She was the widow of Gus Chesser, retired from Commercial Bank and was a member of First Baptist Church in Monticello. She was the daughter of the late E. D. Allison and Esther Whitaker Allison.
Survivors include one son, Ron Chesser and wife, Judy of Hot Springs; one daughter, Phyllis Shockley and husband, Mike of Conroe, TX; one brother, Adrian Allison of Tulsa, OK; one sister, Madeline Gibson of Selma; six grandchildren, Kim Lindgren, Chip Chesser, Randy Wyatt, Tanda Stoelzing, Heather Howard and Jonathan Shockley; and ten great-grandchildren, Ally, Jeff and Will Lindgren, Emma Kate Stoelzing, Luke and Charlie Stoelzing, Brooke and Sophie Wyatt and Morgan and Alex Howard. The family would also like to extend a special thank you to Crystal Harrington, Rhea Lagrone, Betty Lou Hughes, Nancy Summerford and the staff of the Guest House Assisted Living for their care of Mrs. Chesser.
Condolences(12)
Crystal Harrington
spring, TX Monday, May 24, 2010 Tine was such a joy to be around,she always had something to say or talk about.not only did i take care of her in her last year her,she had became like a grandmother to me and my family.she was stubborn like a mule and when it came to her physical therapy I would always have to bribe her to go.she was truly an amazing lady and she will always be in my heart.I have never met anyone like her.she is truly one of a kind.Clara Cater
Monticello, AR Tuesday, April 27, 2010 Our hearts and prayers go out to Mrs. Chesser`s family. We have missed Mrs. Chesser since she went to Tx. to be close to her daughter. We will always remember her from when she lived with us here at the Guest House.Sheila Kinney Brower
Marietta, GA Thursday, April 22, 2010 Dear Ronnie & Phyllis,I am so sorry that I could not be there. I cannot ever express how much your mom (and your dad) meant to me as I was growing up. They always made me feel so much a part of your family and I loved the time that I stayed at your place during the summer more than you will ever know....being accepted meant a lot for someone who felt a little displaced. Thank you for all you have meant and I only regret that I didn't thank your mom like I wanted to but never knew exactly how to tell her. You are in my thoughts and prayers at this time. Always, Sheila Kinney Brower
JAMES E. BROWN
MONTICELLO, AR Wednesday, April 21, 2010 MY FAMILY WISHES TO EXPRESS OUR HEARTFELT SYMPATHY INTHE LOSS OF MRS. CHESSER. SHE WAS A GOOD FRIEND AND
CHURCH MEMBER OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FOR MANY YEARS.
SHE IS AT PEACE.
Tommy & Pat Matthews
Maumelle, AR Tuesday, April 20, 2010 Phyllis & Ronnie,Our hearts and prayers go out to both of you at this difficult time
We enjoyed Mrs. Chesser so much as she waited on us at Commercial Bank, our neighbor on Hyatt St., and a member of First Baptist Church. She was always so pleasant and had some tale to tell about one of you, or something to say to Tommy about Mr. Allison (he and Tommy's family were neighbors).
Tommy & Pat Matthews
Don & Susan Kinney
Little Rock, AR Tuesday, April 20, 2010 Aunt Tine we love and will miss you greatly...Ronnie & Phyllis and family are thoughts and prayers go out to you all.Dan & Jane Bakke
Sherwood, AR Tuesday, April 20, 2010 You will always be in our thoughts and prayers.Carole Rushing
Rison, AR Monday, April 19, 2010 Rhea, I watched your great care of 'Aunt Tine' over the years and know how much she meant to you. I'm glad I had the privilege of knowing her. She was a great lady and one that I enjoyed being around. She was like us - her own person for so many years. We know God has her in his arms now and she's finally home. I hope you will find much comfort in the days to come knowing that you spent much time with her and helping her. She was blessed to have you. May God comfort your heart and give you peace at the time.I love you, Carole
Lori Kulbeth and family
Conway, AR Monday, April 19, 2010 I first met Aunt "Tine" 17 years ago at a family dinner with my precious in-laws, Carroll and Rhea. She made me laugh immediately! She and my father-in-law went back and forth and it was obvious how much they both loved one another. She was one tough cookie, a spitfire that didn't think twice about giving you a piece of her mind, and a generous soul.Aunt Tine, you will be missed more than you know. I am grateful that I had the privilege of being with you for such a short time and look forward to being reunited one of these days.
With all my love, Lori
Linda Maddox
searcy, AR Monday, April 19, 2010 Aunt "Tine" was one of a kind and will be missed greatly by her family and all those who knew her. Much like my own Mom, Aunt Tine didn't mind sharing her opinion. Rest in peace, grand lady.linda funderburg
monticello, AR Saturday, April 17, 2010 ernie was one of my favoritesThe Meier and Hammock Families
monticello, AR Friday, April 16, 2010 Carol and Rea Lagrone, we are so sorry to hear of Mrs. Chesser. She was a one of a kind spitfire of a lady that Im so happy I had the opertunity to know, she will be greatly missed, and we are sorry for the loss of your Aunt Tine. With sarrow, Monty and Aj Meier Families and Becky Charlie and CJ Hammock