Warner, NH – Allison “Allie” Paul Mock, 91, of Denny Hill Road, passed away on Friday, August 14, 2026 leaving a deep-rooted legacy in the community and surrounding towns he loved so well.
He was born in Concord, NH on October 15, 1934 the oldest son of Paul and Winifred (Kimball) Mock.
His wife of 70 years, Gloria A. (Guimond) Mock, passed away in July 2025. He is survived by two daughters, Teresa Ann Mock of Sarasota, FL and Tammy Alison Mock of Warner, NH to carry on the legacy of an older generation; two brothers, Henry Pearson Mock of the Mt. Washington Valley and John William Mock of Bradford, NH; nephews, a niece and cousins.
Allie attended the one room school in Webster where he spent his early years and was a member of the Webster Congregational Church. His recreational interests seemed to always involve WORK. That was his fun and his interests, for sure. Allie met and married Gloria Guimond and built their home, The Dun Foolin Farm in Warner, where they raised their children, Teresa and Tammy. He was dedicated to “work” which included being in the woods of the surrounding towns of Webster, Warner, Salisbury, Bradford and Contoocook. As a logger he worked with a pair of horses in his younger years. He learned the art of logging with his father and acquired many friends and workers of the trade. He was an excellent teamster learning the art of oxen pulling and the care of animals. He was an honorary member of the Association of New England Ox Teamster and helped many 4H Oxbows.
His very first job was with his younger brother, Henry, as a janitor for the one-room school at four dollars a week. He attended Simonds Free High School, worked in the lumber business for his father and for over 30 years worked for the State of NH Highway Department eventually being promoted to foreman, helping to maintain the roads and paths of the state he called home. He worked his way up to Patrolman at the Warner maintenance shed 501.
Beyond his work, Allie was a man of his community and the land he loved. He was honored with the Community Service Award given by the Warner Men’s Club and loved farming, haying, restoring two Farmall tractors, gardening and training teams of oxen, receiving many awards and won many competitions as a superior trainer of ox teams. He had an active and familiar presence at the annual Fall Folliage Festival, was a promoter and lifelong founding member of the Kearsarge Trail Snails Snowmobile Club, was a member and former president of FFF, a member of the Warner Men’s Club, the Warner Chandler Reservation Committee, the Warner Fish and Game Club, 4H and the Hopkinton Fair as well as many other organizations.
A graveside service will be held on Saturday, September 26, 2026 at 11:00 A.M. in New Waterloo Cemetery, Warner, NH with a celebration of life reception to follow at the Warner Town Hall.
Memorial contributions may be made to Kearsarge Trail Snails, Inc., P.O. Box 97, Warner, NH 03278, Warner Volunteer Fire Department, 148 West Main Street, Warner, NH 03278, The First Congregational Church, 1013 Long Street, Webster, NH 03303 or to the charity of one’s choice.
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