Joanne Allison (14 Sep 1966 - 16 Mar 2026)

Dearest Jo, not a day goes by where we don't feel the absence of your presence in the office. You were a joy to work with and a wonderful friend, confidante and mother figure to so many of us. I miss the daily stories we shared as well as your regular road rages! Rest in peace, you are forever in our hearts <3

For Jo x

My lovely friend.. kind.. generous.. funny.. cake loving.. dancing queen.. you are so missed.. shania will always remind me of you.. xx

To Lovely Jo, thank you for your friendship and kindness. You had a way of making people feel special and as though they really mattered. I miss our chats and wish I’d got to tell you about my Ireland trip. You touched so many hearts and we all miss you. Thinking of Neal, Ollie and Max xx

In memory of our Jo who would have been delighted to see everyone today celebrating her life. Xx

For beautiful Jo, we miss you terribly 💗 sending love to your family x

To our Irish Angel, beautiful inside and out.Love to Neal, Max & Ollie on this very sad day.Think of you allxxx

In remembrance of a wonderful sister-in-law. Gone too soon xx

Our wonderful, kind, loving, fun Jo. You were a joy to work with, an inspiration and a true friend. Our spa days were the best, and I will never watch Top Gun without remembering that night in Canary Wharf with you. Rest in Peace my lovely friend .

Jo you were such a kind and soul, we worked together for many years through some difficult times and I don't think I ever saw you angry. You made work a better place just by being there and I feel lucky to have known you for as long as I did. You will be greatly missed xx

Jo, I can’t believe this has happened. Not only did you touch my life at work (you were the most amazing person!) but also I don’t forget bumping into you in the David Lloyd’s car park or when you were getting your hair done in Sak’s! But you really were the best in your field and someone that I will treasure forever. Love you, Jo.

Our Jo, you will be greatly missed, a kind and loyal friend - the mother of the group.
I will always remember with such affection the BBQs, get-to-gethers and numerous trips to Ireland (the place you loved) and how you enjoyed bringing family and friends together.
So glad to have shared so many fun memories with you.
Our deepest sympathies Neal, Oliver, Max and to your wider family at what is such a difficult time x