Marvin G. Willis, 90, died May 5, 2025 in the Olathe Hospice House after a severe stroke at his home in Gardner days earlier.

He was born May 6, 1934 and lived most of his life in Hoyt, as did his parents (Roland and Pauline) and grandparents (Roy and Eura Steward).

Marvin grew up during the Depression and spent much time on his grandparents’ farm east of Hoyt.

At a young age he started playing the trumpet. He eventually performed professionally as an adult, including duets with son Dick who was age nine at the time.

In high school Marvin starred on the Hoyt Cowboys basketball team. He was good academically but did not go to college, which he always regretted, and which influenced him to encourage his children to pursue higher education.

He met his future wife Eileen at a dance. He traveled to her family’s farm near Emmett and courted her in his early 20s. The married couple lived in Hoyt where Marvin owned the Phillips 66 service station. His Grandpa Roy and Dad Roland helped, as did Gary Salts then in high school. The station was a social hub in Hoyt where people would come in and talk and drink Coca Cola and eat peanuts.

When Highway 75 was moved out of Hoyt, Marvin sold the station and then worked for years at Goodyear in north Topeka.

The family bought land and created a farm north of town where they raised Quarter Horses and Black Angus cattle.

Marvin trained one horse in particular named Wimpy which developed into an excellent cutting horse.

The family farm had two big gardens which supplied most of the vegetables through the year.

Marvin coached his daughter Tracy’s softball team and was Scoutmaster of Troop 67 in Hoyt.

Later in life Marvin and Eileen launched a wooden john boat (Woody) to fish for channel cats in the Delaware and Wakarusa rivers.

After retiring, Marvin and Eileen sold the farm and took off in their big recreational trailer. They wintered in McAllen, TX where they had many friends from all over North America who snowbird lived in the Rio Grande Valley. Marvin continued occasional trumpet performances.

When in Kansas they went to many grandchildrens’ horse shows and ball games.

The couple bought a house in Gardner seven years ago. Eileen died there in 2020.

In later life Marvin enjoyed watching Royals baseball games and riding his recumbent bicycle around Gardener bike paths. He went headlong into life, and wanted his friends and family do that as well after his death.

Marvin is survived by his children, Dick Willis (Alison Hayward), Rapid City, SD/Somerset UK; Tracy Willis Wingate (Jeff), Olathe; three grandchildren, Krist Wingate, Kylie Wingate, and Dustin Willis Chapman (Heather); and four great-grandchildren, Ember, Morgan, Avery and Lee.

A visitation will be from 10:00 a.m. until service time at 11:00 on Tuesday, May 13th at the Chapel Oaks Funeral Home in Hoyt. &nbsp;Burial will follow in the Hoyt Cemetery. &nbsp;In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to the Hoyt Community Center, in care of the funeral home, PO Box 280, Hoyt, KS &nbsp;66440.

Marvin G. Willis, 90, died May 5, 2025 in the Olathe Hospice House after a severe stroke at his home in Gardner days earlier.He was born May 6, 1934 and lived most of his life in Hoyt, as did his parents (Roland and Pauline) and grandparents (Roy and Eura Steward).Marvin grew up during the Depression and spent much time on his grandparents’ farm east of Hoyt.At a young age he started playing the trumpet. He eventually performed professionally as an adult, including duets with son Dick who was age nine at the time.In high school Marvin starred on the Hoyt Cowboys basketball team. He was good academically but did not go to college, which he always regretted, and which influenced him to encourage his children to pursue higher education.He met his future wife Eileen at a dance. He traveled to her family’s farm near Emmett and courted her in his early 20s. The married couple lived in Hoyt where Marvin owned the Phillips 66 service station. His Grandpa Roy and Dad Roland helped, as did Gary Salts then in high school. The station was a social hub in Hoyt where people would come in and talk and drink Coca Cola and eat peanuts.When Highway 75 was moved out of Hoyt, Marvin sold the station and then worked for years at Goodyear in north Topeka.The family bought land and created a farm north of town where they raised Quarter Horses and Black Angus cattle.Marvin trained one horse in particular named Wimpy which developed into an excellent cutting horse.The family farm had two big gardens which supplied most of the vegetables through the year.Marvin coached his daughter Tracy’s softball team and was Scoutmaster of Troop 67 in Hoyt.Later in life Marvin and Eileen launched a wooden john boat (Woody) to fish for channel cats in the Delaware and Wakarusa rivers.After retiring, Marvin and Eileen sold the farm and took off in their big recreational trailer. They wintered in McAllen, TX where they had many friends from all over North America who snowbird lived in the Rio Grande Valley. Marvin continued occasional trumpet performances.When in Kansas they went to many grandchildrens’ horse shows and ball games.The couple bought a house in Gardner seven years ago. Eileen died there in 2020.In later life Marvin enjoyed watching Royals baseball games and riding his recumbent bicycle around Gardener bike paths. He went headlong into life, and wanted his friends and family do that as well after his death.Marvin is survived by his children, Dick Willis (Alison Hayward), Rapid City, SD/Somerset UK; Tracy Willis Wingate (Jeff), Olathe; three grandchildren, Krist Wingate, Kylie Wingate, and Dustin Willis Chapman (Heather); and four great-grandchildren, Ember, Morgan, Avery and Lee.A visitation will be from 10:00 a.m. until service time at 11:00 on Tuesday, May 13th at the Chapel Oaks Funeral Home in Hoyt. &nbsp;Burial will follow in the Hoyt Cemetery. &nbsp;In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to the Hoyt Community Center, in care of the funeral home, PO Box 280, Hoyt, KS &nbsp;66440.<figure>
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Marvin Willis May 6, 1934- May 5, 2025

Rebecca Lynn "Becky" Willeford was born on November 5, 1955 in Kansas City, Missouri. She was one of two children of Alton Leo and Betty Joline (Sigler) Willeford.

Becky graduated from Raytown High School and then attended Northwest Missouri State and the University of Missouri. She received her Masters in Speech Pathology from Central Missouri State University.

Rebecca was a police officer and later taught at the Kansas City, Missouri Police Academy. She later worked as a speech therapist for the Kansas City, Missouri School District.

Becky loved the outdoors, camping, traveling, hiking, wildlife, birds, and cats and dogs. She adored children, especially babies.

Becky was a flag-waving Democrat, hated injustice and always supported the underdog. She loved her family, friends, people of all walks of life, a good margarita, and the Kansas City Chiefs.

Becky passed away on November 29, 2024 at a Rock Port, Missouri care center. She was preceded in death by her parents, and a daughter, Summer Willeford.

Survivors include her children, Carina, Luke, and Isaiah Willeford, all of Kansas City; brother and sister-in-law, Christopher and Kristy Willeford and their son Brittain, Lee's Summit, Missouri;&nbsp;and four grandchildren, Anniyah, Marlee, Draylen and Dakari.

Celebration of Life: Noon, Saturday, May 17, 2025, Rohman Garden, 427 Main St, Brownville, NE.&nbsp;

Rebecca Lynn "Becky" Willeford was born on November 5, 1955 in Kansas City, Missouri. She was one of two children of Alton Leo and Betty Joline (Sigler) Willeford.Becky graduated from Raytown High School and then attended Northwest Missouri State and the University of Missouri. She received her Masters in Speech Pathology from Central Missouri State University.Rebecca was a police officer and later taught at the Kansas City, Missouri Police Academy. She later worked as a speech therapist for the Kansas City, Missouri School District.Becky loved the outdoors, camping, traveling, hiking, wildlife, birds, and cats and dogs. She adored children, especially babies.Becky was a flag-waving Democrat, hated injustice and always supported the underdog. She loved her family, friends, people of all walks of life, a good margarita, and the Kansas City Chiefs.Becky passed away on November 29, 2024 at a Rock Port, Missouri care center. She was preceded in death by her parents, and a daughter, Summer Willeford.Survivors include her children, Carina, Luke, and Isaiah Willeford, all of Kansas City; brother and sister-in-law, Christopher and Kristy Willeford and their son Brittain, Lee's Summit, Missouri;&nbsp;and four grandchildren, Anniyah, Marlee, Draylen and Dakari.Celebration of Life: Noon, Saturday, May 17, 2025, Rohman Garden, 427 Main St, Brownville, NE.&nbsp;<figure>
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Rebecca Willeford November 5, 1955-November 29, 2024

William Thomas “Bill” Putthoff, 97 of Effingham, KS died Monday, May 5, 2025, at the Medicalodge of Atchison.

Bill was born on Feb. 29th, 1928, in Winchester, KS the son of Herman J. and Rose P. (Corpstein) Putthoff. He graduated from Atchison County Community High School in 1945. He served in the U.S. Army from May of 1954 to May of 1956. Bill was a farmer for most of his life. He was a member of the St. Ann’s Church, served on the Atchison County CO-OP, was a member of the Knights of Columbus, the Effingham Lions Club, served on the Atchison County Fair Board, and was a Atchison County Commissioner for 16 years. He enjoyed old tractors, going to the casino, and going on Big Jim’s Tours and traveling.

Survivors include a sister Kathryn Parker, Salina, KS, nieces Pat Miller, and Linda Stack, of Salina, KS, Paula Lane, Clay Center, KS, Karen King, Sioux City, IA, a nephew Michael Parker, Salina, KS and caregivers and special friends Dennis and Brenda Wenzl, Effingham, KS. His parents preceded him in death.

Mass of Christan Burial will be held at 10:00 AM on Wednesday, May 14th, 2025, at St. Ann’s Catholic Church, Effingham KS with Fr. Roopesh Govindu as Celebrant. Burial will follow in St. Ann’s Cemetery. A parish rosary will be recited at 6:00 pm on Tuesday, May 13th, 2025, at St. Ann’s with visitation to follow until 8:00 PM. Memorial contributions are suggested to St. Ann’s Altar Society or to the Town &amp; Country Senior Center, Effingham, KS and may be sent in care of the Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home who is handling the arrangements.

William Thomas “Bill” Putthoff, 97 of Effingham, KS died Monday, May 5, 2025, at the Medicalodge of Atchison.Bill was born on Feb. 29th, 1928, in Winchester, KS the son of Herman J. and Rose P. (Corpstein) Putthoff. He graduated from Atchison County Community High School in 1945. He served in the U.S. Army from May of 1954 to May of 1956. Bill was a farmer for most of his life. He was a member of the St. Ann’s Church, served on the Atchison County CO-OP, was a member of the Knights of Columbus, the Effingham Lions Club, served on the Atchison County Fair Board, and was a Atchison County Commissioner for 16 years. He enjoyed old tractors, going to the casino, and going on Big Jim’s Tours and traveling.Survivors include a sister Kathryn Parker, Salina, KS, nieces Pat Miller, and Linda Stack, of Salina, KS, Paula Lane, Clay Center, KS, Karen King, Sioux City, IA, a nephew Michael Parker, Salina, KS and caregivers and special friends Dennis and Brenda Wenzl, Effingham, KS. His parents preceded him in death.Mass of Christan Burial will be held at 10:00 AM on Wednesday, May 14th, 2025, at St. Ann’s Catholic Church, Effingham KS with Fr. Roopesh Govindu as Celebrant. Burial will follow in St. Ann’s Cemetery. A parish rosary will be recited at 6:00 pm on Tuesday, May 13th, 2025, at St. Ann’s with visitation to follow until 8:00 PM. Memorial contributions are suggested to St. Ann’s Altar Society or to the Town &amp; Country Senior Center, Effingham, KS and may be sent in care of the Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home who is handling the arrangements.<figure>
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William Putthoff February 29, 1928- May 5, 2025

Toshia Louise Davis-Law passed away May 5, 2025.

Visitation is set for 1 PM, Friday, May 23rd at Roberson Funeral Home, 601 North Alanthus, Stanberry, MO. Funeral services are set for 2 PM.

Toshia Louise Davis-Law passed away May 5, 2025.Visitation is set for 1 PM, Friday, May 23rd at Roberson Funeral Home, 601 North Alanthus, Stanberry, MO. Funeral services are set for 2 PM.

Toshia Davis-Law June 6, 1980-May 5, 2025

Martha Rose Tharman Baker passed away January 3, 2022. She was born January 2, 1937, to Arthur and Elizabeth (Staudenmaier) Tharman on the farm near Wathena KS. The family later moved to a farm near Atchison, where the family grew and thrived.

Marti was always so full of life and brought joy to everyone. As a teenager the parish priest would take a big carload of young people to CYO dances in the area. Dancing became one of her greatest pleasures. She never passed up a chance to dance the jitterbug to whatever music was available. She graduated from Oak Grove Country School and then Mount St. Scholastica Academy in Atchison in 1955. She began working at the telephone company in St. Joseph Missouri. Her bright cheerful well-spoken voice was so suited to the job that they often used her for their recorded messages.

She was married to Ralph Baker, Jr. They lived in several places in Wyoming, Missouri, Michigan, Indiana, and finally Florida as Ralph was transferred with his job. She worked assorted jobs as they raised their family.&nbsp;

She is survived by her three children, Michelle (Kurt) Dismukes, SC, Michael Baker, Ludell, KS, and Matthew Baker, Plant City, Florida, grandchildren and great grandchildren, survivors also include sisters Gertrude Eddy, Fort Worth, Texas; Ada Arford, Norton KS, Pauline Stockham, Roeland Park, KS, Florence Tharman, Valarie, New York. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister Sharon Kay, and her brother Carl Edward Tharman died September 12, 2024.

Her health gave her many struggles but her steadfast faith in God gave her courage, and she never lost her lovely smile.

Graveside services will be Thursday, May 8, 2025, at 11:00 A.M. at Mt. Calvary Cemetery in Atchison, Kansas, with Fr. Luke Turner, officiating.&nbsp;

Martha Rose Tharman Baker passed away January 3, 2022. She was born January 2, 1937, to Arthur and Elizabeth (Staudenmaier) Tharman on the farm near Wathena KS. The family later moved to a farm near Atchison, where the family grew and thrived.Marti was always so full of life and brought joy to everyone. As a teenager the parish priest would take a big carload of young people to CYO dances in the area. Dancing became one of her greatest pleasures. She never passed up a chance to dance the jitterbug to whatever music was available. She graduated from Oak Grove Country School and then Mount St. Scholastica Academy in Atchison in 1955. She began working at the telephone company in St. Joseph Missouri. Her bright cheerful well-spoken voice was so suited to the job that they often used her for their recorded messages.She was married to Ralph Baker, Jr. They lived in several places in Wyoming, Missouri, Michigan, Indiana, and finally Florida as Ralph was transferred with his job. She worked assorted jobs as they raised their family.&nbsp;She is survived by her three children, Michelle (Kurt) Dismukes, SC, Michael Baker, Ludell, KS, and Matthew Baker, Plant City, Florida, grandchildren and great grandchildren, survivors also include sisters Gertrude Eddy, Fort Worth, Texas; Ada Arford, Norton KS, Pauline Stockham, Roeland Park, KS, Florence Tharman, Valarie, New York. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister Sharon Kay, and her brother Carl Edward Tharman died September 12, 2024.Her health gave her many struggles but her steadfast faith in God gave her courage, and she never lost her lovely smile.Graveside services will be Thursday, May 8, 2025, at 11:00 A.M. at Mt. Calvary Cemetery in Atchison, Kansas, with Fr. Luke Turner, officiating.&nbsp;

Martha Baker January 2, 1937-January 3, 2022

Patricia M. Crook passed away on Sunday, May 4, 2025. Visitation will be held at Davis Funeral Chapel on Friday, May 9, 2025 from 11:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. The funeral will follow at 1 P.M. at Davis Funeral Chapel. Burial will be at Easton Cemetery following the service. Memorial contributions may be given to Hope Animal Clinic. Arrangements entrusted to Davis Funeral Chapel.&nbsp;

Patricia M. Crook passed away on Sunday, May 4, 2025. Visitation will be held at Davis Funeral Chapel on Friday, May 9, 2025 from 11:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. The funeral will follow at 1 P.M. at Davis Funeral Chapel. Burial will be at Easton Cemetery following the service. Memorial contributions may be given to Hope Animal Clinic. Arrangements entrusted to Davis Funeral Chapel.&nbsp;

Patricia Crook July 27, 1934-May 4, 2025

Gary W. Fitzpatrick, 85, of Oskaloosa, KS, passed away in Winchester, KS, on Sunday May 4, 2025.

Gary was born in Atchison, KS on July 13, 1939, to Elmer and Luella (Fleiner) Fitzpatrick. He married Mary Pentlin on April 17, 1993.

Gary was a well-loved and remarkable man, leaving behind a beautiful legacy filled with family, faith, and hard work. His dedication to his community, and his personality touched so many lives.

Gary attended Atchison area public schools and had a long-lasting career working in the Construction and Laborers Union No. 264 for 47 years. After his union retirement he discovered his passion for cattle farming.

He had a deep love for western films. His signature look—bibbed overalls and suspenders—was as much a part of him as his fun spirit. He was known for his quick wit and sharp humor, always ready with a joke that would send everyone into fits of laughter.

He is survived by his wife, Mary Fitzpatrick of the home; his children, Charlotte Fitzpatrick, Karen (David) Hunt, Rachel (Richard) Hardman, Sheila (Jammie) Fitzpatrick-O’Connor, Matthew Stielow, Cynthia (Burton) Gordine, brothers, Howard and Walter Fitzpatrick, sixteen grandchildren, nineteen great-grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews. Gary is preceded in death by his parents; daughter, Dixie Lyn Fitzpatrick, son Jeffrey Fitzpatrick (Vicky); Great Grandson, Colsen Zbierski and six siblings, Annie Bledsoe, Sharon Fitzpatrick, Victor Fitzpatrick, Linda Lavaco, David Fitzpatrick, and Rebecca Goodpasture.

Gary’s memory will live on in the stories, traditions, and love he shared.

Funeral services will be held at 11:00AM on Thursday, May 8, 2025, at Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home with Pastor Roger Cook officiating. Visitation will be held the same day one hour prior to the services. Burial will follow at Sumner Cemetery. Memorials are suggested to Williamstown Assembly of God of Perry, Kansas, and can be sent in care of Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home.

Gary W. Fitzpatrick, 85, of Oskaloosa, KS, passed away in Winchester, KS, on Sunday May 4, 2025.Gary was born in Atchison, KS on July 13, 1939, to Elmer and Luella (Fleiner) Fitzpatrick. He married Mary Pentlin on April 17, 1993.Gary was a well-loved and remarkable man, leaving behind a beautiful legacy filled with family, faith, and hard work. His dedication to his community, and his personality touched so many lives.Gary attended Atchison area public schools and had a long-lasting career working in the Construction and Laborers Union No. 264 for 47 years. After his union retirement he discovered his passion for cattle farming.He had a deep love for western films. His signature look—bibbed overalls and suspenders—was as much a part of him as his fun spirit. He was known for his quick wit and sharp humor, always ready with a joke that would send everyone into fits of laughter.He is survived by his wife, Mary Fitzpatrick of the home; his children, Charlotte Fitzpatrick, Karen (David) Hunt, Rachel (Richard) Hardman, Sheila (Jammie) Fitzpatrick-O’Connor, Matthew Stielow, Cynthia (Burton) Gordine, brothers, Howard and Walter Fitzpatrick, sixteen grandchildren, nineteen great-grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews. Gary is preceded in death by his parents; daughter, Dixie Lyn Fitzpatrick, son Jeffrey Fitzpatrick (Vicky); Great Grandson, Colsen Zbierski and six siblings, Annie Bledsoe, Sharon Fitzpatrick, Victor Fitzpatrick, Linda Lavaco, David Fitzpatrick, and Rebecca Goodpasture.Gary’s memory will live on in the stories, traditions, and love he shared.Funeral services will be held at 11:00AM on Thursday, May 8, 2025, at Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home with Pastor Roger Cook officiating. Visitation will be held the same day one hour prior to the services. Burial will follow at Sumner Cemetery. Memorials are suggested to Williamstown Assembly of God of Perry, Kansas, and can be sent in care of Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home.<figure>
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Gary Fitzpatrick July 13, 1939-May 4, 2025

Christopher Patrick Lemley 25, of St. Joseph, Missouri passed away Sunday, May 4, 2025 in St. Joseph, MO. He was born November 9, 1999 in Hays, KS. He enjoyed music, fishing, camping, spending time with his church family and working out. He attended the Sojourn Church on Savannah Avenue, St. Joseph, MO.

Christopher was preceded in death by sister, Ariel Reed, maternal grandparents, Lonell (Reggie) Bonea, Christopher (Charlotte) Lemley. Survivors include mother, Lonnie Lee Painter, step father, Bart Painter both of St. Joseph, MO, father, Thomas Lemley of Oregon state, siblings, Sabrina (Shannon) Lemley, &nbsp;T.J. &nbsp;(Elaine) Lemley, and Dawn Marie Lemley, step sisters, Lucinda Bonea, Lorena Bonea, and Lisa Painter, step brothers; Michael Lemley, Cory Bonea, and Curtis (Danielle) Bonea and numerous nieces and nephews.

Family will receive friends from 1-2:00 pm Friday, with funeral services at 2:00 pm Friday May 9, 2025 at the Rupp Chapel. The family request memorials to the Christopher Lemley Memorial fund in care of the Rupp Funeral Home.&nbsp;

Christopher Patrick Lemley 25, of St. Joseph, Missouri passed away Sunday, May 4, 2025 in St. Joseph, MO. He was born November 9, 1999 in Hays, KS. He enjoyed music, fishing, camping, spending time with his church family and working out. He attended the Sojourn Church on Savannah Avenue, St. Joseph, MO.Christopher was preceded in death by sister, Ariel Reed, maternal grandparents, Lonell (Reggie) Bonea, Christopher (Charlotte) Lemley. Survivors include mother, Lonnie Lee Painter, step father, Bart Painter both of St. Joseph, MO, father, Thomas Lemley of Oregon state, siblings, Sabrina (Shannon) Lemley, &nbsp;T.J. &nbsp;(Elaine) Lemley, and Dawn Marie Lemley, step sisters, Lucinda Bonea, Lorena Bonea, and Lisa Painter, step brothers; Michael Lemley, Cory Bonea, and Curtis (Danielle) Bonea and numerous nieces and nephews.Family will receive friends from 1-2:00 pm Friday, with funeral services at 2:00 pm Friday May 9, 2025 at the Rupp Chapel. The family request memorials to the Christopher Lemley Memorial fund in care of the Rupp Funeral Home.&nbsp;<figure>
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Christopher Lemley November 9, 1999-May 4, 2025

Kenneth Chad Ehrhardt was born on July 14, 1945 to parents Cyril and Irene Ehrhardt of McKeesport, PA.

Ken was a mover, spending his entire life truck driving and farming and enjoying country life with his family. You’d often see him mowing the grass or feeding his pet cows lost in his bliss on the farm. He had a grin that could melt hearts, always a song to sing to his kids and grandkids and sense of humor that was unmatched. In short he was the best and his void will never be filled.

Ken is survived by his wife Sharon, his children Kenneth Chad Ehrhardt II (K.C)(Chelsea), Jenn and Richelle, his grandchildren Kaden, Kail, Kara, Tannavin, Koven, Kenna, Leia, Lydia and Olivia, and his siblings Cheryl Derdich (Ed) and Dennis Ehrhardt (Jules) and numerous other family and friends.

Services are at Heaton Bowman Smith-Savannah Chapel, Savannah Mo, Saturday May 10. 10 a.m visitation and 11 a.m Memorial service to follow.&nbsp;

Kenneth Chad Ehrhardt was born on July 14, 1945 to parents Cyril and Irene Ehrhardt of McKeesport, PA.Ken was a mover, spending his entire life truck driving and farming and enjoying country life with his family. You’d often see him mowing the grass or feeding his pet cows lost in his bliss on the farm. He had a grin that could melt hearts, always a song to sing to his kids and grandkids and sense of humor that was unmatched. In short he was the best and his void will never be filled.Ken is survived by his wife Sharon, his children Kenneth Chad Ehrhardt II (K.C)(Chelsea), Jenn and Richelle, his grandchildren Kaden, Kail, Kara, Tannavin, Koven, Kenna, Leia, Lydia and Olivia, and his siblings Cheryl Derdich (Ed) and Dennis Ehrhardt (Jules) and numerous other family and friends.Services are at Heaton Bowman Smith-Savannah Chapel, Savannah Mo, Saturday May 10. 10 a.m visitation and 11 a.m Memorial service to follow.&nbsp;<figure>
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Kenneth Ehrhardt July 14, 1945-May 5, 2025

Robert “Bob” Lima, 65, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Monday, May 5, 2025.

He was born May 4, 1960 in St. Joseph, Missouri. He graduated from Benton High School in 1978.

Bob's dedication to his work was evident through his 20-year tenure at the Western Reception, Diagnostic and Correctional Center (WRDCC), from which he retired.

An outdoorsman and sports enthusiast, Bob found joy in fishing, golfing, and softball. His passion for music and his talent as a DJ brought life to countless gatherings, creating memories that will resonate with friends and family for years to come.

He was preceded in death by his mother, Edith “Colleen” Jacobs.

Survivors include his children, Niki McCush (Scott), Samantha Megraw (Rob), Cody Lima (Kenzie), Ceceley Lima, and MaQenzy Stodden (Devin) and their mother, Marcia Jennings; 9 grandchildren; sisters, Janice Edmondson (Brad), Lori Jacobs, and Lisa Stegall; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and extended family.

Visitation 12:00 Noon – 2:00 P.M. Tuesday, Simplify Cremations &amp; Funerals,&nbsp;2335 St Joseph Ave, St Joseph, MO 64505.

Robert “Bob” Lima, 65, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Monday, May 5, 2025.He was born May 4, 1960 in St. Joseph, Missouri. He graduated from Benton High School in 1978.Bob's dedication to his work was evident through his 20-year tenure at the Western Reception, Diagnostic and Correctional Center (WRDCC), from which he retired.An outdoorsman and sports enthusiast, Bob found joy in fishing, golfing, and softball. His passion for music and his talent as a DJ brought life to countless gatherings, creating memories that will resonate with friends and family for years to come.He was preceded in death by his mother, Edith “Colleen” Jacobs.Survivors include his children, Niki McCush (Scott), Samantha Megraw (Rob), Cody Lima (Kenzie), Ceceley Lima, and MaQenzy Stodden (Devin) and their mother, Marcia Jennings; 9 grandchildren; sisters, Janice Edmondson (Brad), Lori Jacobs, and Lisa Stegall; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and extended family.Visitation 12:00 Noon – 2:00 P.M. Tuesday, Simplify Cremations &amp; Funerals,&nbsp;2335 St Joseph Ave, St Joseph, MO 64505.<figure>
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Robert Lima May 4, 1960-May 5, 2025

Emma Lee McEnaney, daughter of Logan and Dorothy (Good) Townsend, born March 30, 1941.

Emma Lee united in marriage to Gerald McEnaney and became parents of two children, Leonard and Jerrone. They later divorced.

Emma Lee worked in the medical field and was a hairstylist for many years.

Emma Lee was preceded in death by her parents; her brother, Logan Townsend; and sister, Joan Scheffler.

Survivors include her son, Leonard McEnaney and his wife, Janene of Tarkio; daughter, Jerrone Winder and her husband, Chuck of St. Joseph; sister, Nadine Swob; brother, Ronald Townsend and his wife, Mary of St. Joseph; grandchildren, David (Megan) McEnaney, Sierrah (Matt) Casseday, Rachel (Jay) Stanton, Marcus (Haley) Willoughby, Denise (Kevin) Sanders; and 14 great-grandchildren.

Cremation under the direction of Simplify Cremations &amp; Funerals.

Emma Lee McEnaney, daughter of Logan and Dorothy (Good) Townsend, born March 30, 1941.Emma Lee united in marriage to Gerald McEnaney and became parents of two children, Leonard and Jerrone. They later divorced.Emma Lee worked in the medical field and was a hairstylist for many years.Emma Lee was preceded in death by her parents; her brother, Logan Townsend; and sister, Joan Scheffler.Survivors include her son, Leonard McEnaney and his wife, Janene of Tarkio; daughter, Jerrone Winder and her husband, Chuck of St. Joseph; sister, Nadine Swob; brother, Ronald Townsend and his wife, Mary of St. Joseph; grandchildren, David (Megan) McEnaney, Sierrah (Matt) Casseday, Rachel (Jay) Stanton, Marcus (Haley) Willoughby, Denise (Kevin) Sanders; and 14 great-grandchildren.Cremation under the direction of Simplify Cremations &amp; Funerals.<figure>
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Emma Lee McEnaney March 30, 1941-May 5, 2025

Charles Elmer Shields, 78, Maryville, Missouri, passed away Saturday, May 3, 2025.

He was born February 2, 1947 in St. Joseph, Missouri to C. Herschel and Mildred (Smith) Shields. He graduated from Nodaway Holt High School in Graham, Missouri in 1965.

Charles served his country in the Army National Guard, and was a member of the James Edward Gray Post 100 American Legion in Maryville, Missouri.

He was owner/operator of Shields Trucking and participated in the Colorado wheat harvest.

Survivors include his sons, Charles W. and Brandon S. Shields; sister, Linda Schreffler; numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, and nephews.

Cremation under the direction of Simplify Cremations &amp; Funerals. Inurnment Maitland, Missouri, Cemetery at a later date. Online guest book and obituary at www.simplifyfunerals.com.

Charles Elmer Shields, 78, Maryville, Missouri, passed away Saturday, May 3, 2025.He was born February 2, 1947 in St. Joseph, Missouri to C. Herschel and Mildred (Smith) Shields. He graduated from Nodaway Holt High School in Graham, Missouri in 1965.Charles served his country in the Army National Guard, and was a member of the James Edward Gray Post 100 American Legion in Maryville, Missouri.He was owner/operator of Shields Trucking and participated in the Colorado wheat harvest.Survivors include his sons, Charles W. and Brandon S. Shields; sister, Linda Schreffler; numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, and nephews.Cremation under the direction of Simplify Cremations &amp; Funerals. Inurnment Maitland, Missouri, Cemetery at a later date. Online guest book and obituary at www.simplifyfunerals.com.<figure>
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Charles Shields February 2, 1947-May 3, 2025

Perry D. McCrea, 67, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Friday, May 2, 2025.

He was born August 16, 1957 to Loron V. and June V. (Brewer) McCrea in St. Joseph, Missouri.

A graduate of Benton High School, Perry carried with him the lessons and friendships he formed in those years throughout his life. He dedicated 35 years working as a drywaller. More than his work, Perry was recognized for his enthusiasm for motorcycles. His joy lay in the roar of an engine and the freedom of the open road. Beyond the garage, he enjoyed making friends who became as close as family.

He was preceded in death by his parents and his daughter, Erin Knight.

Survivors include his children, Brendan Kilgore, Matthew Stout, and Melissa Stout; grandchildren, Maddan and Holden Kilgore; siblings, Linda Meyer, Penny Russell, Twin Terry Campbell, and Holly Meade; and ex-wife, Sheree McCrea.

Graveside Service and Inurnment 10:00 A.M. Saturday, King Hill Cemetery. Online guest book and obituary at www.simplifyfunerals.com.

Perry D. McCrea, 67, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Friday, May 2, 2025.He was born August 16, 1957 to Loron V. and June V. (Brewer) McCrea in St. Joseph, Missouri.A graduate of Benton High School, Perry carried with him the lessons and friendships he formed in those years throughout his life. He dedicated 35 years working as a drywaller. More than his work, Perry was recognized for his enthusiasm for motorcycles. His joy lay in the roar of an engine and the freedom of the open road. Beyond the garage, he enjoyed making friends who became as close as family.He was preceded in death by his parents and his daughter, Erin Knight.Survivors include his children, Brendan Kilgore, Matthew Stout, and Melissa Stout; grandchildren, Maddan and Holden Kilgore; siblings, Linda Meyer, Penny Russell, Twin Terry Campbell, and Holly Meade; and ex-wife, Sheree McCrea.Graveside Service and Inurnment 10:00 A.M. Saturday, King Hill Cemetery. Online guest book and obituary at www.simplifyfunerals.com.<figure>
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Perry McCrea August 16, 1957-May 2, 2025

Leland Olen Parkhurst, 100, of Princeton, MO, passed away Sunday, May 4, 2025, at a Princeton, MO nursing home.

He was born on April 14, 1925, in Cainsville, MO the son of Granville Virgil and Effie Francis (Seymour) Parkhurst.

On August 14, 1943, he married Marjorie Meinecke. She preceded him in death on June 29, 2024.

Leland was a graduate of Cainsville High School in 1943 and worked as a farmer.

In addition to his wife, he was preceded in death by his parents; son, Larry Wayne Parkhurst; brothers, Virgil and James; and a sister, Minnie Peterson.

Leland is survived by his son, Wesley Allen (Betty) Parkhurst, Naples, FL; daughter-in-law, Marsha (Danny) Shew, Princeton, MO; four grandchildren; six great grandchildren; and nieces and nephews.

Funeral Services will be held at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, May 10 at Roberson Funeral Home, Princeton, MO. Burial will follow in Zoar Cemetery, Cainsville, MO. The family will receive friends from 12:00-1:00 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to the Zoar Cemetery in care of Roberson Funeral Home, P.O. Box 316, Princeton, MO 64673.

Leland Olen Parkhurst, 100, of Princeton, MO, passed away Sunday, May 4, 2025, at a Princeton, MO nursing home.He was born on April 14, 1925, in Cainsville, MO the son of Granville Virgil and Effie Francis (Seymour) Parkhurst.On August 14, 1943, he married Marjorie Meinecke. She preceded him in death on June 29, 2024.Leland was a graduate of Cainsville High School in 1943 and worked as a farmer.In addition to his wife, he was preceded in death by his parents; son, Larry Wayne Parkhurst; brothers, Virgil and James; and a sister, Minnie Peterson.Leland is survived by his son, Wesley Allen (Betty) Parkhurst, Naples, FL; daughter-in-law, Marsha (Danny) Shew, Princeton, MO; four grandchildren; six great grandchildren; and nieces and nephews.Funeral Services will be held at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, May 10 at Roberson Funeral Home, Princeton, MO. Burial will follow in Zoar Cemetery, Cainsville, MO. The family will receive friends from 12:00-1:00 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to the Zoar Cemetery in care of Roberson Funeral Home, P.O. Box 316, Princeton, MO 64673.

Leland Parkhurst April 14,1925-May 4, 2025

Robert William "Will" Griffin, 76, Bethany, MO went to meet his Lord and Savior Friday, May 2, 2025 at the Veteran's Home in Cameron, MO.

He was born on April 18, 1948, in Pensacola, FL to Robert F. and Sarah (Nivens) Griffin. Will served his country for 20 years. Four years in the Navy and 16 years in the Air Force, retiring in 1989. He married Mary (Johns) Bohon on June 8, 2019, in Bethany.

Will leaves to mourn his wife, Mary, of the home; stepchildren, Daniel Douglas and wife, Angela, Bethany, MO, Angela Bogdanowics and husband, Ed, Virginia Beach, VA; brother-in-law, Lester Johns and wife, Terri; several step-grandchildren and great grandchildren; and dear friends, Steve, Michele, and Carter Rutledge, New Hampton, MO.

Memorial Graveside Service with Military Rites will be held at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, May 7, at Miriam Cemetery, Bethany, MO under the direction of Roberson Funeral Home, Bethany, MO. &nbsp;The family will receive friends from 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. at Roberson Funeral Home.&nbsp; Memorials may be made to the Cameron VA Home in care of Roberson Funeral Home, P.O. Box 46, Bethany, MO &nbsp;64424.

Robert William "Will" Griffin, 76, Bethany, MO went to meet his Lord and Savior Friday, May 2, 2025 at the Veteran's Home in Cameron, MO.He was born on April 18, 1948, in Pensacola, FL to Robert F. and Sarah (Nivens) Griffin. Will served his country for 20 years. Four years in the Navy and 16 years in the Air Force, retiring in 1989. He married Mary (Johns) Bohon on June 8, 2019, in Bethany.Will leaves to mourn his wife, Mary, of the home; stepchildren, Daniel Douglas and wife, Angela, Bethany, MO, Angela Bogdanowics and husband, Ed, Virginia Beach, VA; brother-in-law, Lester Johns and wife, Terri; several step-grandchildren and great grandchildren; and dear friends, Steve, Michele, and Carter Rutledge, New Hampton, MO.Memorial Graveside Service with Military Rites will be held at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, May 7, at Miriam Cemetery, Bethany, MO under the direction of Roberson Funeral Home, Bethany, MO. &nbsp;The family will receive friends from 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. at Roberson Funeral Home.&nbsp; Memorials may be made to the Cameron VA Home in care of Roberson Funeral Home, P.O. Box 46, Bethany, MO &nbsp;64424.<figure>
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Robert Griffin April 18, 1949-May 2, 2025

Susan Cobb Fetty, 63, Saint Joseph, Missouri, passed away on May 3, 2025 at her residence.

Susan was born on August 28, 1961 to Jimmie and Margaret (Fuston) Cobb in St. Joseph, Mo. She graduated from Lafayette High School with the class of 1979. She was united in Marriage to Tim Fetty in May, 1999. To that union a Daughter, Ashlei was born. Susan worked at Silgan Containers for many years. She was a loving Wife, Mother and Grandma.

She is survived by her Husband, Tim Fetty, Daughter, Ashlei (DeWayne) Fanning, Granddaughters, Ali and Cashley Fanning of St. Joseph, MO. Sister, Jean Ann (Mike) Taylor of Creston, IA. Nephews and Nieces, Ryan &amp; (Janelle) Taylor, Kayson &amp; Cora of Waukee, IA. and Blair (Martina) Taylor Tate, Landry &amp; Rhett, Sioux City, IA. An Uncle Ron (Judy) Fuston, an Aunt Helen Rehm and many Cousins.

She is preceded in death by her Parents, Jimmie and Margaret Cobb, Godparents, Grandparents and Father and Mother In-Law, David &amp; Joanne Fetty.

Memorials may be directed to Amedisys (Hospice). The Family would like to express their sincere Thank You to all the Hospice caregivers for helping with the care for Susan.

The family will gather with friends 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. Thursday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. There will not be a burial.

Susan Cobb Fetty, 63, Saint Joseph, Missouri, passed away on May 3, 2025 at her residence.Susan was born on August 28, 1961 to Jimmie and Margaret (Fuston) Cobb in St. Joseph, Mo. She graduated from Lafayette High School with the class of 1979. She was united in Marriage to Tim Fetty in May, 1999. To that union a Daughter, Ashlei was born. Susan worked at Silgan Containers for many years. She was a loving Wife, Mother and Grandma.She is survived by her Husband, Tim Fetty, Daughter, Ashlei (DeWayne) Fanning, Granddaughters, Ali and Cashley Fanning of St. Joseph, MO. Sister, Jean Ann (Mike) Taylor of Creston, IA. Nephews and Nieces, Ryan &amp; (Janelle) Taylor, Kayson &amp; Cora of Waukee, IA. and Blair (Martina) Taylor Tate, Landry &amp; Rhett, Sioux City, IA. An Uncle Ron (Judy) Fuston, an Aunt Helen Rehm and many Cousins.She is preceded in death by her Parents, Jimmie and Margaret Cobb, Godparents, Grandparents and Father and Mother In-Law, David &amp; Joanne Fetty.Memorials may be directed to Amedisys (Hospice). The Family would like to express their sincere Thank You to all the Hospice caregivers for helping with the care for Susan.The family will gather with friends 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. Thursday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. There will not be a burial.<figure>
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Susan Fetty  August 28, 1961-May 3, 2025

George Chris Jeanneret, Jr., 96, of Onaga, passed away on Thursday, May 1, 2025 at the Community Hospital in Onaga. &nbsp;

He was born March 2, 1929 on a farm near Vermillion, the son of George Christian and Barbara Ladner Jeanneret. &nbsp;He was a U.S. Army veteran, having served on active duty from January 1952 until December 1953, then in the U.S. Army Reserve until 1960.

George worked for the Union Pacific Railroad for forty years.

He was a member of St. Luke Lutheran Church in Wheaton, and the local American Legion and V.F.W.

He married Mary Kathryn Kocher on October 16, 1955 at Duluth. &nbsp;She survives, of the home.

George was also preceded in death by his parents, two brothers, Dale Jeanneret and Aaron Jeanneret, a sister, Adrienne Davin, and a daughter, Kathryn Stephany (stillborn).

Other survivors include two sons, John Jeanneret, Onaga and Rodney Jeanneret (Teresa), Wamego, a sister, Mary Lou Weatherbie, Fort Morgan, CO, three grandchildren, Bradley Borger (Taylor), Abby Rhodes (John) and Lane Jeanneret (Taryn Hall), and two great grandchildren, Nelli Borger and Byron “Little George” Rhodes.

Memorial services will be 10:30 a.m. Monday, May 12th at the Chapel Oaks Funeral Home in Onaga. &nbsp;Burial with military honors will be on Tuesday, June 24th at 10:00 a.m. in St. Luke South Cemetery. &nbsp;Memorials are suggested to the Caring Community Foundation for CHCS, and may be sent in care of the funeral home, PO Box 312, Onaga, KS &nbsp;66521.

George Chris Jeanneret, Jr., 96, of Onaga, passed away on Thursday, May 1, 2025 at the Community Hospital in Onaga. &nbsp;He was born March 2, 1929 on a farm near Vermillion, the son of George Christian and Barbara Ladner Jeanneret. &nbsp;He was a U.S. Army veteran, having served on active duty from January 1952 until December 1953, then in the U.S. Army Reserve until 1960.George worked for the Union Pacific Railroad for forty years.He was a member of St. Luke Lutheran Church in Wheaton, and the local American Legion and V.F.W.He married Mary Kathryn Kocher on October 16, 1955 at Duluth. &nbsp;She survives, of the home.George was also preceded in death by his parents, two brothers, Dale Jeanneret and Aaron Jeanneret, a sister, Adrienne Davin, and a daughter, Kathryn Stephany (stillborn).Other survivors include two sons, John Jeanneret, Onaga and Rodney Jeanneret (Teresa), Wamego, a sister, Mary Lou Weatherbie, Fort Morgan, CO, three grandchildren, Bradley Borger (Taylor), Abby Rhodes (John) and Lane Jeanneret (Taryn Hall), and two great grandchildren, Nelli Borger and Byron “Little George” Rhodes.Memorial services will be 10:30 a.m. Monday, May 12th at the Chapel Oaks Funeral Home in Onaga. &nbsp;Burial with military honors will be on Tuesday, June 24th at 10:00 a.m. in St. Luke South Cemetery. &nbsp;Memorials are suggested to the Caring Community Foundation for CHCS, and may be sent in care of the funeral home, PO Box 312, Onaga, KS &nbsp;66521.<figure>
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George Jeanneret Jr. March 2, 1929-May 1, 2025

Wilma Jean Schneider, age 95, of Gower, passed away May 2nd, 2025.

She was born March 4th, 1930, in rural Buchanan County, a daughter of the late Curtis and Gladys Yeakly. Wilma moved to St. Joseph, where she graduated from Benton High School and Platt Business College. On September 3rd, 1949 she married the love of her life; Loren Schneider.

Wilma lived a life full of service to both her family and her community. In 1957 Loren and Wilma moved to Gower when they acquired the Farmers Bank of Gower. For nearly 50 years Wilma and Loren dedicated their lives to banking and making Gower a better place to live. Wilma was active in the Gower Christian Church, PEO Sisterhood, and Chat N’ Nibble. After retiring from banking, Wilma fulfilled her lifelong dream of being a teacher by volunteering at East Buchanan Elementary School.

Wilma was preceded in death by her husband of 66 years, Loren Schneider; as well as sister Caroline Fuller.

She is survived by one sister; Dixie Turner and two daughters; Kathi (Ernie) Mallen and Karen (Steve) Patterson; four grandchildren, Angela (Nick) Watson, Erin (Mark) Stover, Dylan (Carsyn) McGuire, Tim (Becky) Mallen; eight great-grandchildren; Loren and Olivia Watson, Joseph and Ella Stover, Reagan and Bowen McGuire, Avery and Owen Mallen.

Funeral Service: 11:00 am Thursday, May 8th at the Gower Christian Church with visitation from 10:00-11:00 am prior to the service. Burial: Allen Cemetery, Gower. Memorials may be made to the Gower Christian Church. Arrangements by Hixson-Klein Funeral Home of Gower.

Wilma Jean Schneider, age 95, of Gower, passed away May 2nd, 2025.She was born March 4th, 1930, in rural Buchanan County, a daughter of the late Curtis and Gladys Yeakly. Wilma moved to St. Joseph, where she graduated from Benton High School and Platt Business College. On September 3rd, 1949 she married the love of her life; Loren Schneider.Wilma lived a life full of service to both her family and her community. In 1957 Loren and Wilma moved to Gower when they acquired the Farmers Bank of Gower. For nearly 50 years Wilma and Loren dedicated their lives to banking and making Gower a better place to live. Wilma was active in the Gower Christian Church, PEO Sisterhood, and Chat N’ Nibble. After retiring from banking, Wilma fulfilled her lifelong dream of being a teacher by volunteering at East Buchanan Elementary School.Wilma was preceded in death by her husband of 66 years, Loren Schneider; as well as sister Caroline Fuller.She is survived by one sister; Dixie Turner and two daughters; Kathi (Ernie) Mallen and Karen (Steve) Patterson; four grandchildren, Angela (Nick) Watson, Erin (Mark) Stover, Dylan (Carsyn) McGuire, Tim (Becky) Mallen; eight great-grandchildren; Loren and Olivia Watson, Joseph and Ella Stover, Reagan and Bowen McGuire, Avery and Owen Mallen.Funeral Service: 11:00 am Thursday, May 8th at the Gower Christian Church with visitation from 10:00-11:00 am prior to the service. Burial: Allen Cemetery, Gower. Memorials may be made to the Gower Christian Church. Arrangements by Hixson-Klein Funeral Home of Gower.<figure>
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Wilma Schneider March 4, 1930-May 2, 2025

Nancy W. Harmon Smith, 72, of Troy, Kansas passed away Friday, May 2, 2025, at her home.

Nancy was born on November 18, 1952, in Fairfax, Missouri to Billy Jack and Laura (Ellison) Harmon.

Nancy married the love of her life, George Smith of Troy, Kansas on June 19, 1999. He survives of the home. 

She was preceded in death by her parents.

Additional survivors, children, Jamey Combs (Dana), Andrea Snapp (Steve), Christel Hedden (Dan), Stephanie Kaniper (Alan) and Carrie Brockman (Crispin). Grandchildren, Laura (Chris), Chloe (Dillon), Jacob, Jacqueline, Scott (Brittany), Shannon (Steven), Tanner, Kyler (Stevie), Kamryn, Koltyn, Collin, Corina, Taylor, and Gage (Sierra). Great grandchildren, Amelia, "baby girl" Devoy, Kaysen, Drayton, Madalynn, and Eastynn.

Funeral Service: 11:00 A.M. Tuesday, May 6, 2025, at the Harman-Rohde Funeral Home in Troy, Kansas.

Visitation: 5-7 Monday evening at the funeral home. Where friends may call after 12 noon Monday.

Memorials: Mosaic Life Care Cancer Care Fund

Nancy W. Harmon Smith, 72, of Troy, Kansas passed away Friday, May 2, 2025, at her home.Nancy was born on November 18, 1952, in Fairfax, Missouri to Billy Jack and Laura (Ellison) Harmon.Nancy married the love of her life, George Smith of Troy, Kansas on June 19, 1999. He survives of the home. She was preceded in death by her parents.Additional survivors, children, Jamey Combs (Dana), Andrea Snapp (Steve), Christel Hedden (Dan), Stephanie Kaniper (Alan) and Carrie Brockman (Crispin). Grandchildren, Laura (Chris), Chloe (Dillon), Jacob, Jacqueline, Scott (Brittany), Shannon (Steven), Tanner, Kyler (Stevie), Kamryn, Koltyn, Collin, Corina, Taylor, and Gage (Sierra). Great grandchildren, Amelia, "baby girl" Devoy, Kaysen, Drayton, Madalynn, and Eastynn.Funeral Service: 11:00 A.M. Tuesday, May 6, 2025, at the Harman-Rohde Funeral Home in Troy, Kansas.Visitation: 5-7 Monday evening at the funeral home. Where friends may call after 12 noon Monday.Burial: Iola Cemetery, Sparks, Kansas.Memorials: Mosaic Life Care Cancer Care Fund<figure>
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Nancy Smith November 18, 1952-May 2, 2025

Charles Robert Mercer, Sr., age 81, of St. Joseph, MO, formerly of Atchison, KS, died May 1, 2025, at Mosaic Life Care.&nbsp;

Charles was born on December 8, 1943, in Holton, KS, the son of James F. Mercer and LaVella (Johnson) Mercer. He is a graduate of Netawaka High School.&nbsp;

Charles worked for KDOT, &nbsp;Rockwell and was a truck driver. He delivered papers for the St. Joseph Newspress and was an owner/operator of the Nite Owl Cab Service in Atchison until his retirement.&nbsp;

He enjoyed fishing and hunting, making his own quilts, working on puzzles, painting, latch hook and loving his animals. He loved cooking and having the entire family over for meals to spend time with one another.&nbsp;

Charles married Alice McNames on November 25, 1998; she preceded him in death on April 6, 2005. He married Nancy Miller on March 24, 2012, and she survives of the home. He is also surivived by his four children, Vickie Minhas (Muhammud), Charles R. “Bobby” Mercer, Jr., Ruth Ann Tull, Deanna Hartquist; a sister, Shirley Wells; and numerous stepchildren and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.&nbsp;

He is preceded in death by his parents and grandparents; brother, James F. “Jim” Mercer; sister, Donna Burns, stepchildren, Terry and Danny Fitzpatrick and a grandson, Shaun Cash.&nbsp;

Funeral service will be Tuesday, May 6, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. at the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home. A visitation will begin at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, prior to the service at the funeral home. Memorials may be left to assist the family with service expenses in care of the funeral home.&nbsp;

Charles Robert Mercer, Sr., age 81, of St. Joseph, MO, formerly of Atchison, KS, died May 1, 2025, at Mosaic Life Care.&nbsp;Charles was born on December 8, 1943, in Holton, KS, the son of James F. Mercer and LaVella (Johnson) Mercer. He is a graduate of Netawaka High School.&nbsp;Charles worked for KDOT, &nbsp;Rockwell and was a truck driver. He delivered papers for the St. Joseph Newspress and was an owner/operator of the Nite Owl Cab Service in Atchison until his retirement.&nbsp;He enjoyed fishing and hunting, making his own quilts, working on puzzles, painting, latch hook and loving his animals. He loved cooking and having the entire family over for meals to spend time with one another.&nbsp;Charles married Alice McNames on November 25, 1998; she preceded him in death on April 6, 2005. He married Nancy Miller on March 24, 2012, and she survives of the home. He is also surivived by his four children, Vickie Minhas (Muhammud), Charles R. “Bobby” Mercer, Jr., Ruth Ann Tull, Deanna Hartquist; a sister, Shirley Wells; and numerous stepchildren and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.&nbsp;He is preceded in death by his parents and grandparents; brother, James F. “Jim” Mercer; sister, Donna Burns, stepchildren, Terry and Danny Fitzpatrick and a grandson, Shaun Cash.&nbsp;Funeral service will be Tuesday, May 6, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. at the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home. A visitation will begin at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, prior to the service at the funeral home. Memorials may be left to assist the family with service expenses in care of the funeral home.&nbsp;<figure>
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Charles Mercer Sr. December 8, 1943-May 1, 2025

Cynthia Gale (Peek) Schopfer-DeShon passed away unexpectedly on May 3, 2025 at the family home.

Gale was born on December 17, 1955 to William Peek and Frances (Quick) Noland in Seattle, Washington.

Gale married Gaylen Schopfer April 3, 1971. Where she farmed beside him and her father-in-law until both their deaths in 1991 and 2003. She was a homemaker and an employee of the Savannah School District.

Gale married Bradley DeShon February 12, 2005. Where she continued to be a homemaker and farmed beside him until death.

She is survived by: her husband Bradley; three children Brandon (Keri) Schopfer, Wesley (Jenni) Schopfer, Brittney (Charlie) Tucker all of Savannah, and Myria DeShon of Florida; eight grandchildren; one brother Bill (Christina) Peek of St. Joseph; two sisters Pam (Mike) Wright of Savannah, Juli Noland of St. Joseph, and many nieces and nephews. &nbsp;Gale is preceded in death by: her father, mother, sister Melissa, and first husband.

Gale was a woman of many talents and skills. She was known for her seamstress skills, cooking, and love of gardening. She loved her family very much and became a lover of small dogs in her later years.

Visitation and family receiving hour will be 9:00am-10:00am Wednesday May 7, 2025 At Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home in Savannah, MO. &nbsp;Funeral services will be 10:00am Wednesday May 7, 2025 At Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home. &nbsp;Burial will follow the services at Savannah Cemetery in Savannah, MO.

Cynthia Gale (Peek) Schopfer-DeShon passed away unexpectedly on May 3, 2025 at the family home.Gale was born on December 17, 1955 to William Peek and Frances (Quick) Noland in Seattle, Washington.Gale married Gaylen Schopfer April 3, 1971. Where she farmed beside him and her father-in-law until both their deaths in 1991 and 2003. She was a homemaker and an employee of the Savannah School District.Gale married Bradley DeShon February 12, 2005. Where she continued to be a homemaker and farmed beside him until death.She is survived by: her husband Bradley; three children Brandon (Keri) Schopfer, Wesley (Jenni) Schopfer, Brittney (Charlie) Tucker all of Savannah, and Myria DeShon of Florida; eight grandchildren; one brother Bill (Christina) Peek of St. Joseph; two sisters Pam (Mike) Wright of Savannah, Juli Noland of St. Joseph, and many nieces and nephews. &nbsp;Gale is preceded in death by: her father, mother, sister Melissa, and first husband.Gale was a woman of many talents and skills. She was known for her seamstress skills, cooking, and love of gardening. She loved her family very much and became a lover of small dogs in her later years.Visitation and family receiving hour will be 9:00am-10:00am Wednesday May 7, 2025 At Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home in Savannah, MO. &nbsp;Funeral services will be 10:00am Wednesday May 7, 2025 At Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home. &nbsp;Burial will follow the services at Savannah Cemetery in Savannah, MO.<figure>
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Cynthia Schopfer-DeShon December 17, 1955-May 3, 2025

Karla June Phillippe 77, of St. Joseph, Missouri passed away Friday, May 2, 2025 in St. Joseph, MO. She was born September 24, 1947 in McFall, MO, daughter of the late, Georgia and Cecil Daniel. She worked at the Savannah School District as a Librarian for many years. Karla loved to read and spend time with her grand-girls. &nbsp;She used to craft and bake in her younger years and was the best back seat driver when her husband took her on rides.

 Karla was preceded in death by her parents, husband, John "Tom" Phillippe, a baby daughter, siblings, Loren, Norvin, Ronald, Jerry, Denny, and Richard. Survivors include daughter, Angela (Scott) Rogers of Faucett, MO, son, Kevin (Traci) Phillippe of Savannah, MO, granddaughters, Taylor (Bryson) Wahlgren, Laycee Phillippe, Jessica Green, and Taylor Graff, grandson, Mason (Taylin) Graff, great-grandchildren, Bentley Rodish and Walker Wahlgren, siblings, Guy, Jim, George, Charles, Dolores, Julia, Annie, and Steven, and multiple nieces and nephews.

The family will receive friends from 10:00 to 11:00 AM on Saturday, May 10, 2025 at Rupp Funeral Home. Funeral services and public live stream; 11:00 am, Saturday at Rupp Funeral Home, The Interment will be at the &nbsp;High Ridge Cemetery, Stanberry, Missouri. Memorials are requested to the Karla Phillippe Memorial Fund in care of Rupp Funeral Home.

Karla June Phillippe 77, of St. Joseph, Missouri passed away Friday, May 2, 2025 in St. Joseph, MO. She was born September 24, 1947 in McFall, MO, daughter of the late, Georgia and Cecil Daniel. She worked at the Savannah School District as a Librarian for many years. Karla loved to read and spend time with her grand-girls. &nbsp;She used to craft and bake in her younger years and was the best back seat driver when her husband took her on rides. Karla was preceded in death by her parents, husband, John "Tom" Phillippe, a baby daughter, siblings, Loren, Norvin, Ronald, Jerry, Denny, and Richard. Survivors include daughter, Angela (Scott) Rogers of Faucett, MO, son, Kevin (Traci) Phillippe of Savannah, MO, granddaughters, Taylor (Bryson) Wahlgren, Laycee Phillippe, Jessica Green, and Taylor Graff, grandson, Mason (Taylin) Graff, great-grandchildren, Bentley Rodish and Walker Wahlgren, siblings, Guy, Jim, George, Charles, Dolores, Julia, Annie, and Steven, and multiple nieces and nephews.The family will receive friends from 10:00 to 11:00 AM on Saturday, May 10, 2025 at Rupp Funeral Home. Funeral services and public live stream; 11:00 am, Saturday at Rupp Funeral Home, The Interment will be at the &nbsp;High Ridge Cemetery, Stanberry, Missouri. Memorials are requested to the Karla Phillippe Memorial Fund in care of Rupp Funeral Home.<figure>
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Karla Phillippe September 24, 1947-May 2, 2025

Don F. Aberer, a proud Catholic, devoted father of eight children, 28 grandchildren, and 21 great-grandchildren, passed away on April 30, 2025, due to complications related to his heart.

Born on October 5, 1942, in Kansas City, MO, Don was the son of James and Frances Aberer. He grew up in Shawnee Mission, KS, and attended Bishop Miege High School. He later enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserve, and during training in Monterey, CA, he met the love of his life, Diane. They married on April 24, 1965, at Redemptorist Catholic Church in Kansas City, MO.

A man of deep faith, Don was committed to passing on his Catholic beliefs to his children. He spent several years teaching classes at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Easton, MO, where his family attended. Later, while living in Branson, he was a member and daily communicant at Our Lady of the Cove Catholic Church in Kimberling City, MO. After suffering a stroke, he moved back to St. Joseph, MO, to be closer to family. There, he and Diane continued to daily attend as members of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church, where his funeral will be held.

In 1973, Don and Diane moved to a farm in Gower, MO, where his natural talent as a jack-of-all-trades thrived. Alongside working as a full-time machinist at TWA (later American Airlines), the couple farmed wheat and raised pigs, cows, and even emus. Don also ran a fish farming business for stocking farm ponds for many years. During this time, they launched a metalworks business that continued well after his supposed “retirement.” His children still do not know if he actually retired.

On a typical day, Don would come home from TWA, spend some time in the shop or fish house, and then come in for dinner. Afterwards, he would make a bowl of popcorn on the stovetop and pour it into his favorite wooden popcorn bowl (a sacred relic, basically), and crack open an encyclopedia like it was a spy novel. &nbsp;His love for learning (especially the sciences) opened the door for many in his family to pursue this same love of learning - for one even extending this love through teaching science leading students to local, regional, and national awards in STEM. &nbsp;All from the example and foundation he laid from his quiet genius and deep love for knowledge.

After “retirement,” Don and Diane moved to Table Rock Lake, where he built their home while continuing to run the metalworks business. Many of his grandchildren spent cherished weeks visiting them in Branson, making memories filled with trips to Silver Dollar City, swimming in the lake, riding the jet skis, and celebrating the Fourth of July with homemade fireworks and a big cannon. For some, the most precious moments were the quiet ones-waking up early, sitting on the porch swing with Grandma and Grandpa, simply enjoying their company and the cool morning air.

Don loved to tinker and build things, especially if they benefited his family, friends, and neighbors. He was an accomplished machinist, welder, and carpenter, and even taught adult welding classes at the local high school in Gower for a couple of years. Grandpa Don could build any machine imaginable and had a remarkable knack for solving problems most wouldn’t even think possible. He was hardworking, stubborn, ornery, and a bit of a teaser. He had a unique love language - picking on those he loved.

In the hospital, the nurses often heard him refer to Diane as “that old woman”-a playful jest about the woman he had celebrated 60 years of marriage with just days before his passing. The grandchildren, accustomed to their affectionate arguing, sometimes wondered about their love for each other, but their devotion was undeniable. &nbsp;Their love was very evident in their lifelong dedication to each other and all the adventures they shared.

In one example, a granddaughter recalled a favorite memory at their dining table in Branson. Diane was speaking from the kitchen, but Don didn’t respond. Frustrated, she huffed and walked away, assuming he hadn’t heard her. Then, with a mischievous grin, Don leaned in and whispered to his granddaughter, “I can hear a lot better than she thinks I can.” Then he laughed and laughed.

Perhaps more than anything, Don’s laugh will be remembered. His laughter shook his entire body, shaking the seat where he sat. Most of the family inherited their laugh from him. He taught them the value of hard work, how to think outside the box, and the importance of humor. His ingenuity, faith, and sense of humor will live on in those who knew and loved him.

Don was preceded in death by his parents, James B. Aberer I and Frances Aberer, as well as his grandson, Landon Aberer. He is survived by his loving wife, Diane, of 60 years; his eight children: Sherry (Ken) Phelan of Wytheville, VA; Kenneth (Lorna) Aberer of Riverside, MO; Michael (Joleen) Aberer of St. Joseph, MO; Jennifer (Ben) Cleveland of Savannah, MO; Deborah (Ryan) Cox of Independence, MO; Christina (Jeff) Green of St. Joseph, MO; Keith (Heather) Aberer of Columbia, MO; and Mark Aberer of Independence, MO. He is also survived by 28 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren, and his two brothers, Jim Aberer II and Gary Aberer, both of CA.

The family will receive friends from 6-8 pm Wednesday, with a rosary to be prayed at 6:30 pm Wednesday at Rupp Funeral Home. Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 10:00 am Thursday, at Our Lady of Guadalupe catholic church, St. Joseph, MO. Fr. Garrett King Celebrant. Inurnment at the Our Lady of the Cove, Cemetery, Branson Missouri. Memorial contributions may be made to the St. Joseph Pregnancy Resource Clinic to support their work with helping women choose life.

Don F. Aberer, a proud Catholic, devoted father of eight children, 28 grandchildren, and 21 great-grandchildren, passed away on April 30, 2025, due to complications related to his heart.Born on October 5, 1942, in Kansas City, MO, Don was the son of James and Frances Aberer. He grew up in Shawnee Mission, KS, and attended Bishop Miege High School. He later enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserve, and during training in Monterey, CA, he met the love of his life, Diane. They married on April 24, 1965, at Redemptorist Catholic Church in Kansas City, MO.A man of deep faith, Don was committed to passing on his Catholic beliefs to his children. He spent several years teaching classes at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Easton, MO, where his family attended. Later, while living in Branson, he was a member and daily communicant at Our Lady of the Cove Catholic Church in Kimberling City, MO. After suffering a stroke, he moved back to St. Joseph, MO, to be closer to family. There, he and Diane continued to daily attend as members of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church, where his funeral will be held.In 1973, Don and Diane moved to a farm in Gower, MO, where his natural talent as a jack-of-all-trades thrived. Alongside working as a full-time machinist at TWA (later American Airlines), the couple farmed wheat and raised pigs, cows, and even emus. Don also ran a fish farming business for stocking farm ponds for many years. During this time, they launched a metalworks business that continued well after his supposed “retirement.” His children still do not know if he actually retired.On a typical day, Don would come home from TWA, spend some time in the shop or fish house, and then come in for dinner. Afterwards, he would make a bowl of popcorn on the stovetop and pour it into his favorite wooden popcorn bowl (a sacred relic, basically), and crack open an encyclopedia like it was a spy novel. &nbsp;His love for learning (especially the sciences) opened the door for many in his family to pursue this same love of learning - for one even extending this love through teaching science leading students to local, regional, and national awards in STEM. &nbsp;All from the example and foundation he laid from his quiet genius and deep love for knowledge.After “retirement,” Don and Diane moved to Table Rock Lake, where he built their home while continuing to run the metalworks business. Many of his grandchildren spent cherished weeks visiting them in Branson, making memories filled with trips to Silver Dollar City, swimming in the lake, riding the jet skis, and celebrating the Fourth of July with homemade fireworks and a big cannon. For some, the most precious moments were the quiet ones-waking up early, sitting on the porch swing with Grandma and Grandpa, simply enjoying their company and the cool morning air.Don loved to tinker and build things, especially if they benefited his family, friends, and neighbors. He was an accomplished machinist, welder, and carpenter, and even taught adult welding classes at the local high school in Gower for a couple of years. Grandpa Don could build any machine imaginable and had a remarkable knack for solving problems most wouldn’t even think possible. He was hardworking, stubborn, ornery, and a bit of a teaser. He had a unique love language - picking on those he loved.In the hospital, the nurses often heard him refer to Diane as “that old woman”-a playful jest about the woman he had celebrated 60 years of marriage with just days before his passing. The grandchildren, accustomed to their affectionate arguing, sometimes wondered about their love for each other, but their devotion was undeniable. &nbsp;Their love was very evident in their lifelong dedication to each other and all the adventures they shared.In one example, a granddaughter recalled a favorite memory at their dining table in Branson. Diane was speaking from the kitchen, but Don didn’t respond. Frustrated, she huffed and walked away, assuming he hadn’t heard her. Then, with a mischievous grin, Don leaned in and whispered to his granddaughter, “I can hear a lot better than she thinks I can.” Then he laughed and laughed.Perhaps more than anything, Don’s laugh will be remembered. His laughter shook his entire body, shaking the seat where he sat. Most of the family inherited their laugh from him. He taught them the value of hard work, how to think outside the box, and the importance of humor. His ingenuity, faith, and sense of humor will live on in those who knew and loved him.Don was preceded in death by his parents, James B. Aberer I and Frances Aberer, as well as his grandson, Landon Aberer. He is survived by his loving wife, Diane, of 60 years; his eight children: Sherry (Ken) Phelan of Wytheville, VA; Kenneth (Lorna) Aberer of Riverside, MO; Michael (Joleen) Aberer of St. Joseph, MO; Jennifer (Ben) Cleveland of Savannah, MO; Deborah (Ryan) Cox of Independence, MO; Christina (Jeff) Green of St. Joseph, MO; Keith (Heather) Aberer of Columbia, MO; and Mark Aberer of Independence, MO. He is also survived by 28 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren, and his two brothers, Jim Aberer II and Gary Aberer, both of CA.The family will receive friends from 6-8 pm Wednesday, with a rosary to be prayed at 6:30 pm Wednesday at Rupp Funeral Home. Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 10:00 am Thursday, at Our Lady of Guadalupe catholic church, St. Joseph, MO. Fr. Garrett King Celebrant. Inurnment at the Our Lady of the Cove, Cemetery, Branson Missouri. Memorial contributions may be made to the St. Joseph Pregnancy Resource Clinic to support their work with helping women choose life.<figure>
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Don Aberer October 5, 1942-April 30, 2025

Valeeta K. (Juergensen) Soltys, 72, resident of St. Joseph for over 50 years, passed away January 10, 2025 in Lawrence, Kansas.

She was born August 31, 1952, in Great Bend, Kansas to Helen (Smith) and Andrew Juergensen.

Valeeta graduated from Ellinwood High School class of 1970. She earned a B.A. Degree from MWSU and a M.A. Degree from NWMSU in Maryville.

Valeeta proudly served her country in the U.S. Army Reserve for 20 years as a SFC E7 Ammunition Specialist. She also served on active duty during Desert Storm. She was a member of the American Legion Post #287 in Savannah, Missouri. Valeeta was employed by MWSU for 25 years serving as Assistant Registrar and Coordinator of Veterans Affairs.&nbsp;

Left to cherish her memory are her sisters Valorie (George) and Virginia, brother Vernon (Dana), niece Lindsey (Scott), nephew Jared (Stephanie), grandnieces and grand nephew.

Ms. Soltys has been cremated under the direction of the Heaton-Bowman-Smith &amp; Sidenfaden Chapel.

Inurnment and Committal with Full Military Honors at 10:00 AM, Wednesday, June 11, 2025 at Leavenworth National Cemetery.

Valeeta K. (Juergensen) Soltys, 72, resident of St. Joseph for over 50 years, passed away January 10, 2025 in Lawrence, Kansas.She was born August 31, 1952, in Great Bend, Kansas to Helen (Smith) and Andrew Juergensen.Valeeta graduated from Ellinwood High School class of 1970. She earned a B.A. Degree from MWSU and a M.A. Degree from NWMSU in Maryville.Valeeta proudly served her country in the U.S. Army Reserve for 20 years as a SFC E7 Ammunition Specialist. She also served on active duty during Desert Storm. She was a member of the American Legion Post #287 in Savannah, Missouri. Valeeta was employed by MWSU for 25 years serving as Assistant Registrar and Coordinator of Veterans Affairs.&nbsp;Left to cherish her memory are her sisters Valorie (George) and Virginia, brother Vernon (Dana), niece Lindsey (Scott), nephew Jared (Stephanie), grandnieces and grand nephew.Ms. Soltys has been cremated under the direction of the Heaton-Bowman-Smith &amp; Sidenfaden Chapel.Inurnment and Committal with Full Military Honors at 10:00 AM, Wednesday, June 11, 2025 at Leavenworth National Cemetery.<figure>
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