Allen Dewayne Lott Obituary - Visitation & Funeral Information

On Saturday, March 28, 2020, Allen Lott, loving Husband, Father, Son, Brother, Uncle, “Pa Pa” and Cherished Friend passed away at the age of 50. Allen was born on August 21, 1969 in Houston, TX. He built and established himself as a professional and highly respected businessman and entrepreneur operating his own Home Inspection Business and Construction - Remodeling Business. He is survived by his wife, Kathy Lott, mother and step-father, Ann and Ernie Moszkowicz, children Tristan and Jessica Lott and step-daughter Kelly Conboy, siblings Carrie Majewski, Stacey Cater, Tracey Lewis and Elizabeth Dixson, father, Larry Lott and grandchildren Sebastian and Juliet, many other family members and an abundance of friends. Cherished by all. Allen had a passionate, adventurous spirit and zest to live life to the fullest and he left this world doing what he loved most in the place he loved most; his happy place and sanctuary, New Waverly, TX. He had a quick wit and the most infectious smile and endearing laugh. He was our “Rock” – the “go to” guy for all, family members, friends and clients. His love, compassion, kindness, and generosity knew no limits. Celebration of Life services for Allen Lott are as follows: April 4, 2020 at 1:00PM there will be a drive-by service at Mitchell Park in Londonderry Subdivision. In order to maintain appropriate social- distancing we will be doing a drive-by service while a few immediate family members will be watching from the Park. We will meet at the “Kroger’s Marketplace” located at 24350 Kuykendahl Rd. You will see a Black SUV Lexis with the emergency flashers on and park behind the line of cars. We will caravan over together. Please arrive at Kroger by 12:45 PM if possible and we will leave out together at 1:00 PM. We will drive thru the circle drive at the park and view from your car slowly. Please stay in your car! “We must keep our distance”. Anyone who wishes to stay for the service will be instructed where to park. We ask that you stay in your car. “Me must keep our distance”. We will have a sound system outside with a microphone. At the end of the service we will open up for family and friends to share their heartfelt feelings and share funny stories about Allen. Please help us to make this a celebration of Allen’s Life and be patient and stay in your car. I honestly can’t “Thank You” enough, in participating in the Parade to Celebrate the life of my Best Friend & Soulmate and Loving Husband, Cherished Son, Father, Brother, and so much more. Memorial Condolences to the family may be made at www.shmfh.com

Allen Dewayne Lott

August 21, 1969 - March 28, 2020