Nina Lynn Allen

Nina Lynn Allen passed away peacefully on Wednesday, May 20, 2026 at 44 years young surrounded by family. She is now rejoicing with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ in her new heavenly home reunited with her beloved Dog, Miss Lady Lou. Those who knew her now find comfort in knowing she is free from all pain and suffering. 

Nina was born on Saturday, January 23, 1982 in Kenmore, NY to her devoted Mother, Ms. Chrystal Lynn Allen. She was preceded in death by her Uncle Perry (Ellen) Caswell and Grandfather John (Louise) Caswell. She is survived by her Mother, Daughter Jasmine N Allen, Uncle Steve (Danita) Caswell, Aunt Lila (Bill) Wolf, Aunt Blythe Caswell, and cousins Nanette Caswell, Jacquelyn (David) Alton, Jessica Rebon, Sarah Wolf, Jessica Caswell, and many 2nd cousins.

From the age of 3 years old, Nina is remembered as a loving and intelligent girl. She had a thirst for knowledge and maintained straight A’s throughout her school years, even making up schoolwork for herself when she got home. And while she was more of a tomboy, Nina did enjoy taking dance classes and playing with barbie dolls. She also liked practicing karate and playing with neighborhood friends. 

At the age of 8 years old Nina got her first dog, Lady. She always had a soft spot for animals. Her favorite TV show growing up was “Family Matters”. Nina is remembered fondly for her Steve Urkel impersonation with the catch phrase “Did I do that?”. She was able to say it perfectly and sound just like the actor!

Nina spent her summers going on many camping trips with her family over the years and she was able to enjoy time with all of her cousins. Nina held a special place in each of her family members’ hearts. She looked forward to family gatherings and birthday parties. Her favorite place she ever camped at was Watkins Glen State Park, located in Schuyler County, New York. At Watkins Glen some of Nina’s fondest memories were swimming in the pool, walking the glen, and having her very first taste of Cookie Dough Ice Cream. Ever since that day Cookie dough was her favorite ice cream.

Nina always had a special relationship with her mother, Chrystal and loved her dearly. She was her best friend. Over Nina’s lifetime they made so many beautiful memories together outside of family time which included spending holidays together, going fishing, ice and roller skating, going on bike rides to the falls, and shopping. She also loved going for a special Red Lobster dinner with Mom each year for her birthday.

In her adult years, Nina enjoyed being out on the water with her mom, roommate, and another dog (which she named Lady Lou) on her roommate’s boat. She shared the love of music with many other people along the way, attending concerts and playing her electric guitar. 

At the age of 38 Nina gave birth to her only child Jasmine, who she called “Her Little Princess”. She was selfless and loved her daughter more than life itself, and did everything she could to give Jasmine the best in life. 

A Celebration of Nina’s Life will be held at a later date for the family.

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