It is with profound grief and an abiding faith in God’s eternal promise that we announce the passing of Jesilyn Grace Allie, who was called home to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on June 6, 2026, at the age of 25. Though her time on this earth was brief, Jesilyn’s presence was immeasurable — a light so warm and vivid that those who knew her will carry the glow of it for the rest of their days.

Born on November 3, 2000, Jesilyn came into the world with a spirit that seemed to overflow with creativity and compassion from the very beginning. She possessed a rare and magical gift for art and creation — her hands had a way of bringing beauty into being, transforming the ordinary into something luminous. Whether through her artwork, her craft, or simply the care she poured into everything she touched, Jesilyn left her mark on the world in ways that words can only begin to capture.

Driven by a deep and genuine love for others, Jesilyn devoted her career to serving adults with disabilities — walking alongside them, advocating for their dignity, and helping them build lives full of meaning and joy. She understood, perhaps better than most, that every person deserves a life worth living, and she gave of herself tirelessly to make that a reality for those in her care. Her warmth and dedication in this work were a testament to the size of her heart.

Though her journey here was far too short, we take comfort in the certainty of where she now dwells. Jesilyn rests in the arms of her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, in the eternal home He prepared for her — a home free from all pain, sorrow, and limitation. And in that beautiful reunion, she is once again with her beloved father, Thomas Allie, who preceded her in death. We picture them together, whole and at peace, and we hold that image close.

Jesilyn is survived by her devoted mother, Cammie Allie, who loved her without reservation and will carry her in her heart always. She is also survived by her sister, Larissa Hamilton, and brother-in-law Spencer Hamilton; her brother, Luke Allie, and sister-in-law Aubree Allie; her beloved niece, Brooklyn Arnold, and her cherished nephews, Sam Hamilton and Weston Allie — the little ones she adored with every part of herself and who will grow up knowing they were deeply loved by their Auntie Jes.

Jesilyn Grace, you were a gift. Your art, your laugh, your compassion, your soul — all of it was extraordinary. We did not have you long enough, but we had you, and that is a grace we will treasure for the rest of our lives. Fly free, sweet girl. Until we meet again.

“For I am convinced that neither death nor life… nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.”

— Romans 8:38–39