Gage W Allam

gage allam

August 24, 1916 ~ November 25, 2016

Born in: Franklin, Pennsylvania

Gage W. Allam, 100, a lifelong resident of Franklin, passed away peacefully at her home on Friday, November 25.Born in Franklin on August 24, 1916, Mrs. Allam was the daughter of the late Harry M. Wilson Sr. and Frances King Wilson.In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her brother, Harry M. Wilson Jr, of Alliance, Ohio. She is survived by her nieces, Lynn Digby of Alliance, Ohio; Anne Lika of Essex, Vermont; and Martha Mayer of Cincinnati, Ohio; as well as 3 great nieces and a great nephew.Mrs. Allam showed a lifelong interest in many things including art, law, politics, antiques, history, and a love of the natural world. She was an avid reader and her passion for learning led her to take coursework at the University of Oxford in England.Her father was a breeder and trainer of champion English Setters, and in her early years she developed a love of dogs. Throughout her adult years she was never without a loyal canine companion, most of them being rescued.Mrs. Allam lived most of her life in Franklin, and was active in the community. She was a founding member of The Franklin Historical Society, and was involved with the Franklin Museum. She was a real estate broker from 1972-1992.No visitation will be held and interment will be private, as per the decedent's wishes.In lieu of flowers, Mrs. Allam's family request that donations be sent to the Venango County Humane Society, PO Box 1045, Oil City, PA 16301.To send online condolences or for further information, family and friends are invited to visit www.gardinierfuneralhome.com.

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  1. My mother Mabel Bruner and my father Charles were friends with Gage until they passed. I remember Gage spending many days at our house on 417. Gage and her niece came to visit when we moved to NYC. She inspired my father to get his Real Estate License. She had so many great stories. She will be missed.

  2. I never had the pleasure of meeting or working on her plumbing. But my dad did a lot of work for her ( Ronald F Myers Sr.)

  3. Larry. Jan & Andy Martz
    Gage was an interesting intelligent lady ….. condolences sent to her many friends & family.

  4. I first met Gage when she and I were founding members of Venango County’s chapter of the League of Women Voters. Gage was an amazingly strong and interesting woman, a sort of role model for me when I was in my 20s. She told me that she was named for the woman reporter who had initially reported Sojourner Truth’s speech when Truth spoke in Ohio. Gage lived up to her namesake.

    Mary Ann Caton
    Pleasantville, PA


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