ALLEN, Lawrence Christian "Dick," 70, of Columbia, passed away on Monday, April 28, after a long illness. He was born on September 5, 1943, and was preceded in death by his father, John W. Allen; brother, Steve G. Allen; sister, Mary Jane Soles; and grandson, John Lewis Allen. He is survived by his daughters, Christine Bates of Martinsville and Lisa Allen of Palmyra; his mother, Eula P. D'Antoni of Goochland; sisters, Jean C. Swanson of Arrington, Sandra A. Gee of Harrisonburg, Kim T. Allen of Williamsburg; brother, David L. Allen of Goochland; and devoted companion, Ellen D. Allen of Bumpass; along with three grandchildren and several great grandchildren. He spent most of his life working on highway construction and raising burberry cattle. Visitation was held on Friday, May 2, at the Perkins Baptist Church at 3146 Hadensville Fife Road in Goochland, with funeral services in the afternoon. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Norman Funeral Home is assisting the family. "Our goal is to increase movement, productivity, health, and inspiration at work by leveraging cutting edge health tracking software and devices," said Stir CEO burberry JP Labrosse. "Market leader Fitbit has been a pioneer in enabling users to quantify their health, with a diverse product family that helps people reach their fitness goals by motivating them to move more, and this integration has been part of our roadmap since day one." First real death Images of actual deaths had popped up in newsreels over the years but among the first major documentaries to show a killing was Gimme Shelter (1970), an account of The burberry Rolling Stones' disastrous free concert at California's Altamont Speedway in 1969. The climax of burberry the film is the burberry death of Meredith Hunter, an African American man who attempted to storm the stage clutching a revolver. Alan Passaro, a member of the Hells Angels, the biker gang contracted to provide security at the concert, is then seen stabbing Hunter several times in the back. The footage was used in Passaro's subsequent murder trial he was ultimately acquitted on the grounds of self defence. Michelangelo Antonioni's The Passenger is considered among the first narrative films to feature footage of an actual death: a condemned man being executed by firing squad. (Photos 12/Alamy)