Howard Allred was born August 2, 1926 in Ogden, Utah and passed away January 21, 2016.  

He served his country by being in the Army and spending time in Korea.  They lived in Colorado for a few years and then moved to California, living in the San Francisco bay area, working in sales.  They moved to Turlock in 1968 where he worked for the radio station KCEY.  He later purchased a men’s store and called it “The Hanger”. They ran this successful men’s clothing store for many years.  He was active in the Turlock Chamber of Commerce, as well as the exchange club.  In 1980 they closed the store & retired.  They travelled in their “air stream” to many places in the U.S. and Canada.  They also travelled to many countries in the world.  They moved from Turlock to Astoria, Oregon.  There he enjoyed fishing and crabbing in the Columbia River.  He owned a warehouse close to the mouth of the Columbia River where he repaired antique clocks.  Their home held many beautiful clocks.  In 2008 they moved to Covenant Village of Turlock where they enjoyed meeting many new friends as well as visiting with longtime friends.  He was a faithful member of Turlock Covenant Church.  

He is survived by his wife Jessie, his sister Jeanette Dalton and several nieces and nephews and a host of friends.  Memorials for Howard can be sent to Turlock Covenant Church 316 So. Laurel St., Turlock, CA 95380.