In Loving Memory of Jatina “Tina” A. Allison

July 5, 1968 – August 31, 2026

Jatina “Tina” A. Allison, of Warsaw, Missouri, passed away on August 31, 2026, at St. Luke’s East Hospital in Lee’s Summit, Missouri, at the age of 58.

In her final moments, Tina was surrounded by the people she loved most—her husband, Randy, her children, and her grandchildren. Though saying goodbye was incredibly difficult, she was embraced by the love of her family as she took her final breath.

Born on July 5, 1968, Tina was a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, daughter, sister, and friend. She was truly one of the kindest souls you could ever meet. Her heart was generous, her love was genuine, and she had a way of creating memories that would stay with people long after she was gone.

Tina was the devoted wife of Randy Allison and a loving mother to Michael Allison (fiancée April), Kristopher Buckler (wife Peyton), Johnny Cockriel (wife Danielle), Shelby Cockriel, Casey Allison, and Christal Waddingham.

Of all the roles she held in life, perhaps none brought her more joy than being a grandmother. Tina loved her grandchildren more than anything in the world. They were her heart and her greatest source of happiness and pride. She treasured each one in her own special way and created memories that they will carry with them throughout their lives.

Her beloved grandchildren are Zoey Cockriel, Jacoby Cockriel, Bentlee Cockriel, Serenity Andregg, Trinity Andregg, Charlie Cockriel, Trena Buckler, Presley Proctor, Harper Wood, Abigail Buckler, Raelyn Buckler, Brandylynn Allison, and Michael Allison Jr.

Tina knew how to enjoy life. She was always down for a good card game, a game of pool, or a shot of whiskey with the people she loved. And everyone who knew her knew there was one particular night when it was probably wise to give Tina a little extra room—Tequila night. Those moments of laughter, fun, and perhaps a little mischief will become some of the stories her family tells for years to come.

Tina also had an appreciation for the beauty and character found in unexpected places. She loved taking photographs of sunsets and clouds, stopping to capture the colors and shapes that caught her eye. She also enjoyed photographing old abandoned houses, finding beauty and stories in places that others might simply pass by. Her camera allowed her to preserve the little moments and unique pieces of the world that she found beautiful.

And if you were lucky enough to sit at Tina’s table, you probably knew that she could make one of the best homemade chicken fried chicken meals around. Her cooking was more than just food—it was another way she showed her love. A good meal, family gathered together, and plenty of laughter were all part of the memories she created.

Tina was preceded in death by her beloved parents, James and Trena Buckler.

She leaves behind her husband, Randy Allison; her children, Michael, Kristopher, Johnny, and Shelby; her beloved grandchildren; her siblings, Bill Camarillo, Joe Camarillo, and Brandy Buckler; and many extended family members and friends who loved her dearly.

Tina may no longer be here to shuffle the cards, line up a game of pool, take a picture of a beautiful sunset, or remind everyone that it might be best to stay out of her way on Tequila night—but the memories she created will remain.

Her family will see her in the evening sky she loved to photograph. They will think of her when they pass an old abandoned house. They will gather around a table and remember her when someone makes chicken fried chicken. They will laugh when they tell stories about her card games, her pool games, and all the moments that made Tina uniquely Tina.

Most of all, her grandchildren will grow up knowing just how deeply their grandmother loved them.

Tina’s life was measured not only in years, but in the love she gave, the memories she created, and the lives she touched.

She was a kind soul.

She was a loving wife.

She was a devoted mother.

She was a grandmother who loved her grandchildren with her whole heart.

She was family, she was laughter, and she was home.

She was loved beyond words, she will be missed beyond measure, and she will never be forgotten.

Until we meet again, Tina. ❤️

Warsaw Funeral and Cremation is entrusted with her cremation.