Allison Elaine Grover-Tucker

Allison Elaine Grover-Tucker, 49, a resident of Bettendorf, Iowa left her earthly home to be with the Lord on Saturday, February 14th at the University of Iowa Hospital in Iowa City, Iowa with her family at her side.
There will be no service or visitation. McGinnis-Chambers Funeral Home of Bettendorf is assisting the family with arrangements.
Allison Elaine was born November 11, 1959 to Robert & Lois (Levi) Grover in Davenport, Iowa. She was baptized and confirmed at Trinity Lutheran Church of Pleasant Valley, Iowa. Allison graduated in 1977 from Pleasant Valley High School where she played trombone and clarinet in the school band. She was a graduate of the American Institute of Commerce where she earned two degrees.
Allison was always there for everyone. Special people in her life include John Watkins, Nancy Suverkrup, Mike Sales & Laura Stevens.
Survivors include her husband, Timmy; her daughter, Rebecca (Josh) Cole; her son, Bradley Proffitt, a student at Ames, Iowa; her grandson, Tyler Proffitt; her mother, Lois (Levi) Grover; her sisters, Karen (Russell) Floyd of Jericho, Vermont and Suzanne (Michael) Monroe of Dahlonega, Georgia; her nieces, Samantha Drago, Heather Hale & Mariah Monroe; her aunt, Barbara Reneau of Sun City West, Arizona and three cousins.
Allison was preceded in death by her brother, Kevin Grover in 2004; her father, Robert Grover in 2007; her grandfather, Arthur Levi; her grandmother & step-grandfather, Lena & Charles Fiering and her grandparents, Cleo “Reedy” & Susan Grover.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Genesis Dialysis Unit, 1228 E. Rusholme St., Suite MOB 1, Davenport, Iowa 52804 or the Scott County Humane Society.

When I Come Home to Heaven
When I come home to Heaven
How joyful it will be!
For on that day at last
My risen Lord I’ll see.
No greater happiness than
To see Him face to face,
To see the love in His eyes
And feel His warm embrace.
I’ve done nothing to deserve
That perfect home above.
It was given freely through
The grace of Jesus’ love.
Then why should earthly cares
Weigh down upon me so?
They’ll be a distant memory
When home at last I go.
-Beth Stuckwisch