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Allisyn Dedinsky Dies at 51

Allisyn Dedinsky, 51, of St. Croix, Virgin Islands, passed away peacefully on Saturday, September 20, 2025, at her home in the Delray Beach, Florida, area with her loving partner, Daniel T. Mugavero, at her side.

Allisyn was preceded in death by her parents, Bonnie L. Dedinsky and Joseph D. Dedinsky, and her sister, Jill Marie Dedinsky. She is survived by her nephew, Jay Ridgway, and a wide circle of friends who loved her dearly and will cherish her memory.

Allisyn Dedinsky

Allisyn Dedinsky had no middle name. Her mother, Bonnie, thought that there were enough syllables in her first and last names, so she didnโ€™t need another one. Allisynโ€™s college roommates even made up a song about it. And just like her big name, Allisynโ€™s presence was so tremendous that she made friends wherever she went. She was full of charm and sunshine.

Allisyn was born on October 23, 1973, in Indiana, where she lived until her family relocated to St. Croix, in the U.S. Virgin Islands. She was a graduate of St. Croix Country Day School (now Good Hope Country Day School) where she was a valuable member of the varsity volleyball and softball teams. Allisyn was a natural athlete, as well as a natural leader, organizing spirit events, prom committees, and beach days.ย 

After graduating with the class of 1992, Allisyn joined the Alpha Delta Pi sorority at North Carolina State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication. During summer breaks from college, Allisyn served as the swim counselor for Countryโ€™s Dayโ€™s summer camp, paving the way for her early career as a teacher. She soon followed in her sisterโ€™s footsteps, finding her calling in the hospitality industry.ย 

Allisyn will be remembered for her infectious laugh, love of the song โ€œAlisonโ€ by Elvis Costello, and legendary parties.

Information about a future celebration of life will be forthcoming.

In lieu of flowers, please make a donation in Allisynโ€™s honor to the St. Croix Animal Welfare Center at stcroixawc.org.

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