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Today I was working and my favorite song "goosebumps" came on. Had me thinking about the nights i'd come over to babysit Christalea when u were working gigs throughout Bunbury. We loved walking down to the Australind shops to get our dinner, and we loved watching u cooking the best hot chips in Australia.. I had so much fun listening to your music stories & after gig chit chats. Today like every other day I felt blessed to know ur music is still kicking around & fans still get to hear your beautiful voice..

My name is Alexandra and i am 17, but love 70's and 80's music. I'm sorry if this message has already come up, but i'm not sure if it worked.
I only came to know about Christie this year, but from what i've seen on reruns of Countdown and what i've read people say i think she seems like a pretty nice person.
Each year i hold a bingo with my family and we play bingo and have a theme of singer/bands.This year one of them is Christie and we're donating money to the Cancer Council in her name.
I think it's a shame that know one knows more about her, as it is hard to find cds of hers in shops. I have seen some songs of hers on Youtube.
I can't say that i know Christie all that personally, but i can say that i feel sad she has died, and just also want to let her family and friends know that i feel sorry for them.

I was sad to hear of this ladies passing
I had great times dancing to her music (Hes my number one)
to her family keep strong hold tight to your memories

Christie Allen will always hold a special place in my heart. As a shy 12 & 13 year old, her passionate innocence in Goose Bumps gave me goose bumps, and the disco'd desire & devotion of He's My Number One (which she surely sang about me!?!) was like a triumphant fanfare declaring my entrance to manhood...! Christie you were gorgeous, like most of us I unfortunately lost track of you as we got older. I recently heard of your Mushroom re-union performance in '98, sorry that I didnt get to see it, maybe I still can somewhere, possibly on the net. I'm also intrigued by your settling in country WA and yr excursion into Country and Western music, woulda liked to hear that..Rest in Peace gorgeous and thank you for being spectacularly you, and for warming a young boy's cold heart with yr joy and passion... And I'm still yr No 1....fan...XXX

I Just watched a Classic Countdown episode from 1979,
and Christie Allen was hosting and singing, this braught back memories.
I was a happy & carefree 14 year old. I liked Christie's pop songs and the joy goosbumps gave me at the time.
I never heard of her passing until I did a internet search. Now I feel really sad.
thank you for the gift of music you left us.

I turn 43 nxt wk & ws thinking bout my teen yrs & the pop artists i jst simply loved to listen to on the radio & watch on Countdown. So i googled Leif Garett & then Christie Allen ... my heart just sunk & felt shattered as i ' just now ' found out that Christie had passed away. The year 2008 has been the most heartbreaking year of my life & to then read that Christie had passed.
I jst want to say THANKYOU to Christie for your music ... that you helped me escape the unhappy home i lived in and put me in a happy world listening to you singing.
You will for the rest of my life always be the HAPPY part of my teen years. What an impact YOU made in my life ... and i'm just ONE person !