Alline L. Berry
February 21, 1934 ~ August 26, 2022
Alline L. Berry – Age 88, of Nashville, passed from this life on Friday, August 26, 2022, at her residence. She was retired after 30 plus years with Metro Nashville Public Schools. Alline was a longtime member of the Christian Church of Linden, Tennessee and her love for her family was everything to her. Alline was preceded in death by her parents, Johnny & Ollie Warren; one sister and three brothers; her husband of 46 years, James Kyle Berry, who passed in 2003. She is survived by her only daughter, Cindy Berry (Jeff) Sisk; her grandchildren, Brad (Laurel) Sisk; Hope (Matt) Maynard, and Valencia Sisk; one great grandchild, Ellie Sisk. A Celebration of her life will be held on Tuesday, August 30, 2022, at 11:30AM, at West Meade Fellowship (277 Old Hickory Blvd) with Pastor Patrick Hamilton officiating. Interment will follow at Harpeth Hills Memory Gardens. Visitation with the family will be on Tuesday from 9:30AM until the service time at 11:30AM, both at West Meade Fellowship. Arrangements in the care of Compassion Funeral & Cremation Services, 6949 Charlotte Pike, Suite 104 (615) 857-9955. We are proud to be West Nashville and Bellevue's only locally owned and operate funeral & cremation provider.
Prayers for the family
So sorry to hear this. Prayers for all the family.
I always enjoyed talking to her at our family events. She cared so much about how everyone was doing. We’ll miss her a lot!
First picture, Alline and Joe about 1951. Second picture, when Kyle and Alline visited us in Mississippi 2000-2001. In 74 years, Alline never forgot Joe’s birthday. Every year he would get a card or call, and his birthday wasn’t complete until he heard from her. 🙂 She will be missed. Joe spent weeks during the summer with Kyle and Alline – some of his best memories are the Fair and car races.
Mrs. Berry was the person I first looked for when I got to work at school every morning. She and I had a special relationship that consisted of respect, humor, and caring friendship. I consider her one of the most special people I have known. Ken Waggoner
I thoroughly enjoyed our “joy rides” to eat out and visit our favorite spots around Nashville! We usually would end up at Centennial Park watching and feeding the ducks. She also liked going by her previous neighborhood and seeing the home she lived in for many years very close to the school. Always looked forward to her coming to visit Park Avenue after she retired! Rest In Peace, Dear Lady! Kathy Long
Neighbor,friend,and coworker since 1984. The memories made over the years will remain in my heart forever. I will miss our O’Charley’s dates the most.