of Bakersfield, MO

February 25, 2006 - October 4, 2022

Miss Allison Rose Csiszer, 16, of Bakersfield, Missouri passed away October 4th, 2022 in her home. She was born on February 25th, 2006 in Mountain Home, Arkansas to Rosey Puffer and Charles Csiszer.
Allison was born with cerebral palsy and several medical issues that restricted her body and mind in so many ways; however, if you knew Allison, you knew that crazy infectious smile and laugh. Her smile would light up a room and her laugh, oh her laugh. Allison enjoyed chaos and being the life of the party, and she was. Allison enjoyed relaxing on her porch, soaking up the warmth of the sun and the summer heat while listening to Luke Combs. She enjoyed Luke Combs so much, she wore everyone else out, but she didn't care. She enjoyed throwing her toys down on the floor just to do it again and again, all while laughing. (Pretty sure she was thinking ''dance puppet, dance''). Grandma Karen's floors were the best, the heavier the toy the bigger the laugh. Allison enjoyed swimming in Nana's pool and laughing at Grandpa Steve. Bonfires and family time were her favorite. Huck and Roxy were her faithful dog guardians and companions. Roxy would keep Allison's feet warm and steal her heating blanket, while Huck would protect her from any stranger.
Allison loved her brother, Wyatt, and Wyatt was the best little big brother to Allison, faithfully picking up toys, pushing her through stores and life, and even took a few jabs from Allison-she had some pointy elbows. Allison enjoyed laughing at her dad, Johnny, when he was getting onto Wyatt, her foster brother, Drystan or the dogs. Really, she just laughed at Johnny anytime he was talking. Allison may have been limited to the kinds of things she could do, but she had no fears, no regrets, and no cares in the world. I truly believe that when she heard the leaves rustle in the wind, she heard God's whispers to her. She is up in Heaven praising God, talking and walking and doing everything she wasn't able to do on earth.
Allison will be missed by her mom, Rosey; dad, Johnny; brother, Wyatt and her dog, Roxy; as well as a host of family, friends and loved ones from across the country. I wish the price of love was not grief when they gain angel wings.....fly high Allison and do like Isaiah 40:31 says and "Mount up with wings like eagles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not be faint". Enjoy your new heavenly body; we shall see you once again.

Obituary Provided By:
Roller Funeral Home
Highway 5 North
Mountain Home, AR  72654
www.rollerfuneralhomes.com