Randy Eugene Sisk, 66, of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Sunday, October 19, 2025 at his home in St. Joseph, MO. He was born November 11, 1958 in St. Joseph, MO, son of Mona and Gerald Sisk Sr. He attended Central High School, and worked at Nestles for over 20 years. He enjoyed mushroom hunting, spending time outdoors, and was a jack of all trades. 

Randy was preceded in death by mother, Mona L Farmer, father, Gerald Ben Sisk Sr., and a sister, Betty Jean Hayes. Survivors include: 3 children: Larissa (Julie) Rizzo, Brandon (Anuar Corral) Sisk-Corral, and Ryan Sisk all of St. &nbsp;Joseph, MO, 7 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren, his siblings: Gerald (Carol) Sisk Jr., Kenneth (Debbie) Sisk, Danny (Chris) Sisk, Jackie (Hope) Sisk, Cathy (Rusty) Wyble, and Ely (Tammy) Withrow, and his long time companion, Robin Crossfield.

The family will receive friends from 1:00 to 2:00 PM on Thursday at the Rupp Funeral Home. Funeral services and public live stream; 2:00 pm, Thursday, October 23, 2025 at the Rupp Funeral Home, Pastor Larry Noyes officiating. The Interment will be at the Mount Auburn Cemetery.&nbsp;

Randy Eugene Sisk, 66, of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Sunday, October 19, 2025 at his home in St. Joseph, MO. He was born November 11, 1958 in St. Joseph, MO, son of Mona and Gerald Sisk Sr. He attended Central High School, and worked at Nestles for over 20 years. He enjoyed mushroom hunting, spending time outdoors, and was a jack of all trades. Randy was preceded in death by mother, Mona L Farmer, father, Gerald Ben Sisk Sr., and a sister, Betty Jean Hayes. Survivors include: 3 children: Larissa (Julie) Rizzo, Brandon (Anuar Corral) Sisk-Corral, and Ryan Sisk all of St. &nbsp;Joseph, MO, 7 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren, his siblings: Gerald (Carol) Sisk Jr., Kenneth (Debbie) Sisk, Danny (Chris) Sisk, Jackie (Hope) Sisk, Cathy (Rusty) Wyble, and Ely (Tammy) Withrow, and his long time companion, Robin Crossfield.The family will receive friends from 1:00 to 2:00 PM on Thursday at the Rupp Funeral Home. Funeral services and public live stream; 2:00 pm, Thursday, October 23, 2025 at the Rupp Funeral Home, Pastor Larry Noyes officiating. The Interment will be at the Mount Auburn Cemetery.&nbsp;<figure>
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Randy Sisk November 11, 1958-October 19, 2025

Ira J. Kessler, 78 of Savannah, MO passed away at a local health facility in Oregon, MO on Tuesday October 21, 2025. &nbsp;He was born in Hines, West Virgina on January 16, 1947 to Harry &amp; Alice (Hayes) Kessler. &nbsp;He married Karen Lee Hoyt in Upper Marlboro, Maryland on May 19, 1970 and she precede him in death in 2015. &nbsp;

Ira was a member of the First Baptist Church in Savannah and worked for the School District for years. You could always count on him to make students’ day better or find him in the gym playing basketball.&nbsp;

Ira enjoyed making people laugh and always had a joke to tell. &nbsp;He was a fan of NASCAR and the West Virginia Mountaineers. He took pride in everything he did, especially being a father figure to his nephew, Sammy.&nbsp;

Survivors include his sister-in-law, Roxann Hoyt of Savannah and nephew, Sammy (Chole) Hoyt of Savannah. &nbsp;He was preceded in death by his parents and wife.&nbsp;

Private family interment will be at a later date. &nbsp;Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home of Savannah is in charge of local arrangements. &nbsp;

Ira J. Kessler, 78 of Savannah, MO passed away at a local health facility in Oregon, MO on Tuesday October 21, 2025. &nbsp;He was born in Hines, West Virgina on January 16, 1947 to Harry &amp; Alice (Hayes) Kessler. &nbsp;He married Karen Lee Hoyt in Upper Marlboro, Maryland on May 19, 1970 and she precede him in death in 2015. &nbsp;Ira was a member of the First Baptist Church in Savannah and worked for the School District for years. You could always count on him to make students’ day better or find him in the gym playing basketball.&nbsp;Ira enjoyed making people laugh and always had a joke to tell. &nbsp;He was a fan of NASCAR and the West Virginia Mountaineers. He took pride in everything he did, especially being a father figure to his nephew, Sammy.&nbsp;Survivors include his sister-in-law, Roxann Hoyt of Savannah and nephew, Sammy (Chole) Hoyt of Savannah. &nbsp;He was preceded in death by his parents and wife.&nbsp;Private family interment will be at a later date. &nbsp;Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home of Savannah is in charge of local arrangements. &nbsp;<figure>
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Ira Kessler January 16, 1947-October 21, 2025

John W. Holt, of Nortonville, KS, died peacefully on October 20, 2025, at his home.&nbsp;

John was born in Kansas City, KS, on February 26,1962, the son of John Robert Holt and Carol Jean (Lewis) Holt. His mother died when he was young, and his father remarried Donna Holt and she raised John with his father. Growing up in Kansas City, KS, he is a graduate of Washington High School.&nbsp;

John was self-employed by J&amp;J Contractors until he retired. He did not like the boredom of retirement and went to Reser’s in Topeka, KS, as a forklift driver until his health forced him into full-time retirement. He spent almost every weekend fishing on the river running lines and if he wasn’t fishing, he was hunting. He enjoyed the outdoors and spending time loving his hobbies with his son.&nbsp;

He is survived by his son, Orie (Emily) Holt of Nortonville, KS, and a daughter, Amber Holt of Valley Falls, KS; his sister, Dale Byrd of Oregon; and two grandchildren.&nbsp;

Cremation care provided by the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home.&nbsp;

John W. Holt, of Nortonville, KS, died peacefully on October 20, 2025, at his home.&nbsp;John was born in Kansas City, KS, on February 26,1962, the son of John Robert Holt and Carol Jean (Lewis) Holt. His mother died when he was young, and his father remarried Donna Holt and she raised John with his father. Growing up in Kansas City, KS, he is a graduate of Washington High School.&nbsp;John was self-employed by J&amp;J Contractors until he retired. He did not like the boredom of retirement and went to Reser’s in Topeka, KS, as a forklift driver until his health forced him into full-time retirement. He spent almost every weekend fishing on the river running lines and if he wasn’t fishing, he was hunting. He enjoyed the outdoors and spending time loving his hobbies with his son.&nbsp;He is survived by his son, Orie (Emily) Holt of Nortonville, KS, and a daughter, Amber Holt of Valley Falls, KS; his sister, Dale Byrd of Oregon; and two grandchildren.&nbsp;Cremation care provided by the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home.&nbsp;<figure>
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John Holt February 26, 1962-October 20, 2025

Steven Glen Kilgore, 60 of Gower, MO passed away October 22, 2025.

He was born on November 4, 1964, to Arthur Glen and Jean (Raney) Kilgore in Kansas City, MO. Steve grew up in Gower and in 1983, he graduated from East Buchanan High School. He received his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Central Missouri State University in Warrensburg, MO.

On September 3, 1988, he was united in marriage to Vickie Christine Walker. After their marriage they lived in Kansas City and settled in Gower where they raised their family and made their home.

Steve built his career of 38 years working for Travelport. He enjoyed outdoor activities including hunting, camping, cooking, canoeing, golfing, skiing and attending KC Chiefs games. Steve loved being a husband and dad, most of all, he loved being a grandpa.

He was preceded in death by his dad Glen Kilgore.

Steve is survived by his wife Vickie Kilgore; his sons Aaron (Piper) Kilgore, Sean (Lauren) Kilgore and Ryan (Chloe) Kilgore; grandchildren Rhys, Anora, Baker, Delaney and Colter; his mother Jean (Ron) Cravens; his brothers Keith (Shanna) Kilgore and Kent Kilgore; his sister-in-law Tracy (Thomas) Greenwell; his father-in-law Lanny (Becky) Walker; several nieces, nephews, other relatives and many friends.

Private family burial will be held at Mt. Moriah Cemetery in Kansas City, MO.Celebration of Life Visitation will be held from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Thursday, October 30th at Hixson-Klein Funeral Home in Gower.

Steven Glen Kilgore, 60 of Gower, MO passed away October 22, 2025.He was born on November 4, 1964, to Arthur Glen and Jean (Raney) Kilgore in Kansas City, MO. Steve grew up in Gower and in 1983, he graduated from East Buchanan High School. He received his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Central Missouri State University in Warrensburg, MO.On September 3, 1988, he was united in marriage to Vickie Christine Walker. After their marriage they lived in Kansas City and settled in Gower where they raised their family and made their home.Steve built his career of 38 years working for Travelport. He enjoyed outdoor activities including hunting, camping, cooking, canoeing, golfing, skiing and attending KC Chiefs games. Steve loved being a husband and dad, most of all, he loved being a grandpa.He was preceded in death by his dad Glen Kilgore.Steve is survived by his wife Vickie Kilgore; his sons Aaron (Piper) Kilgore, Sean (Lauren) Kilgore and Ryan (Chloe) Kilgore; grandchildren Rhys, Anora, Baker, Delaney and Colter; his mother Jean (Ron) Cravens; his brothers Keith (Shanna) Kilgore and Kent Kilgore; his sister-in-law Tracy (Thomas) Greenwell; his father-in-law Lanny (Becky) Walker; several nieces, nephews, other relatives and many friends.Private family burial will be held at Mt. Moriah Cemetery in Kansas City, MO.Celebration of Life Visitation will be held from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Thursday, October 30th at Hixson-Klein Funeral Home in Gower.<figure>
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Steve Kilgore November 4, 1964-October 22, 2025

Alice I. Allsbury, 98, Kansas City, Missouri, formerly of St. Joseph, passed away Wednesday, October 22, 2025, at Benton House of Tiffany Springs, surrounded by her loving family.

Alice was born on August 15, 1927, in St. Joseph, Missouri, to the late Lloyd and Genevieve (Schmelebeck) Bear. &nbsp;Alice married Nelson E. Allsbury on July 27, 1946. &nbsp;Together they celebrated 53 years of marriage until his passing on October 13, 1999.

Ms. Allsbury was a devoted wife and mother to their ten children. &nbsp;

In addition to her husband and parents, Alice was also preceded in death by their first born son Phillip Wayne (July 1947) and daughter Bonnie Allsbury.

Survivors include her sons Jerry (Deborah), Morris (Charlene), Donald (Grace), Phillip, Nelson (Yvonne) and James (Rochelle), as well as daughters Diana Wilson (Win), Alice Minor (Bruce) and Cindy Esposito (Phil). &nbsp;Alice has 19 grandchildren, 29 great grandchildren and 2 great-great grandchildren.

Visitation is 10:30 am to noon, Saturday October 25, 2025 at Heaton-Bowman-Smith Sidenfaden Chapel in St. Joseph, Missouri. &nbsp;Graveside Service and Internment following at Mt. Mora Cemetery.

Alice I. Allsbury, 98, Kansas City, Missouri, formerly of St. Joseph, passed away Wednesday, October 22, 2025, at Benton House of Tiffany Springs, surrounded by her loving family.Alice was born on August 15, 1927, in St. Joseph, Missouri, to the late Lloyd and Genevieve (Schmelebeck) Bear. &nbsp;Alice married Nelson E. Allsbury on July 27, 1946. &nbsp;Together they celebrated 53 years of marriage until his passing on October 13, 1999.Ms. Allsbury was a devoted wife and mother to their ten children. &nbsp;In addition to her husband and parents, Alice was also preceded in death by their first born son Phillip Wayne (July 1947) and daughter Bonnie Allsbury.Survivors include her sons Jerry (Deborah), Morris (Charlene), Donald (Grace), Phillip, Nelson (Yvonne) and James (Rochelle), as well as daughters Diana Wilson (Win), Alice Minor (Bruce) and Cindy Esposito (Phil). &nbsp;Alice has 19 grandchildren, 29 great grandchildren and 2 great-great grandchildren.Visitation is 10:30 am to noon, Saturday October 25, 2025 at Heaton-Bowman-Smith Sidenfaden Chapel in St. Joseph, Missouri. &nbsp;Graveside Service and Internment following at Mt. Mora Cemetery.<figure>
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Alice Allsbury August 15, 1927-October 22, 2025

Linda "Susie" Susan Watkins (Farr), 69, of Leavenworth, KS, passed away&nbsp;on October 13th, 2025 at St. Johns Hospital. She was born on February&nbsp;18th, 1956 in Dearborn, MO to Byron &amp; Kathern Farr. Linda was a graduate&nbsp;of Leavenworth High School, class of 1974. She married her love, Johnnie&nbsp;Watkins on August 4th, 1978 and they proceeded to have two daughters,&nbsp;Kristin &amp; Megan. She retired after 42 years from Hallmark Cards. In her&nbsp;free time she enjoyed reading, cross stitching and spending time with her&nbsp;grandchildren.

Linda is survived by her parents; Byron &amp; Kathern Farr, her&nbsp;two daughters; Kristin Aldridge, and Megan Ruble (Dennis), her four&nbsp;grandchildren; Samantha Aldridge, Lindsay Aldridge, Cheyenne Ruble, &amp;&nbsp;Brantley Ruble. She is also survived by her sister Patty Farr Jones, her&nbsp;brother Barney Farr (Jackie), her sister-in-law Lisa Blankenship (Bernie)&nbsp;and numerous nieces and nephews.

Linda is preceded in death by her&nbsp;husband Johnnie. Linda was the kindest, most big hearted and generous&nbsp;person you could know. She will forever be greatly missed.

A celebration of&nbsp;life service will be held on Monday, October 27th, 2025 from 5-7pm at&nbsp;Davis Funeral Chapel.

Linda "Susie" Susan Watkins (Farr), 69, of Leavenworth, KS, passed away&nbsp;on October 13th, 2025 at St. Johns Hospital. She was born on February&nbsp;18th, 1956 in Dearborn, MO to Byron &amp; Kathern Farr. Linda was a graduate&nbsp;of Leavenworth High School, class of 1974. She married her love, Johnnie&nbsp;Watkins on August 4th, 1978 and they proceeded to have two daughters,&nbsp;Kristin &amp; Megan. She retired after 42 years from Hallmark Cards. In her&nbsp;free time she enjoyed reading, cross stitching and spending time with her&nbsp;grandchildren.Linda is survived by her parents; Byron &amp; Kathern Farr, her&nbsp;two daughters; Kristin Aldridge, and Megan Ruble (Dennis), her four&nbsp;grandchildren; Samantha Aldridge, Lindsay Aldridge, Cheyenne Ruble, &amp;&nbsp;Brantley Ruble. She is also survived by her sister Patty Farr Jones, her&nbsp;brother Barney Farr (Jackie), her sister-in-law Lisa Blankenship (Bernie)&nbsp;and numerous nieces and nephews.Linda is preceded in death by her&nbsp;husband Johnnie. Linda was the kindest, most big hearted and generous&nbsp;person you could know. She will forever be greatly missed.A celebration of&nbsp;life service will be held on Monday, October 27th, 2025 from 5-7pm at&nbsp;Davis Funeral Chapel.<figure>
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Linda "Susie" Watkins February 18, 1956-October 13, 2025

Connie Sue (Anderson) King 74, died on July 27, 2025. She was born, the first of three children to Luther and Betty (Stoffer) Anderson, on Independence Day, July 4, 1951. Connie was premature, and she was the first baby to use the incubator at the NEW Hiawatha Community Hospital. She and her siblings grew up on the family farm, south of Robinson, she was baptized and confirmed at Upper Wolf Lutheran Church, attended Robinson Grade and High Schools, and graduated from Hiawatha High School in 1969. Connie attended Highland Community College where she met Jerry Yingling, and they were later married.&nbsp;

Their son, Justin Lyle Yingling was born while they lived in the Chicago area, and later moved to St. Charles, MO, where Connie worked at Lambert International Airport in the Air Express Dept. &nbsp;Connie met and married Woody King in 1991. In 1996, they moved to Hiawatha, KS, to be closer to Connie’s parents and family. &nbsp;Connie continued her airline profession, making the drive to MCI, outside of Kansas City, and again working with Burlington-Northern in Air Express until she retired in 2010. &nbsp;

After retirement, Connie enjoyed working and making friends at Metzger Eyecare, Hiawatha Thriftway and later, at the Horton Thriftway. She enjoyed traveling with her sister Nancy, and also loved riding along with Woody in his Commercial Trucking semi across the US, and enjoying yearly Balloon Festivals in the Albuquerque, NM area.

And, Connie loved animals, especially her coal-black cat, Abby Sue ! When she visited son Justin, and Lucy in Clearfield, UT, and as a Member of Best Friends Animal Society in Kanab, Utah, the largest no-kill sanctuary in the US, Connie volunteered with Justin and Lucy at Best Friends. Memorials can be made to Brown Co. Humane Society, 2393 Mallard Rd., Hiawatha, KS

Survivors of Connie include son &nbsp;Justin Lyle (Lucy), sister Nancy (Anderson) Rockey Thomas, nephews Brady and Bryan Rockey, nieces and nephews, cousins and friends. Proceeding Connie are her husband, Woody King, her parents Luther and Betty Anderson, and her younger brother Dennis Neal Anderson.

A Graveside Memorial Celebration of Life Service for family and friends will be at Mt. Hope Cemetery, Hiawatha KS, November 5, 2025, at 1 p.m.&nbsp; Shane Spangler will officiate.

Connie Sue (Anderson) King 74, died on July 27, 2025. She was born, the first of three children to Luther and Betty (Stoffer) Anderson, on Independence Day, July 4, 1951. Connie was premature, and she was the first baby to use the incubator at the NEW Hiawatha Community Hospital. She and her siblings grew up on the family farm, south of Robinson, she was baptized and confirmed at Upper Wolf Lutheran Church, attended Robinson Grade and High Schools, and graduated from Hiawatha High School in 1969. Connie attended Highland Community College where she met Jerry Yingling, and they were later married.&nbsp;Their son, Justin Lyle Yingling was born while they lived in the Chicago area, and later moved to St. Charles, MO, where Connie worked at Lambert International Airport in the Air Express Dept. &nbsp;Connie met and married Woody King in 1991. In 1996, they moved to Hiawatha, KS, to be closer to Connie’s parents and family. &nbsp;Connie continued her airline profession, making the drive to MCI, outside of Kansas City, and again working with Burlington-Northern in Air Express until she retired in 2010. &nbsp;After retirement, Connie enjoyed working and making friends at Metzger Eyecare, Hiawatha Thriftway and later, at the Horton Thriftway. She enjoyed traveling with her sister Nancy, and also loved riding along with Woody in his Commercial Trucking semi across the US, and enjoying yearly Balloon Festivals in the Albuquerque, NM area.And, Connie loved animals, especially her coal-black cat, Abby Sue ! When she visited son Justin, and Lucy in Clearfield, UT, and as a Member of Best Friends Animal Society in Kanab, Utah, the largest no-kill sanctuary in the US, Connie volunteered with Justin and Lucy at Best Friends. Memorials can be made to Brown Co. Humane Society, 2393 Mallard Rd., Hiawatha, KSSurvivors of Connie include son &nbsp;Justin Lyle (Lucy), sister Nancy (Anderson) Rockey Thomas, nephews Brady and Bryan Rockey, nieces and nephews, cousins and friends. Proceeding Connie are her husband, Woody King, her parents Luther and Betty Anderson, and her younger brother Dennis Neal Anderson.A Graveside Memorial Celebration of Life Service for family and friends will be at Mt. Hope Cemetery, Hiawatha KS, November 5, 2025, at 1 p.m.&nbsp; Shane Spangler will officiate.<figure>
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Connie King July 4, 1951-July 27, 2025

Lieutenant Commander (Retired) Janet Carol Wohlgemuth, 89, passed away October 10, 2025, peacefully at her home in Oxnard, California, where she had lived since retiring from the United States Navy in 1978. Carol was born on November 27, 1935, to Thelma and Ed Wohlgemuth. She grew up on the family farm near Atchison, Kansas, where she loved helping her father work on the farm. She continued her education after graduating from Atchison High School, receiving her nursing degree from Missouri Methodist School of Nursing in St. Joseph, Missouri.

Carol joined the Nurse Corps of the United States Navy in 1957. She retired as a Lieutenant Commander after twenty-one years of service. She served at Naval and Marine bases in the United States and in both hemispheres. In addition to various postings in the U.S., she served abroad at Subic Bay, Philippines; Yokosuka, Japan; Naples, Italy; and the Naval Hospital in Danang, Vietnam, 1969-1970. From these duty stations, she traveled widely in Asia and Europe, amassing her beloved “world treasures.” In addition, she visited each of the fifty states in the U.S. As an officer in Danang’s Naval Hospital, she was responsible for evaluating and mentoring over 150 corpsmen as well as supervising patient assignments to thirteen surgical units.

While serving aboard the hospital ship, U.S.S. Sanctuary, in 1972, she helped equip the ship for recommissioning and then sailed from San Francisco, passing through the Panama Canal, to Colombia and Haiti, where they helped provide medical care for civilians. When asked about providing medical care in stressful and dangerous situations, such as Danang, her response was, “We had a job to do.” She was devoted to that job. Carol’s nursing assignments were always focused in the operating room. After retiring from the Navy, she worked in the surgical unit of St. John’s Medical Center in Oxnard for eighteen years. Despite the seriousness of her work, Carol was outgoing and fun-loving, always surrounded by a group of like-minded friends.

Carol was a member of First Presbyterian Church in Oxnard, where she served as Elder. She was also an active member of The Military Officers Association of America, the Association of Operating Room Nurses, and a charter member of The Women’s Memorial in Washington, D.C.

Carol was preceded in death by her parents and two sisters, Elizabeth W. Duckers and Dorothy W. Lynch. She is survived by her sisters Joan W. Musbach (St. Louis) and Lois W. Stanton (Austin), as well as six loving nieces and nephews: Ed Duckers, Kyle Duckers, Sarah Duckers, Susan L. Brown, Teresa L. Hanna, and Lisl Stanton; as well as dear neighbors and friends, especially Celeste and Sophie.

A military funeral service and inurnment for Carol will be in Atchison, Kansas, at a date yet to be determined, under the direction of the Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are suggested for the LCDR J. C. Wohlgemuth Nursing Scholarship at the University of Kansas School of Nursing. Checks payable to KU Endowment (noting the Wohlgemuth Nursing Scholarship Fund) can be sent to: PO Box 928, Lawrence, Kansas 66044.

Lieutenant Commander (Retired) Janet Carol Wohlgemuth, 89, passed away October 10, 2025, peacefully at her home in Oxnard, California, where she had lived since retiring from the United States Navy in 1978. Carol was born on November 27, 1935, to Thelma and Ed Wohlgemuth. She grew up on the family farm near Atchison, Kansas, where she loved helping her father work on the farm. She continued her education after graduating from Atchison High School, receiving her nursing degree from Missouri Methodist School of Nursing in St. Joseph, Missouri.Carol joined the Nurse Corps of the United States Navy in 1957. She retired as a Lieutenant Commander after twenty-one years of service. She served at Naval and Marine bases in the United States and in both hemispheres. In addition to various postings in the U.S., she served abroad at Subic Bay, Philippines; Yokosuka, Japan; Naples, Italy; and the Naval Hospital in Danang, Vietnam, 1969-1970. From these duty stations, she traveled widely in Asia and Europe, amassing her beloved “world treasures.” In addition, she visited each of the fifty states in the U.S. As an officer in Danang’s Naval Hospital, she was responsible for evaluating and mentoring over 150 corpsmen as well as supervising patient assignments to thirteen surgical units.While serving aboard the hospital ship, U.S.S. Sanctuary, in 1972, she helped equip the ship for recommissioning and then sailed from San Francisco, passing through the Panama Canal, to Colombia and Haiti, where they helped provide medical care for civilians. When asked about providing medical care in stressful and dangerous situations, such as Danang, her response was, “We had a job to do.” She was devoted to that job. Carol’s nursing assignments were always focused in the operating room. After retiring from the Navy, she worked in the surgical unit of St. John’s Medical Center in Oxnard for eighteen years. Despite the seriousness of her work, Carol was outgoing and fun-loving, always surrounded by a group of like-minded friends.Carol was a member of First Presbyterian Church in Oxnard, where she served as Elder. She was also an active member of The Military Officers Association of America, the Association of Operating Room Nurses, and a charter member of The Women’s Memorial in Washington, D.C.Carol was preceded in death by her parents and two sisters, Elizabeth W. Duckers and Dorothy W. Lynch. She is survived by her sisters Joan W. Musbach (St. Louis) and Lois W. Stanton (Austin), as well as six loving nieces and nephews: Ed Duckers, Kyle Duckers, Sarah Duckers, Susan L. Brown, Teresa L. Hanna, and Lisl Stanton; as well as dear neighbors and friends, especially Celeste and Sophie.A military funeral service and inurnment for Carol will be in Atchison, Kansas, at a date yet to be determined, under the direction of the Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are suggested for the LCDR J. C. Wohlgemuth Nursing Scholarship at the University of Kansas School of Nursing. Checks payable to KU Endowment (noting the Wohlgemuth Nursing Scholarship Fund) can be sent to: PO Box 928, Lawrence, Kansas 66044.<figure>
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Janet Wohlgemuth November 27, 1935-October 10, 2025

Gilda Jo "Kelly" Grieshaber, 68 of Shawnee, Kansas, passed away on Monday, October 20th, 2025.

A rosary will be held Friday, October, 24th, 2025 at 5:30 PM, followed by the visitation from 6-8:00 PM held at Heaton-Bowman-Smith-Sidenfaden Chapel, Saint Joseph, Missouri. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at Mount Olivet Cemetery (in Horigan Chapel) on Saturday, October, 25th, 2025 at 10:00am, with interment to follow, officiated by Fr. Garrett King.

Gilda Jo "Kelly" Grieshaber, 68 of Shawnee, Kansas, passed away on Monday, October 20th, 2025.A rosary will be held Friday, October, 24th, 2025 at 5:30 PM, followed by the visitation from 6-8:00 PM held at Heaton-Bowman-Smith-Sidenfaden Chapel, Saint Joseph, Missouri. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at Mount Olivet Cemetery (in Horigan Chapel) on Saturday, October, 25th, 2025 at 10:00am, with interment to follow, officiated by Fr. Garrett King.<figure>
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Gilda "Kelly" Grieshaber September 24, 1957-October 20, 2025

Kerrie Lee Lemon, 68, of Savannah, Missouri, passed away on October 19, 2025, at Mosaic Hospital in St. Joseph. She was born on January 11, 1957, to Richard and Rosemary (Schweizer) Smith.

A lifelong resident of Andrew County, Kerrie graduated from Savannah High School in 1975. She married Paul Lemon on May 20, 1983. He preceded her in death in 2019. She was also preceded in death by her parents and brothers-in-law, Donald Dillman and Gary Lemon.

Kerrie was employed by Northwest Missouri Electric Cooperative for 18 years. As an avid antique collector, she delighted in filling her home with cherished finds. She was a talented artist with a natural gift for creating unique handmade treasures, with a special focus on needlepoint projects. Cooking and experimenting with new recipes brought her joy, as did her passion for music and movies. She was a devoted animal lover and opened her heart to many pets over the years. &nbsp;Kerrie was known for her thoughtful tradition of sending beautiful greeting cards to friends, relatives, and others whose paths had crossed hers through every walk of life.

Survivors include her siblings, Jan Dillman, Susan (Tim) Patterson, Clare (Billie) Messick, and Tom (Angel) Smith; niece, Emily Messick; nephew, Raymond Smith; and several cousins.

In keeping with Kerrie’s wishes, no services are planned. Cremation was under the direction of Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to M'Shoogy's Emergency Animal Rescue, 11519 State Route C, Savannah, MO 64485, or Friends of the Animal Shelter, 701 Lower Lake Road, St. Joseph, MO 64504. &nbsp;Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home of Savannah is in charge of local arrangements. &nbsp;

Kerrie Lee Lemon, 68, of Savannah, Missouri, passed away on October 19, 2025, at Mosaic Hospital in St. Joseph. She was born on January 11, 1957, to Richard and Rosemary (Schweizer) Smith.A lifelong resident of Andrew County, Kerrie graduated from Savannah High School in 1975. She married Paul Lemon on May 20, 1983. He preceded her in death in 2019. She was also preceded in death by her parents and brothers-in-law, Donald Dillman and Gary Lemon.Kerrie was employed by Northwest Missouri Electric Cooperative for 18 years. As an avid antique collector, she delighted in filling her home with cherished finds. She was a talented artist with a natural gift for creating unique handmade treasures, with a special focus on needlepoint projects. Cooking and experimenting with new recipes brought her joy, as did her passion for music and movies. She was a devoted animal lover and opened her heart to many pets over the years. &nbsp;Kerrie was known for her thoughtful tradition of sending beautiful greeting cards to friends, relatives, and others whose paths had crossed hers through every walk of life.Survivors include her siblings, Jan Dillman, Susan (Tim) Patterson, Clare (Billie) Messick, and Tom (Angel) Smith; niece, Emily Messick; nephew, Raymond Smith; and several cousins.In keeping with Kerrie’s wishes, no services are planned. Cremation was under the direction of Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home.In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to M'Shoogy's Emergency Animal Rescue, 11519 State Route C, Savannah, MO 64485, or Friends of the Animal Shelter, 701 Lower Lake Road, St. Joseph, MO 64504. &nbsp;Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home of Savannah is in charge of local arrangements. &nbsp;<figure>
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Kerrie Lemon January 11, 1957-October 19, 2025

Thomas A. Powers, 80, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Sunday, October 19, 2025.

He was born January 12, 1945 in Maryville, Missouri, to Austin and Daisy (Houston) Powers.

Thomas married Brenda Painter on February 11, 1971. She survives of the home.

He proudly served his country as a cook in the U.S. Navy from 1963 to 1983. After retiring from active duty, he worked in the U.S. Army Commissary for 25 years. He was a member of the VFW Post 6760, where he served as post commander in 1986-87.

In earlier years, he and Brenda loved to go square dancing at the Joyce Raye Patterson Center with his parents. Later on, he enjoyed getting out and about in town, especially with the grandkids, and enjoying time in his favorite chair with his beloved dog Merlin curled up in his lap.

Most of all, Thomas was a loving husband, father and grandfather, who was considered a dad by many of his children’s friends as well.

He was preceded in death by his parents; and brothers, Samuel W. Herndon III, Bill Herndon, and James Wesley Power.

Survivors include his wife of 54 years, Brenda; children, Thomas Powers II, Austina Hernandez (Oscar), and James Powers; bonus son, Dennis Herrick, Jr.; grandchildren, Rico Powers, Carmen Triminario, and Ethan Hernandez; great-granddaughter, Leilani Hernandez; other extended family and friends.

Services pending, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory.&nbsp;

Thomas A. Powers, 80, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Sunday, October 19, 2025.He was born January 12, 1945 in Maryville, Missouri, to Austin and Daisy (Houston) Powers.Thomas married Brenda Painter on February 11, 1971. She survives of the home.He proudly served his country as a cook in the U.S. Navy from 1963 to 1983. After retiring from active duty, he worked in the U.S. Army Commissary for 25 years. He was a member of the VFW Post 6760, where he served as post commander in 1986-87.In earlier years, he and Brenda loved to go square dancing at the Joyce Raye Patterson Center with his parents. Later on, he enjoyed getting out and about in town, especially with the grandkids, and enjoying time in his favorite chair with his beloved dog Merlin curled up in his lap.Most of all, Thomas was a loving husband, father and grandfather, who was considered a dad by many of his children’s friends as well.He was preceded in death by his parents; and brothers, Samuel W. Herndon III, Bill Herndon, and James Wesley Power.Survivors include his wife of 54 years, Brenda; children, Thomas Powers II, Austina Hernandez (Oscar), and James Powers; bonus son, Dennis Herrick, Jr.; grandchildren, Rico Powers, Carmen Triminario, and Ethan Hernandez; great-granddaughter, Leilani Hernandez; other extended family and friends.Services pending, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory.&nbsp;<figure>
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Thomas Powers January 12, 1945-October 19, 2025

Alfred Lee Boyer, 66, of St Joseph, Missouri passed away Saturday, October 18, 2025 at University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, KS. He was born November 15, 1958 in St. Joseph, son, of Joyce and Alva Lee Boyer.  Al graduated from Benton High School, class of 1977.  On July 3, 1981, he married Rita Ashler.

Al worked at Car City, where he retired after 40 years in 2018 as a Service Manager.  Al was a member of The American Mountain Men, Son's of American Revolution, Mic-O-Say tribe, holding the rank of Medicine Man - Brown Bull, and he attended Agency United Methodist Church. Alfred truly loved his wife, kids, and grandkids. He loved all his family and friends, which he instilled his love for the outdoors, Native American artifacts, Classic Cars, Taxidermy, and American History.  He devoted 54 years to his self-taught hobby of Taxidermy.

Preceding him in death are his parents, brother, Mark Boyer, and father/mother in-law John and Minnie Ashler. Survivors include wife of 44 years, Rita Boyer of the home, children, William (Jessica) Boyer of St. Joseph, MO, Andrew (Melanie) Boyer of Agency, MO, Bethany (Joshua) Smith of St. Joseph, Phillip (Kadi) Boyer of Oregon, MO, brothers, Alan Boyer of Easton, MO and Mike (Jackie) Boyer of St. Joseph, MO, his grandchildren, Mollie, Ruby, Wyatt, Kirby, Warren, Jeremiah, and Henry and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Funeral Service will be 10:00 a.m. Saturday, October 25, 2025 at Rupp Funeral Home where the family will receive friends from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM on Friday, October 24, 2025. Interment to follow services at Bethel Cemetery, DeKalb, MO. Memorials are requested to the American Mountain Men.

Alfred Lee Boyer, 66, of St Joseph, Missouri passed away Saturday, October 18, 2025 at University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, KS. He was born November 15, 1958 in St. Joseph, son, of Joyce and Alva Lee Boyer. Al graduated from Benton High School, class of 1977. On July 3, 1981, he married Rita Ashler.Al worked at Car City, where he retired after 40 years in 2018 as a Service Manager. Al was a member of The American Mountain Men, Son's of American Revolution, Mic-O-Say tribe, holding the rank of Medicine Man - Brown Bull, and he attended Agency United Methodist Church. Alfred truly loved his wife, kids, and grandkids. He loved all his family and friends, which he instilled his love for the outdoors, Native American artifacts, Classic Cars, Taxidermy, and American History. He devoted 54 years to his self-taught hobby of Taxidermy.Preceding him in death are his parents, brother, Mark Boyer, and father/mother in-law John and Minnie Ashler. Survivors include wife of 44 years, Rita Boyer of the home, children, William (Jessica) Boyer of St. Joseph, MO, Andrew (Melanie) Boyer of Agency, MO, Bethany (Joshua) Smith of St. Joseph, Phillip (Kadi) Boyer of Oregon, MO, brothers, Alan Boyer of Easton, MO and Mike (Jackie) Boyer of St. Joseph, MO, his grandchildren, Mollie, Ruby, Wyatt, Kirby, Warren, Jeremiah, and Henry and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.Funeral Service will be 10:00 a.m. Saturday, October 25, 2025 at Rupp Funeral Home where the family will receive friends from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM on Friday, October 24, 2025. Interment to follow services at Bethel Cemetery, DeKalb, MO. Memorials are requested to the American Mountain Men.<figure>
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Alfred Boyer November 15, 1958-October 18, 2025

Johnathan Andrelle Turrentine 46, Kansas City, Missouri died Wednesday, October 15th, at a Kansas City hospital. Funeral service will be held 1:00 PM Saturday, October 25, 2025 at Oak Grove Baptist Church, 4545 Benton Blvd., Kansas City, MO. Visitation 12 noon at the church. Service is under the direction of the Bullock Family Funeral Chapel, Saint Joseph, Missouri.

Johnathan Andrelle Turrentine 46, Kansas City, Missouri died Wednesday, October 15th, at a Kansas City hospital. Funeral service will be held 1:00 PM Saturday, October 25, 2025 at Oak Grove Baptist Church, 4545 Benton Blvd., Kansas City, MO. Visitation 12 noon at the church. Service is under the direction of the Bullock Family Funeral Chapel, Saint Joseph, Missouri.<figure>
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Johnathan Turrentine June 18, 1979-October 15, 2025

Janis Kay (Hayes) Roorda, 78, passed peacefully into the arms of God on October 16, 2025, after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer, lovingly cared for by her faithful husband of 12 years, Bruce.

Janis was born on May 31, 1947, in Detroit, Michigan, to Kenneth M. and Evelyn B. (Losen) Hayes, the first of four children. Janis graduated from Trenton (Michigan) High School in 1965, earned her B.S.N. in 1969 from the University of Michigan. In 1975, she received her M.S.N. from Wayne State University, Detroit.

After many years in nursing and healthcare administration, she heard the call of God to ministry, graduating from Saint Paul School of Theology, Kansas City, in 2012 with her Master of Divinity. From 2009-2020, Janis was a member of the Missouri Conference of the United Methodist Church and pastored several churches in northwest Missouri. It was during this time she met and married Bruce Roorda, who has shared her life, and cancer journey with grace and humor. She retired from official ministry in December 2020, after serving Mound City UMC in Holt County for five years.

Throughout her life, Janis was engaged in caring ministries focused on growing Christians’ relationships to Christ. She recognized that the Body of Christ was more than the local congregation: it was the collection and interplay of various congregations and denominations, each bringing its own gifts. This was the seed for the Mound City churches to form The Shop, serving Holt County schools and communities together in Christ’s name.

Janis was preceded in death by her parents; parents-in-law Dorothy and Norman Roorda, and Althea and Steve Tobias; sisters-in-law Connie (Tobias) Bertram and Janelle (Clausen) Hayes; brother-in-law Michael Bolinger; nephews Nathan Bolinger and Matthew Bertram; and many aunts, uncles, and cousins.

She is survived by her husband, Bruce Roorda of the home; children Sarah Lynne (Bob) Parsons of Platte City, MO, and Stephen Joseph Tobias of Portland, Oregon and their father Stephen Carl Tobias of Bedford, TX; grandsons, Joshua David Stephens (St. Louis, MO) and Jared Michael Parsons (Platte City, MO); sisters Lynne Bolinger (Winona Lake, IN), Kristine (Steve) Amerson (Ventura, CA), and brother Kenneth (Kristin) Hayes (Charlotte, NC); one Aunt, Joan Losen (Richmond, VA), and many nieces, nephews, and their families.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to Mound City (MO) United Methodist Church, or The Shop: c/o 312 East 7th Street, Mound City, MO, 64470.

Janis Kay (Hayes) Roorda, 78, passed peacefully into the arms of God on October 16, 2025, after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer, lovingly cared for by her faithful husband of 12 years, Bruce.Janis was born on May 31, 1947, in Detroit, Michigan, to Kenneth M. and Evelyn B. (Losen) Hayes, the first of four children. Janis graduated from Trenton (Michigan) High School in 1965, earned her B.S.N. in 1969 from the University of Michigan. In 1975, she received her M.S.N. from Wayne State University, Detroit.After many years in nursing and healthcare administration, she heard the call of God to ministry, graduating from Saint Paul School of Theology, Kansas City, in 2012 with her Master of Divinity. From 2009-2020, Janis was a member of the Missouri Conference of the United Methodist Church and pastored several churches in northwest Missouri. It was during this time she met and married Bruce Roorda, who has shared her life, and cancer journey with grace and humor. She retired from official ministry in December 2020, after serving Mound City UMC in Holt County for five years.Throughout her life, Janis was engaged in caring ministries focused on growing Christians’ relationships to Christ. She recognized that the Body of Christ was more than the local congregation: it was the collection and interplay of various congregations and denominations, each bringing its own gifts. This was the seed for the Mound City churches to form The Shop, serving Holt County schools and communities together in Christ’s name.Janis was preceded in death by her parents; parents-in-law Dorothy and Norman Roorda, and Althea and Steve Tobias; sisters-in-law Connie (Tobias) Bertram and Janelle (Clausen) Hayes; brother-in-law Michael Bolinger; nephews Nathan Bolinger and Matthew Bertram; and many aunts, uncles, and cousins.She is survived by her husband, Bruce Roorda of the home; children Sarah Lynne (Bob) Parsons of Platte City, MO, and Stephen Joseph Tobias of Portland, Oregon and their father Stephen Carl Tobias of Bedford, TX; grandsons, Joshua David Stephens (St. Louis, MO) and Jared Michael Parsons (Platte City, MO); sisters Lynne Bolinger (Winona Lake, IN), Kristine (Steve) Amerson (Ventura, CA), and brother Kenneth (Kristin) Hayes (Charlotte, NC); one Aunt, Joan Losen (Richmond, VA), and many nieces, nephews, and their families.In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to Mound City (MO) United Methodist Church, or The Shop: c/o 312 East 7th Street, Mound City, MO, 64470.<figure>
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Janis Roorda May 31, 1947-October 16, 2025

Delbert "Del" Ernest Gentzell, 96, of St. Joseph, MO, passed away October 18, 2025 at the Missouri Veteran's Home in Cameron, MO.

Del was born May 10, 1929 in St. Joseph to Claude Clayton and Beulah Mae (Hill) Gentzell. &nbsp;He was a graduate of Lafayette High School and served his country honorably in the US Army during the Korean War.&nbsp;

He had worked for the North Kansas City School District, Heartland Health Systems St. Joseph, MO, and retired from Walmart.

Del was a member of Maxwell Heights Presbyterian Church and also attended at the First Church of the Nazarene. &nbsp;He was a member of the American Legion Post #359, Boy Scouts of America of the Kansas City, MO Council, and was on the senior citizen bowling league in St. Joseph.

He was married to Georgia Christman and she preceded him in &nbsp;death. &nbsp;Also preceding him in death were his parents; brother Clifford; and sister Clara Mae Blankenship.

Survivors include son Robert Gentzell; nephews, William Blankenship (Mary), Eugene Blankenship, Jr., Dennis Gentzell (Linda); nieces, Barbara Baber, Karen O'Neill; step-son Larry Dale Justice; and step-daughter Joyce Elaine Jackson (Paul).

Visitation will be Thursday, October 23, 2025 from 11:00 am to 12:00 noon. &nbsp;The funeral procession will then precede to Pleasant Ridge Cemetery in Weston, MO, for full military honors and burial.

Delbert "Del" Ernest Gentzell, 96, of St. Joseph, MO, passed away October 18, 2025 at the Missouri Veteran's Home in Cameron, MO.Del was born May 10, 1929 in St. Joseph to Claude Clayton and Beulah Mae (Hill) Gentzell. &nbsp;He was a graduate of Lafayette High School and served his country honorably in the US Army during the Korean War.&nbsp;He had worked for the North Kansas City School District, Heartland Health Systems St. Joseph, MO, and retired from Walmart.Del was a member of Maxwell Heights Presbyterian Church and also attended at the First Church of the Nazarene. &nbsp;He was a member of the American Legion Post #359, Boy Scouts of America of the Kansas City, MO Council, and was on the senior citizen bowling league in St. Joseph.He was married to Georgia Christman and she preceded him in &nbsp;death. &nbsp;Also preceding him in death were his parents; brother Clifford; and sister Clara Mae Blankenship.Survivors include son Robert Gentzell; nephews, William Blankenship (Mary), Eugene Blankenship, Jr., Dennis Gentzell (Linda); nieces, Barbara Baber, Karen O'Neill; step-son Larry Dale Justice; and step-daughter Joyce Elaine Jackson (Paul).Visitation will be Thursday, October 23, 2025 from 11:00 am to 12:00 noon. &nbsp;The funeral procession will then precede to Pleasant Ridge Cemetery in Weston, MO, for full military honors and burial.<figure>
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Delbert Gentzell May 10, 1929-October 18, 2025

Frankie Duane Fletchall, 88 of Savannah, MO passed away Thursday October 16, 2025 at a local nursing home. &nbsp;He was born January 10, 1937 to Ira Nelson &amp; Helen Josephine (Hughes) Fletchall. &nbsp;He married Clara “Kathleen” Goff in Maryville, MO on March 12, 1955 and had 70 years of marriage.

Frank loved his family and was dedicated to serving the Lord. He was a member of Freeman Chapel.

Frank retired from Affiliated Foods after 42 years of service. He enjoyed sports, outdoor activities, and wildlife. He spent time with his family at Bent Tree Harbor and Truman Lake. He loved all animals and hated technology.

Survivors include his wife, Kathleen; children, Marcia (Don) Wilmes of Springfield, MO, Debra Sue Reininger of Union Star, MO, Sharon (Randy) Toombs of Stewartsville, MO, and Gregory Fletchall of Savannah, MO; grandchildren, Christina Knorr, Jeremy Raines, Kathy McClung, Blair Hall, Jessica Toombs, and Rachael Peknek; numerous great-grandchildren; siblings, Virgil Fletchall of St. Joseph, MO, Shirley Henry of St. Joseph, MO and Linda (Bill) Tracey of Warsaw, MO. &nbsp;He was preceded in death by his parents, and granddaughter Cassandra Wilmes.

Graveside inurnment will be in Isadora Cemetery near Grant City, MO at a later date. Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home of Savannah, MO is in charge of local arrangements.

Frankie Duane Fletchall, 88 of Savannah, MO passed away Thursday October 16, 2025 at a local nursing home. &nbsp;He was born January 10, 1937 to Ira Nelson &amp; Helen Josephine (Hughes) Fletchall. &nbsp;He married Clara “Kathleen” Goff in Maryville, MO on March 12, 1955 and had 70 years of marriage.Frank loved his family and was dedicated to serving the Lord. He was a member of Freeman Chapel.Frank retired from Affiliated Foods after 42 years of service. He enjoyed sports, outdoor activities, and wildlife. He spent time with his family at Bent Tree Harbor and Truman Lake. He loved all animals and hated technology.Survivors include his wife, Kathleen; children, Marcia (Don) Wilmes of Springfield, MO, Debra Sue Reininger of Union Star, MO, Sharon (Randy) Toombs of Stewartsville, MO, and Gregory Fletchall of Savannah, MO; grandchildren, Christina Knorr, Jeremy Raines, Kathy McClung, Blair Hall, Jessica Toombs, and Rachael Peknek; numerous great-grandchildren; siblings, Virgil Fletchall of St. Joseph, MO, Shirley Henry of St. Joseph, MO and Linda (Bill) Tracey of Warsaw, MO. &nbsp;He was preceded in death by his parents, and granddaughter Cassandra Wilmes.Graveside inurnment will be in Isadora Cemetery near Grant City, MO at a later date. Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home of Savannah, MO is in charge of local arrangements.<figure>
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Frankie Fletchall January 10, 1937-October 16, 2025

Roger N. Price, 78, of King City, MO passed away in Savannah on Thursday, October 16, 2025. &nbsp;He was Born to Ray and Dorothy (Hailey) Price on November 19, 1946. He married Nancy Lynn Murphy in King City, MO in 1973. &nbsp;

Roger was a member of the Baptist Church of King City, MO. &nbsp;He spent some time in the US Navy and worked for BN Railroad for many years. &nbsp;He enjoyed farming and being outside. &nbsp;

Survivors include his wife, Nancy; children, Aaron (Greta) Price of Kansas City, MO and Matthew Price of Savannah, MO; grandchildren, Caleb Price, Kaitlyn Price, Jackson Price, and Levi Price; siblings, Don (Gloria) Price of Kidder, MO, Pat Reece of Smithville, MO, and Gary (Elsa) Price of King City. &nbsp;He was preceded in death by his parents and brother Ed Price.

Visitation and family receiving hour will be 1:00pm0-2:00pm Thursday October 23, 2025 at Baptist Church in King City, MO. &nbsp;Funeral Services will be 2:00pm Thursday October 23, 2025 at Baptist Church in King City.

Roger N. Price, 78, of King City, MO passed away in Savannah on Thursday, October 16, 2025. &nbsp;He was Born to Ray and Dorothy (Hailey) Price on November 19, 1946. He married Nancy Lynn Murphy in King City, MO in 1973. &nbsp;Roger was a member of the Baptist Church of King City, MO. &nbsp;He spent some time in the US Navy and worked for BN Railroad for many years. &nbsp;He enjoyed farming and being outside. &nbsp;Survivors include his wife, Nancy; children, Aaron (Greta) Price of Kansas City, MO and Matthew Price of Savannah, MO; grandchildren, Caleb Price, Kaitlyn Price, Jackson Price, and Levi Price; siblings, Don (Gloria) Price of Kidder, MO, Pat Reece of Smithville, MO, and Gary (Elsa) Price of King City. &nbsp;He was preceded in death by his parents and brother Ed Price.Visitation and family receiving hour will be 1:00pm0-2:00pm Thursday October 23, 2025 at Baptist Church in King City, MO. &nbsp;Funeral Services will be 2:00pm Thursday October 23, 2025 at Baptist Church in King City.<figure>
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Roger Price November 19, 1946-October 16, 2025

Eddie Joe (EJ) Spencer 93, of Savannah, MO passed away at his home in Savannah surrounded by his family on Thursday, October 16, 2025. &nbsp;He was born on October 13, 1932 to Floyd &amp; Anna (Wilson) Spencer. &nbsp;He married Norma Jean Lambert in St. Joseph on September 27, 1957. &nbsp; She survives of the home.

Eddie enlisted in the Army in 1952 at the age of 18 and served 3 years until 1955. &nbsp;He was a proud St. Joseph Light &amp; Power District Foreman serving several counties around Savannah from 1957 until his retirement in 1994. &nbsp; Eddie was an avid outdoorsman and never met a stranger.

Survivors include his wife; daughter, Eadie Jo (Bob) Anderson of Savannah; two grandsons and several great-grandchildren. &nbsp;He was preceded in death by an infant daughter, his parents, and six sisters.

Visitation and family receiving hour will be from 1:00pm-2:00pm Tuesday, October 21, 2025 at Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home in Savannah, MO. &nbsp;Funeral Services will immediately follow the visitation at 2:00pm, at Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home.

Eddie Joe (EJ) Spencer 93, of Savannah, MO passed away at his home in Savannah surrounded by his family on Thursday, October 16, 2025. &nbsp;He was born on October 13, 1932 to Floyd &amp; Anna (Wilson) Spencer. &nbsp;He married Norma Jean Lambert in St. Joseph on September 27, 1957. &nbsp; She survives of the home.Eddie enlisted in the Army in 1952 at the age of 18 and served 3 years until 1955. &nbsp;He was a proud St. Joseph Light &amp; Power District Foreman serving several counties around Savannah from 1957 until his retirement in 1994. &nbsp; Eddie was an avid outdoorsman and never met a stranger.Survivors include his wife; daughter, Eadie Jo (Bob) Anderson of Savannah; two grandsons and several great-grandchildren. &nbsp;He was preceded in death by an infant daughter, his parents, and six sisters.Visitation and family receiving hour will be from 1:00pm-2:00pm Tuesday, October 21, 2025 at Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home in Savannah, MO. &nbsp;Funeral Services will immediately follow the visitation at 2:00pm, at Breit-Hawkins Funeral Home.<figure>
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Eddie "EJ" Spencer October 13, 1932-October 16, 2025

Paul Fattig, 59, Rockville, Maryland, formerly of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Tuesday, October 14, 2025.

He was born January 28, 1966 in St. Joseph to Paul and Linda (Henderson) Fattig.

Paul proudly served his country in the U.S. Marine Corps.

On October 5, 1986, he was united in marriage to Staci Parker. She survives of the home.

He spent his career working in management in St. Joseph, where he had many loyal customers.

Paul enjoyed watching movies, spending time with family and friends, and playing video games.

Survivors include his wife of 39 years, Staci; children, Taylor Fattig, Trevor Fattig and daughter-in-law, Vicky Fattig; granddaughter, Brooke Fattig; his mother, Linda Fattig; and sister, Tonya Fattig.

Services 1:00 P.M. Friday, October 24, Simplify Cremations &amp; Funerals.

Paul Fattig, 59, Rockville, Maryland, formerly of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Tuesday, October 14, 2025.He was born January 28, 1966 in St. Joseph to Paul and Linda (Henderson) Fattig.Paul proudly served his country in the U.S. Marine Corps.On October 5, 1986, he was united in marriage to Staci Parker. She survives of the home.He spent his career working in management in St. Joseph, where he had many loyal customers.Paul enjoyed watching movies, spending time with family and friends, and playing video games.He was preceded in death by his father.Survivors include his wife of 39 years, Staci; children, Taylor Fattig, Trevor Fattig and daughter-in-law, Vicky Fattig; granddaughter, Brooke Fattig; his mother, Linda Fattig; and sister, Tonya Fattig.Services 1:00 P.M. Friday, October 24, Simplify Cremations &amp; Funerals.<figure>
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Paul Fattig January 28, 1966-October 14, 2025

Joshua Michael McCarthy, 37, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Saturday, October 18, 2025.

He was born October 20, 1987 to Michael P. McCarthy and Marlene A. (Bonnell) Thornton in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

An unwavering bond was evident in the relationship Joshua shared with his son. Together, they created precious memories through their shared passion for playing games.

A hard worker to his core, he approached every job with unmatched energy and enthusiasm, consistently going above and beyond what was required. He was often described as a man who wore his heart on his sleeve, and rightfully so, for his empathy knew no bounds. Joshua’s actions spoke volumes of his character; he was always the first to offer a helping hand.

Yet, it was Joshua's ability to light up a room that will be most fondly remembered. His sense of humor, quick wit, and the sheer joy he brought with him were truly the life of any party.

He was preceded in death by his mother, Marlene Thornton; grandparents, Alan and Celetta Bonnell and David Goodman.

Survivors include his son, Atlas McCarthy; father, Michael McCarthy (Heather); stepfather, Shawn Thornton; siblings, Myriah Gerdes (Kody), Kelsey Gerdes (Benjamin) and Thomas Gerdes, Jr.; grandmother, Mary Goodman; nieces, Calliana Barnes, Kimarah Wilson, Adahlia Harris, Camellia Harris and Willow Milbourne; and nephew, Teagan Gerdes.

The family will gather with friends 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Thursday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory.

Joshua Michael McCarthy, 37, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Saturday, October 18, 2025.He was born October 20, 1987 to Michael P. McCarthy and Marlene A. (Bonnell) Thornton in Colorado Springs, Colorado.An unwavering bond was evident in the relationship Joshua shared with his son. Together, they created precious memories through their shared passion for playing games.A hard worker to his core, he approached every job with unmatched energy and enthusiasm, consistently going above and beyond what was required. He was often described as a man who wore his heart on his sleeve, and rightfully so, for his empathy knew no bounds. Joshua’s actions spoke volumes of his character; he was always the first to offer a helping hand.Yet, it was Joshua's ability to light up a room that will be most fondly remembered. His sense of humor, quick wit, and the sheer joy he brought with him were truly the life of any party.He was preceded in death by his mother, Marlene Thornton; grandparents, Alan and Celetta Bonnell and David Goodman.Survivors include his son, Atlas McCarthy; father, Michael McCarthy (Heather); stepfather, Shawn Thornton; siblings, Myriah Gerdes (Kody), Kelsey Gerdes (Benjamin) and Thomas Gerdes, Jr.; grandmother, Mary Goodman; nieces, Calliana Barnes, Kimarah Wilson, Adahlia Harris, Camellia Harris and Willow Milbourne; and nephew, Teagan Gerdes.The family will gather with friends 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Thursday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory.<figure>
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Joshua McCarthy October 20, 1987-October 18, 2025

Annette Alverda Henderson, 66, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Thursday, October 16, 2025.

She was born June 5, 1959 to Aggrey M. and Joyce I. (Thomas) Darlington in Grenada, West Indies.

On July 18, 2003, she married Henry Lee Henderson. Their union was a testament to enduring partnership and mutual respect, although Henry sadly predeceased Annette in 2016.

Annette devoted herself to a career in healthcare, providing comfort and care to countless patients as an LPN in St. Joseph, Missouri for 25 years.

She was an adventurer at heart, embracing the joy of travel. Beyond her adventures, her faith was a cornerstone of her existence. She was a member of St Joseph Three Angels Seventh-day Adventist Church. Annette loved the Lord with all her heart and lived a life that reflected her beliefs, embodying kindness, charity, and an enduring hope.

She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband.

Survivors include her siblings, Audrey McKenzie, Alma Elder (Neville), Althea Yearwood (Patrick), Deborah Moore (Irwin), Anthony Darlington (Okanna), Wayne Darlington, Glen Darlington (Risha), and David Darlington; nieces and nephews, Charnelle, Christopher, David, Patrice, Brianna, Bethany, Lishon, Shawn, Adrian, Ayson, Imani, Christina, Vishal, Tristan, Trenton, and Tyler.

Farewell Services and Public Livestream 10:00 A.M. Friday, October 31, St. Joseph Three Angels Seventh-day Adventist Church. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will gather with friends 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Thursday, October 30, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory.&nbsp;

Annette Alverda Henderson, 66, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Thursday, October 16, 2025.She was born June 5, 1959 to Aggrey M. and Joyce I. (Thomas) Darlington in Grenada, West Indies.On July 18, 2003, she married Henry Lee Henderson. Their union was a testament to enduring partnership and mutual respect, although Henry sadly predeceased Annette in 2016.Annette devoted herself to a career in healthcare, providing comfort and care to countless patients as an LPN in St. Joseph, Missouri for 25 years.She was an adventurer at heart, embracing the joy of travel. Beyond her adventures, her faith was a cornerstone of her existence. She was a member of St Joseph Three Angels Seventh-day Adventist Church. Annette loved the Lord with all her heart and lived a life that reflected her beliefs, embodying kindness, charity, and an enduring hope.She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband.Survivors include her siblings, Audrey McKenzie, Alma Elder (Neville), Althea Yearwood (Patrick), Deborah Moore (Irwin), Anthony Darlington (Okanna), Wayne Darlington, Glen Darlington (Risha), and David Darlington; nieces and nephews, Charnelle, Christopher, David, Patrice, Brianna, Bethany, Lishon, Shawn, Adrian, Ayson, Imani, Christina, Vishal, Tristan, Trenton, and Tyler.Farewell Services and Public Livestream 10:00 A.M. Friday, October 31, St. Joseph Three Angels Seventh-day Adventist Church. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will gather with friends 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Thursday, October 30, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory.&nbsp;<figure>
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Annette Henderson June 5, 1959-October 16, 2025

&nbsp;Alvin Turner Hoy, 81, of Platte City, MO, passed away on Friday, Oct. 17, 2025, at North Kansas City Hospital. He passed peacefully, surrounded by family.

Alvin was born on January 26, 1944, to John C. and Clara (Cox) Hoy in Kansas City, MO. He was a proud graduate of Park Hill High School and Northwest Missouri State University. He was then drafted into the military, where he bravely served for two years, including time in Vietnam. Afterward, he returned to his alma mater, Park Hill High School, where he worked as a guidance counselor and coached the basketball team. He was deeply passionate about his time there and made a lasting impact on his students and the school district. After retiring from Park Hill, he moved to San Diego, where he worked for the Navy as an Education Specialist. Upon retiring from the Navy, he returned to Kansas City, where he enjoyed retirement to the fullest.

While Alvin was seemingly always on the move—traveling, playing golf, running, and even competing in multiple marathons—he also appreciated the simple things in life, like his morning coffee, and ice cold beer, and cheering on his favorite team, the Kansas City Chiefs. During his travels, Alvin met thousands of people, each leaving a profound impact on his life, thanks to his genuine care for everyone he encountered. Though Alvin made friends across the country, his strongest and most meaningful relationships were with his family, whom he loved and supported throughout his life. Alvin will be remembered for his kindness, compassion, and the light he brought to every relationship and experience.

He is survived by his wife, Yun Maria Hoy, and they were married for 25 years. His daughter, Kelly Slavin; and three grandchildren: Madeline Phillips, Cameron Slavin, and Carter Slavin. He was preceded in death by his brother, John Hoy, and his parents, John C. and Clara Hoy.

Alvin was always the first to celebrate others, and now we invite you to join us in celebrating the life of Alvin Turner Hoy.

Visitation will be held at Davis Funeral Chapel from 1 to 3 p.m. on Thursday, October 23, 2025. The funeral service will follow at 3 p.m. at the chapel.

A military burial will take place in Leavenworth, Kansas, with a reception to follow. Date and details will be shared soon.

Arrangements are entrusted to Davis Funeral Chapel, Leavenworth or his wife and daughter.

&nbsp;Alvin Turner Hoy, 81, of Platte City, MO, passed away on Friday, Oct. 17, 2025, at North Kansas City Hospital. He passed peacefully, surrounded by family.Alvin was born on January 26, 1944, to John C. and Clara (Cox) Hoy in Kansas City, MO. He was a proud graduate of Park Hill High School and Northwest Missouri State University. He was then drafted into the military, where he bravely served for two years, including time in Vietnam. Afterward, he returned to his alma mater, Park Hill High School, where he worked as a guidance counselor and coached the basketball team. He was deeply passionate about his time there and made a lasting impact on his students and the school district. After retiring from Park Hill, he moved to San Diego, where he worked for the Navy as an Education Specialist. Upon retiring from the Navy, he returned to Kansas City, where he enjoyed retirement to the fullest.While Alvin was seemingly always on the move—traveling, playing golf, running, and even competing in multiple marathons—he also appreciated the simple things in life, like his morning coffee, and ice cold beer, and cheering on his favorite team, the Kansas City Chiefs. During his travels, Alvin met thousands of people, each leaving a profound impact on his life, thanks to his genuine care for everyone he encountered. Though Alvin made friends across the country, his strongest and most meaningful relationships were with his family, whom he loved and supported throughout his life. Alvin will be remembered for his kindness, compassion, and the light he brought to every relationship and experience.He is survived by his wife, Yun Maria Hoy, and they were married for 25 years. His daughter, Kelly Slavin; and three grandchildren: Madeline Phillips, Cameron Slavin, and Carter Slavin. He was preceded in death by his brother, John Hoy, and his parents, John C. and Clara Hoy.Alvin was always the first to celebrate others, and now we invite you to join us in celebrating the life of Alvin Turner Hoy.Visitation will be held at Davis Funeral Chapel from 1 to 3 p.m. on Thursday, October 23, 2025. The funeral service will follow at 3 p.m. at the chapel.A military burial will take place in Leavenworth, Kansas, with a reception to follow. Date and details will be shared soon.Arrangements are entrusted to Davis Funeral Chapel, Leavenworth or his wife and daughter.<figure>
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Alvin Hoy January 26, 1944-October 17, 2025

Sue Ann Moler passed away peacefully October 17, 2025 at Wathena Health Care and Rehab Center where she had been a resident since May 2017.

Sue was born at Sabetha in Nemaha County, KS November 4, 1947, the eldest of two children born to Ray and Maude Josephine Jenkins Moler and had lived most of her life in Hiawatha. &nbsp; She spent her growing up years in Powhattan where she graduated from high school in 1965. &nbsp;Sue worked in restaurants around Horton as a waitress, also as a dishwasher and cook.

She like to read books, play bingo, and watch television.

She is preceded in death by her parents, her brother Raymond, and a nephew Marcus.

Survivors include nieces: &nbsp;Melissa Moler, Sondra Moler, and Rhonda Moler and a good friend Pam Flint of Wathena. &nbsp;When she lived at home, she always enjoyed her cats: &nbsp;Spooky, Buddy, and Cricket.

Graveside inurnment services are pending at Powhattan Cemetery.

Sue Ann Moler passed away peacefully October 17, 2025 at Wathena Health Care and Rehab Center where she had been a resident since May 2017.Sue was born at Sabetha in Nemaha County, KS November 4, 1947, the eldest of two children born to Ray and Maude Josephine Jenkins Moler and had lived most of her life in Hiawatha. &nbsp; She spent her growing up years in Powhattan where she graduated from high school in 1965. &nbsp;Sue worked in restaurants around Horton as a waitress, also as a dishwasher and cook.She like to read books, play bingo, and watch television.She is preceded in death by her parents, her brother Raymond, and a nephew Marcus.Survivors include nieces: &nbsp;Melissa Moler, Sondra Moler, and Rhonda Moler and a good friend Pam Flint of Wathena. &nbsp;When she lived at home, she always enjoyed her cats: &nbsp;Spooky, Buddy, and Cricket.Graveside inurnment services are pending at Powhattan Cemetery.<figure>
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Sue Moler November 4, 1947-October 17, 2025

Jane Ann Smith, 74, of Hiawatha, died peacefully in the early morning hours of October 16, 2025 at Maple Heights Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.

Jane was born at Horton, November 6, 1950, one of four children born to the late Harry and Dena Rae Maxwell Elliott. &nbsp;She grew up at Falls City, Nebraska where she attended Falls City schools, where she later graduated high school.

&nbsp;Soon after graduation, she married Steven Werner and were blessed with three children: &nbsp;Todd, Michael, and Sara. &nbsp;Jane was dedicated to her young family by staying at home instead of working out. &nbsp;After they left the house, she enjoyed her work as a cook for local restaurants and in later years at nursing homes. &nbsp;She and Steven divorced.

She met and later married Ken Smith. &nbsp;They made their home at Whidbey Island in Washington State for a number of years until he passed away. &nbsp;Jane returned to this area and settled in Hiawatha to make her home.

Survivors include two sons: &nbsp;Todd Werner (Judy) of Munford, TN, Michael Werner of Hiawatha; a daughter Sara Simmonds of Wisner, NE, three brothers: &nbsp;David Elliott of the Ozarks in Missouri, Ron Elliott of Omaha, NE, and Mark Elliott of Las Vegas, NV; and seven grandchildren.

Graveside inurnment service is planned for 10 a.m. Saturday, October 25, 2025, at the Rose Hill Cemetery, Robinson. &nbsp;Pastor Rich Lehmkuhl will officiate.

Immediately following service, family and friends are invited to Stanton Lake in Falls City, for a time of fellowship and lunch.

Memorial contributions are suggested to Rose Hill Cemetery Up Keep Fund sent in care of Chapel Oaks Funeral Home, 124 S 7th St., Hiawatha, who is assisting the family with arrangements.

Jane Ann Smith, 74, of Hiawatha, died peacefully in the early morning hours of October 16, 2025 at Maple Heights Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.Jane was born at Horton, November 6, 1950, one of four children born to the late Harry and Dena Rae Maxwell Elliott. &nbsp;She grew up at Falls City, Nebraska where she attended Falls City schools, where she later graduated high school.&nbsp;Soon after graduation, she married Steven Werner and were blessed with three children: &nbsp;Todd, Michael, and Sara. &nbsp;Jane was dedicated to her young family by staying at home instead of working out. &nbsp;After they left the house, she enjoyed her work as a cook for local restaurants and in later years at nursing homes. &nbsp;She and Steven divorced.She met and later married Ken Smith. &nbsp;They made their home at Whidbey Island in Washington State for a number of years until he passed away. &nbsp;Jane returned to this area and settled in Hiawatha to make her home.Survivors include two sons: &nbsp;Todd Werner (Judy) of Munford, TN, Michael Werner of Hiawatha; a daughter Sara Simmonds of Wisner, NE, three brothers: &nbsp;David Elliott of the Ozarks in Missouri, Ron Elliott of Omaha, NE, and Mark Elliott of Las Vegas, NV; and seven grandchildren.Graveside inurnment service is planned for 10 a.m. Saturday, October 25, 2025, at the Rose Hill Cemetery, Robinson. &nbsp;Pastor Rich Lehmkuhl will officiate.Immediately following service, family and friends are invited to Stanton Lake in Falls City, for a time of fellowship and lunch.Memorial contributions are suggested to Rose Hill Cemetery Up Keep Fund sent in care of Chapel Oaks Funeral Home, 124 S 7th St., Hiawatha, who is assisting the family with arrangements.<figure>
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Jane Smith November 6, 1950-October 16, 2025

Butch Stumph, 58 of Smithville, MO passed away, October 18, 2025.

Memorial Service: 2:00 p.m. October 25th at Hixson-Klein Funeral Home, Smithville, MO.

Butch Stumph, 58 of Smithville, MO passed away, October 18, 2025.Memorial Service: 2:00 p.m. October 25th at Hixson-Klein Funeral Home, Smithville, MO.<figure>
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