Dear family members of Susan R. Allgood. I would like to share one of many story with you that me and Susan had. In the summer time we would enjoy walking after work. Sometimes in the park in Roy off of 4800 or go to the mouth of Ogden Canyon and walk from there to Washington Blvd. We would have to pass the Timber Mine restaurant coming and going. Well this just happen to be around 5 in the afternoon every time we went. Both of us had some hunger pains going at this time of day. But as we all know there was always a dog in tow. There was no going into the Timber Mine for us. On one of the walks I noticed there was a picnic table behind the restaurant. The smell of the proteins coming out of this place was to much for me and so I told Susan to hang out at the front door and I went in and asked the greeter if they would sit the picnic table up for us as we where with a dog. One of the waiters was standing there and said she would be happy to accommodate us. So I went back out side pick up my two walking partners and headed out back of the restaurant. By the time we got there they had linen on the table, and bread and butter, and eating utensils. We placed our order and when I came out there was a meat less T-bone on a plate for Buddy. We all eat well and enjoyed the eating outside in the shade. I did compensate the waiter quite well. We did this several more times that summer.
I loved these time with Susan. We would talk about everything. Family, work, what was good in our lives and what was not. Susan's legacy is not Alzheimer's. That is just bad genetics. Susan was the most kind and sharing person I know. She love her family, friends and country, so much that I put a flag pole in her front yard. I have so many fond memories of time spent with this lady. Rest in piece Susan your friend Hal Bowcutt
