicole Elizabeth Allen and to all of us who had the pleasure to be part of the "GOOD TIMES!!"

Nicole began as a child constantly working on projects, making gifts for family & friends.  In grade school she began playing softball continuing to play in high school and with the "THE DIERBERGS CREW."  In grade school she played the violin, chello, flute, keyboards/piano, and later in life became a master of Guitar Hero.  She joined the St. Louis Flute Society where she particiapated for several years.  She began playing the flute in band, was on the flag corps, was a hockey cheerleader, participated in the building of her class floats, and was one of the recipients of Walgreens and the St. Louis College Of Pharmacy's summer scholarship program.

At fifteen Nicole wanted a job to make money so she could pay for her own cell phone.  Her first job was at "The Dierbergs," as a bagger.  After only 6 months as a bagger Nicole was promoted to the bakery.  Once in the bakery Nicole recieved promotions to a trainer and was also asked to assist in the floral department.  She kept her grades up through out this process.  She loved the co-workers and friends at "The Dierbergs," particiapating each Halloween dressing up in costumes.  She became close with a group who went on float trips each year and played softball in a league of Dierbergs stores across St. Louis.  

When Nicole was eighteen she began to work a second job at Harrah's Vodoo Lounge as a hostess.  Then in 2006 she started working at Red Robin as a waitress.  She put in her notice at Dierbergs to work full time at Red Robin in 2007.  She passed one portion of the bartending test the night of her accident.

We would like to thank Nicole, her family, friends, co-workers, classmates, and those others who's life she touched.  We ask that you keep her spirit alive with sharing your stories, pictures, and memories.