Joanne Marsack passed away August 10th, 2021. On March 16th&nbsp;1940, she was born to Ethel and Joseph Borkowski.

&nbsp;On June 11&nbsp;th&nbsp;1960, she married the love of her life Richard D. Marsack. Joanne worked and retired from the in the bakery business.

&nbsp;She leaves behind 3 daughters, Mary Kalamon- Marsack, Beverly Griffin, Angela Hensley. Three sisters, Mary Lou Sumpter, Bonnie King, Donna Schmitt. Six grandchildren, Chanel Kalamon-Marsack, Amber Starke, Sable Kalamon-Marsack, Brandon Griffin, Ashton Hensley, Bobbie Brooke Griffin, and seven great grandchildren.

She always went above and beyond to help others and she loved her sweets and family.

Joanne has been cremated under the direction of Heaton-Bowman-Smith &amp; Sidenfaden Chapel.&nbsp; There will be no services at this time.

Joanne Marsack passed away August 10th, 2021. On March 16th&nbsp;1940, she was born to Ethel and Joseph Borkowski.&nbsp;On June 11&nbsp;th&nbsp;1960, she married the love of her life Richard D. Marsack. Joanne worked and retired from the in the bakery business.&nbsp;She leaves behind 3 daughters, Mary Kalamon- Marsack, Beverly Griffin, Angela Hensley. Three sisters, Mary Lou Sumpter, Bonnie King, Donna Schmitt. Six grandchildren, Chanel Kalamon-Marsack, Amber Starke, Sable Kalamon-Marsack, Brandon Griffin, Ashton Hensley, Bobbie Brooke Griffin, and seven great grandchildren.She always went above and beyond to help others and she loved her sweets and family.Joanne has been cremated under the direction of Heaton-Bowman-Smith &amp; Sidenfaden Chapel.&nbsp; There will be no services at this time.<figure>
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Irene H. Karkoski, 103, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Monday, August 9, 2021.

On March 25, 1918, she was born in St. Joseph, Missouri to Frank and Susan (Balko) Soptick.

Irene married Walter F. Karkoski in 1939. He preceded her in death in May 1976.

She was a member of the Midwest Artist Association and Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church. There she was a member of the Altar Society and a steadfast part of the prayer chain for the sick. Throughout her entire life she was a devout Catholic, devoting her time and talents to others in their time of need.

As a young widow, Irene loved to travel. She was an incredibly prolific reader. Many enjoyed the art she created incorporating her deep faith and background. She was a talented seamstress sewing for many friends, including repairing the robes and clothing of the brothers at Christian Brothers. Irene enjoyed sharing joy by coordinating gatherings and celebrations for family and friends.

She was preceded in death by her husband; parents; 4 sisters and 3 brothers.

Survivors include her beloved son, Roger P. Kirk of Memphis, Tennessee; nieces, Irene Giannetta of St. Joseph, Missouri and Carol Slaybaugh-Carraway of Mesa, AZ; nephew, Don Hager, St. Joseph, Missouri; numerous extended family members, and friends from many walks of life including her friends from church, local libraries, neighbors, fellow artists and local business personnel.

Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 A.M. Saturday, Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. The family will gather with friends 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. Friday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Parish Rosary 7:15 P.M. Friday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Irene H. Karkoski, 103, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Monday, August 9, 2021. On March 25, 1918, she was born in St. Joseph, Missouri to Frank and Susan (Balko) Soptick. Irene married Walter F. Karkoski in 1939. He preceded her in death in May 1976. She was a member of the Midwest Artist Association and Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church. There she was a member of the Altar Society and a steadfast part of the prayer chain for the sick. Throughout her entire life she was a devout Catholic, devoting her time and talents to others in their time of need. As a young widow, Irene loved to travel. She was an incredibly prolific reader. Many enjoyed the art she created incorporating her deep faith and background. She was a talented seamstress sewing for many friends, including repairing the robes and clothing of the brothers at Christian Brothers. Irene enjoyed sharing joy by coordinating gatherings and celebrations for family and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband; parents; 4 sisters and 3 brothers. Survivors include her beloved son, Roger P. Kirk of Memphis, Tennessee; nieces, Irene Giannetta of St. Joseph, Missouri and Carol Slaybaugh-Carraway of Mesa, AZ; nephew, Don Hager, St. Joseph, Missouri; numerous extended family members, and friends from many walks of life including her friends from church, local libraries, neighbors, fellow artists and local business personnel. Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 A.M. Saturday, Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. The family will gather with friends 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. Friday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Parish Rosary 7:15 P.M. Friday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure>
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Irene H. Karkoski  1918 - 2021

F. Dale Sprague passed away on Monday, August 9, 2021 at his home in St. Joseph, Missouri at the age of 92.

Dale was born in Kansas City, Missouri October 9, 1928 and grew up in Hemple, Missouri. He went to a one room schoolhouse in Hemple, Missouri, and graduated from Gower, Missouri. At the age of 13 he was employed by the WPA to place stone on the Willow Mats to hold the banks on the Missouri River while still in school.

In 1946 after graduating from Gower, he and his brother rode a Harley Davidson motorcycle to Seattle, WA. He joined the Merchant Marines and made two trips on a Liberty Ship to Japan. Then he came back to Goodland, KA and work the wheat harvest.

Dale went back to Hemple and met his future wife Roma Younger from Easton and they were married on June 24, 1950 and moved to St. Joseph, Missouri.

In 1950 he and his brother set up a sawmill operation. He then formed in 1952 Sprague Construction, Inc., building new homes and development ground in the St. Joseph area. Dale had concrete form for pouring basements and later formed Midwest Cabinets selling building supplies. The age of 89 he built and sold his last home.

Dale has served as President of the Home Builders Association and two years as President of St. Joseph Board of Realtors. He served on the committee that formed the Multi-List Service.

He is a past member of the Blue Lodge, York Rite and Moila Temple. Dale was a member of the Wrecking Crew.

Each fall, for many years, he met with a group of men and would go deer hunting in Wyoming. He liked to fish, worked on antique tractors, and made many trips to Las Vegas, playing in the Keno Tournaments. Dale was preceded in death by his son, David Sprague; grandson, Todd Fulton; parents, Ocle A. and Ethel Marie (Gregory) Sprague; four brothers, Gale Sprague (Ursula), both deceased, Bobby Sprague (Mary Ann) Sprague, both deceased, Jackie (Sara) Sprague, both deceased, Larry Sprague (Lydia), both deceased.

Surviving, his wife, Roma of he home; son, Billy W. Sprague, Tampa, Florida; daughter, Cheryl L. Fulton (Terry), St. Joseph, MO; grandchildren, Angela Rodriguez (Ray), Tampa, FL, Rena Hawkins (Jason), Smithville, MO, Cody Sprague (Megan), Grand Island, NE, Chad Fulton (Angela), Savannah, MO, Travis Fulton, Savannah, MO, Stacy Sprague, Kansas City, Missouri, D.J. Sprague, St. Joseph, MO, Daniel Sprague (Hannah), Japan; 20 grandchildren; 3 great-great grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews.

Farewell Services and Public Livestream 10:00 A.M. Monday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will gather with friends 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. Sunday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to Moila Shrine Children’s Hospital or a charity of the donor’s choice. Online guest book and obituary at www.meierhoffer.com.&nbsp;&nbsp;

F. Dale Sprague passed away on Monday, August 9, 2021 at his home in St. Joseph, Missouri at the age of 92. Dale was born in Kansas City, Missouri October 9, 1928 and grew up in Hemple, Missouri. He went to a one room schoolhouse in Hemple, Missouri, and graduated from Gower, Missouri. At the age of 13 he was employed by the WPA to place stone on the Willow Mats to hold the banks on the Missouri River while still in school. In 1946 after graduating from Gower, he and his brother rode a Harley Davidson motorcycle to Seattle, WA. He joined the Merchant Marines and made two trips on a Liberty Ship to Japan. Then he came back to Goodland, KA and work the wheat harvest. Dale went back to Hemple and met his future wife Roma Younger from Easton and they were married on June 24, 1950 and moved to St. Joseph, Missouri. In 1950 he and his brother set up a sawmill operation. He then formed in 1952 Sprague Construction, Inc., building new homes and development ground in the St. Joseph area. Dale had concrete form for pouring basements and later formed Midwest Cabinets selling building supplies. The age of 89 he built and sold his last home. Dale has served as President of the Home Builders Association and two years as President of St. Joseph Board of Realtors. He served on the committee that formed the Multi-List Service. He is a past member of the Blue Lodge, York Rite and Moila Temple. Dale was a member of the Wrecking Crew. Each fall, for many years, he met with a group of men and would go deer hunting in Wyoming. He liked to fish, worked on antique tractors, and made many trips to Las Vegas, playing in the Keno Tournaments. Dale was preceded in death by his son, David Sprague; grandson, Todd Fulton; parents, Ocle A. and Ethel Marie (Gregory) Sprague; four brothers, Gale Sprague (Ursula), both deceased, Bobby Sprague (Mary Ann) Sprague, both deceased, Jackie (Sara) Sprague, both deceased, Larry Sprague (Lydia), both deceased. Surviving, his wife, Roma of he home; son, Billy W. Sprague, Tampa, Florida; daughter, Cheryl L. Fulton (Terry), St. Joseph, MO; grandchildren, Angela Rodriguez (Ray), Tampa, FL, Rena Hawkins (Jason), Smithville, MO, Cody Sprague (Megan), Grand Island, NE, Chad Fulton (Angela), Savannah, MO, Travis Fulton, Savannah, MO, Stacy Sprague, Kansas City, Missouri, D.J. Sprague, St. Joseph, MO, Daniel Sprague (Hannah), Japan; 20 grandchildren; 3 great-great grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews. Farewell Services and Public Livestream 10:00 A.M. Monday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will gather with friends 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. Sunday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to Moila Shrine Children’s Hospital or a charity of the donor’s choice. Online guest book and obituary at www.meierhoffer.com.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure>
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F. Dale Sprague  1928 - 2021

Paul Wayne Gibson, 60, of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Tuesday, August 3, 2021 at his residence. 

He was born September 14, 1960 in Zelienople, PA, son of Janet and Paul Gibson. He graduated from Seneca Valley High School in Pennsylvania, class of 1978. He received his Bachelor’s Degree from Grove City College in 1982. Wayne was a pioneer in the telecommunications industry. He worked and partnered with several businesses in the telecom field helping them transition into successful corporations. Wayne loved everything Black and Gold, including the Pittsburgh Penguins, Pittsburgh Steelers and Pittsburgh Pirates. He also enjoyed cooking and baking and watching pretty much all sports. Recently, he was an active member of Rotary Club of South St. Joseph and volunteered with the Performing Arts Association. In the past he was an Eagle Scout with Triple Gold Palm, as well as a Past President of Sigma Phi Omicron at Grove City. 

He was preceded in death by his father, Paul Wilbur Gibson. 

Survivors include, mother, Janet Gibson of Buffalo, NY, children, Paul Wayne Gibson, II of Country Club, MO, Kara (Joseph) Beacom of Denver, CO, Caroline Gibson of Dallas, TX, brother, Kevin (Linda) Gibson of Hamburg, NY, sister, Kim (Dan) Litzen of College Station, TX, granddaughter, Bentlie Gibson, the Thevenot &amp; Team Perka Families, and many many friends. 

Wayne has been cremated under the care of Rupp Funeral Home. A private gathering to remember Wayne will be held. To honor Wayne, requests are that live plants may be sent to Team Perka or donations made to the South Side Rotary Club of St. Joseph. Online guest book and condolences may be left at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.ruppfuneral.com/">www.ruppfuneral.com</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Paul Wayne Gibson, 60, of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Tuesday, August 3, 2021 at his residence. He was born September 14, 1960 in Zelienople, PA, son of Janet and Paul Gibson. He graduated from Seneca Valley High School in Pennsylvania, class of 1978. He received his Bachelor’s Degree from Grove City College in 1982. Wayne was a pioneer in the telecommunications industry. He worked and partnered with several businesses in the telecom field helping them transition into successful corporations. Wayne loved everything Black and Gold, including the Pittsburgh Penguins, Pittsburgh Steelers and Pittsburgh Pirates. He also enjoyed cooking and baking and watching pretty much all sports. Recently, he was an active member of Rotary Club of South St. Joseph and volunteered with the Performing Arts Association. In the past he was an Eagle Scout with Triple Gold Palm, as well as a Past President of Sigma Phi Omicron at Grove City. He was preceded in death by his father, Paul Wilbur Gibson. Survivors include, mother, Janet Gibson of Buffalo, NY, children, Paul Wayne Gibson, II of Country Club, MO, Kara (Joseph) Beacom of Denver, CO, Caroline Gibson of Dallas, TX, brother, Kevin (Linda) Gibson of Hamburg, NY, sister, Kim (Dan) Litzen of College Station, TX, granddaughter, Bentlie Gibson, the Thevenot &amp; Team Perka Families, and many many friends. Wayne has been cremated under the care of Rupp Funeral Home. A private gathering to remember Wayne will be held. To honor Wayne, requests are that live plants may be sent to Team Perka or donations made to the South Side Rotary Club of St. Joseph. Online guest book and condolences may be left at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.ruppfuneral.com/">www.ruppfuneral.com</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure>
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Paul "Wayne" Wayne Gibson  1960 - 2021

Mary Katherine (Britt) Baker, 95, of St. Joseph, passed away, August 9, 2021, surrounded by her loving family.

Mary Britt was born September 17, 1925 to James Eric and Clara Belle Britt.&nbsp;

She was a graduate of Lafayette High School and Missouri Methodist School of Nursing. She was a Cadet Corps Nurse from 1943 - 1946.

Mary married Ray Jensen &nbsp;Baker on April 5, 1946 and worked as a Public Health Nurse for the St. Joseph Organization of Public Health Nursing.&nbsp; She worked at the University of Missouri Hospital and &nbsp;Ellis -Fischel Hospital both in Columbia, MO, Cameron Hospital, and Missouri Methodist Hospital.&nbsp; For 16 years she was employed by the St. Joseph Department of Health and was in charge of the Tuberculosis Clinic at Patee Hall.&nbsp; The clinic did all the tuberculosis testing for the public and parochial schools, businesses and hospitals.&nbsp; For eight years she was a nursing consultant for the St. Joseph State Hospital for patients placed in nursing boarding and nursing homes.

She was chairman for Clinton County March of Dimes and accompanied Dr. Kimes to clinics to administer the polio vaccine when it became available.&nbsp; She provided transportation for the Central Cross Country Team.

After retiring from nursing, she and her husband opened the first antique mall in Northwest Missouri.&nbsp; After 5 years they sold Savannah Square Mini Stores but continued buying and selling antiques at other malls.

She was a Girl Scout Leader for 16 years, Cub Scout Den mother for four years, member of Joseph Robidoux Chapter of Questers No. 1029, and served as President for two years.&nbsp; She was a member of the St. Joseph Historical Society, Huffman Memorial UMC, Miriam Fellowship, Guy Harden Sunday School Class, Moila Ole Tymers Ladies, Friends of the Creche, American Legion Auxiliary, 55 Plus Club, Past President of Sherwood School Preschool and PTA, 305th Bomb Group Associate member.&nbsp; After years of collecting nativities with her husband, she started a nativity ministry after her husband died.&nbsp; She donated thousands of nativities to local food pantries and non-profit organizations after his death.

She and Ray J. &nbsp;had four children; Stephen Baker, Marilyn Griggs (Eddie), Randy Baker (Judy) and Linda Novak (Michael).

She has nine surviving grandchildren; Stacie Davis, Roxanne Armstrong (Bart), Karin Griggs, Matthew Novak (Danielle), Karla Hausman (Andrew), Jennifer Williams (Darrel), Andrew Baker, Heidi Karwoski (Chris), and Joshua Baker (Kim).

She has 22 surviving great-grandchildren; Devin Luke, Amanda Johnson (Cody), Brittney Davis, Samantha Novak, Courtney Hunt, Kylie Davis, Corbin Williams, Rebekah Novak, Hunter Armstrong, Amber Davis, Trevor Goethe, Jensen Williams, Ryann Armstrong, Grady Hausman, Kaylin Karwoski, Nathan Goethe, Evan Karwoski, Barrett Hausman, Derrick Baker, Eleanor Baker, Gabrielle Baker, and Drew Ann Baker.

She has four great-great-grandchildren; Chloe Johnson, Axl Johnson, Clayton Woods, and Lillyan Hunt.

Mary is also survived by brother Byron G. Didlo (Gracie), and sister's-in-law Marjorie Stout and Mariza Britt.

Mary was preceded in death by her husband Ray J. Baker, granddaughter Cristin Hunt, great-granddaughters Ashley and Taylor Davis, her parents James and Josephine Britt, Clara and Byron M. Didlo, &nbsp;brothers James and Edgar Britt, brother-in-law Glen Stout; &nbsp;and sister-in-law Dolores Cecil (Terry),

Memorial contributions may be made to the Ray J.&nbsp; Baker Scholarship Fund c/o Huffman United Methodist Church.

Services will be Saturday, August 14, 2021 at 10:00 am at Huffman United Methodist Church, with interment following in Memorial Park Cemetery.&nbsp; Visitation will be Friday, August 13, 2021, from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm at Heaton-Bowman-Smith &amp; Sidenfaden Chapel.

Mary Katherine (Britt) Baker, 95, of St. Joseph, passed away, August 9, 2021, surrounded by her loving family.Mary Britt was born September 17, 1925 to James Eric and Clara Belle Britt.&nbsp;She was a graduate of Lafayette High School and Missouri Methodist School of Nursing. She was a Cadet Corps Nurse from 1943 - 1946.Mary married Ray Jensen &nbsp;Baker on April 5, 1946 and worked as a Public Health Nurse for the St. Joseph Organization of Public Health Nursing.&nbsp; She worked at the University of Missouri Hospital and &nbsp;Ellis -Fischel Hospital both in Columbia, MO, Cameron Hospital, and Missouri Methodist Hospital.&nbsp; For 16 years she was employed by the St. Joseph Department of Health and was in charge of the Tuberculosis Clinic at Patee Hall.&nbsp; The clinic did all the tuberculosis testing for the public and parochial schools, businesses and hospitals.&nbsp; For eight years she was a nursing consultant for the St. Joseph State Hospital for patients placed in nursing boarding and nursing homes.She was chairman for Clinton County March of Dimes and accompanied Dr. Kimes to clinics to administer the polio vaccine when it became available.&nbsp; She provided transportation for the Central Cross Country Team.After retiring from nursing, she and her husband opened the first antique mall in Northwest Missouri.&nbsp; After 5 years they sold Savannah Square Mini Stores but continued buying and selling antiques at other malls.She was a Girl Scout Leader for 16 years, Cub Scout Den mother for four years, member of Joseph Robidoux Chapter of Questers No. 1029, and served as President for two years.&nbsp; She was a member of the St. Joseph Historical Society, Huffman Memorial UMC, Miriam Fellowship, Guy Harden Sunday School Class, Moila Ole Tymers Ladies, Friends of the Creche, American Legion Auxiliary, 55 Plus Club, Past President of Sherwood School Preschool and PTA, 305th Bomb Group Associate member.&nbsp; After years of collecting nativities with her husband, she started a nativity ministry after her husband died.&nbsp; She donated thousands of nativities to local food pantries and non-profit organizations after his death.She and Ray J. &nbsp;had four children; Stephen Baker, Marilyn Griggs (Eddie), Randy Baker (Judy) and Linda Novak (Michael).She has nine surviving grandchildren; Stacie Davis, Roxanne Armstrong (Bart), Karin Griggs, Matthew Novak (Danielle), Karla Hausman (Andrew), Jennifer Williams (Darrel), Andrew Baker, Heidi Karwoski (Chris), and Joshua Baker (Kim).She has 22 surviving great-grandchildren; Devin Luke, Amanda Johnson (Cody), Brittney Davis, Samantha Novak, Courtney Hunt, Kylie Davis, Corbin Williams, Rebekah Novak, Hunter Armstrong, Amber Davis, Trevor Goethe, Jensen Williams, Ryann Armstrong, Grady Hausman, Kaylin Karwoski, Nathan Goethe, Evan Karwoski, Barrett Hausman, Derrick Baker, Eleanor Baker, Gabrielle Baker, and Drew Ann Baker.She has four great-great-grandchildren; Chloe Johnson, Axl Johnson, Clayton Woods, and Lillyan Hunt.Mary is also survived by brother Byron G. Didlo (Gracie), and sister's-in-law Marjorie Stout and Mariza Britt.Mary was preceded in death by her husband Ray J. Baker, granddaughter Cristin Hunt, great-granddaughters Ashley and Taylor Davis, her parents James and Josephine Britt, Clara and Byron M. Didlo, &nbsp;brothers James and Edgar Britt, brother-in-law Glen Stout; &nbsp;and sister-in-law Dolores Cecil (Terry),Memorial contributions may be made to the Ray J.&nbsp; Baker Scholarship Fund c/o Huffman United Methodist Church.Services will be Saturday, August 14, 2021 at 10:00 am at Huffman United Methodist Church, with interment following in Memorial Park Cemetery.&nbsp; Visitation will be Friday, August 13, 2021, from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm at Heaton-Bowman-Smith &amp; Sidenfaden Chapel.<figure>
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Mary Baker  1925 - 2021

Beverly Jean Nelson was born August 15, 1929 to Linden G. Whitfield and Viola (Mayes) Whitfield at Tipton, Missouri. She departed this world for everlasting life with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on August 8, 2021, just one week shy of her 92nd&nbsp;birthday.&nbsp; She graduated from Smith Cotton High School in Sedalia, Missouri in 1947. Beverly was married to Ray Nelson on August 15, 1947. Together they had four sons, Michael Lyndon, Danny Ray, Ronald Kyle and Ricky Lynn.

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Bev was no stranger to hard work, holding a variety of jobs during her life. Following high school, she worked for her mother as a seamstress at Lamy’s in Sedalia, cutting and sewing Levi’s jeans. Her boys always had a new pair pants for back to school and Christmas every year as they grew up. She was instrumental in supporting her husband’s professional career as a school administrator with stops in Lincoln, Herculaneum, Cameron and Dearborn, Missouri and Atchison, Kansas.

As her family grew, Beverly took on her life’s work of raising her four rowdy boys (to put it mildly). Always looking for the next adventure, she went back to work in 1967, first at Whitaker Cable in St, Joseph. From there, she became the switch board operator at Montgomery Ward in the East Hills Mall for several years. She then entered the healthcare field with stints as a ward secretary at Spelman Memorial Hospital in Smithville and a long tenure at the then Heartland Hospital in St. Joseph. Restless following her retirement from Heartland, she entered the work force once again as the gift shop manager at Cracker Barrel in St. Joe for many years until her “second” retirement.&nbsp;

Family always came first for Beverly. She devoted her life to her husband and sons. The best part of her life was being a mother, not only to her immediate family, but also to their friends and her many co-workers. Her home was open to all. &nbsp;Food was always abundant and prepared with love. Meals were shared with whoever happened to be there at mealtime. She loved to talk to people and she could talk to anyone. But she was an even better listener. She always had a kind word and wise advice.

Beverly was preceded in death by her parents, her brothers, Harold and Dale, her husband Ray and son Ronald. She is survived by her favorite aunt Jewel, sons Michael, Danny (Debbie), and Ricky, grandchildren Dustin, Hal, Dane and Drew, and great-grandchildren Atticus, and Abbey Rose. In her later life, Bev made her home at The Village in Cameron, Missouri where she adopted a new family of many special friends. Loved by all who knew her, our mother will be greatly missed. Although our world is a lesser place without her, we are comforted knowing that she is reunited with the loved ones who went before her and that she will rest in the arms of our Lord forever.

Services will be scheduled at a later date.

Beverly Jean Nelson was born August 15, 1929 to Linden G. Whitfield and Viola (Mayes) Whitfield at Tipton, Missouri. She departed this world for everlasting life with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on August 8, 2021, just one week shy of her 92nd&nbsp;birthday.&nbsp; She graduated from Smith Cotton High School in Sedalia, Missouri in 1947. Beverly was married to Ray Nelson on August 15, 1947. Together they had four sons, Michael Lyndon, Danny Ray, Ronald Kyle and Ricky Lynn.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Bev was no stranger to hard work, holding a variety of jobs during her life. Following high school, she worked for her mother as a seamstress at Lamy’s in Sedalia, cutting and sewing Levi’s jeans. Her boys always had a new pair pants for back to school and Christmas every year as they grew up. She was instrumental in supporting her husband’s professional career as a school administrator with stops in Lincoln, Herculaneum, Cameron and Dearborn, Missouri and Atchison, Kansas.As her family grew, Beverly took on her life’s work of raising her four rowdy boys (to put it mildly). Always looking for the next adventure, she went back to work in 1967, first at Whitaker Cable in St, Joseph. From there, she became the switch board operator at Montgomery Ward in the East Hills Mall for several years. She then entered the healthcare field with stints as a ward secretary at Spelman Memorial Hospital in Smithville and a long tenure at the then Heartland Hospital in St. Joseph. Restless following her retirement from Heartland, she entered the work force once again as the gift shop manager at Cracker Barrel in St. Joe for many years until her “second” retirement.&nbsp;Family always came first for Beverly. She devoted her life to her husband and sons. The best part of her life was being a mother, not only to her immediate family, but also to their friends and her many co-workers. Her home was open to all. &nbsp;Food was always abundant and prepared with love. Meals were shared with whoever happened to be there at mealtime. She loved to talk to people and she could talk to anyone. But she was an even better listener. She always had a kind word and wise advice.Beverly was preceded in death by her parents, her brothers, Harold and Dale, her husband Ray and son Ronald. She is survived by her favorite aunt Jewel, sons Michael, Danny (Debbie), and Ricky, grandchildren Dustin, Hal, Dane and Drew, and great-grandchildren Atticus, and Abbey Rose. In her later life, Bev made her home at The Village in Cameron, Missouri where she adopted a new family of many special friends. Loved by all who knew her, our mother will be greatly missed. Although our world is a lesser place without her, we are comforted knowing that she is reunited with the loved ones who went before her and that she will rest in the arms of our Lord forever.Services will be scheduled at a later date.<figure>
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Beverly Jean Nelson  1929 - 2021

Bryce Philip Nigus, 32, of Hiawatha, KS passed away unexpectedly on Friday ,August 6th, 2021 at Amberwell in Hiawatha, KS. &nbsp;

Bryce was born and raised in Hiawatha, KS to parents: Ricky Nigus and Lori (Dachenhausen) Nigus and was the youngest of 3 children. His siblings would often joke that Bryce was the favorite because he could nearly always convince his parents to go along with his ideas.

He graduated from Hiawatha High School in 2007, Highland Community College in 2009, and furthered his education at Washburn University in Topeka, KS and graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business in 2011.&nbsp; It was during his time at Highland Community College that he began dating his wife, Alayna (Tanking) Nigus. They both attended Washburn University and were married in Horton, KS on July 7, 2012. They resided in Topeka, KS where Bryce worked for Frito Lay, Inc before the birth of their first son, in 2013. With the opportunity to return to his hometown and raise a family in community he grew up in, Bryce and Alayna returned to Hiawatha and purchased his childhood home.&nbsp; He worked in Hiawatha at AgJunction, Inc. and later Koch &amp; Co, Inc.

Bryce was the father of 4 children that he shared with his wife: Brody (8), Emersyn “Emmy” (6), Annistyn “Annie” (4), and Bennett (3).&nbsp; He was a dedicated and involved father who wanted to see his children grow and succeed. He could nearly always be found coaching one of his children’s athletic teams or assisting in their numerous activities.

Apart from Bryce’s involvement with his family, he found joy in hobbies including: golf, BBQ, watching KU basketball, and most recently, refining his palate with bourbon selections.

Bryce was a hardworking family man with big plans for the future with his wife and children.

Bryce is survived by his wife, Alayna (Tanking) Nigus; 4 children: Brody, Emersyn, Annistyn &amp; Bennett; mother, Lori Nigus; Siblings: Brooke (Phil) Reynolds of Carbondale, KS and Brett (Paige) Nigus; Step-Mother, Laurice Nigus; Step-Brother, Nick (Kathy) Johansen; Step-Sisters, Rachel (Colby) Knudson of Horton, KS and Kelsey Johansen; and Grandmother, Mary Dachenhausen, of Sun City, AZ. He is also survived by multiple aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and extended family.

He was preceded in death by his father, Ricky Nigus of Hiawatha, KS; Great-Grandmother, Berea Nigus of Hiawatha, KS; Cousin, Branden Leupold of Leavenworth, KS, Grandfather, Phillip Dachenhausen of Sun City, AZ; and Uncle, Gary Nigus of Hiawatha, KS.

A celebration of Bryce’s life is planned for 10:30 a.m. Thursday, August 12, 2021, at the First Baptist Church in Hiawatha.&nbsp; Burial will follow at Miller Cemetery, east of Everest.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 10 a.m. until 4:30 Wednesday at Chapel Oaks Funeral Home, Hiawatha.&nbsp; The family will meet with friends from 6 until 8 Wednesday evening at the Church.

Memorial contributions are suggested to be sent in care of Chapel Oaks Funeral Home to be designated by the family for the Nigus children at a later date.

A special message or remembrance may be sent to the family at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.chapeloaksfuneralhome.com/">www.chapeloaksfuneralhome.com</a>&nbsp;which is also livestreaming site.

Bryce Philip Nigus, 32, of Hiawatha, KS passed away unexpectedly on Friday ,August 6th, 2021 at Amberwell in Hiawatha, KS. &nbsp;Bryce was born and raised in Hiawatha, KS to parents: Ricky Nigus and Lori (Dachenhausen) Nigus and was the youngest of 3 children. His siblings would often joke that Bryce was the favorite because he could nearly always convince his parents to go along with his ideas.He graduated from Hiawatha High School in 2007, Highland Community College in 2009, and furthered his education at Washburn University in Topeka, KS and graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business in 2011.&nbsp; It was during his time at Highland Community College that he began dating his wife, Alayna (Tanking) Nigus. They both attended Washburn University and were married in Horton, KS on July 7, 2012. They resided in Topeka, KS where Bryce worked for Frito Lay, Inc before the birth of their first son, in 2013. With the opportunity to return to his hometown and raise a family in community he grew up in, Bryce and Alayna returned to Hiawatha and purchased his childhood home.&nbsp; He worked in Hiawatha at AgJunction, Inc. and later Koch &amp; Co, Inc.Bryce was the father of 4 children that he shared with his wife: Brody (8), Emersyn “Emmy” (6), Annistyn “Annie” (4), and Bennett (3).&nbsp; He was a dedicated and involved father who wanted to see his children grow and succeed. He could nearly always be found coaching one of his children’s athletic teams or assisting in their numerous activities.Apart from Bryce’s involvement with his family, he found joy in hobbies including: golf, BBQ, watching KU basketball, and most recently, refining his palate with bourbon selections.Bryce was a hardworking family man with big plans for the future with his wife and children.Bryce is survived by his wife, Alayna (Tanking) Nigus; 4 children: Brody, Emersyn, Annistyn &amp; Bennett; mother, Lori Nigus; Siblings: Brooke (Phil) Reynolds of Carbondale, KS and Brett (Paige) Nigus; Step-Mother, Laurice Nigus; Step-Brother, Nick (Kathy) Johansen; Step-Sisters, Rachel (Colby) Knudson of Horton, KS and Kelsey Johansen; and Grandmother, Mary Dachenhausen, of Sun City, AZ. He is also survived by multiple aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and extended family.He was preceded in death by his father, Ricky Nigus of Hiawatha, KS; Great-Grandmother, Berea Nigus of Hiawatha, KS; Cousin, Branden Leupold of Leavenworth, KS, Grandfather, Phillip Dachenhausen of Sun City, AZ; and Uncle, Gary Nigus of Hiawatha, KS.A celebration of Bryce’s life is planned for 10:30 a.m. Thursday, August 12, 2021, at the First Baptist Church in Hiawatha.&nbsp; Burial will follow at Miller Cemetery, east of Everest.Friends may call at the funeral home after 10 a.m. until 4:30 Wednesday at Chapel Oaks Funeral Home, Hiawatha.&nbsp; The family will meet with friends from 6 until 8 Wednesday evening at the Church.Memorial contributions are suggested to be sent in care of Chapel Oaks Funeral Home to be designated by the family for the Nigus children at a later date.A special message or remembrance may be sent to the family at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.chapeloaksfuneralhome.com/">www.chapeloaksfuneralhome.com</a>&nbsp;which is also livestreaming site.<figure>
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Bryce Philip Nigus  1989 - 2021

Harold M. Hughes, Jr., 89, Kansas City, Missouri, passed away Wednesday, August 4, 2021.

He was born October 19, 1931 in St. Joseph, Missouri, to Harold Mertland Hughes, Sr., and Mable Hughes.

Harold married Gloria Tatum on June 21, 2007. She survives of the home. He proudly served in the United States Army. He was employed at ISS Maintenance in Kansas City, Missouri for 17 years.

Harold was a unique individual who walked his own path. He had his private businesses and was fun to be around. He was known to help everybody, and his best friend was his great-grandson, Edward Tatum. He was a good person and will be dearly missed.

He was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Billie Jean Petty; daughter, Adrian Hughes; sons, Harold M. and Craig Hughes; and numerous other extended family members.

Survivors include wife, Gloria; children, Harold M. Hughes, III, of Denver, Colorado, Karen Hughes Bailey of Overland Park, Kansas, Brent Eugene Hughes (Berlyn), of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Corrine Cochrane (Mark) of St. Paul, Minnesota, Gina Cage, Kansas City, Kansas, Curtis Hughes (Fulece), Kansas City, Kansas, and Vincent, Diane, Debbie, and Melody Hughes, all of Minnesota; stepchildren, Barbara Tatum and Anthony Tatum, both of Kansas City, Missouri, and Alfred Tatum of Columbus, Georgia; brother, Mertland Hughes (Barbara); numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren; step-great-granddaughter, Seaka White; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and other extended family.

Natural Farewell under the direction of Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Harold M. Hughes, Jr., 89, Kansas City, Missouri, passed away Wednesday, August 4, 2021. He was born October 19, 1931 in St. Joseph, Missouri, to Harold Mertland Hughes, Sr., and Mable Hughes. Harold married Gloria Tatum on June 21, 2007. She survives of the home. He proudly served in the United States Army. He was employed at ISS Maintenance in Kansas City, Missouri for 17 years. Harold was a unique individual who walked his own path. He had his private businesses and was fun to be around. He was known to help everybody, and his best friend was his great-grandson, Edward Tatum. He was a good person and will be dearly missed. He was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Billie Jean Petty; daughter, Adrian Hughes; sons, Harold M. and Craig Hughes; and numerous other extended family members. Survivors include wife, Gloria; children, Harold M. Hughes, III, of Denver, Colorado, Karen Hughes Bailey of Overland Park, Kansas, Brent Eugene Hughes (Berlyn), of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Corrine Cochrane (Mark) of St. Paul, Minnesota, Gina Cage, Kansas City, Kansas, Curtis Hughes (Fulece), Kansas City, Kansas, and Vincent, Diane, Debbie, and Melody Hughes, all of Minnesota; stepchildren, Barbara Tatum and Anthony Tatum, both of Kansas City, Missouri, and Alfred Tatum of Columbus, Georgia; brother, Mertland Hughes (Barbara); numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren; step-great-granddaughter, Seaka White; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and other extended family. Natural Farewell under the direction of Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Harold M. Hughes, Jr.  1931 - 2021

Frank A. Leone, of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed in peace on Friday, August 6, 2021 at the age of 65.

Frank was born on September 20, 1955 to Dominic and Lena Marie (Bono) Leone in St. Louis, Missouri.

On December 21, 1985, Frank married his loving wife, Peggy (Flesher) Leone and was blessed with three wonderful children. Frank was a devoted husband and father who loved spending time with his family. In 1974, Frank graduated from Ritenour High School, in St. Louis, Missouri and later received a degree in Automotive Technology from Missouri Western State University.

Frank was part owner of Car City Chrysler for 36 years. He later became a highly regarded and successful Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway Stein &amp; Summers.

Frank was very involved in his community as a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Charity Zeredatha Lodge – No. 189, A.F.&amp; A.M., 32 Degree Scottish Rite Mason, Moila Shrine, Royal Order of Jesters Court No. 98, Kiwanis Club, Benton Club (23 years), Mosaic System Board Member (12 years), Y Fry Club #55, the Land Bank Commission, St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce, and Friday Morning Breakfast Club. He also served as President of the National Auto Dealers Association and was a School Board Member for St. Joseph Cathedral School. He was preceded in death by his parents, Dominic and Lena (Bono) Leone.

Frank is survived by his wife of 35 years; his children, Dominique Leone of St. Joseph, Frank Leone, Jr. (Erin) of St. Louis, Missouri, and Vincent Leone of St. Louis, Missouri; his grandchildren, Annalynn, Katherine and Addison Bigelow; his brother, Vincent James Leone of Orlando, Florida; his sister, Elizabeth Grassmuck of Atlanta, Georgia; his mother-in-law, Judith Flesher; his sisters-in-law, Susan, Pat and Janet Flesher; and numerous nieces, nephews and friends.

Mass of Christian Burial and Public Livestream will be held at 10:00 A.M. on Friday at St. Francis Xavier Church. The family will gather with friends 5:30 to 7:30 P.M. Thursday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions be made to St. Francis Xavier Catholic School. Online guest book and obituary at www.meierhoffer.com.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Frank A. Leone, of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed in peace on Friday, August 6, 2021 at the age of 65. Frank was born on September 20, 1955 to Dominic and Lena Marie (Bono) Leone in St. Louis, Missouri. On December 21, 1985, Frank married his loving wife, Peggy (Flesher) Leone and was blessed with three wonderful children. Frank was a devoted husband and father who loved spending time with his family. In 1974, Frank graduated from Ritenour High School, in St. Louis, Missouri and later received a degree in Automotive Technology from Missouri Western State University. Frank was part owner of Car City Chrysler for 36 years. He later became a highly regarded and successful Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway Stein &amp; Summers. Frank was very involved in his community as a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Charity Zeredatha Lodge – No. 189, A.F.&amp; A.M., 32 Degree Scottish Rite Mason, Moila Shrine, Royal Order of Jesters Court No. 98, Kiwanis Club, Benton Club (23 years), Mosaic System Board Member (12 years), Y Fry Club #55, the Land Bank Commission, St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce, and Friday Morning Breakfast Club. He also served as President of the National Auto Dealers Association and was a School Board Member for St. Joseph Cathedral School. He was preceded in death by his parents, Dominic and Lena (Bono) Leone. Frank is survived by his wife of 35 years; his children, Dominique Leone of St. Joseph, Frank Leone, Jr. (Erin) of St. Louis, Missouri, and Vincent Leone of St. Louis, Missouri; his grandchildren, Annalynn, Katherine and Addison Bigelow; his brother, Vincent James Leone of Orlando, Florida; his sister, Elizabeth Grassmuck of Atlanta, Georgia; his mother-in-law, Judith Flesher; his sisters-in-law, Susan, Pat and Janet Flesher; and numerous nieces, nephews and friends. Mass of Christian Burial and Public Livestream will be held at 10:00 A.M. on Friday at St. Francis Xavier Church. The family will gather with friends 5:30 to 7:30 P.M. Thursday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions be made to St. Francis Xavier Catholic School. Online guest book and obituary at www.meierhoffer.com.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure>
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Frank A. Leone  1955 - 2021

Terry Justine Weeden, 69, St. Joseph, Missouri passed away Thursday, August 5, 2021.

She was born February 17, 1952 in St. Joseph, Missouri to James and Charlotte (Williams) Weeden.

Farewell Services 2:00 P.M. Friday, St. Francis Baptist Temple. The family will gather with friends 1:00 to 2:00 P.M. Friday, St. Francis Baptist Temple.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Terry Justine Weeden, 69, St. Joseph, Missouri passed away Thursday, August 5, 2021. She was born February 17, 1952 in St. Joseph, Missouri to James and Charlotte (Williams) Weeden. Farewell Services 2:00 P.M. Friday, St. Francis Baptist Temple. The family will gather with friends 1:00 to 2:00 P.M. Friday, St. Francis Baptist Temple.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Terry Justine Weeden  1952 - 2021

Mary Virginia (Myers) Gardner, 101, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan formerly of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away August 7, 2021.

On April 28, 1920 she was born in Queen City, Missouri to Ralph and Helen (Huckins) Myers. She married Merle W. Gardner on March 28, 1945 following his return from European duty in WW II.

After moving from the farming community of Lancaster, Missouri in 1960, Merle and Virginia made St. Joseph their home. They were long-time members of the First Christian Church. In 2005, they moved to Novi, Michigan where they resided at Fox Run Senior Living. Virginia later moved to an assisted living facility in Bloomfield Hills, MI. Virginia had a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Education from Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville, MO. She earlier received an Associate’s degree from Stephens College in Columbia, MO. Virginia was an elementary school teacher for nearly 20 years at Edison and Noyes Schools.

Virginia was a founding member of PEO Chapter JF of in St. Joseph. Her PEO roots date back two generations to the memberships of her maternal grandmother and mother. She was a 70 years member of PEO. Virginia was also a member of the Runcie Club in St. Joseph and Kirk In The Hills Presbyterian Church in Bloomfield Hills, MI. She enjoyed gardening, crocheting, and reading.

After 63 years of marriage, in September 2008 Virginia’s husband Merle preceded her in death as did her sister, Francis Casteel of Lancaster, MO, in March 2016.

Survivors include children, daughter Ginger Gardner (St. Joseph) and son Lee (Judy) Gardner (Birmingham, MI); grandchildren, Shay (Matt) Hunter, Mikki Gardner; great-grandchildren, Lucas and Maggie Hunter, Leland Mood; nephew, Max Casteel; and a number of great nephews and nieces spanning three generations.

Graveside Farewell Services 10:00 A.M. Monday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will gather with friends 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. Sunday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions be made to PEO Chapter JF Educational Fund, 3110 Floral Avenue, St. Joseph, MO 64506 or Kirk In the Hills Presbyterian Church, Attn: Karen Bowman, 1340 West Long Lake Road, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, 48302.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Mary Virginia (Myers) Gardner, 101, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan formerly of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away August 7, 2021. On April 28, 1920 she was born in Queen City, Missouri to Ralph and Helen (Huckins) Myers. She married Merle W. Gardner on March 28, 1945 following his return from European duty in WW II. After moving from the farming community of Lancaster, Missouri in 1960, Merle and Virginia made St. Joseph their home. They were long-time members of the First Christian Church. In 2005, they moved to Novi, Michigan where they resided at Fox Run Senior Living. Virginia later moved to an assisted living facility in Bloomfield Hills, MI. Virginia had a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Education from Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville, MO. She earlier received an Associate’s degree from Stephens College in Columbia, MO. Virginia was an elementary school teacher for nearly 20 years at Edison and Noyes Schools. Virginia was a founding member of PEO Chapter JF of in St. Joseph. Her PEO roots date back two generations to the memberships of her maternal grandmother and mother. She was a 70 years member of PEO. Virginia was also a member of the Runcie Club in St. Joseph and Kirk In The Hills Presbyterian Church in Bloomfield Hills, MI. She enjoyed gardening, crocheting, and reading. After 63 years of marriage, in September 2008 Virginia’s husband Merle preceded her in death as did her sister, Francis Casteel of Lancaster, MO, in March 2016. Survivors include children, daughter Ginger Gardner (St. Joseph) and son Lee (Judy) Gardner (Birmingham, MI); grandchildren, Shay (Matt) Hunter, Mikki Gardner; great-grandchildren, Lucas and Maggie Hunter, Leland Mood; nephew, Max Casteel; and a number of great nephews and nieces spanning three generations. Graveside Farewell Services 10:00 A.M. Monday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will gather with friends 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. Sunday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions be made to PEO Chapter JF Educational Fund, 3110 Floral Avenue, St. Joseph, MO 64506 or Kirk In the Hills Presbyterian Church, Attn: Karen Bowman, 1340 West Long Lake Road, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, 48302.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure>
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Mary Virginia Gardner  1945 - 2021

Mark Noland, 60, Agency, Missouri, passed away Saturday, August 7, 2021.

He was born December 18, 1960 in St. Joseph, Missouri to Francis and Dixie (Auxier) Noland. From 1978 to 1991, he worked construction with his father in Las Vegas, Nevada, San Diego, California, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and St. Joseph, Missouri.

Mark married Evelyn Marie Komer on May 9, 1981, following a relentless pursuit of her that began in junior high. They shared 40 years of marriage. She survives of the home.

He was a member of Carpenters Local Union No. 110. He retired from Lawhon Construction in 2015.

Mark was very comedic, sarcastic, and witty. He told great “dad” jokes and loved making people laugh.

He enjoyed going on annual motorcycle trips with his brothers, especially out West. He enjoyed a good cold beer or a glass of whiskey. He also was an avid gun enthusiast, liked to tinker in the garage, and had recently taken up painting.

Above all, Mark was a devoted family man who was loved by all. He was preceded in death by his mother, Dixie Noland. Survivors include his father, Frank Noland; wife, Evelyn; children, Corina Merritt, Amanda Stuke (James), and Nathan Noland (Lindsay); grandchildren, Michelle, Moriah, and Emery Merritt, Ava Curnutt, Madelyn and Molly Stuke, and Lydia Noland; siblings, Mike Noland of Edmond, Oklahoma and Greg Noland (Judy) of Agency, Missouri; nieces and nephews, Jenell Evans of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Sarah Reese, Dana Wilson, and Tyler Noland.

Farewell Services and Public Livestream 1:00 P.M. Wednesday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. The family will gather with friends 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Wednesday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Mark Noland, 60, Agency, Missouri, passed away Saturday, August 7, 2021. He was born December 18, 1960 in St. Joseph, Missouri to Francis and Dixie (Auxier) Noland. From 1978 to 1991, he worked construction with his father in Las Vegas, Nevada, San Diego, California, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and St. Joseph, Missouri. Mark married Evelyn Marie Komer on May 9, 1981, following a relentless pursuit of her that began in junior high. They shared 40 years of marriage. She survives of the home. He was a member of Carpenters Local Union No. 110. He retired from Lawhon Construction in 2015. Mark was very comedic, sarcastic, and witty. He told great “dad” jokes and loved making people laugh. He enjoyed going on annual motorcycle trips with his brothers, especially out West. He enjoyed a good cold beer or a glass of whiskey. He also was an avid gun enthusiast, liked to tinker in the garage, and had recently taken up painting. Above all, Mark was a devoted family man who was loved by all. He was preceded in death by his mother, Dixie Noland. Survivors include his father, Frank Noland; wife, Evelyn; children, Corina Merritt, Amanda Stuke (James), and Nathan Noland (Lindsay); grandchildren, Michelle, Moriah, and Emery Merritt, Ava Curnutt, Madelyn and Molly Stuke, and Lydia Noland; siblings, Mike Noland of Edmond, Oklahoma and Greg Noland (Judy) of Agency, Missouri; nieces and nephews, Jenell Evans of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Sarah Reese, Dana Wilson, and Tyler Noland. Farewell Services and Public Livestream 1:00 P.M. Wednesday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. The family will gather with friends 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Wednesday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure>
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Myrtle L. “Boots” Wells, 89, Northglenn, Colorado, passed away Wednesday, August 4, 2021.

She was born January 3, 1932 in Oto, Iowa to Lewie and Mabel (Schultz) Schoening.

Myrtle married Caleb Burl Wells May 15, 1954. He preceded her in death October 6, 2013.

She was a rural mail carrier for the Rural Carriers Association for 21 years.

Myrtle was a member of King Hill Christian Church, King Hill Lodge, Order of Eastern Star, Rebecca Lodge #851.

She enjoyed birdwatching, gardening, sewing, cross stitching and crossword puzzles.

Myrtle was also preceded in death by her daughter, Vicki John, parents; and brother, Louis Schoening.

Survivors include son, Mickey Wells (Sinita); grandchildren, Shawn John (Carolee), Shanin John (Rebecca), Shayne Wells, Sebastian Acevedo; 8 great-grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews.

Farewell Services and Public Livestream 3:00 P.M. Wednesday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will gather with friends 1:30 to 2:30 P.M. Wednesday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to the Noyes Home for Children. Online guest book and obituary at www.meierhoffer.com.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Myrtle L. “Boots” Wells, 89, Northglenn, Colorado, passed away Wednesday, August 4, 2021. She was born January 3, 1932 in Oto, Iowa to Lewie and Mabel (Schultz) Schoening. Myrtle married Caleb Burl Wells May 15, 1954. He preceded her in death October 6, 2013. She was a rural mail carrier for the Rural Carriers Association for 21 years. Myrtle was a member of King Hill Christian Church, King Hill Lodge, Order of Eastern Star, Rebecca Lodge #851. She enjoyed birdwatching, gardening, sewing, cross stitching and crossword puzzles. Myrtle was also preceded in death by her daughter, Vicki John, parents; and brother, Louis Schoening. Survivors include son, Mickey Wells (Sinita); grandchildren, Shawn John (Carolee), Shanin John (Rebecca), Shayne Wells, Sebastian Acevedo; 8 great-grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews. Farewell Services and Public Livestream 3:00 P.M. Wednesday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will gather with friends 1:30 to 2:30 P.M. Wednesday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to the Noyes Home for Children. Online guest book and obituary at www.meierhoffer.com.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure>
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Myrtle L. "Boots" Wells  1932 - 2021

Marta Louise Dawson 45, of Overland Park, Kansas, formerly of St. Joseph, passed away Saturday, August 7, 2021 at her home. 

She was born August 11, 1975 in St. Joseph, MO, daughter of Linda and Franklyn Dawson. She attended Central High School and worked at several are hotels in the housekeeping department. She enjoyed Bingo, Lottery, Kansas City Chiefs, and making people laugh, but most especially she enjoyed her family and grandchildren. She was a former member of the Central Assembly of God Church. 

Marta was preceded in death by father, Franklyn Dawson. 

Survivors include, mother, Linda M Dawson of St. Joseph, sons, Dalton (Nakita) Eaton, Shawnee Mission, KS, , MO, Dylan Dawson, and Drake Dawson of St. Joseph, and daughter, Meagan Eaton, St. Joseph, MO, grandchildren, Dalton Jr, and Hazelyn Eaton, Heaven &amp; Skylar Dawson, sister, Mary Silvey, and brother, Frankie Dawson both of St. Joseph, MO. 

The family will receive friends from 12 to 2:00 PM on Thursday with Funeral services and public live stream at 2:00 pm, Thursday, August 12, 2021 at Rupp Funeral Home. The Interment will be at the Odd Fellows Public Cemetery St. Joseph, MO. Memorials are requested to the Marta Dawson memorial fund in care of the Rupp Funeral Home. Online condolence and obituary at www.ruppfuneral.com.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Marta Louise Dawson 45, of Overland Park, Kansas, formerly of St. Joseph, passed away Saturday, August 7, 2021 at her home. She was born August 11, 1975 in St. Joseph, MO, daughter of Linda and Franklyn Dawson. She attended Central High School and worked at several are hotels in the housekeeping department. She enjoyed Bingo, Lottery, Kansas City Chiefs, and making people laugh, but most especially she enjoyed her family and grandchildren. She was a former member of the Central Assembly of God Church. Marta was preceded in death by father, Franklyn Dawson. Survivors include, mother, Linda M Dawson of St. Joseph, sons, Dalton (Nakita) Eaton, Shawnee Mission, KS, , MO, Dylan Dawson, and Drake Dawson of St. Joseph, and daughter, Meagan Eaton, St. Joseph, MO, grandchildren, Dalton Jr, and Hazelyn Eaton, Heaven &amp; Skylar Dawson, sister, Mary Silvey, and brother, Frankie Dawson both of St. Joseph, MO. The family will receive friends from 12 to 2:00 PM on Thursday with Funeral services and public live stream at 2:00 pm, Thursday, August 12, 2021 at Rupp Funeral Home. The Interment will be at the Odd Fellows Public Cemetery St. Joseph, MO. Memorials are requested to the Marta Dawson memorial fund in care of the Rupp Funeral Home. Online condolence and obituary at www.ruppfuneral.com.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure>
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Charles Allen Roberts 80, of Agency, Missouri, passed away Friday, August 6, 2021 in Saint Joseph. 

He was born February 28, 1941 in Kansas City, Missouri. He married Glenna Roberts on June 10, 1960, and they shared 61 years together. He graduated from Faucett High School (1959). He worked as a self-employed Business Owner. He enjoyed hunting and classic cars. 

Charles was preceded in death by his father, Donald Lee Roberts, and mother, Lyla Shiner-Messner. 

He is survived by wife, Glenna Jean Roberts of Agency, MO, son, Scott (Jayne) Roberts of Faucett, MO, daughter, Terri (Mike) Riddle of Faucett, MO, daughter, Trudi (Doug) Riddle of Faucett, MO, 8 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren &amp; 8th on the way, and brother, Rick (Wilma) Roberts of Agency, MO. 

There will be a private family memorial service. He will be cremated under the direction of the Rupp Funeral Home. Memorials are requested to the Freudenthal Hospice. Online condolence and obituary at www.ruppfuneral.com.

Charles Allen Roberts 80, of Agency, Missouri, passed away Friday, August 6, 2021 in Saint Joseph. He was born February 28, 1941 in Kansas City, Missouri. He married Glenna Roberts on June 10, 1960, and they shared 61 years together. He graduated from Faucett High School (1959). He worked as a self-employed Business Owner. He enjoyed hunting and classic cars. Charles was preceded in death by his father, Donald Lee Roberts, and mother, Lyla Shiner-Messner. He is survived by wife, Glenna Jean Roberts of Agency, MO, son, Scott (Jayne) Roberts of Faucett, MO, daughter, Terri (Mike) Riddle of Faucett, MO, daughter, Trudi (Doug) Riddle of Faucett, MO, 8 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren &amp; 8th on the way, and brother, Rick (Wilma) Roberts of Agency, MO. There will be a private family memorial service. He will be cremated under the direction of the Rupp Funeral Home. Memorials are requested to the Freudenthal Hospice. Online condolence and obituary at www.ruppfuneral.com.<figure>
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Charles Allen Roberts  1941 - 2021

Donald Eugene Weir….Don Weir, 72, of Hiawatha, Kansas, passed away August 6, 2021, surrounded by his family at St. Francis-KU Campus in Topeka.&nbsp; He was born on December 18, 1948, in St. Joseph, Missouri, one of three children to Lester and Marjorie (Hartman) Weir and has lived in this area since his retirement.

Raised in Savannah, Missouri, he graduated in 1967 from Savannah High School and upon graduation, he enlisted into the US Navy, retired at the rank of radioman Chief Petty Officer, in 1989, after 20 years of service, with various medals.&nbsp; One of his proudest accomplishment’s during his time in the Navy was his time spent in Antarctica.&nbsp; After his retirement from the Navy, he accepted a position as Iowa House Authority Director in White Cloud, Kansas.&nbsp; In 1995, he was hired by the United State Postal Service (USPS) as a mail handler and retired from service in 2009.&nbsp; Don then worked for the White Cloud Casino from 2012 until finally retiring from the work force in 2018.&nbsp; His favorite jobs were being a grandpa and working for Bill and Betty French at the Hiawatha Greenhouse.

It was when he retired from the Navy he met Gwen Ivey-Green and married April 11, 2005, in Hiawatha.&nbsp; She survives.

Also surviving are his son Fredrick Green of White Cloud, daughter Rosella Madere (Chauncey) of Hiawatha, adopted daughter Kennaddi Weir of Hiawatha, two grandchildren:&nbsp; Robin and Jenna Madere of Hiawatha.&nbsp; Also surviving are his brother Lester Jr. (Eli) Weir (Julie) of Murray, Iowa, nephew Chris Hartman of Lawrence, KS, as well as Stan Hartman of Cathedral City, CA, Aunt Jayne Simmons of Rulo, NE, and several cousins.

Don was preceded in death by his parents, and a sister Mary Sue Hartman.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 10 a.m. Tuesday, where the family will meet that evening from 6 until 8.

Services will be held at Chapel Oaks Funeral Home, Hiawatha at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, August 11, with Tony French officiating.&nbsp; Interment with military honors will be held at Hiawatha Cemetery.&nbsp;&nbsp;DRESS IS CASUAL

Memorial contributions are suggested to the Brown County Veterans Honor Guard, sent in care of the funeral home, 124 S 7th&nbsp;St., 66434.

A special message or remembrance may be sent to the family at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.chapeloaksfuneralhome.com/">www.chapeloaksfuneralhome.com</a>&nbsp;which is also livestreaming site.

Donald Eugene Weir….Don Weir, 72, of Hiawatha, Kansas, passed away August 6, 2021, surrounded by his family at St. Francis-KU Campus in Topeka.&nbsp; He was born on December 18, 1948, in St. Joseph, Missouri, one of three children to Lester and Marjorie (Hartman) Weir and has lived in this area since his retirement.Raised in Savannah, Missouri, he graduated in 1967 from Savannah High School and upon graduation, he enlisted into the US Navy, retired at the rank of radioman Chief Petty Officer, in 1989, after 20 years of service, with various medals.&nbsp; One of his proudest accomplishment’s during his time in the Navy was his time spent in Antarctica.&nbsp; After his retirement from the Navy, he accepted a position as Iowa House Authority Director in White Cloud, Kansas.&nbsp; In 1995, he was hired by the United State Postal Service (USPS) as a mail handler and retired from service in 2009.&nbsp; Don then worked for the White Cloud Casino from 2012 until finally retiring from the work force in 2018.&nbsp; His favorite jobs were being a grandpa and working for Bill and Betty French at the Hiawatha Greenhouse.It was when he retired from the Navy he met Gwen Ivey-Green and married April 11, 2005, in Hiawatha.&nbsp; She survives.Also surviving are his son Fredrick Green of White Cloud, daughter Rosella Madere (Chauncey) of Hiawatha, adopted daughter Kennaddi Weir of Hiawatha, two grandchildren:&nbsp; Robin and Jenna Madere of Hiawatha.&nbsp; Also surviving are his brother Lester Jr. (Eli) Weir (Julie) of Murray, Iowa, nephew Chris Hartman of Lawrence, KS, as well as Stan Hartman of Cathedral City, CA, Aunt Jayne Simmons of Rulo, NE, and several cousins.Don was preceded in death by his parents, and a sister Mary Sue Hartman.Friends may call at the funeral home after 10 a.m. Tuesday, where the family will meet that evening from 6 until 8.Services will be held at Chapel Oaks Funeral Home, Hiawatha at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, August 11, with Tony French officiating.&nbsp; Interment with military honors will be held at Hiawatha Cemetery.&nbsp;&nbsp;DRESS IS CASUALMemorial contributions are suggested to the Brown County Veterans Honor Guard, sent in care of the funeral home, 124 S 7th&nbsp;St., 66434.A special message or remembrance may be sent to the family at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.chapeloaksfuneralhome.com/">www.chapeloaksfuneralhome.com</a>&nbsp;which is also livestreaming site. <figure>
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Donald E. Weir  1948 - 2021

Logan H. Beggs,&nbsp;89, St. Joseph MO, joined his beloved Margie-in heaven on Saturday, August 7, 2021.

Logan was born on July 12, 1932 to Thomas H. and Maple R. (Mathews) Beggs as the oldest of 5 children.

Logan married the love of his life Margie Williams on January 18, 1953 and they had 4 children and 68 years together.

Logan was very proud to have served his country as a Marine In the Korean conflict, he was always sporting one of his USMC hats and every vehicle had a USMC bumper sticker.

After retiring from Cameron Mutual Insurance Company, he took great Joy In traveling with Margie, having visited all 50 states and had even moved to South Texas for a brief time.

Logan was a big man with a big heart, he loved being with family and friends.

Much like Dr. Doolittle, he spoke with every animal he encountered, especially dogs. You've heard of man's best friend, well he took that to heart and every dog became his best bud.

He was preceded in death by his Margie, their son Dirk, his parents, and brother Tom Beggs. Also by his brother in laws, Gene Hook, Jerry Delaney, &amp; Robert Williams, and lifelong &nbsp;friend, Jack Ezzell,

Logan is survived by son Terry (Nicole) Beggs, St. Joseph, daughters Carol (Mike) Wolf, Maysville, Mo, and Delaina (Charles) Babcock, Lincoln Mo. His siblings, Harold (Pat) Beggs, Mary Hook, Naomi Delaney, all of St. Joseph. and sisters In law, Lynn Beggs, of St. Joseph and Mary (Keith) Carroll of Burlington, NC. 5 Grandchildren Micah (Isaac) HIiton, Washougal WA, Jonathon (Tiffany) Wolf, Maysville, Morgan (Chris) Thomas, Milwaukee, WI, Carlie (Trevor) Kahler, Kansas City, Mo, and Coleman (Shelby) Babcock, St. Joseph. 8 Great Grandchildren - Miles, Gibson "Artie", Agnes, &amp; Sylvie HIiton. Wyatt, Westen, &amp; Willow Wolf, and Weslie Kahler. He is also survived by numerous nephews and nieces and friends.

In lieu of flowers the family suggest memorial donations be made to&nbsp; to King Hill Christian Church, or to&nbsp;<a href="http://www.semperflfund.org/">www.semperflfund.org&nbsp;</a>&nbsp;or to a charity of the donor's charity of choice.

Logan's body has been cremated, services and a celebration of life for both He and&nbsp;Margie will be held at a later date.

Logan H. Beggs,&nbsp;89, St. Joseph MO, joined his beloved Margie-in heaven on Saturday, August 7, 2021.Logan was born on July 12, 1932 to Thomas H. and Maple R. (Mathews) Beggs as the oldest of 5 children.Logan married the love of his life Margie Williams on January 18, 1953 and they had 4 children and 68 years together.Logan was very proud to have served his country as a Marine In the Korean conflict, he was always sporting one of his USMC hats and every vehicle had a USMC bumper sticker.After retiring from Cameron Mutual Insurance Company, he took great Joy In traveling with Margie, having visited all 50 states and had even moved to South Texas for a brief time.Logan was a big man with a big heart, he loved being with family and friends.Much like Dr. Doolittle, he spoke with every animal he encountered, especially dogs. You've heard of man's best friend, well he took that to heart and every dog became his best bud.He was preceded in death by his Margie, their son Dirk, his parents, and brother Tom Beggs. Also by his brother in laws, Gene Hook, Jerry Delaney, &amp; Robert Williams, and lifelong &nbsp;friend, Jack Ezzell,Logan is survived by son Terry (Nicole) Beggs, St. Joseph, daughters Carol (Mike) Wolf, Maysville, Mo, and Delaina (Charles) Babcock, Lincoln Mo. His siblings, Harold (Pat) Beggs, Mary Hook, Naomi Delaney, all of St. Joseph. and sisters In law, Lynn Beggs, of St. Joseph and Mary (Keith) Carroll of Burlington, NC. 5 Grandchildren Micah (Isaac) HIiton, Washougal WA, Jonathon (Tiffany) Wolf, Maysville, Morgan (Chris) Thomas, Milwaukee, WI, Carlie (Trevor) Kahler, Kansas City, Mo, and Coleman (Shelby) Babcock, St. Joseph. 8 Great Grandchildren - Miles, Gibson "Artie", Agnes, &amp; Sylvie HIiton. Wyatt, Westen, &amp; Willow Wolf, and Weslie Kahler. He is also survived by numerous nephews and nieces and friends.In lieu of flowers the family suggest memorial donations be made to&nbsp; to King Hill Christian Church, or to&nbsp;<a href="http://www.semperflfund.org/">www.semperflfund.org&nbsp;</a>&nbsp;or to a charity of the donor's charity of choice.Logan's body has been cremated, services and a celebration of life for both He and&nbsp;Margie will be held at a later date.<figure>
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Logan H. Beggs  1932 - 2021

Norma May Macomber, 85, of Atchison KS died on Friday, August 6, 2021 in Vintage Park, Atchison, KS.

Memorial services will be held at 10:00 am on Thursday, Aug. 12th, 2021 at the Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home with Rev. Cyd Stein officiating. Private family internment will be at a later date in the Sunset Memory Gardens, Atchison. The family will receive friends from 6:00 to 8:00 PM on Wednesday, Aug. 11th, at the Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home. Memorial contributions are suggested to Atchison United Methodist Church, Atchison Library, or Theatre Atchison and may be sent in care of the funeral home. Condolences and remembrances may be left online at www.beckerdyer.com Norma was born on Oct. 13, 1935, in Valley Falls, KS the daughter of George and Avanell (May) Reppert. She graduated from Atchison High School in 1953 and attended a business school in St. Joseph, MO. She was married to James E. Macomber on Jan. 31, 1954. Jim and Norma together started the Macomber Meat Processing Plant in Winchester, KS in 1956 and served the Winchester community and surrounding area for over 40 years. They also owned and operated a meat processing plant in Overbrook, KS for a number of years. Norma was an active member of the Atchison United Methodist Church, serving as a member of the United Methodist Women, sang in the church choir, was active in the service team and Loafs and Fishes, was a member of PEO, and had been active in the Kansas State Meat Processors Association and the National Meat Processors Association. She was a 4-H Leader and helped with judging art and teaching international foods. Norma was an artist painting with oil and watercolor. She was a member of the Atchison Art Association and enjoyed playing bridge with friends. Her husband James E. Macomber preceded her in death on Oct. 23, 2010. Her parents, and a son Michael J. Macomber also preceded her in death. Survivors include three daughters; Lynn Edmonds-Mitchell, Kansas City, KS, Jane (Mike) Lamberson, Topeka, KS, and Julie (Kevin) Adams, Oskaloosa, KS, two sisters; Sue Reichle , Atchison and Janice Stone, Osage Beach, MO, ten grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Norma May Macomber, 85, of Atchison KS died on Friday, August 6, 2021 in Vintage Park, Atchison, KS. Memorial services will be held at 10:00 am on Thursday, Aug. 12th, 2021 at the Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home with Rev. Cyd Stein officiating. Private family internment will be at a later date in the Sunset Memory Gardens, Atchison. The family will receive friends from 6:00 to 8:00 PM on Wednesday, Aug. 11th, at the Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home. Memorial contributions are suggested to Atchison United Methodist Church, Atchison Library, or Theatre Atchison and may be sent in care of the funeral home. Condolences and remembrances may be left online at www.beckerdyer.com Norma was born on Oct. 13, 1935, in Valley Falls, KS the daughter of George and Avanell (May) Reppert. She graduated from Atchison High School in 1953 and attended a business school in St. Joseph, MO. She was married to James E. Macomber on Jan. 31, 1954. Jim and Norma together started the Macomber Meat Processing Plant in Winchester, KS in 1956 and served the Winchester community and surrounding area for over 40 years. They also owned and operated a meat processing plant in Overbrook, KS for a number of years. Norma was an active member of the Atchison United Methodist Church, serving as a member of the United Methodist Women, sang in the church choir, was active in the service team and Loafs and Fishes, was a member of PEO, and had been active in the Kansas State Meat Processors Association and the National Meat Processors Association. She was a 4-H Leader and helped with judging art and teaching international foods. Norma was an artist painting with oil and watercolor. She was a member of the Atchison Art Association and enjoyed playing bridge with friends. Her husband James E. Macomber preceded her in death on Oct. 23, 2010. Her parents, and a son Michael J. Macomber also preceded her in death. Survivors include three daughters; Lynn Edmonds-Mitchell, Kansas City, KS, Jane (Mike) Lamberson, Topeka, KS, and Julie (Kevin) Adams, Oskaloosa, KS, two sisters; Sue Reichle , Atchison and Janice Stone, Osage Beach, MO, ten grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure>
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Norma May Macomber (Reppert)  1935 - 2021

Donald Roger Sutton 67, of Wathena, Kansas passed away Friday, August 6, 2021 in Wathena. 

He was born February 12, 1954 in California, son of the late Shirley &amp; Frank Sutton. He served in the Army for 13 years, and worked at Wire Rope Corporation of America, retiring after 30 years of service. 

Donald was preceded in death by his parents, and a sister, Sheila Rose Reed. 

Survivors include: wife, Martha Sutton, St. Joseph, MO, sons, Cody (Cathleen) Sutton, Wathena, KS, Josh (Ashley Woolery) Sutton, daughters, Misty Sutton, St. Joseph, MO, and Echo (Brian) Canterbury of Elwood, KS, 8 grandchildren, and his sister, Kathy Holguin. 

The family will receive friends from 6-8:00 pm Monday at the Rupp Funeral Home.

Donald Roger Sutton 67, of Wathena, Kansas passed away Friday, August 6, 2021 in Wathena. He was born February 12, 1954 in California, son of the late Shirley &amp; Frank Sutton. He served in the Army for 13 years, and worked at Wire Rope Corporation of America, retiring after 30 years of service. Donald was preceded in death by his parents, and a sister, Sheila Rose Reed. Survivors include: wife, Martha Sutton, St. Joseph, MO, sons, Cody (Cathleen) Sutton, Wathena, KS, Josh (Ashley Woolery) Sutton, daughters, Misty Sutton, St. Joseph, MO, and Echo (Brian) Canterbury of Elwood, KS, 8 grandchildren, and his sister, Kathy Holguin. The family will receive friends from 6-8:00 pm Monday at the Rupp Funeral Home.<figure>
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Donald Roger Sutton  1954 - 2021

Eleanor Louise Shepherd Thomas, a multi-talented artist and civic-minded pioneer in St. Joseph, passed away on July 30, 2021, in Walla Walla, WA. 

Born September 18, 1925 to John and Abbie Shepherd in Brookfield, MO., she married Marvin Thomas, who preceded her in death. Also surviving are her step granddaughter Terry (Frank) Norsky of Cohocton, New York, and Connie Saxton, James Fly and Tim Saxton who cared for her during the past several years. Eleanor embraced art as a toddler, painting on the walls behind the curtains. When her mother discovered her drawings, she provided paper as an alternative canvas! As a little girl, Eleanor also began performing for her stuffed animals. Both artistic endeavors would later lead her to a distinguished career in radio, serving as an officer of various arts organizations, performing as a dancer and singer at Krug Park Bowl, and later in life, employment in the activities department of the former Saxton Riverside Care Center. In the latter capacity, she coordinated and hosted an annual art show for 27 years, featuring the works of the residents. Her effort to inspire and educate the residents was formally recognized when the Allied Arts Council presented her with the Mayor's Award for the Arts as an arts educator in 2001. That same year the St. Joseph News Press named her as one of its "20 Who Count." Seven years prior, she was one of several St. Joseph artists who had their works displayed at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. She received numerous other awards during her lifetime. While working for radio, she received the Golden Slipper Award from the National Footwear Association, resulting in a European Tour. In 1971 she won first place in the Missouri Press Women's Annual Awards in radio for newscast, editorial, program script, documentary, and 10-, 30-, and 60-second commercial spots. She began her radio career at KFEQ as a secretary, then KUSN employed her as secretary traffic manager and director of women's activities. As such, she created and hosted and directed "Eleanor's Party Line," and "News for M'Lady for 15 years. Her civic and community service involvement extended for many years. She was a member of the Runcie Club, Carnegie Culture Club, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Kansas City Chapter of American Women in Radio and Television, the National Federation of Press Women, Inc., Missouri Press Women, North American Association of Ventriloquists and the Order of the Eastern Star of Clarence, MO. She not only held membership in organizations but also served them in various ways. She was a member of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston, Massachusetts. In later years, she joined Unity Church, where she directed the music and sang as soloist. She was also soloist for First Christian and Francis Street Methodist churches. Additionally, she was secretary-treasurer of the Civic Ballet, a member of the founding committee of the St. Joseph Youth Symphony, and the three-time president of the Fortnightly Musical Club. Her other presidential offices included the St. Joseph Women's Division of the Chamber of Commerce and P.E.O. (Chapter BP and St. Joseph Reciprocity). For four years she coordinated and served as commentator of the Heart Fund Fashion Show for the local chapter of the American Heart Association. A lifelong learner, Eleanor graduated from Central High School where she participated in art as a member of the Brush and Pencil Club. Edna Forsythe of the Jenkins Conservatory in Kansas City taught her voice lessons. In 1968 Eleanor completed a program at the National School of Dress Design in Chicago. She also attended and completed a program at the Patricia Stevens Career College and Finishing School in Kansas City. Later in life, she attended night classes in art and French at Missouri Western State University, and traveled to France several times for art workshops in Paris and Giverny, site of Monet's Garden and one of Eleanor's favorite places. She began her working career at age 17 when she was employed at Rosecrans Field (St. Joseph Army Air Field) in the Office of Ordnance and Chemical Warfare. She worked there for two years until the field was deactivated at the end of World War II, then pursued her career in radio. She stopped working in 1971 when she married Mr. Thomas with whom she performed as a duo at Krug Park Bowl. She resumed working after he passed away in 1987, this time at Saxton Riverside Care Center. There, she gave tours of the facility, performed musical and ventriloquial programs often dressed in whimsical costumes, taught art to the residents, led in musical sing-a-longs and directed the "Pillharmonic" Band, comprised of simple percussion instruments. During her tenure at Saxton's, Eleanor made a positive difference in the lives of many of St. Joseph's older persons. Special thanks to the staff of the Washington Odd Fellows Home, who took Eleanor in as one of their family members the past four years. They provided excellent care and love to her. A private memorial service has been held. Services under the direction of Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Eleanor Louise Shepherd Thomas, a multi-talented artist and civic-minded pioneer in St. Joseph, passed away on July 30, 2021, in Walla Walla, WA. Born September 18, 1925 to John and Abbie Shepherd in Brookfield, MO., she married Marvin Thomas, who preceded her in death. Also surviving are her step granddaughter Terry (Frank) Norsky of Cohocton, New York, and Connie Saxton, James Fly and Tim Saxton who cared for her during the past several years. Eleanor embraced art as a toddler, painting on the walls behind the curtains. When her mother discovered her drawings, she provided paper as an alternative canvas! As a little girl, Eleanor also began performing for her stuffed animals. Both artistic endeavors would later lead her to a distinguished career in radio, serving as an officer of various arts organizations, performing as a dancer and singer at Krug Park Bowl, and later in life, employment in the activities department of the former Saxton Riverside Care Center. In the latter capacity, she coordinated and hosted an annual art show for 27 years, featuring the works of the residents. Her effort to inspire and educate the residents was formally recognized when the Allied Arts Council presented her with the Mayor's Award for the Arts as an arts educator in 2001. That same year the St. Joseph News Press named her as one of its "20 Who Count." Seven years prior, she was one of several St. Joseph artists who had their works displayed at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. She received numerous other awards during her lifetime. While working for radio, she received the Golden Slipper Award from the National Footwear Association, resulting in a European Tour. In 1971 she won first place in the Missouri Press Women's Annual Awards in radio for newscast, editorial, program script, documentary, and 10-, 30-, and 60-second commercial spots. She began her radio career at KFEQ as a secretary, then KUSN employed her as secretary traffic manager and director of women's activities. As such, she created and hosted and directed "Eleanor's Party Line," and "News for M'Lady for 15 years. Her civic and community service involvement extended for many years. She was a member of the Runcie Club, Carnegie Culture Club, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Kansas City Chapter of American Women in Radio and Television, the National Federation of Press Women, Inc., Missouri Press Women, North American Association of Ventriloquists and the Order of the Eastern Star of Clarence, MO. She not only held membership in organizations but also served them in various ways. She was a member of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston, Massachusetts. In later years, she joined Unity Church, where she directed the music and sang as soloist. She was also soloist for First Christian and Francis Street Methodist churches. Additionally, she was secretary-treasurer of the Civic Ballet, a member of the founding committee of the St. Joseph Youth Symphony, and the three-time president of the Fortnightly Musical Club. Her other presidential offices included the St. Joseph Women's Division of the Chamber of Commerce and P.E.O. (Chapter BP and St. Joseph Reciprocity). For four years she coordinated and served as commentator of the Heart Fund Fashion Show for the local chapter of the American Heart Association. A lifelong learner, Eleanor graduated from Central High School where she participated in art as a member of the Brush and Pencil Club. Edna Forsythe of the Jenkins Conservatory in Kansas City taught her voice lessons. In 1968 Eleanor completed a program at the National School of Dress Design in Chicago. She also attended and completed a program at the Patricia Stevens Career College and Finishing School in Kansas City. Later in life, she attended night classes in art and French at Missouri Western State University, and traveled to France several times for art workshops in Paris and Giverny, site of Monet's Garden and one of Eleanor's favorite places. She began her working career at age 17 when she was employed at Rosecrans Field (St. Joseph Army Air Field) in the Office of Ordnance and Chemical Warfare. She worked there for two years until the field was deactivated at the end of World War II, then pursued her career in radio. She stopped working in 1971 when she married Mr. Thomas with whom she performed as a duo at Krug Park Bowl. She resumed working after he passed away in 1987, this time at Saxton Riverside Care Center. There, she gave tours of the facility, performed musical and ventriloquial programs often dressed in whimsical costumes, taught art to the residents, led in musical sing-a-longs and directed the "Pillharmonic" Band, comprised of simple percussion instruments. During her tenure at Saxton's, Eleanor made a positive difference in the lives of many of St. Joseph's older persons. Special thanks to the staff of the Washington Odd Fellows Home, who took Eleanor in as one of their family members the past four years. They provided excellent care and love to her. A private memorial service has been held. Services under the direction of Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure>
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Eleanor Louise Shepherd Thomas  1925 - 2021

Mary Louise Sowers, 81, of Country Club, MO formerly of Atchison, KS died on Thursday, August 5, 2021 at her home surrounded by family.

Funeral services will be held at 11:00 am on Wednesday, August 11th, 2021, at the Trinity Lutheran Church, with Rev. Robert Ziegler officiating. Burial will follow in the Sunset Memory Gardens, Atchison KS. The family will receive friends from 6:30 to 8:00 pm on Tuesday, August 10th, 2021, at the Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home. Chiefs, Jay Hawk, Royal’s, or any sports attire are requested for those coming to the visitation. Memorial contributions are suggested to the St. Joseph’s Animal Shelter or the Trinity Lutheran Church Altar Guild and may be sent in care of the funeral home. Condolences to the family may be left online at www.beckerdyer.com. Mary was born on June 19, 1940, in Atchison, KS the daughter of John and Isabelle (Marshall) Dorsey. She attended Atchison public schools. Mary worked as a nurse aid at the Cushing Hospital in Leavenworth for short time. She was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church, Atchison, the Altar Guild, served as a Kennedy Evangelism Caller, a Stevens Minister, attended Adult Bible Class and Team Classes, and was an organizer for the Craft Fair. She was an avid Chiefs, KU Jayhawk, and Royal’s Fan. She was proud of her grandchildren and great grandchildren and enjoyed animals and her cats. Mary was a compassionate care giver to anyone in need.

She was married to Robert “Bob” Sowers on May 26, 1979, in Farley MO. Mr. Sowers survives of the home. Additional survivors include a son, Michael (Sue) Haskins, Colorado Springs, CO, a daughter Robin Haskins, St. Joseph, MO, three stepsons; Timothy (Kim) Sowers, Milton, FL, Dan (Carrie) Sowers, Atchison, KS and Patrick Sowers, Atchison, KS, a step daughter Karen (Jim) Hazlewood, Simi Valley, CA, three brothers; Gene (Patsy) Hazlett, St. Joseph, MO, Bill (Betty) Dorsey, John (deceased wife -Arlene)Dorsey, both of Atchison, KS, a sister Dotty (Sam) Burnett, Faucett, MO, eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

Her parents, stepdaughter Suzanne Rome, and three brothers Charles Hazlett, Jimmy and Ron Dorsey, preceded her in death.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Mary Louise Sowers, 81, of Country Club, MO formerly of Atchison, KS died on Thursday, August 5, 2021 at her home surrounded by family. Funeral services will be held at 11:00 am on Wednesday, August 11th, 2021, at the Trinity Lutheran Church, with Rev. Robert Ziegler officiating. Burial will follow in the Sunset Memory Gardens, Atchison KS. The family will receive friends from 6:30 to 8:00 pm on Tuesday, August 10th, 2021, at the Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home. Chiefs, Jay Hawk, Royal’s, or any sports attire are requested for those coming to the visitation. Memorial contributions are suggested to the St. Joseph’s Animal Shelter or the Trinity Lutheran Church Altar Guild and may be sent in care of the funeral home. Condolences to the family may be left online at www.beckerdyer.com. Mary was born on June 19, 1940, in Atchison, KS the daughter of John and Isabelle (Marshall) Dorsey. She attended Atchison public schools. Mary worked as a nurse aid at the Cushing Hospital in Leavenworth for short time. She was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church, Atchison, the Altar Guild, served as a Kennedy Evangelism Caller, a Stevens Minister, attended Adult Bible Class and Team Classes, and was an organizer for the Craft Fair. She was an avid Chiefs, KU Jayhawk, and Royal’s Fan. She was proud of her grandchildren and great grandchildren and enjoyed animals and her cats. Mary was a compassionate care giver to anyone in need. She was married to Robert “Bob” Sowers on May 26, 1979, in Farley MO. Mr. Sowers survives of the home. Additional survivors include a son, Michael (Sue) Haskins, Colorado Springs, CO, a daughter Robin Haskins, St. Joseph, MO, three stepsons; Timothy (Kim) Sowers, Milton, FL, Dan (Carrie) Sowers, Atchison, KS and Patrick Sowers, Atchison, KS, a step daughter Karen (Jim) Hazlewood, Simi Valley, CA, three brothers; Gene (Patsy) Hazlett, St. Joseph, MO, Bill (Betty) Dorsey, John (deceased wife -Arlene)Dorsey, both of Atchison, KS, a sister Dotty (Sam) Burnett, Faucett, MO, eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Her parents, stepdaughter Suzanne Rome, and three brothers Charles Hazlett, Jimmy and Ron Dorsey, preceded her in death.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure>
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Mary Louise Sowers (Dorsey)  1940 - 2021

Bonnie Lou McMurry, 89, of Saint Joseph, Missouri passed away Tuesday, August 3, 2021 in a Saint Joseph health care center. 

She was born April 25, 1932 in St. Joseph, Missouri, daughter of the late Velma and Ed Heriford. She grew up in south St. Joseph, always living close to the Carnegie Library. As a teenager she worked at Bradley Pharmacy and the Rialto Theater. After graduation from Benton High School in 1950, she worked at Swift &amp; Co. in the office. She married Thomas McMurry on February 12, 1955. They shared 66 years of marriage. Later she worked at the Stockyards for Scotty Murray at Lamborn-Murray-Davis Livestock Commission Co. as the bookkeeper. She was a member of CAJ “a friendly group of girls”, for 75 years. The group started as teenagers and grew up together as family. She and Tom loved to dance and they were both wonderful dancers. She was a very good bowler for most of her life and she loved to golf with her friends at Fairview. She was a member of the Unity Church. Bonnie was a chocolate lover. She would have Tom drive her to Russell Stover’s and she would buy boxes and boxes of the leftover holiday candy and take it everywhere to give away to her friends, hairdresser, doctor, etc.

Bonnie was preceded in death by her parents, granddaughter, Amanda Frye, sister, Barbara Keener, and sister-in-law, Benny Montemore.

She is survived by her husband, Tom McMurry, St. Joseph, MO daughter, Jodie (Mark) Frye, St. Joseph, son, Jeff McMurry, Palm Springs, CA, grandson, Jake Frye, St. Joseph, great granddaughter, Kara Franks, brother-in-law, Robert (Karen) Keener, Rancho Mirage, CA, sisters-in-law, Charlene Musser, St. Joseph, and Betty Wendt, Houstonia, MO.

The family will receive friends from 2pm to 4pm on Tuesday, August 10. There will not be a memorial service. She will be cremated under the care of the Rupp Funeral Home with a private burial at Memorial Park located by her granddaughter at a later date. Memorials are requested to InterServe Community Center or Friends of the Animal Shelter.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Bonnie Lou McMurry, 89, of Saint Joseph, Missouri passed away Tuesday, August 3, 2021 in a Saint Joseph health care center. She was born April 25, 1932 in St. Joseph, Missouri, daughter of the late Velma and Ed Heriford. She grew up in south St. Joseph, always living close to the Carnegie Library. As a teenager she worked at Bradley Pharmacy and the Rialto Theater. After graduation from Benton High School in 1950, she worked at Swift &amp; Co. in the office. She married Thomas McMurry on February 12, 1955. They shared 66 years of marriage. Later she worked at the Stockyards for Scotty Murray at Lamborn-Murray-Davis Livestock Commission Co. as the bookkeeper. She was a member of CAJ “a friendly group of girls”, for 75 years. The group started as teenagers and grew up together as family. She and Tom loved to dance and they were both wonderful dancers. She was a very good bowler for most of her life and she loved to golf with her friends at Fairview. She was a member of the Unity Church. Bonnie was a chocolate lover. She would have Tom drive her to Russell Stover’s and she would buy boxes and boxes of the leftover holiday candy and take it everywhere to give away to her friends, hairdresser, doctor, etc. Bonnie was preceded in death by her parents, granddaughter, Amanda Frye, sister, Barbara Keener, and sister-in-law, Benny Montemore. She is survived by her husband, Tom McMurry, St. Joseph, MO daughter, Jodie (Mark) Frye, St. Joseph, son, Jeff McMurry, Palm Springs, CA, grandson, Jake Frye, St. Joseph, great granddaughter, Kara Franks, brother-in-law, Robert (Karen) Keener, Rancho Mirage, CA, sisters-in-law, Charlene Musser, St. Joseph, and Betty Wendt, Houstonia, MO. The family will receive friends from 2pm to 4pm on Tuesday, August 10. There will not be a memorial service. She will be cremated under the care of the Rupp Funeral Home with a private burial at Memorial Park located by her granddaughter at a later date. Memorials are requested to InterServe Community Center or Friends of the Animal Shelter.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure>
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Bonnie Lou McMurry  1932 - 2021

Joyce Poling, 64, of St. Joseph, passed away Thursday, August 5, 2021 in St. Joseph. 

She was born August 22, 1956 in King City, MO, daughter of Julia and Dale Jarvis. She attended school in Helena and lived in the Rural Savannah area during her younger years. Joyce married Roger Poling on August 24, 1990 in St. Joseph at Souls Harbor Pentecostal Church. She enjoyed her late night rides with her husband Roger, spending time with her grand kids, attending garage sales and scratching lottery tickets. Joyce also often enjoyed a beer in one hand a joint in the other, eating ice chips, dancing at stop signs and salt on everything she ate or drank. 

Joyce was preceded in death by her parents.&nbsp; 

Survivors include, husband, Roger Poling of the home, daughters, Pamela Crockett, Phyllis Jarvis, both of St. Joseph and Danielle (Matt Jenkins) Fobair of King City, MO, son, Gary (Amy Evans) Fobair of St. Joseph, sisters, Janice Oliver, Phyllis McCoy, both of Savannah, Marsha Weidmeier, Shirley Wertz , brother, Kenny Jarvis, all of St. Joseph, grandchildren, Leslie, Brittany, Stephen, Cheyenne, Mariah, Vanady, Kobe, Kassidy, Cayden, Stella, Tiki, Kobie Jo, several great-grandchildren, mother in law, Betty Lou Poling, her best friend, Lisa, numerous un biological children and grandchildren. 

Funeral services will be 2:00 pm, Monday, August 9, 2021 at Rupp Funeral Home, Deacon Josh Fultz officiating, The family will receive friends from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM on Sunday at the Rupp Funeral Home, where a Rosary will be held at 5:30. Mrs. Poling will be cremated following services.

Joyce Poling, 64, of St. Joseph, passed away Thursday, August 5, 2021 in St. Joseph. She was born August 22, 1956 in King City, MO, daughter of Julia and Dale Jarvis. She attended school in Helena and lived in the Rural Savannah area during her younger years. Joyce married Roger Poling on August 24, 1990 in St. Joseph at Souls Harbor Pentecostal Church. She enjoyed her late night rides with her husband Roger, spending time with her grand kids, attending garage sales and scratching lottery tickets. Joyce also often enjoyed a beer in one hand a joint in the other, eating ice chips, dancing at stop signs and salt on everything she ate or drank. Joyce was preceded in death by her parents.&nbsp; Survivors include, husband, Roger Poling of the home, daughters, Pamela Crockett, Phyllis Jarvis, both of St. Joseph and Danielle (Matt Jenkins) Fobair of King City, MO, son, Gary (Amy Evans) Fobair of St. Joseph, sisters, Janice Oliver, Phyllis McCoy, both of Savannah, Marsha Weidmeier, Shirley Wertz , brother, Kenny Jarvis, all of St. Joseph, grandchildren, Leslie, Brittany, Stephen, Cheyenne, Mariah, Vanady, Kobe, Kassidy, Cayden, Stella, Tiki, Kobie Jo, several great-grandchildren, mother in law, Betty Lou Poling, her best friend, Lisa, numerous un biological children and grandchildren. Funeral services will be 2:00 pm, Monday, August 9, 2021 at Rupp Funeral Home, Deacon Josh Fultz officiating, The family will receive friends from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM on Sunday at the Rupp Funeral Home, where a Rosary will be held at 5:30. Mrs. Poling will be cremated following services.<figure>
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