Best little sister ever.   Words can’t do her justice. She was the best. 

Beautiful Alison,  How I wish I could hear you say Ms. Koparan the way you always did when you were changing my assignments into your own.  You were my "extra" student-extra everything.  You were the kindest student and teacher's aide I have ever had.  Your love for others, art, music, life warms my heart.  You amazed me, and you gave me hope for future students.  I can't wait to see you in Heaven, Angel! May God, himself, comfort your family and friends.  - Love, Ms. K. 

Alison had such a big impact in my life. She was kind, smart, motivated, and supported everyone. She was a beautiful woman and I'm glad I walked by her for a few years and saw her grow, in school, ROTC, drama club and as a person. She impacted so many people with her kindness and I know she will be so missed by so many.  When I graduated, it was hard at first, but with her beautiful gift she gave me, it gave me the courage to strive for my best self. I am eternally grateful for her. I wouldn't trade our time together for anything. Thank you for being my friend ❤️

Alison was my company's XO, she was in student government with me, and she was the one who inspired me to do drama next year when I'm a senior...Alison was the kindest person I've ever met. She was always motivating and always by your side to make you smile. Her smile was contagious. She'll forever have a place in my heart and memory as an angel on Earth ❤️ 

Thank you, to all who came this evening.  It gave us great comfort,  to hear all the beautiful memories.   Thank you, to the amazing kids, in the NJROTC ,   she loved all of you, past and  present.  And every leader she ever had.   I don't ever remember her, not loving a teacher, not one.  Even the ones, that made her think, challenging her.    And her friends know, she loved them, when she said she said it.  Our chicken cutlet friend, our grapes friend, our Nesquick friend,   she always wanted to remember everyone. And love the beautiful wings, from Drama club.  Glad to have be a part of something she loved so much.  Proud being  an Aunt, honored to be a Godmother.  Mary, her art teacher, her love and support, like a second mother.  Humbled by how many lives she touched.  Turner did a beautiful job.  Everything was perfect.  Thank you, get great strength, and peace from all the support and love.

Alison , the sweetest most beautiful person inside and out. She helped me and was there for me on the worst days. Her last day on campus she spent the entire day with me because my blood sugar wasn’t good. She wouldn’t leave my side and I’m so thankful to have had a friend like her . I love and miss her so much everyday . She will forever be my XO.❤️

Alison was the most beautiful person I’ve ever had been able to know, she was selfless and kind and beautiful, whenever we’d have performances we’d go into the teachers lounge and buy every single apple juice in the vending machine and we’d always sit in the dressing rooms and talk about all of our future plans, everything about her was beautiful and amazing. There are no words or memories that I could talk about that would ever sum up what she means to me.

I had the privilege of being in the ASL class as Alison in Spring Hill we sat next to each other she was such a loving and caring young lady. And to my surprise I started my last ASL class and choose a set in the third row second seat in only to find out that she sat in the seat next to me the semester before. She will be missed and pray for  her family and friends during this difficult time.

I have been a substitute teacher at Central for a few years, and had the privilege of having Alison in class on multiple occasions. She was a joy to have in class. Respectful, helpful and kind, with a bright future ahead of her. My prayers for all her family and friend. May God comfort you all! 

Alison  was the sweetest and probably one of the most genuine people I know , god has bigger plans for her❤️ She’s watching over all of us 💜 I pray for her family and her other friends .  We should all continue to live in her amazing legacy of kindness and generosity 🌞

I didn't get a chance to know Alison very long, as I am a substitute teacher at CHS. I got the opportunity to meet Alison through the ROTC program.  From day one, she was very respectful and extremely helpful. I could tell right away that she was a special individual, and that she was a bright light for others.

I am so very sorry to Alison's family and friends for your loss. May her beautiful memory help you heal in time.

Sincere condolences to the whole family 💜🙏 My thoughts and continued prayers for you all 🙏
First time our families met was when you all just moved to Florida.  Your mom would wait at the bus stop and then hurry to make it to your prekindergarten  class.  In kindergarten, you waited as my daughter helped ease your fears for the first time heading out to school.  What was so special about this was years later my granddaughter entered kindergarten and rode the same bus and you helped her to ease her into the routine and grow accustomed to the school. Then this year, my granddaughter was a freshman and you a senior. And again, you assisted her and ease her into her freshman year.  
I'm sorry you were taken to soon from all your family and friend's.  Your whole life, as you just celebrated your 18th birthday,  your acceptance into your dream college. Gone to soon. Soar high with the Angel's 👼 sweet young lady.   May you rest in peace and perpetual light shine upon you always.  

Alison Morizzo
I am so glad I got to know the beautiful and talented soul that she was.  She was the girl who always had a smile on her face. She made everyone feel like her best friend and continuously shared her humorous side. I had the privilege of being in the same art class for a few years as well as the same Public Speaking college class. She was a bright and fun young woman who was kind enough to give me some pointers when I felt like being sick before a speech. She was the friend that everyone wished they had and she will be missed every day. Although there is sadness in her loss, there is also a joy in knowing she is in a better place. 


Alison Morizzo was the kind of student teachers dream about,
the kind of daughter parents hope for, 
the kind of person people wish to meet.

My dear sweet, creative, funny, enthusiastic Alison. My little artist buddy whom
I was lucky to have as a student for almost 10 years.  

You lit up the studio every time you came in, and treated everyone with a genuine interest and kindness.  You were always ready to laugh. I loved your sense of humor, and the last few years that you would kid me and catch me by surprise with some funny comment.

I loved you so much I am
Finding it hard to find the words at how heartbreaking it is that you are gone. On this last Sunday art class it was unthinkable that your smiling face would not walk in from church, change your clothes, and sit down to paint.

Thank you Alison for blessing my life with your zest for living. I’m so sorry you didn’t get to realize your grown up dreams.  

Love,
Mary Petricone



OBITUARY

Alison Rose Morizzo

October 10, 2001 – November 26, 2019

Turner Funeral Home and Florida Hills Memorial Gardens

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