Gerald Ernest “Jerry” Falk, known by many of his friends as Doc, passed away on April 17, 2025, at his home.

Mass of Christian burial will be on Tuesday, April 22, 2025, at 10:30 a.m. at the St. Joseph Catholic Church in Atchison. Burial will follow in Alderson Cemetery in Good Intent. A rosary will begin at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, April 21st with visitation to follow until 7:00 p.m. at the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home. Memorials may be left to the Alderson Cemetery or the Atchison County Historical Society. Funeral care has been entrusted to the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home.

Jerry was born on February 8, 1947, in Horton, KS, the son of Francis Ernest Falk and Genevieve Catherine (Keimig) Falk. The Falk family moved to Good Intent when Jerry was a toddler and he made his life in this community. He attended Good Intent School for all eight years and was a graduate of Atchison County Community High School in 1965.

Jerry married Janis Carol Roloff on August 10, 1974, at St. Joseph Catholic Church and they celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary last year.

Jerry was a lifelong farmer and loved life on the farm. He was the fourth generation to farm the Keimig home place, where he and Jan made a home. He raised crops, hay, hogs, cattle and daughters. He was known for his strong ethic of hard work and morals. He also pushed snow for Jim Watowa and worked in the maintenance department at Mount St. Scholastica. He spent his free time fishing, mushroom hunting, deer hunting, butchering meat for the family, gardening and raising sweet corn and watching westerns, but was especially known for his time spent visiting with his neighbors and very carefully navigating the roads at his own speed, in his later years.

He is survived by his loving wife of the home, Jan Falk; two daughters, Jeanne (Adam) Jones of St. Francis, KS, Joyce (Brandon) Shirley of Horton, KS; his sister, Dorothy (Gilbert) Watowa of Atchison; his brother, Bill (Becky) Falk of Atchison; his brother-in-law, Rick Roloff of Atchison; and his four beloved grandsons, Clayton, Colton, Emmett and August Shirley.

He was preceded in death by his parents, in-laws Roy Roloff Sr and Hazel Roloff, sister-in-law Mary Jane Roloff and sister-in-law Dodie Falk.

Gerald Ernest “Jerry” Falk, known by many of his friends as Doc, passed away on April 17, 2025, at his home.Mass of Christian burial will be on Tuesday, April 22, 2025, at 10:30 a.m. at the St. Joseph Catholic Church in Atchison. Burial will follow in Alderson Cemetery in Good Intent. A rosary will begin at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, April 21st with visitation to follow until 7:00 p.m. at the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home. Memorials may be left to the Alderson Cemetery or the Atchison County Historical Society. Funeral care has been entrusted to the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home.Jerry was born on February 8, 1947, in Horton, KS, the son of Francis Ernest Falk and Genevieve Catherine (Keimig) Falk. The Falk family moved to Good Intent when Jerry was a toddler and he made his life in this community. He attended Good Intent School for all eight years and was a graduate of Atchison County Community High School in 1965.Jerry married Janis Carol Roloff on August 10, 1974, at St. Joseph Catholic Church and they celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary last year.Jerry was a lifelong farmer and loved life on the farm. He was the fourth generation to farm the Keimig home place, where he and Jan made a home. He raised crops, hay, hogs, cattle and daughters. He was known for his strong ethic of hard work and morals. He also pushed snow for Jim Watowa and worked in the maintenance department at Mount St. Scholastica. He spent his free time fishing, mushroom hunting, deer hunting, butchering meat for the family, gardening and raising sweet corn and watching westerns, but was especially known for his time spent visiting with his neighbors and very carefully navigating the roads at his own speed, in his later years.He is survived by his loving wife of the home, Jan Falk; two daughters, Jeanne (Adam) Jones of St. Francis, KS, Joyce (Brandon) Shirley of Horton, KS; his sister, Dorothy (Gilbert) Watowa of Atchison; his brother, Bill (Becky) Falk of Atchison; his brother-in-law, Rick Roloff of Atchison; and his four beloved grandsons, Clayton, Colton, Emmett and August Shirley.He was preceded in death by his parents, in-laws Roy Roloff Sr and Hazel Roloff, sister-in-law Mary Jane Roloff and sister-in-law Dodie Falk.<figure>
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Jerry "Doc" Falk February 8, 1947 - April 17, 2025

Rosalea Singleton was born in 1943 to Della and Delbert Driskell. She married Jesse Singleton on June 26, 1959 and had three children - Tony (Terri), Greg, and Valerie (Roy) who she devoted her life to. She had three grandchildren – Jessica, Hannah, and Randy, and two great grandchildren – Bryson and Brinlee. She was preceded in death by her parents and a sister Leona Traub. &nbsp;She was dearly beloved by all who knew her. &nbsp;

Memorial visitation will be 6:00pm-7:00pm Monday April 21, 2025 at Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home in Savannah, MO. &nbsp;Memorial services will be 7:00pm Monday April 21, 2025 at Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home in Savannah. &nbsp;Inurnment will be at a later date in Bennett Lane Cemetery, Savannah, MO.

Rosalea Singleton was born in 1943 to Della and Delbert Driskell. She married Jesse Singleton on June 26, 1959 and had three children - Tony (Terri), Greg, and Valerie (Roy) who she devoted her life to. She had three grandchildren – Jessica, Hannah, and Randy, and two great grandchildren – Bryson and Brinlee. She was preceded in death by her parents and a sister Leona Traub. &nbsp;She was dearly beloved by all who knew her. &nbsp;Memorial visitation will be 6:00pm-7:00pm Monday April 21, 2025 at Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home in Savannah, MO. &nbsp;Memorial services will be 7:00pm Monday April 21, 2025 at Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home in Savannah. &nbsp;Inurnment will be at a later date in Bennett Lane Cemetery, Savannah, MO.<figure>
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Rosalea Singleton December 17, 1943 - April 18, 2025

Pamela Sue Wortman, 63, of Rosendale, MO passed away Thursday April 17, 2025, at her home in Rosendale. &nbsp;She was born on September 3, 1961, to Wendell J. and Irene E. Warriner. &nbsp;She married Pat Wortman in Hannibal, MO on September 2, 2007, and he survives of the home.

Pam was a loving and caring mother and wife. &nbsp;She took care of her family and friends when they needed help or love. &nbsp;She was everything you needed when you needed it. &nbsp; She was a hard worker that never slowed down and stayed busy.

Survivors include her husband, Pat Wortman; son, Shawn (Sylvia Penrod) Hughes of Savannah, MO; daughter, Erica (Andy) Supple of Kirksville, MO, and many family members and friends. &nbsp;She was preceded in death by her parents, one brother named Gary, and infant son named Jason. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Visitation and family receiving hour will be 10:00am-11:00am Monday April 21, 2025, at Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home in Savannah, MO. &nbsp;Funeral services will be 11:00am Monday April 21, 2025, at Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home in Savannah. Interment will follow the services at Savannah Cemetery. &nbsp;There will be no memorial contributions.

Pamela Sue Wortman, 63, of Rosendale, MO passed away Thursday April 17, 2025, at her home in Rosendale. &nbsp;She was born on September 3, 1961, to Wendell J. and Irene E. Warriner. &nbsp;She married Pat Wortman in Hannibal, MO on September 2, 2007, and he survives of the home.Pam was a loving and caring mother and wife. &nbsp;She took care of her family and friends when they needed help or love. &nbsp;She was everything you needed when you needed it. &nbsp; She was a hard worker that never slowed down and stayed busy.Survivors include her husband, Pat Wortman; son, Shawn (Sylvia Penrod) Hughes of Savannah, MO; daughter, Erica (Andy) Supple of Kirksville, MO, and many family members and friends. &nbsp;She was preceded in death by her parents, one brother named Gary, and infant son named Jason. &nbsp;&nbsp;Visitation and family receiving hour will be 10:00am-11:00am Monday April 21, 2025, at Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home in Savannah, MO. &nbsp;Funeral services will be 11:00am Monday April 21, 2025, at Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home in Savannah. Interment will follow the services at Savannah Cemetery. &nbsp;There will be no memorial contributions.<figure>
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Pamela Sue Wortman September 3, 1961 - April 17, 2025

Wilma Lee King 98, of St Joseph, Missouri, passed away Thursday, April 17, 2025 at a local health care facility. She was born March 26, 1927 in St. Joseph, daughter of Hazel and Rufus Wood. Wilma graduated from Benton High School, class of 1945, where she was a member of the Gamma Aletha Club. On November 14, 1945, she married Jack King, who preceded her in death on June 22, 1995. Wilma was a life member of the King Hill Methodist Church and currently Wesley United Methodist Church. Wilma was preceded in death by her parents, Rufus Wood and Hazel Wood-Wallace, husband, Jack King, sisters, Verna Rose Cleary, Florence Kobett, Pauline Rockwell, and Mildred Hurst. She is survived by her children, Timothy (Kelly) King of Mountain View, AR and Gayle (Stuart) Pearl of Clarksdale, MO, grandchildren, Joshua (Jen) King, Nikie (TJ) Carroll, and Rodney (Jen) Pearl, great-grandchildren, Zeven and Layla King, Gage Eades, Summer and Jaycee Carroll, Draven Johnson, McKenzie, Trenton and Heavenly Carroll, and many nieces and nephews.Funeral Services will be held at 10:00 a.m. Monday, April 21, 2025 at Rupp Funeral Home with Pastor Jonathon Garlock, officiating. The family will receive friends from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday at Rupp Funeral Home. Interment following services in Memorial Park Cemetery.&nbsp;Memorials are requested to the Mosaic Hospice.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Wilma Lee King 98, of St Joseph, Missouri, passed away Thursday, April 17, 2025 at a local health care facility. She was born March 26, 1927 in St. Joseph, daughter of Hazel and Rufus Wood. Wilma graduated from Benton High School, class of 1945, where she was a member of the Gamma Aletha Club. On November 14, 1945, she married Jack King, who preceded her in death on June 22, 1995. Wilma was a life member of the King Hill Methodist Church and currently Wesley United Methodist Church. Wilma was preceded in death by her parents, Rufus Wood and Hazel Wood-Wallace, husband, Jack King, sisters, Verna Rose Cleary, Florence Kobett, Pauline Rockwell, and Mildred Hurst. She is survived by her children, Timothy (Kelly) King of Mountain View, AR and Gayle (Stuart) Pearl of Clarksdale, MO, grandchildren, Joshua (Jen) King, Nikie (TJ) Carroll, and Rodney (Jen) Pearl, great-grandchildren, Zeven and Layla King, Gage Eades, Summer and Jaycee Carroll, Draven Johnson, McKenzie, Trenton and Heavenly Carroll, and many nieces and nephews.Funeral Services will be held at 10:00 a.m. Monday, April 21, 2025 at Rupp Funeral Home with Pastor Jonathon Garlock, officiating. The family will receive friends from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday at Rupp Funeral Home. Interment following services in Memorial Park Cemetery.&nbsp;Memorials are requested to the Mosaic Hospice.&nbsp; &nbsp;<figure>
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Wilma Lee King March 26, 1927 - April 17, 2025

Vern Vernon Dale Perkins 92, of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Saturday, April 19, 2025 at his home. He was born July 24, 1932 in St. Joseph, MO, son of the late Ethel and Oscar Perkins. Vern attended Benton High School, and joined the United States Airforce at the age of 17, then serving in the Missouri Air National Guard. He married Kaye Paschke on July 24,1956, and they had two children, the late Linda Perkins, and son Jerry Perkins, St. Joseph. He began selling health insurance in 1959, and was proud of the fact that he was working into his late 80's. He was the owner operator of Perkins Insurance. Vern loved traveling, was an avid St. Louis Cardinal baseball fan, and he also loved horse racing, and owned several race horses. He lived a great life, and did everything wanted. He was a member of &nbsp;the King Hill Christian Church. Vern was preceded in death by wife, Norene "Kaye" Perkins, daughter, Linda Perkins, his parents, a brother, Raymond Peck, and two sisters, Dorothy E. Richey and Beverly Newman. Survivors include: son, Jerry Perkins of St. Joseph, MO, and a nephew, Gary Richey, several cousins, nieces, and nephews, as well as many friends.&nbsp;The family will receive friends from 6-8:00 PM on Wednesday at the Rupp Funeral Home. Funeral services, 10:00 am, Thursday, April 24, 2025 at the King Hill Christian Church, Pastor Rich Piper officiating. The Interment will be at the Ashland Cemetery. Memorials are requested to the Mosaic Hospice. Online condolence, obituary and public live stream at www.ruppfuneral.com.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Vern Vernon Dale Perkins 92, of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Saturday, April 19, 2025 at his home. He was born July 24, 1932 in St. Joseph, MO, son of the late Ethel and Oscar Perkins. Vern attended Benton High School, and joined the United States Airforce at the age of 17, then serving in the Missouri Air National Guard. He married Kaye Paschke on July 24,1956, and they had two children, the late Linda Perkins, and son Jerry Perkins, St. Joseph. He began selling health insurance in 1959, and was proud of the fact that he was working into his late 80's. He was the owner operator of Perkins Insurance. Vern loved traveling, was an avid St. Louis Cardinal baseball fan, and he also loved horse racing, and owned several race horses. He lived a great life, and did everything wanted. He was a member of &nbsp;the King Hill Christian Church. Vern was preceded in death by wife, Norene "Kaye" Perkins, daughter, Linda Perkins, his parents, a brother, Raymond Peck, and two sisters, Dorothy E. Richey and Beverly Newman. Survivors include: son, Jerry Perkins of St. Joseph, MO, and a nephew, Gary Richey, several cousins, nieces, and nephews, as well as many friends.&nbsp;The family will receive friends from 6-8:00 PM on Wednesday at the Rupp Funeral Home. Funeral services, 10:00 am, Thursday, April 24, 2025 at the King Hill Christian Church, Pastor Rich Piper officiating. The Interment will be at the Ashland Cemetery. Memorials are requested to the Mosaic Hospice. Online condolence, obituary and public live stream at www.ruppfuneral.com.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure>
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Vernon Dale Perkins July 24, 1932 - April 19, 2025

Ruth Ann Crawford 71, of Saint Joseph, Missouri, passed away Thursday, April 17, 2025 in Saint Joseph, MO surrounded by her loving family. She was born May 19, 1953 in Hiawatha, KS, daughter of the late Frances and Leonard McCullough. She worked at McDonalds, and several other restaurants in the area. Ruth loved people, her kids, and her dog. She was preceded in death by husband, Keith Douglas Crawford, her parents, and sisters, Diane Rush and Kay McCullough. Survivors include: &nbsp;sons, Scott (Joanne) Crawford of St. Joseph, MO and Matthew (Jessica) Crawford of St. Joseph, MO, and James L Russ of Bangor, Maine, five grandchildren, and 2 great grandchildren, sister, Janet Waterman (Shannon Henderson), and a brother, Leonard McCullough Jr. of Iowa.Memorials are requested to the Ruth Ann Crawford Memorial Fund in care of the Rupp Funeral Home. &nbsp;Online condolence and obituary at www.ruppfuneral.com.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Ruth Ann Crawford 71, of Saint Joseph, Missouri, passed away Thursday, April 17, 2025 in Saint Joseph, MO surrounded by her loving family. She was born May 19, 1953 in Hiawatha, KS, daughter of the late Frances and Leonard McCullough. She worked at McDonalds, and several other restaurants in the area. Ruth loved people, her kids, and her dog. She was preceded in death by husband, Keith Douglas Crawford, her parents, and sisters, Diane Rush and Kay McCullough. Survivors include: &nbsp;sons, Scott (Joanne) Crawford of St. Joseph, MO and Matthew (Jessica) Crawford of St. Joseph, MO, and James L Russ of Bangor, Maine, five grandchildren, and 2 great grandchildren, sister, Janet Waterman (Shannon Henderson), and a brother, Leonard McCullough Jr. of Iowa.Memorials are requested to the Ruth Ann Crawford Memorial Fund in care of the Rupp Funeral Home. &nbsp;Online condolence and obituary at www.ruppfuneral.com.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Ruth Ann Crawford May 19, 1953 - April 17, 2025

&nbsp; Steven "Buck" Hood 69, of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Tuesday, April 15, 2025 in St. Joseph. He was born October 22, 1955, son of Jennie and Richard Johnson. Buck worked at Burlington Northern Railroad. He enjoyed music, admiring cars and motorcycles, spending time on his porch, and loved good food. He was preceded in death by his parents, and sisters, Ramona Hodge and Cynthia Johnson. Survivors include: children, Steven Hale, Payton Hale, Stevie Hood, Stephanie Hood, and Tempestt Stillman, siblings, Richard (Deann) Johnson, James Johnson, Darlene Hood, Carol Johnson, Nelleda Johnson, Carla Johnson, and Janice (Steven) Richardson, 9 grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews.Service arrangements are currently pending.Memorials are requested to the Steven Hood Memorial Fund, c/o Rupp Funeral Home.&nbsp; &nbsp;

&nbsp; Steven "Buck" Hood 69, of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Tuesday, April 15, 2025 in St. Joseph. He was born October 22, 1955, son of Jennie and Richard Johnson. Buck worked at Burlington Northern Railroad. He enjoyed music, admiring cars and motorcycles, spending time on his porch, and loved good food. He was preceded in death by his parents, and sisters, Ramona Hodge and Cynthia Johnson. Survivors include: children, Steven Hale, Payton Hale, Stevie Hood, Stephanie Hood, and Tempestt Stillman, siblings, Richard (Deann) Johnson, James Johnson, Darlene Hood, Carol Johnson, Nelleda Johnson, Carla Johnson, and Janice (Steven) Richardson, 9 grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews.Service arrangements are currently pending.Memorials are requested to the Steven Hood Memorial Fund, c/o Rupp Funeral Home.&nbsp; &nbsp;<figure>
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Steven "Buck" Hood October 22, 1955 - April 15, 2025

John Elvin Walker Sr.(Johnny), 81, of Leavenworth, Kansas, transitioned to be with his Lord and Savior on Monday, April 14, 2025.&nbsp;

Born in Leavenworth on October 17, 1943, Johnny was the son of Richard Henry Walker and Lucy Kathryn Williams Mock (Charles). He grew up surrounded by love and laughter in a large family of ten siblings.

Johnny attended the Leavenworth Public School District and began working at a young age. From throwing newspapers for The Leavenworth Times before and after school, cleaning the Hollywood Theater and walking across the street to the Rexall Drug Store to deliver medicine after school.

Johnny married the love of his life, Mildred Armetha Gooch, on October 17, 1964. Their 61 year bond was strong and enduring. Together, they raised four beautiful children: John Elvin Walker Jr., Angela LaNette Walker, Brett Anthony Walker, and Gloria Jean Swanagan. Their family was the center of Johnny’s world.

In May 1963, Johnny joined the United States Army and was stationed at Fort Riley, KS.

Johnny worked as a Journey Painter at Fort Leavenworth and all across the Kansas City Metropolitan Area, eventually launching his own painting and construction company in 1982. He and Mildred purchased and renovated numerous rental properties in Leavenworth and Lansing—mentoring family members along the way. Johnny remained active with his lawn care and cleaning business after retirement.

He was a beloved neighborhood watchman—always ready to clean up limbs or trash left behind, often with his trusted helper James Cordt. He never met a stranger and had a heart for helping others.

John was a devoted member of Saint James Christian Methodist Episcopal Church since 1967. True to form, Johnny was still working for the Lord until his last breath.

He was preceded in death by his children John Jr., Angela, and Brett; his parents; his in-laws, and siblings.

He is survived by his loving wife Mildred; daughter-in-law Jessica Walker; daughter Gloria Swanagan (Mark); siblings Lucy Walker, Lillie Mock, and Chara Lorrance (Steve); five grandchildren: Anthony Walker (Chynna), Ilani Baker (Josh), Alexis Sanford (Asa), Marcellus Smith, and Pawpaw and Nana’s big baby, Angela Walker; two great-grandchildren: Ace Goodman and Baylee Baker; Godchildren Deon Smith and Bryson Smith-Richardson; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and loved ones, with special recognition to niece Paula Cathey and great-niece Irysha Walker.&nbsp;

Johnny Walker was a man of deep faith, quiet strength, and endless generosity. His legacy will live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved him.

Funeral service will be held at Sunflower Missionary Baptist church, Hyman Jarrett Community Center, 1708 5th Ave. Leavenworth, KS 66048 on Wednesday, April 23, 2025 at 11 A.M. Burial will held at Sunset Memory Gardens.&nbsp;

John Elvin Walker Sr.(Johnny), 81, of Leavenworth, Kansas, transitioned to be with his Lord and Savior on Monday, April 14, 2025.&nbsp;Born in Leavenworth on October 17, 1943, Johnny was the son of Richard Henry Walker and Lucy Kathryn Williams Mock (Charles). He grew up surrounded by love and laughter in a large family of ten siblings.Johnny attended the Leavenworth Public School District and began working at a young age. From throwing newspapers for The Leavenworth Times before and after school, cleaning the Hollywood Theater and walking across the street to the Rexall Drug Store to deliver medicine after school.Johnny married the love of his life, Mildred Armetha Gooch, on October 17, 1964. Their 61 year bond was strong and enduring. Together, they raised four beautiful children: John Elvin Walker Jr., Angela LaNette Walker, Brett Anthony Walker, and Gloria Jean Swanagan. Their family was the center of Johnny’s world.In May 1963, Johnny joined the United States Army and was stationed at Fort Riley, KS.Johnny worked as a Journey Painter at Fort Leavenworth and all across the Kansas City Metropolitan Area, eventually launching his own painting and construction company in 1982. He and Mildred purchased and renovated numerous rental properties in Leavenworth and Lansing—mentoring family members along the way. Johnny remained active with his lawn care and cleaning business after retirement.He was a beloved neighborhood watchman—always ready to clean up limbs or trash left behind, often with his trusted helper James Cordt. He never met a stranger and had a heart for helping others.John was a devoted member of Saint James Christian Methodist Episcopal Church since 1967. True to form, Johnny was still working for the Lord until his last breath.He was preceded in death by his children John Jr., Angela, and Brett; his parents; his in-laws, and siblings.He is survived by his loving wife Mildred; daughter-in-law Jessica Walker; daughter Gloria Swanagan (Mark); siblings Lucy Walker, Lillie Mock, and Chara Lorrance (Steve); five grandchildren: Anthony Walker (Chynna), Ilani Baker (Josh), Alexis Sanford (Asa), Marcellus Smith, and Pawpaw and Nana’s big baby, Angela Walker; two great-grandchildren: Ace Goodman and Baylee Baker; Godchildren Deon Smith and Bryson Smith-Richardson; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and loved ones, with special recognition to niece Paula Cathey and great-niece Irysha Walker.&nbsp;Johnny Walker was a man of deep faith, quiet strength, and endless generosity. His legacy will live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved him.Funeral service will be held at Sunflower Missionary Baptist church, Hyman Jarrett Community Center, 1708 5th Ave. Leavenworth, KS 66048 on Wednesday, April 23, 2025 at 11 A.M. Burial will held at Sunset Memory Gardens.&nbsp;<figure>
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John Elvin Walker October 17, 1943 - April 14, 2025

Nancy J. Martin 85 of Plattsburg Missouri died Wednesday March 26, 2025, at Oakridge Nursing Home in Plattsburg. &nbsp;Born on January 4, 1940, in Sedalia Missouri to Harold and Jo (Cox) Fricke. &nbsp;She was a graduate of Sedalia Smith Cotton High School class of 1958. &nbsp;She was a member of the Broadway United Methodist Church Plattsburg, PEO and the Red Hat Society of Plattsburg. Nancy worked as Food Service Manager for the Clinton County Senior Center until she retired. &nbsp;

On June 24, 1978, she married DeWayne Martin he preceded her in death on October 19, 2002. &nbsp;Her parents and brother Spencer Fricke also preceded her in death. &nbsp;

Survivors include her children David (Kim) Sutton of KCMO; Beth (Roger) Mead of Gower Missouri; Kathy Barnes of Plattsburg Missouri and Chris (Linda) Sutton of Gower Missouri. &nbsp;Seven grand children and 19 great-grandchildren and her nieces and friends. &nbsp;

A private family memorial service &nbsp;will be held. Inurnment at a later date in the Greenlawn Cemetery Plattsburg Missouri. &nbsp;The family suggests memorial gifts to the Activity Department of Oakridge Nursing Home. &nbsp;Arrangements Bailey &amp; Cox Family Funeral Service Plattsburg Missouri. &nbsp;Online obituary and guestbook at www.baileycox.com&nbsp;

Nancy J. Martin 85 of Plattsburg Missouri died Wednesday March 26, 2025, at Oakridge Nursing Home in Plattsburg. &nbsp;Born on January 4, 1940, in Sedalia Missouri to Harold and Jo (Cox) Fricke. &nbsp;She was a graduate of Sedalia Smith Cotton High School class of 1958. &nbsp;She was a member of the Broadway United Methodist Church Plattsburg, PEO and the Red Hat Society of Plattsburg. Nancy worked as Food Service Manager for the Clinton County Senior Center until she retired. &nbsp;On June 24, 1978, she married DeWayne Martin he preceded her in death on October 19, 2002. &nbsp;Her parents and brother Spencer Fricke also preceded her in death. &nbsp;Survivors include her children David (Kim) Sutton of KCMO; Beth (Roger) Mead of Gower Missouri; Kathy Barnes of Plattsburg Missouri and Chris (Linda) Sutton of Gower Missouri. &nbsp;Seven grand children and 19 great-grandchildren and her nieces and friends. &nbsp;A private family memorial service &nbsp;will be held. Inurnment at a later date in the Greenlawn Cemetery Plattsburg Missouri. &nbsp;The family suggests memorial gifts to the Activity Department of Oakridge Nursing Home. &nbsp;Arrangements Bailey &amp; Cox Family Funeral Service Plattsburg Missouri. &nbsp;Online obituary and guestbook at www.baileycox.com&nbsp;<figure>
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Nancy J. Martin January 4, 1940 - March 26, 2025

Gerald "Cowboy" Bass 75, of St. Joseph, Missouri passed away Thursday, April 17, 2025. He was born September 14, 1949 in Holtville, CA, son of the late Patricia and William Bass. He served in the Marines and worked as a Union Plumber. He loved Nascar racing. Survivors include companion: Connie Hatcher, step daughter, Amy Haynes, grandsons Asher and Slayde, and a daughter, Jodi. Memorials are requested to the Gerald Bass memorial fund in care of the Rupp Funeral Home. cremation under the care of the Rupp Funeral Home. Online condolence, obituary www.ruppfuneral.com.

Gerald "Cowboy" Bass 75, of St. Joseph, Missouri passed away Thursday, April 17, 2025. He was born September 14, 1949 in Holtville, CA, son of the late Patricia and William Bass. He served in the Marines and worked as a Union Plumber. He loved Nascar racing. Survivors include companion: Connie Hatcher, step daughter, Amy Haynes, grandsons Asher and Slayde, and a daughter, Jodi. Memorials are requested to the Gerald Bass memorial fund in care of the Rupp Funeral Home. cremation under the care of the Rupp Funeral Home. Online condolence, obituary www.ruppfuneral.com.<figure>
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Gerald Lee Bass September 14, 1949 - April 17, 2025

Mary Lou Yancey 72, of  Trimble, Missouri passed away April 17, 2025; she will be cremated under the care of Rupp Funeral Home. Full obituary pending.&nbsp;

Mary Lou Yancey 72, of Trimble, Missouri passed away April 17, 2025; she will be cremated under the care of Rupp Funeral Home. Full obituary pending.&nbsp;<figure>
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Mary Lou Yancey April 4, 1953 - April 17, 2025

Steven W. Schroeder, 44, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Tuesday, April 15, 2025.

He was born September 9, 1980 in St. Joseph to Allen and Elizabeth (Cogdill) Schroeder. He graduated from Benton High School, and the Missouri Western Regional Law Enforcement Academy.

He worked for the Buchanan County Sheriff’s Department as a reserve deputy, then the City of St. Joseph Sewer Department for 25 years.

Steven enjoyed hunting, fishing, and gardening.

He was preceded in death by his mother; and grandparents.

Survivors include his father, Allen W. Schroeder of St. Joseph; children, Zackary Schroeder and Corby Schroeder, both of St. Joseph; grandchild, Brayden Schroeder of St. Joseph; brother, Ken Schroeder (Charity) of Faucett, Missouri; and several cousins.

Farewell Services and Public Livestream 1:00 P.M. Friday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will gather with friends 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Thursday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Online guest book and obituary at www.meierhoffer.com.

Steven W. Schroeder, 44, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Tuesday, April 15, 2025.He was born September 9, 1980 in St. Joseph to Allen and Elizabeth (Cogdill) Schroeder. He graduated from Benton High School, and the Missouri Western Regional Law Enforcement Academy.He worked for the Buchanan County Sheriff’s Department as a reserve deputy, then the City of St. Joseph Sewer Department for 25 years.Steven enjoyed hunting, fishing, and gardening.He was preceded in death by his mother; and grandparents.Survivors include his father, Allen W. Schroeder of St. Joseph; children, Zackary Schroeder and Corby Schroeder, both of St. Joseph; grandchild, Brayden Schroeder of St. Joseph; brother, Ken Schroeder (Charity) of Faucett, Missouri; and several cousins.Farewell Services and Public Livestream 1:00 P.M. Friday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will gather with friends 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Thursday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Online guest book and obituary at www.meierhoffer.com.<figure>
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Steven W. Schroeder September 9, 1980  -  April 15, 2025

Charles R. “Charlie” Burri, 94, St. Joseph, Missouri passed away Tuesday, April 15, 2025.

He was born March 24, 1931, in St. Joseph, Missouri.

Charlie married Clara Patricia “Patti” Wilson on June 11, 1956.

He was a graduate of Christian Brothers High School, received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Northwest Missouri State University in 1958 and received a master’s degree from the University of Missouri in 1964.

Charlie coached and taught at Faucett High School from 1958-1962, Benton High School 1962-1966, Missouri Western Junior College 1966-1968, and Missouri Western State College 1969-1984.

He was the first head Basketball Coach from 1966 until 1969, when he became the first Athletic Director, also serving as the first Golf Coach. His teams made three NAIA National Tournament Appearances, earned 1 CSIC Conference Championship, and were three-time NAIA District Champions.

As Athletic Director, Charlie built Spratt Memorial Stadium which opened September 8, 1979. He also founded the Gold Coat Club. He was honored by the University with the street in front of the stadium being named Charlie Burri Drive. He often enjoyed driving family and friends to see his sign.

He has received personal awards which include induction into 5 Halls of Fame: Charter Member of the Missouri Western State College Athletic Hall of Fame, NAIA Athletic Directors Hall of Fame, National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletic (NACDA) Hall of Fame, inaugural class in St. Joseph Hall of Fame, and Missouri Sports Hall of Fame. Charlie was President of NAIA Athletic Directors Association in 1977, and later NAIA Affiliate Conference Committees. He received the Missouri Western State College Distinguished Alumni Award in 1998 and the Missouri Western State University Alumni Association the Herb and Peggy Iffert Award for Outstanding Service to the University.

Charlie was the Conference Commissioner of CSIC Athletic Conference and the Conference Commissioner of the Heart of America Conference in the 1980’s. Charlie and Patti were members of Ashland United Methodist Church for over 50 years.

Charlie was an avid hunter and fisherman. After retirement he sought whatever was in season and enjoyed time hunting and fishing with his hunting buddies, they were so special to him. He was one of the first to filet fish with an electric knife; often drawing a crowd when cleaning his catch on annual trips to MN. He bagged many pheasant and quail over his bird dogs, ducks and geese at Misty Morning Acers, and numerous turkey and deer.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Charles and Edna (Allumbaugh) Burri and his wife Patti Burri.

Survivors include his children: Brett (Erin), Columbia, Missouri, Craig (Shelly), Springfield, Missouri and Carla Cole, Shawnee, Kansas; He also survived by eleven grandchildren: Justin (Aubrey), Kirsten, Kayla (Lexie), Spencer, Jackson, Joshua, Nicholas, Samuel, Kaitlyn, Reece, Avery and a great granddaughter: Poppy.

We our forever grateful for Lori(Greg) Ashworth for the exceptional care provided for both our parents. You will always be considered like family to us.

We will miss our dad but take comfort that he is home now with Jesus in heaven seeing his bride, Patti. He touched a lot of people’s lives everywhere he went. He never met a stranger and loved sharing his funny stories and many adventures.

Farewell Services and Public Livestream 1:30 P.M. Saturday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. The family will gather with friends 12:00 Noon to 1:30 P.M. Saturday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions to the Noyes Home for Children or the Missouri Western Alumni Association. Online guest book and obituary at www.meierhoffer.com

Charles R. “Charlie” Burri, 94, St. Joseph, Missouri passed away Tuesday, April 15, 2025.He was born March 24, 1931, in St. Joseph, Missouri.Charlie married Clara Patricia “Patti” Wilson on June 11, 1956.He was a graduate of Christian Brothers High School, received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Northwest Missouri State University in 1958 and received a master’s degree from the University of Missouri in 1964.Charlie coached and taught at Faucett High School from 1958-1962, Benton High School 1962-1966, Missouri Western Junior College 1966-1968, and Missouri Western State College 1969-1984.He was the first head Basketball Coach from 1966 until 1969, when he became the first Athletic Director, also serving as the first Golf Coach. His teams made three NAIA National Tournament Appearances, earned 1 CSIC Conference Championship, and were three-time NAIA District Champions.As Athletic Director, Charlie built Spratt Memorial Stadium which opened September 8, 1979. He also founded the Gold Coat Club. He was honored by the University with the street in front of the stadium being named Charlie Burri Drive. He often enjoyed driving family and friends to see his sign.He has received personal awards which include induction into 5 Halls of Fame: Charter Member of the Missouri Western State College Athletic Hall of Fame, NAIA Athletic Directors Hall of Fame, National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletic (NACDA) Hall of Fame, inaugural class in St. Joseph Hall of Fame, and Missouri Sports Hall of Fame. Charlie was President of NAIA Athletic Directors Association in 1977, and later NAIA Affiliate Conference Committees. He received the Missouri Western State College Distinguished Alumni Award in 1998 and the Missouri Western State University Alumni Association the Herb and Peggy Iffert Award for Outstanding Service to the University.Charlie was the Conference Commissioner of CSIC Athletic Conference and the Conference Commissioner of the Heart of America Conference in the 1980’s. Charlie and Patti were members of Ashland United Methodist Church for over 50 years.Charlie was an avid hunter and fisherman. After retirement he sought whatever was in season and enjoyed time hunting and fishing with his hunting buddies, they were so special to him. He was one of the first to filet fish with an electric knife; often drawing a crowd when cleaning his catch on annual trips to MN. He bagged many pheasant and quail over his bird dogs, ducks and geese at Misty Morning Acers, and numerous turkey and deer.He was preceded in death by his parents, Charles and Edna (Allumbaugh) Burri and his wife Patti Burri.Survivors include his children: Brett (Erin), Columbia, Missouri, Craig (Shelly), Springfield, Missouri and Carla Cole, Shawnee, Kansas; He also survived by eleven grandchildren: Justin (Aubrey), Kirsten, Kayla (Lexie), Spencer, Jackson, Joshua, Nicholas, Samuel, Kaitlyn, Reece, Avery and a great granddaughter: Poppy.We our forever grateful for Lori(Greg) Ashworth for the exceptional care provided for both our parents. You will always be considered like family to us.We will miss our dad but take comfort that he is home now with Jesus in heaven seeing his bride, Patti. He touched a lot of people’s lives everywhere he went. He never met a stranger and loved sharing his funny stories and many adventures.Farewell Services and Public Livestream 1:30 P.M. Saturday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. The family will gather with friends 12:00 Noon to 1:30 P.M. Saturday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions to the Noyes Home for Children or the Missouri Western Alumni Association. Online guest book and obituary at www.meierhoffer.com<figure>
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Charles R. "Charlie" Burri March 24, 1931  -  April 15, 2025

Steven Scott Turner, 51, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Monday, April 14, 2025.

He was born September 14, 1973 to John Thomas (Tommy) and Claudia Lynn (Lacy) Turner in Muncie, Indiana.

Steven married Katherine LeAnn (Atkin) Turner on October 10, 1996

Steven enjoyed fishing, spending time with his wife, kids and grandson, spending holidays with his siblings, trying new restaurants with his wife, watching football, watching wrestling. Steven made an impact on several people in his life. Steven and Katherine were foster parents. Steven was a truck driver, worked in a foundry, and was a delivery driver. Steven was proud to take care of his family.

He was preceded in death by his parents John and Claudia Turner.

Survivors include his wife, Katherine; children, Molly Atkin, Elizabeth Turner (AJ), Victorya Turner (Matt), Zarik Turner (Kaleigh) and Jeremiah Turner, Grandson Brayden Hogman, Brothers Tommy Turner (Michelle), Jeremy Turner (Nicole), Sisters Sabrina Turner, Melissa Christopher (Anthony), several nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews.

Natural Farewell under the direction of Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Celebration of life to be held at a later date. The family suggests memorial contributions to the American Heart Association. Online guest book and obituary at www.meierhoffer.com.

Steven Scott Turner, 51, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Monday, April 14, 2025.He was born September 14, 1973 to John Thomas (Tommy) and Claudia Lynn (Lacy) Turner in Muncie, Indiana.Steven married Katherine LeAnn (Atkin) Turner on October 10, 1996Steven enjoyed fishing, spending time with his wife, kids and grandson, spending holidays with his siblings, trying new restaurants with his wife, watching football, watching wrestling. Steven made an impact on several people in his life. Steven and Katherine were foster parents. Steven was a truck driver, worked in a foundry, and was a delivery driver. Steven was proud to take care of his family.He was preceded in death by his parents John and Claudia Turner.Survivors include his wife, Katherine; children, Molly Atkin, Elizabeth Turner (AJ), Victorya Turner (Matt), Zarik Turner (Kaleigh) and Jeremiah Turner, Grandson Brayden Hogman, Brothers Tommy Turner (Michelle), Jeremy Turner (Nicole), Sisters Sabrina Turner, Melissa Christopher (Anthony), several nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews.Natural Farewell under the direction of Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Celebration of life to be held at a later date. The family suggests memorial contributions to the American Heart Association. Online guest book and obituary at www.meierhoffer.com.<figure>
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Steven Scott Turner September 14, 1973  -  April 14, 2025

With deep sorrow, we announce that Roy Blair Brown, 88, passed away on Monday, April 14, 2025, in Kansas City, Missouri. Known as "Pops" to his family and friends, Roy was a cherished member of the community.

Roy was born on December 23, 1936, in Penn Run, Pennsylvania to Jay and Naomi Brown. After graduating from Girard College in 1954, Roy enlisted in the U.S. Army. He dedicated over 22 years to military service, serving as Military Police (MP) and a combat engineer, and ultimately reaching the rank of Chief Warrant Officer 4 (CW4). His service included tours in Korea, Vietnam, Greenland, and Germany, and his dedication earned him numerous awards, including the Bronze Star, National Defense Medal, Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, and Army Commendation Medal.

After retiring from his distinguished military career, Roy moved to Stanberry, Missouri where he worked for Union Carbide/Eveready Battery Company for over 20 years before retiring a second time in 2000.

Roy was a patriot, mentor, father, husband, and loyal friend. He was actively involved in the Boy Scouts of America, had a passion for Harley Davidson motorcycles and rallies, and enjoyed watching football. He lived by the mantra "Live to Ride, Ride to Live" and embraced life on his own terms.

Roy was preceded in death by his wife of 29 years, Dottie, and his sister, Nancy C. Tuel. He was a devoted family man and is survived by his three sons #1 Jay Blair Brown (Larenza) of Smithville, Missouri, #2 Kevin "Scott" Brown (Marylee) of Charleston, South Carolina, and #3 Jeffrey Roy Brown (Kimberly) of South Carolina; seven grandchildren Kandi M. Kapinus, Alyssa D. Brown, Ashlee M. Brown, Kody L. Brown, Conor B. Brown, Ronald W. Kissick, and Amy N. Swartz; several great(s) grandchildren; his brother Charles L. Brown (Patti); his sister Cheryl S. Tuder (Tom); and extended family. Roy is also survived by many friends.

The family will gather with friends 3:00 to 5:00 P.M. Monday, April 28, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Gathering will be followed by a celebration of Roy’s life at 6:30 to 9:30 P.M., Monday, April 28, Fairview Golf Course. Inurnment Leavenworth National Cemetery with military honors at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions to the Wounded Warrior Project or Friends of the Animal Shelter of St. Joseph. Online guest book and obituary at www.meierhoffer.com.

With deep sorrow, we announce that Roy Blair Brown, 88, passed away on Monday, April 14, 2025, in Kansas City, Missouri. Known as "Pops" to his family and friends, Roy was a cherished member of the community.Roy was born on December 23, 1936, in Penn Run, Pennsylvania to Jay and Naomi Brown. After graduating from Girard College in 1954, Roy enlisted in the U.S. Army. He dedicated over 22 years to military service, serving as Military Police (MP) and a combat engineer, and ultimately reaching the rank of Chief Warrant Officer 4 (CW4). His service included tours in Korea, Vietnam, Greenland, and Germany, and his dedication earned him numerous awards, including the Bronze Star, National Defense Medal, Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, and Army Commendation Medal.After retiring from his distinguished military career, Roy moved to Stanberry, Missouri where he worked for Union Carbide/Eveready Battery Company for over 20 years before retiring a second time in 2000.Roy was a patriot, mentor, father, husband, and loyal friend. He was actively involved in the Boy Scouts of America, had a passion for Harley Davidson motorcycles and rallies, and enjoyed watching football. He lived by the mantra "Live to Ride, Ride to Live" and embraced life on his own terms.Roy was preceded in death by his wife of 29 years, Dottie, and his sister, Nancy C. Tuel. He was a devoted family man and is survived by his three sons #1 Jay Blair Brown (Larenza) of Smithville, Missouri, #2 Kevin "Scott" Brown (Marylee) of Charleston, South Carolina, and #3 Jeffrey Roy Brown (Kimberly) of South Carolina; seven grandchildren Kandi M. Kapinus, Alyssa D. Brown, Ashlee M. Brown, Kody L. Brown, Conor B. Brown, Ronald W. Kissick, and Amy N. Swartz; several great(s) grandchildren; his brother Charles L. Brown (Patti); his sister Cheryl S. Tuder (Tom); and extended family. Roy is also survived by many friends.The family will gather with friends 3:00 to 5:00 P.M. Monday, April 28, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Gathering will be followed by a celebration of Roy’s life at 6:30 to 9:30 P.M., Monday, April 28, Fairview Golf Course. Inurnment Leavenworth National Cemetery with military honors at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions to the Wounded Warrior Project or Friends of the Animal Shelter of St. Joseph. Online guest book and obituary at www.meierhoffer.com.<figure>
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CW4 Ret. Roy Blair Brown December 23, 1936  -  April 14, 2025

John Walker,81, passed away on Monday, April 14, 2025.Funeral service will be held at Hyman Jarrett Community Center, 1708 5th Ave. Leavenworth, KS 66048 on Wednesday, April 23, 2025 at 11 A.M. Burial will held at Sunset Memory Gardens.&nbsp;

John Walker,81, passed away on Monday, April 14, 2025.Funeral service will be held at Hyman Jarrett Community Center, 1708 5th Ave. Leavenworth, KS 66048 on Wednesday, April 23, 2025 at 11 A.M. Burial will held at Sunset Memory Gardens.&nbsp;

Barbara Ann Lamborn, age 76 passed away peacefully Sunday morning April 13, 2025. She was born January 2, 1949 in Wichita, Kansas, daughter of Edward and Mary Hobbs. She graduated from Wichita Southeast High School in 1967 and graduated from Kansas State University with honors in 1970.&nbsp;On June 7, 1969 she married Robert D. Lamborn in Wichita, Kansas. Their son Seth was born June 24, 1972.&nbsp;Barb returned to Kansas State and received her teaching certificate. She taught English for many years in Manhattan, Garden City, Sublette, and Copeland, Kansas. She was a gifted educator and received numerous awards&nbsp;Barb loved reading, singing, writing poetry, Kansas State, Day Lilies, movies, Boston Terriers, and traveling. Barb and Bob were able to travel to their ultimate destination of Egypt, cruise the Nile, and visit the Pyramids. They were also able to visit many countries in Europe. The family hiked to bottom the Grand Canyon and explored North America from coast to coast.&nbsp;She is survived by her husband Bob of the home, a son Seth and daughter-in-law Jessica in Salina, a brother David in Manhattan, and a granddaughter Elle in Salina.&nbsp;In lieu of flowers the family kindly requests donations to the Kansas State University Foundation for the Barbara A. and Robert D. Lamborn Family Scholarship #S75862. This scholarship is for students in Riley, Haskell, and Leavenworth Counties for students desiring to be teachers.&nbsp;A visitation/memorial service will held on April 21,2025 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Davis Funeral Chapel, 531 Shawnee Street, Leavenworth, Kansas 66043. Interment will be private at a future date.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Barbara Ann Lamborn, age 76 passed away peacefully Sunday morning April 13, 2025. She was born January 2, 1949 in Wichita, Kansas, daughter of Edward and Mary Hobbs. She graduated from Wichita Southeast High School in 1967 and graduated from Kansas State University with honors in 1970.&nbsp;On June 7, 1969 she married Robert D. Lamborn in Wichita, Kansas. Their son Seth was born June 24, 1972.&nbsp;Barb returned to Kansas State and received her teaching certificate. She taught English for many years in Manhattan, Garden City, Sublette, and Copeland, Kansas. She was a gifted educator and received numerous awards&nbsp;Barb loved reading, singing, writing poetry, Kansas State, Day Lilies, movies, Boston Terriers, and traveling. Barb and Bob were able to travel to their ultimate destination of Egypt, cruise the Nile, and visit the Pyramids. They were also able to visit many countries in Europe. The family hiked to bottom the Grand Canyon and explored North America from coast to coast.&nbsp;She is survived by her husband Bob of the home, a son Seth and daughter-in-law Jessica in Salina, a brother David in Manhattan, and a granddaughter Elle in Salina.&nbsp;In lieu of flowers the family kindly requests donations to the Kansas State University Foundation for the Barbara A. and Robert D. Lamborn Family Scholarship #S75862. This scholarship is for students in Riley, Haskell, and Leavenworth Counties for students desiring to be teachers.&nbsp;A visitation/memorial service will held on April 21,2025 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Davis Funeral Chapel, 531 Shawnee Street, Leavenworth, Kansas 66043. Interment will be private at a future date.&nbsp; &nbsp;<figure>
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Barbara Lamborn January 2, 1949 - April 13, 2025

Martha Alice Haltom passed away peacefully on Saturday morning, April 5 at home where she lived with her daughter for almost 3 years. She was born on April 29, 1936 to Gussie Etter Miller and Jesse Wiley Miller. Martha grew up on a large farm outside of Americus KS with many brothers and sisters. She went to school in Americus KS where she loved playing on the basketball team. After high school, Martha worked for Hallmark cards in Emporia KS. She married Carol Haltom in 1958 in Dunlop KS. The couple moved to Leavenworth KS in 1968. She kept the books for the tire store she owned with her husband Carol, C&amp;M Tire in Leavenworth KS. Martha was a loving grandmother to her grandson and granddaughter. She was the school pick up provider as well as a hands-on playmate.. Martha loved her many kitties she had through the years. She loved fishing with her husband, putting together puzzles, planting flowers and taking care of her roses. Martha was preceded in death by her parents; husband Carol; brothers George, Claude, Chester and Lee; sisters Anne Perry and Belle Warnica. She is survived by daughter Brenda Scharnhorst, granddaughter Halley Pfrimmer (Nicholas), great granddaughter Addison Gardner, and grandson Corey Scharnhorst, all of Lansing KS, and a sister Mary Herbstreith of Colorado. Memorial suggestions to St Jude’s Children’s Hospital or an animal charity of your choice will be accepted through Davis Funeral Chapel. Visitation or a celebration of life will be held at a future date.

Martha Alice Haltom passed away peacefully on Saturday morning, April 5 at home where she lived with her daughter for almost 3 years. She was born on April 29, 1936 to Gussie Etter Miller and Jesse Wiley Miller. Martha grew up on a large farm outside of Americus KS with many brothers and sisters. She went to school in Americus KS where she loved playing on the basketball team. After high school, Martha worked for Hallmark cards in Emporia KS. She married Carol Haltom in 1958 in Dunlop KS. The couple moved to Leavenworth KS in 1968. She kept the books for the tire store she owned with her husband Carol, C&amp;M Tire in Leavenworth KS. Martha was a loving grandmother to her grandson and granddaughter. She was the school pick up provider as well as a hands-on playmate.. Martha loved her many kitties she had through the years. She loved fishing with her husband, putting together puzzles, planting flowers and taking care of her roses. Martha was preceded in death by her parents; husband Carol; brothers George, Claude, Chester and Lee; sisters Anne Perry and Belle Warnica. She is survived by daughter Brenda Scharnhorst, granddaughter Halley Pfrimmer (Nicholas), great granddaughter Addison Gardner, and grandson Corey Scharnhorst, all of Lansing KS, and a sister Mary Herbstreith of Colorado. Memorial suggestions to St Jude’s Children’s Hospital or an animal charity of your choice will be accepted through Davis Funeral Chapel. Visitation or a celebration of life will be held at a future date.<figure>
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Martha Alice Haltom April 29, 1936 - April 5, 2025

David Wilton Waggoner, 77, of White Cloud, Kansas, passed away at Stormont-Vail Hospital in Topeka, Kansas, April 15, 2025 surrounded by family. &nbsp;David was born May 14, 1947 in Highland, to Max and Mary Jane Baker Waggoner. &nbsp;He went to school in White Cloud, and Highland.

David married Deborah Blanton of White Cloud. &nbsp;They have been married 60 years. &nbsp;They lived and raised their family in White Cloud.

David is survived by his wife Debby of the home, children: &nbsp;Shawn (Kelly) Waggoner of Eagle, Nebraska, Kevin (Bobbi) Waggoner of Hiawatha, Steven (Sonya) Waggoner of White Cloud, Staci (Brad) Scott of Hiawatha and grandson Brittain Waggoner of the home, along with 11 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. &nbsp;Surviving also are his siblings: Dixie (Bill deceased) Rayburn of Worthington, Indiana, Jerry (Donna) Waggoner of Troy, Kansas, Peggy (Mike deceased) Shores of Kearney, Missouri, Harold (Gaynelle) Waggoner of Franklin, Indiana, Ronnie (Tina) Waggoner of Falls City, Nebraska, &nbsp;Sandy Waggoner of Wathena, Kansas, with many nieces and nephews

David worked at the Chevy Garage in Hiawatha, Whitaker Cable Co in St. Joseph, Missouri and the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska the last 20 years until his retirement.

David enjoyed working on cars, he also enjoyed mowing and yard work. &nbsp;He enjoyed visiting with his many grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

David’s favorite thing to do was grabbing sandwiches and going to Hiawatha Lake and watching the geese with the love of his life wife Debby.

A celebration of David’s life is planned for 2 p.m. Monday, April 21, at Chapel Oaks Funeral Home in Highland. &nbsp;Pastor Rich Lehmkuhl will officiate.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 9 a.m. Monday where the family will meet that afternoon from 1-2 prior to service.

Memorial contributions are suggested to the David Waggoner Memorial Fund sent in care of the funeral home, PO Box 33, Highland 66035.

David Wilton Waggoner, 77, of White Cloud, Kansas, passed away at Stormont-Vail Hospital in Topeka, Kansas, April 15, 2025 surrounded by family. &nbsp;David was born May 14, 1947 in Highland, to Max and Mary Jane Baker Waggoner. &nbsp;He went to school in White Cloud, and Highland.David married Deborah Blanton of White Cloud. &nbsp;They have been married 60 years. &nbsp;They lived and raised their family in White Cloud.David is survived by his wife Debby of the home, children: &nbsp;Shawn (Kelly) Waggoner of Eagle, Nebraska, Kevin (Bobbi) Waggoner of Hiawatha, Steven (Sonya) Waggoner of White Cloud, Staci (Brad) Scott of Hiawatha and grandson Brittain Waggoner of the home, along with 11 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. &nbsp;Surviving also are his siblings: Dixie (Bill deceased) Rayburn of Worthington, Indiana, Jerry (Donna) Waggoner of Troy, Kansas, Peggy (Mike deceased) Shores of Kearney, Missouri, Harold (Gaynelle) Waggoner of Franklin, Indiana, Ronnie (Tina) Waggoner of Falls City, Nebraska, &nbsp;Sandy Waggoner of Wathena, Kansas, with many nieces and nephewsDavid worked at the Chevy Garage in Hiawatha, Whitaker Cable Co in St. Joseph, Missouri and the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska the last 20 years until his retirement.David enjoyed working on cars, he also enjoyed mowing and yard work. &nbsp;He enjoyed visiting with his many grandchildren and great-grandchildren.David’s favorite thing to do was grabbing sandwiches and going to Hiawatha Lake and watching the geese with the love of his life wife Debby.A celebration of David’s life is planned for 2 p.m. Monday, April 21, at Chapel Oaks Funeral Home in Highland. &nbsp;Pastor Rich Lehmkuhl will officiate.Friends may call at the funeral home after 9 a.m. Monday where the family will meet that afternoon from 1-2 prior to service.Memorial contributions are suggested to the David Waggoner Memorial Fund sent in care of the funeral home, PO Box 33, Highland 66035.<figure>
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David Wilton Waggoner May 14, 1947 - April 15, 2025

Warren Douglas "Doug" Taylor, age 76, passed away April 4, 2025 at his Fortescue, Missouri home.

Doug was born on November 2, 1948 in Richmond, California to Warren and Jean (Paden)Taylor of Richmond. He graduated from Pleasant Hill, California high school in 1966.

Doug is survived by his brother, Terry Pool (Sharon) of Oakley, California and sister, Sheila Guffey (Gary) of Manteca, California. He is also survived by many nieces and nephews.&nbsp;

Preceding Doug in death were his mother, Jean Pool, and stepdad, Dean Pool, both of Oakley.

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Warren Douglas "Doug" Taylor, age 76, passed away April 4, 2025 at his Fortescue, Missouri home.Doug was born on November 2, 1948 in Richmond, California to Warren and Jean (Paden)Taylor of Richmond. He graduated from Pleasant Hill, California high school in 1966.Doug is survived by his brother, Terry Pool (Sharon) of Oakley, California and sister, Sheila Guffey (Gary) of Manteca, California. He is also survived by many nieces and nephews.&nbsp;Preceding Doug in death were his mother, Jean Pool, and stepdad, Dean Pool, both of Oakley.Doug enjoyed camping, fishing, and going to auctions.&nbsp;No services are planned at this time.<figure>
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Doug Taylor November 2, 1948 - April 4, 2025

&nbsp;Mary Ellen (Sinclair) Long, 79, of Kansas City, Missouri and formerly ofGreen City, Missouri, passed away Sunday, April 13, 2025, at St. LukesHospital, Kansas City, Missouri.The daughter of Herbert and Faye (Overstreet) Sinclair, she was bornOctober 6, 1945, in Green City, Missouri.Mary is survived by her husband, John Long, of the home; son, John David (Deanna) Long of Kansas City, Missouri; son-in-law Rick Ova, Bonner Springs,Kansas; sister Linda (Paul) Miller, Beebe, Arkansas; grandchildren Jennifer (Jason) Sanderson; Joshua (Lindsay) Ova; and Rebecca (Rodney) Phillips; Ross Long; and Riley Long; and great-grandchildren Julie, Jordan, Dean, Jenna, Harper and Layton. She was preceded in death by her parents, daughter Jeanne Ova; sisters Ruth Sinclair and Laura Sinclair.Mary graduated from Green City High School in 1963; then while attending college in Kirksville, Missouri, she met John, her husband of nearly 60 years.She retired from the USDA after spending many years working for the United States government.Mary was a loving mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, many of whom cherish their memories of time spent with her. Arrangements By: Rollins Funeral Home—Platte City, MO—Ph. 816.858.2129. www.rollinsfuneralhome.net&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp;Mary Ellen (Sinclair) Long, 79, of Kansas City, Missouri and formerly ofGreen City, Missouri, passed away Sunday, April 13, 2025, at St. LukesHospital, Kansas City, Missouri.The daughter of Herbert and Faye (Overstreet) Sinclair, she was bornOctober 6, 1945, in Green City, Missouri.Mary is survived by her husband, John Long, of the home; son, John David (Deanna) Long of Kansas City, Missouri; son-in-law Rick Ova, Bonner Springs,Kansas; sister Linda (Paul) Miller, Beebe, Arkansas; grandchildren Jennifer (Jason) Sanderson; Joshua (Lindsay) Ova; and Rebecca (Rodney) Phillips; Ross Long; and Riley Long; and great-grandchildren Julie, Jordan, Dean, Jenna, Harper and Layton. She was preceded in death by her parents, daughter Jeanne Ova; sisters Ruth Sinclair and Laura Sinclair.Mary graduated from Green City High School in 1963; then while attending college in Kirksville, Missouri, she met John, her husband of nearly 60 years.She retired from the USDA after spending many years working for the United States government.Mary was a loving mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, many of whom cherish their memories of time spent with her. Arrangements By: Rollins Funeral Home—Platte City, MO—Ph. 816.858.2129. www.rollinsfuneralhome.net&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure>
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Mary Ellen Long (Sinclair) October 6, 1945 - April 13, 2025

Nancy Sue Collar Sexton, 94, Maysville, died March 14, 2025 at the Cameron Regional Medical Center. Visitation will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 19, 2025 at the United Methodist Church in Maysville, MO. Funeral services will follow at Noon.

Sue was born August 17, 1930 in Chicago, Illinois, to Linus Royal Collar and Lillian Martha (Swatek) Collar. She lived in Chicago, Cicero, and Western Springs, Illinois, until 1941 when the family moved to Burbank, California. After graduation from Burbank High School, Sue moved to Mexico City, Mexico with her family.

Sue came to Columbia, Missouri, where she graduated from Stephens College with an Associate Arts degree in 1949.&nbsp; She received a BS in Elementary Education degree from Missouri Western State College in 1971, and an MS in Education degree from Northwest Missouri State University in 1976.&nbsp; She later earned certification from the State of Missouri as Special Education Director and Elementary Principal. Sue taught in the Maysville R-1 School District from 1971 until she retired in 2003. She cared deeply for all of her students.

While attending Stephens College, Sue met the love of her life, Wayne Sexton.&nbsp; They were married in Mexico City, Mexico on December 15, 1950. Wayne and Sue then moved to Maysville, MO where they resided for the remainder of their lives.

Wayne and Sue were blessed to have three children, Randy, Sherry, and Scott.&nbsp; She was involved in their activities, serving as Sunday school teacher at the Maysville United Methodist Church, Cub Scout den mother, Brownie and Girl Scout leader, 4-H leader and PTA&nbsp; room mother, and president.&nbsp; She served as DeKalb County Heart Fund chairman, and area Girl Scout Cookie chairman.&nbsp;

Sue was an active member of the Maysville United Methodist Church since 1950.&nbsp; Sue was initiated into Chapter DV of P.E.O. in Maysville in 1955. She was a proud member of P.E.O. for the rest of her life. Sue loved playing bridge. She played with a lot of different people over the many years, but it was always a good day when she had “good cards”.&nbsp; Sue’s days usually began with her completing the daily crossword.&nbsp; As a perfectionist by nature, Sue was a master knitter and made heirloom pieces which are treasured by family and friends.&nbsp;

She is survived by her family: Randall Lane Sexton (Joanna), Sheryll Lynn Sexton Modeer (Victor), and Scott Wayne Sexton (Shirley).&nbsp; Grandchildren are: Matthew Sexton (Grace), Sarah Sexton,&nbsp; Michael Modeer (Hanna), Kathryn Modeer, and Conner Sexton.&nbsp; Sue is further survived by four great-grandchildren: Vivian Modeer, Jack Modeer, Elliott Sexton, and Zachary Sexton.

Sue’s family would like to thank Twila, all of Sue’s friends,&nbsp; the members of her church and members of the community for their friendship and care and for “looking out” for Sue in her quest to remain independent in her golden years.&nbsp;

Memorials in memory of Sue may be made to Maysville United Methodist Women,&nbsp;Chapter DV of P.E.O. or the Cameron Regional Medical Center Foundation.

Nancy Sue Collar Sexton, 94, Maysville, died March 14, 2025 at the Cameron Regional Medical Center. Visitation will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 19, 2025 at the United Methodist Church in Maysville, MO. Funeral services will follow at Noon.Sue was born August 17, 1930 in Chicago, Illinois, to Linus Royal Collar and Lillian Martha (Swatek) Collar. She lived in Chicago, Cicero, and Western Springs, Illinois, until 1941 when the family moved to Burbank, California. After graduation from Burbank High School, Sue moved to Mexico City, Mexico with her family.Sue came to Columbia, Missouri, where she graduated from Stephens College with an Associate Arts degree in 1949.&nbsp; She received a BS in Elementary Education degree from Missouri Western State College in 1971, and an MS in Education degree from Northwest Missouri State University in 1976.&nbsp; She later earned certification from the State of Missouri as Special Education Director and Elementary Principal. Sue taught in the Maysville R-1 School District from 1971 until she retired in 2003. She cared deeply for all of her students.While attending Stephens College, Sue met the love of her life, Wayne Sexton.&nbsp; They were married in Mexico City, Mexico on December 15, 1950. Wayne and Sue then moved to Maysville, MO where they resided for the remainder of their lives.Wayne and Sue were blessed to have three children, Randy, Sherry, and Scott.&nbsp; She was involved in their activities, serving as Sunday school teacher at the Maysville United Methodist Church, Cub Scout den mother, Brownie and Girl Scout leader, 4-H leader and PTA&nbsp; room mother, and president.&nbsp; She served as DeKalb County Heart Fund chairman, and area Girl Scout Cookie chairman.&nbsp;Sue was an active member of the Maysville United Methodist Church since 1950.&nbsp; Sue was initiated into Chapter DV of P.E.O. in Maysville in 1955. She was a proud member of P.E.O. for the rest of her life. Sue loved playing bridge. She played with a lot of different people over the many years, but it was always a good day when she had “good cards”.&nbsp; Sue’s days usually began with her completing the daily crossword.&nbsp; As a perfectionist by nature, Sue was a master knitter and made heirloom pieces which are treasured by family and friends.&nbsp;She is survived by her family: Randall Lane Sexton (Joanna), Sheryll Lynn Sexton Modeer (Victor), and Scott Wayne Sexton (Shirley).&nbsp; Grandchildren are: Matthew Sexton (Grace), Sarah Sexton,&nbsp; Michael Modeer (Hanna), Kathryn Modeer, and Conner Sexton.&nbsp; Sue is further survived by four great-grandchildren: Vivian Modeer, Jack Modeer, Elliott Sexton, and Zachary Sexton.Sue’s family would like to thank Twila, all of Sue’s friends,&nbsp; the members of her church and members of the community for their friendship and care and for “looking out” for Sue in her quest to remain independent in her golden years.&nbsp;Memorials in memory of Sue may be made to Maysville United Methodist Women,&nbsp;Chapter DV of P.E.O. or the Cameron Regional Medical Center Foundation.<figure>
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SUE C. SEXTON 1930 - 2025

Michael Metz Frazier, 83, of Gower, MO passed away April 15, 2025.

Mike was born May 4, 1941 to Clifton Vaughn and Evelyn May (Metz) Frazier in St. Joseph, MO. He grew up in rural Gower and graduated from Gower High School in 1959. Continuing his education, he attended Missouri Western State College where he played basketball.On September 10, 1960, he was united in marriage to Linda Sue Bland. They lived in Gower where they made their home.

Mike worked for Quaker Oats in Chicago, Illinois for a year before moving back to Gower. In 1969 he and Linda founded Frazier Oil LP &amp; Gas Co. where he worked until he retired. Even after retiring, Mike kept an office, though it served more as a quiet spot for his famous naps with his feet up on the desk. He stayed connected to the business, offering advice when asked (and sometimes when he hadn’t been asked), always keeping a watchful eye on how things were running.

He was a member of the KC Car Club, Gower Volunteer Fire Department, and the Gower Christian Church. Mike enjoyed many hobbies including spending time checking on his farm, refinishing vintage cars, creating woodworking projects, traveling, playing poker with his local friends, meeting the guys every weekday morning for coffee, monthly luncheons with his former MWSC teammates, watching professional and local sports teams.

Mike was known for his ornery sense of humor—quick with a witty remark or a dry observation that would catch you off guard and leave you laughing. His commentary was often quiet, but always thoughtful, intelligent, and sharp. That sharp mind stayed with him until the very end, offering insight, humor, and perspective that his family and friends cherished. Above all, he loved being a husband, dad, Gpa, and great-Gpa and was dearly loved by them all.He was preceded in death by his wife Linda; his parents Clifton and Evelyn Frazier; sisters Joan K. Horton and Elizabeth A. West and brothers Patrick K. Frazier and Roy C. Frazier and his loyal dog and bestest buddy, Jaxon.

Mike is survived by his children; Mardi (Alan) Smith, Traci (Steve) Koon and Scott (Michelle) Frazier; grandchildren Kelsey (Grant), Grant, Derek (Shinea), Jordan (Irina), Kaleigh, Denton (Logan), Benjamin and Patrick (Brittney); great-grandchildren Riley, Gentree, Olivia, Madeleine, Willa, Arlo, and Rowan; other relatives and many friends.

Visitation &amp; Service: 4:30-6:00 p.m. Friday, May 23 at the Gower Christian Church AFC Building with a celebration of life service following from 6:00 – 6:30 p.m.Burial: A private family ceremony will be held at Allen Cemetery.In lieu of plants or flowers, the family suggest contributions be made to the Gower Christian Church or the Allen Cemetery.

Michael Metz Frazier, 83, of Gower, MO passed away April 15, 2025.Mike was born May 4, 1941 to Clifton Vaughn and Evelyn May (Metz) Frazier in St. Joseph, MO. He grew up in rural Gower and graduated from Gower High School in 1959. Continuing his education, he attended Missouri Western State College where he played basketball.On September 10, 1960, he was united in marriage to Linda Sue Bland. They lived in Gower where they made their home.Mike worked for Quaker Oats in Chicago, Illinois for a year before moving back to Gower. In 1969 he and Linda founded Frazier Oil LP &amp; Gas Co. where he worked until he retired. Even after retiring, Mike kept an office, though it served more as a quiet spot for his famous naps with his feet up on the desk. He stayed connected to the business, offering advice when asked (and sometimes when he hadn’t been asked), always keeping a watchful eye on how things were running.He was a member of the KC Car Club, Gower Volunteer Fire Department, and the Gower Christian Church. Mike enjoyed many hobbies including spending time checking on his farm, refinishing vintage cars, creating woodworking projects, traveling, playing poker with his local friends, meeting the guys every weekday morning for coffee, monthly luncheons with his former MWSC teammates, watching professional and local sports teams.Mike was known for his ornery sense of humor—quick with a witty remark or a dry observation that would catch you off guard and leave you laughing. His commentary was often quiet, but always thoughtful, intelligent, and sharp. That sharp mind stayed with him until the very end, offering insight, humor, and perspective that his family and friends cherished. Above all, he loved being a husband, dad, Gpa, and great-Gpa and was dearly loved by them all.He was preceded in death by his wife Linda; his parents Clifton and Evelyn Frazier; sisters Joan K. Horton and Elizabeth A. West and brothers Patrick K. Frazier and Roy C. Frazier and his loyal dog and bestest buddy, Jaxon.Mike is survived by his children; Mardi (Alan) Smith, Traci (Steve) Koon and Scott (Michelle) Frazier; grandchildren Kelsey (Grant), Grant, Derek (Shinea), Jordan (Irina), Kaleigh, Denton (Logan), Benjamin and Patrick (Brittney); great-grandchildren Riley, Gentree, Olivia, Madeleine, Willa, Arlo, and Rowan; other relatives and many friends.Visitation &amp; Service: 4:30-6:00 p.m. Friday, May 23 at the Gower Christian Church AFC Building with a celebration of life service following from 6:00 – 6:30 p.m.Burial: A private family ceremony will be held at Allen Cemetery.In lieu of plants or flowers, the family suggest contributions be made to the Gower Christian Church or the Allen Cemetery.<figure>
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Michael Metz Frazier May 4, 1941 - April 15, 2025

Wanda B. Scholz, 96, Doniphan, Kansas, died Tuesday, April 15, 2025, at her residence.&nbsp;

Funeral Service will be Friday, April 18th, at 10:30 A.M. at the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Doniphan Cemetery. A visitation will begin at 9:30 A.M. until time of service at the funeral home. Memorials are suggested to Doniphan Cemetery, Amberwell Hospice or St. Jude Children’s Hospital and may be left in care of the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home.&nbsp;

Wanda was born October 23, 1928, in Cummings, Kansas, the daughter of Allen and Belle (Hartman) Guinn. She attended Cummings Elementary School and later Potter High School in Potter, Kansas.&nbsp;

On November 18, 1945, she married Leonard H. Scholz, at St. John’s Church in Doniphan, Kansas. Mr. Scholz preceded her in death on April 16, 2003.

She enjoyed cooking, sewing, being outside and working in her yard. Wanda was a very strong and independent woman. She was no stranger to hard times and heartache throughout her life, yet she persevered and found joy in life’s little things, including family and friends. Her hard work ethic kept her young and she remained independent until recent months. She loved driving to town, socializing, shopping and getting her hair done.&nbsp;

Survivors include, a son, Terry (Denene) Scholz, Atchison, KS, a daughter, Donna (Ron) Erpelding, Atchison, KS; a daughter-in-law, Connie Scholz, Atchison, KS; seven grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren.&nbsp;

She was preceded in death by her husband, two sons, Jimmy Scholz, Jerry Scholz, a brother, Stanley Guinn, two sisters, Marian Scott and Beulah Milton. &nbsp;

Wanda B. Scholz, 96, Doniphan, Kansas, died Tuesday, April 15, 2025, at her residence.&nbsp;Funeral Service will be Friday, April 18th, at 10:30 A.M. at the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Doniphan Cemetery. A visitation will begin at 9:30 A.M. until time of service at the funeral home. Memorials are suggested to Doniphan Cemetery, Amberwell Hospice or St. Jude Children’s Hospital and may be left in care of the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home.&nbsp;Wanda was born October 23, 1928, in Cummings, Kansas, the daughter of Allen and Belle (Hartman) Guinn. She attended Cummings Elementary School and later Potter High School in Potter, Kansas.&nbsp;On November 18, 1945, she married Leonard H. Scholz, at St. John’s Church in Doniphan, Kansas. Mr. Scholz preceded her in death on April 16, 2003.She enjoyed cooking, sewing, being outside and working in her yard. Wanda was a very strong and independent woman. She was no stranger to hard times and heartache throughout her life, yet she persevered and found joy in life’s little things, including family and friends. Her hard work ethic kept her young and she remained independent until recent months. She loved driving to town, socializing, shopping and getting her hair done.&nbsp;Survivors include, a son, Terry (Denene) Scholz, Atchison, KS, a daughter, Donna (Ron) Erpelding, Atchison, KS; a daughter-in-law, Connie Scholz, Atchison, KS; seven grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren.&nbsp;She was preceded in death by her husband, two sons, Jimmy Scholz, Jerry Scholz, a brother, Stanley Guinn, two sisters, Marian Scott and Beulah Milton. &nbsp;<figure>
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Wanda B. Scholz October 23, 1928 - April 15, 2025

Gregory Wilburn, of Atchison, Kansas, died April 15, 2025, at the Amberwell Hospital.&nbsp;

Funeral services will be Saturday, April 19, 2025, at 2:00 p.m. at the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home. A visitation with the family will be on Friday, from 5:30-7:00 p.m. at the funeral home. Burial will be at St. Patrick’s Cemetery. Memorials are suggested to St. Patrick’s Cemetery in care of the funeral home.&nbsp;

Greg was born on November 2, 1959, in Kansas City, MO, the son of the late Earl Wilburn and Dorothy (Hundley) Wilburn. He was in the first graduating class of the new Atchison High School in 1977.&nbsp;

Greg was a machinist by trade and worked at several different places, but his true passion was helping at the family farm. The farm brought great joy to his life. He loved spending time with his family, especially the annual Wilburn Family Reunions. He was always so proud of his sons and granddaughters.&nbsp;

He is survived by his sons, Brett Wilburn and Eric Wilburn; his brother, Joseph “Jody” Wilburn and his wife Pam; his sister, Diana Boatright; and his two beloved granddaughters, Isabelle Wilburn and Lucille Wilburn.&nbsp;

Gregory Wilburn, of Atchison, Kansas, died April 15, 2025, at the Amberwell Hospital.&nbsp;Funeral services will be Saturday, April 19, 2025, at 2:00 p.m. at the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home. A visitation with the family will be on Friday, from 5:30-7:00 p.m. at the funeral home. Burial will be at St. Patrick’s Cemetery. Memorials are suggested to St. Patrick’s Cemetery in care of the funeral home.&nbsp;Greg was born on November 2, 1959, in Kansas City, MO, the son of the late Earl Wilburn and Dorothy (Hundley) Wilburn. He was in the first graduating class of the new Atchison High School in 1977.&nbsp;Greg was a machinist by trade and worked at several different places, but his true passion was helping at the family farm. The farm brought great joy to his life. He loved spending time with his family, especially the annual Wilburn Family Reunions. He was always so proud of his sons and granddaughters.&nbsp;He is survived by his sons, Brett Wilburn and Eric Wilburn; his brother, Joseph “Jody” Wilburn and his wife Pam; his sister, Diana Boatright; and his two beloved granddaughters, Isabelle Wilburn and Lucille Wilburn.&nbsp;<figure>
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