Wanda June Stufflebean 94, of St. Joseph, passed away Thursday, July 24, 2025 at Mosaic Life Care in St. Joseph. She was born June 8, 1931, daughter of Byrda (Summers) and Byron Lamb. Wanda spent most of her youth in the Kansas City area, and attended Northeast High School. On March 22, 1947, she married Thomas Stufflebean in Paola, KS. She worked as a Seamstress for Sun Garment and H.D. Lee, and later worked a few years at Peachtree Door. She enjoyed sewing and was a wonderful cook. She will especially be remembered for her pies. Wanda was a member of the former Hyde Valley UMC and now Evolution UMC, where she was a member of the Quilting Circle.

Wanda was preceded in death by mother, Byrda Baker, father, Byron Lamb, husband, Thomas Stufflebean, sister, Donna Staggs, brother, Charles Lamb, and grandson, Timothy Stufflebean. Survivors include: her sons, Ronald (Teresa) Stufflebean and Thomas Stufflebean, all of St. Joseph, granddaughters, Leeanne Stufflebean and Cari Shuster, great-grandsons, Carson, Cyson, Gage, and Dreykin, 2 great-great granddaughters, and numerous nieces and nephews.

Ms. Stufflebean has been cremated under the care of Rupp Funeral Home. The family will receive friends from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM on Thursday, July 31, 2025 at the Rupp Funeral Home. Inurnment will take place at a later date at Greenlawn Cemetery, Plattsburg, MO.

Wanda June Stufflebean 94, of St. Joseph, passed away Thursday, July 24, 2025 at Mosaic Life Care in St. Joseph. She was born June 8, 1931, daughter of Byrda (Summers) and Byron Lamb. Wanda spent most of her youth in the Kansas City area, and attended Northeast High School. On March 22, 1947, she married Thomas Stufflebean in Paola, KS. She worked as a Seamstress for Sun Garment and H.D. Lee, and later worked a few years at Peachtree Door. She enjoyed sewing and was a wonderful cook. She will especially be remembered for her pies. Wanda was a member of the former Hyde Valley UMC and now Evolution UMC, where she was a member of the Quilting Circle.Wanda was preceded in death by mother, Byrda Baker, father, Byron Lamb, husband, Thomas Stufflebean, sister, Donna Staggs, brother, Charles Lamb, and grandson, Timothy Stufflebean. Survivors include: her sons, Ronald (Teresa) Stufflebean and Thomas Stufflebean, all of St. Joseph, granddaughters, Leeanne Stufflebean and Cari Shuster, great-grandsons, Carson, Cyson, Gage, and Dreykin, 2 great-great granddaughters, and numerous nieces and nephews.Ms. Stufflebean has been cremated under the care of Rupp Funeral Home. The family will receive friends from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM on Thursday, July 31, 2025 at the Rupp Funeral Home. Inurnment will take place at a later date at Greenlawn Cemetery, Plattsburg, MO.<figure>
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Wanda Stufflebean June 8, 1931-July 24, 2025

Michelle Renee Miller, 53, a lifetime resident of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Friday, July 18, 2025.

She was born on September 22, 1971, to Greg and Rhonda Wright in her hometown St. Joseph, Missouri.

Growing up in St. Joseph, Michelle attended Lafayette High School, where her early love for history and collectibles began to shine. Her keen eye for beauty and the past would pave the way for her future. Michelle spent over 20 years as an esteemed antique dealer.

She found joy in the art of reselling, giving new life to forgotten treasures, and cooking, where she lovingly prepared meals that gathered friends and family around the table. However, Michelle's true fulfillment came from the happiness she provided to her loved ones.

She is survived by her mother and her siblings, Susan Parker, Jamie Sanchez, and Amanda Auxier. Although her father and her sibling Greg Wright Jr. preceded her in passing, the legacy of love they shared as a family will continue to resonate.

Michelle leaves behind a legacy that will be fondly remembered and sorely missed.

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

Michelle Renee Miller, 53, a lifetime resident of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Friday, July 18, 2025.She was born on September 22, 1971, to Greg and Rhonda Wright in her hometown St. Joseph, Missouri.Growing up in St. Joseph, Michelle attended Lafayette High School, where her early love for history and collectibles began to shine. Her keen eye for beauty and the past would pave the way for her future. Michelle spent over 20 years as an esteemed antique dealer.She found joy in the art of reselling, giving new life to forgotten treasures, and cooking, where she lovingly prepared meals that gathered friends and family around the table. However, Michelle's true fulfillment came from the happiness she provided to her loved ones.She is survived by her mother and her siblings, Susan Parker, Jamie Sanchez, and Amanda Auxier. Although her father and her sibling Greg Wright Jr. preceded her in passing, the legacy of love they shared as a family will continue to resonate.Michelle leaves behind a legacy that will be fondly remembered and sorely missed.Cremation under the direction of Simplify Cremations &amp; Funerals.<figure>
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Michelle Miller September 22, 1971-July 18, 2025

Helen June (Brooks) Gwinn, 87, of Weston, MO passed away peacefully July 22, 2025, at Aspire Senior Living in Platte City after a long illness.

Helen was born Sept. 8, 1937, to Rollin and Ina Brooks, and attended Weston schools. She was united in marriage to Ed Gwinn in 1962, spending 51 years together until his passing in 2013. An Avid Country music fan, Helen was a regular attendee at Cline Opry House in Weston. She was a five-year resident of Weston Senor Housing where she enjoyed chatting with her friends and neighbors. Helen was a lifelong member of United Methodist Church of Weston, MO.

Helen was preceded in death by her siblings, Carl, Jim and Willard Brooks and sisters Mary Gibbs and May Brooks. She is survived by her nieces and nephews: Linda Brooks Horseman (Paul) of Columbia, MO; Robert Brooks (Beth) of Lakeville, MN; David Brooks (Julie) of Centerview, MO; Carl Dean Brooks (Doris) of Trimble, MO; Elaine Steffan (Ray) of Fordyce, Nebraska; Roy Gibbs of Maryville, MO; and Eva Gibbs of Panama City, Florida.

A private Graveside service at Graceland Cemetery, Weston, MO, is scheduled for a later date.

Arrangements By: Vaughn Funeral Home—Weston, MO— (816) 386-2281.

Helen June (Brooks) Gwinn, 87, of Weston, MO passed away peacefully July 22, 2025, at Aspire Senior Living in Platte City after a long illness.Helen was born Sept. 8, 1937, to Rollin and Ina Brooks, and attended Weston schools. She was united in marriage to Ed Gwinn in 1962, spending 51 years together until his passing in 2013. An Avid Country music fan, Helen was a regular attendee at Cline Opry House in Weston. She was a five-year resident of Weston Senor Housing where she enjoyed chatting with her friends and neighbors. Helen was a lifelong member of United Methodist Church of Weston, MO.Helen was preceded in death by her siblings, Carl, Jim and Willard Brooks and sisters Mary Gibbs and May Brooks. She is survived by her nieces and nephews: Linda Brooks Horseman (Paul) of Columbia, MO; Robert Brooks (Beth) of Lakeville, MN; David Brooks (Julie) of Centerview, MO; Carl Dean Brooks (Doris) of Trimble, MO; Elaine Steffan (Ray) of Fordyce, Nebraska; Roy Gibbs of Maryville, MO; and Eva Gibbs of Panama City, Florida.A private Graveside service at Graceland Cemetery, Weston, MO, is scheduled for a later date.Arrangements By: Vaughn Funeral Home—Weston, MO— (816) 386-2281.

Helen Gwinn September 8, 1937-July 22, 2025

Stephanie Renee Hall, age 47, of Topeka, KS, died unexpectedly on July 17, 2025. She was born on October 16, 1977, in Russell, KS, the daughter of Albert Brian Hall and Brenda (Ehrlich). She attended schools in Oregon, MO, growing up.&nbsp;

Stephanie was a homemaker and enjoyed cooking, arts and crafts and spending time with her family. She was the life of the party, the best party planner. She lit up every room she walked in. She will always be missed by her children, Chelsea Roberts of St. Joseph, MO, Nariah Fagins of Topeka, KS; step-children, Xavier Hazelton of Topeka, KS, Tyesha Hazelton of Arrington, KS; her mother, Brenda; a brother, Tommy Hall of Emporia, KS; sisters, Jennifer McDowell of Lawrence, KS, Carmen Mudd of Oregon, MO; her step-father, Bob Patterson of Oregon, MO; and six grandchildren. Many nieces, nephews and her closest friend Jennifer Rhyne. She is preceded in death by her father, Albert Hall.&nbsp;

Stephanie has been cremated and her life will be celebrated at a later time. Any family or friends that wish to assist the family with cremation expenses can leave memorials to the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home.&nbsp;

Stephanie Renee Hall, age 47, of Topeka, KS, died unexpectedly on July 17, 2025. She was born on October 16, 1977, in Russell, KS, the daughter of Albert Brian Hall and Brenda (Ehrlich). She attended schools in Oregon, MO, growing up.&nbsp;Stephanie was a homemaker and enjoyed cooking, arts and crafts and spending time with her family. She was the life of the party, the best party planner. She lit up every room she walked in. She will always be missed by her children, Chelsea Roberts of St. Joseph, MO, Nariah Fagins of Topeka, KS; step-children, Xavier Hazelton of Topeka, KS, Tyesha Hazelton of Arrington, KS; her mother, Brenda; a brother, Tommy Hall of Emporia, KS; sisters, Jennifer McDowell of Lawrence, KS, Carmen Mudd of Oregon, MO; her step-father, Bob Patterson of Oregon, MO; and six grandchildren. Many nieces, nephews and her closest friend Jennifer Rhyne. She is preceded in death by her father, Albert Hall.&nbsp;Stephanie has been cremated and her life will be celebrated at a later time. Any family or friends that wish to assist the family with cremation expenses can leave memorials to the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home.&nbsp;<figure>
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Stephanie Hall October 16, 1977-July 17, 2025

Velma Rose Dudeck was born in Marion County, Kansas on April 24, 1928. She was one of two children of Arthur L. and Sarah (Miller) Popp. Velma’s father passed away when she was three, and her mother later married Gottlieb Arbeiter.

Velma graduated from York, Nebraska High School. On March 30, 1952 Velma married Paul E. Dudeck. He preceded her in death in 2008.

Velma was a typical farmwife of that generation, busy with helping on the farm, gardening, canning, and raising many chickens and their four children.

Velma was also preceded in death by infant triplets; son, George; grandson, Michael Dudeck; and her brother, Lowell Popp.&nbsp;

After Paul’s death, Velma continued to live on the farm until this past May. She passed away on July 22, 2025 at the Oregon Cere Center.&nbsp;

Survivors include her children, David (Anne) Dudeck, Dan (Karen) Dudeck, and Ruth (Jayson) Johnson; grandchildren, Rob (Beth) Dudeck, Matthew (Elizabeth) Dudeck, Chris (Laura) Daniel, Ashli (Jim) Wiederholt, David (Sarah) Dudeck, Joshua Dudeck, Jessica Pavlisin, Brooke (Jess) Berkey, Brittany (Brandon) Walker, and Brett (Lexi) Johnson; great grandchildren, Emma, Ethan, Jackson, and Kenton Dudeck; George, John, and Jacob Dudeck; Anna and Hank Daniel; Grayson, Elli, and William Wiederholt; Noah, Hadley, and Eliana Dudeck; Georgia and Amelia Dudeck; George, Charles, Adelaide and Ruby Pavlisin; William and Jack Burkey; and Eva Mae, Colin, and Meredith Walker.

Velma Rose Dudeck was born in Marion County, Kansas on April 24, 1928. She was one of two children of Arthur L. and Sarah (Miller) Popp. Velma’s father passed away when she was three, and her mother later married Gottlieb Arbeiter.Velma graduated from York, Nebraska High School. On March 30, 1952 Velma married Paul E. Dudeck. He preceded her in death in 2008.Velma was a typical farmwife of that generation, busy with helping on the farm, gardening, canning, and raising many chickens and their four children.Velma was also preceded in death by infant triplets; son, George; grandson, Michael Dudeck; and her brother, Lowell Popp.&nbsp;After Paul’s death, Velma continued to live on the farm until this past May. She passed away on July 22, 2025 at the Oregon Cere Center.&nbsp;Survivors include her children, David (Anne) Dudeck, Dan (Karen) Dudeck, and Ruth (Jayson) Johnson; grandchildren, Rob (Beth) Dudeck, Matthew (Elizabeth) Dudeck, Chris (Laura) Daniel, Ashli (Jim) Wiederholt, David (Sarah) Dudeck, Joshua Dudeck, Jessica Pavlisin, Brooke (Jess) Berkey, Brittany (Brandon) Walker, and Brett (Lexi) Johnson; great grandchildren, Emma, Ethan, Jackson, and Kenton Dudeck; George, John, and Jacob Dudeck; Anna and Hank Daniel; Grayson, Elli, and William Wiederholt; Noah, Hadley, and Eliana Dudeck; Georgia and Amelia Dudeck; George, Charles, Adelaide and Ruby Pavlisin; William and Jack Burkey; and Eva Mae, Colin, and Meredith Walker.<figure>
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Velma Dudeck April 24, 1928-July 22, 2025

Irma White, 82, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Tuesday, July 22, 2025.

She was born April 24, 1943 in Chicago, Illinois to Steve and Florence (Bulger) Brown.

Irma married Raymond Koontz in 1965 and to this union three sons were born. After their marriage ended, Irma was a homemaker who raised her three boys. She married Donald W. White on July 28, 2001, who preceded her in death.

Irma enjoyed sewing, crocheting, knitting and quilting.

She was preceded in death by her parents; her son, John Koontz; and her husband, Donald.

Survivors include sons, James and Joel Koontz; grandchildren, Chris Koontz (Elizabeth) and Lacey Koontz’ great-granddaughters, Nova Jane and Ava Marie Koontz; and her beloved cat, Casper.

Cremation under the direction of Simplify Cremations &amp; Funerals. The family suggests memorial contributions to the St. Joseph Animal Shelter.

Irma White, 82, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Tuesday, July 22, 2025.She was born April 24, 1943 in Chicago, Illinois to Steve and Florence (Bulger) Brown.Irma married Raymond Koontz in 1965 and to this union three sons were born. After their marriage ended, Irma was a homemaker who raised her three boys. She married Donald W. White on July 28, 2001, who preceded her in death.Irma enjoyed sewing, crocheting, knitting and quilting.She was preceded in death by her parents; her son, John Koontz; and her husband, Donald.Survivors include sons, James and Joel Koontz; grandchildren, Chris Koontz (Elizabeth) and Lacey Koontz’ great-granddaughters, Nova Jane and Ava Marie Koontz; and her beloved cat, Casper.Cremation under the direction of Simplify Cremations &amp; Funerals. The family suggests memorial contributions to the St. Joseph Animal Shelter.<figure>
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Irma White April 24, 1943-July 22, 2025

Having fought the good fight, and now having finished her race here on earth, Alexine Lee Blunt, age 35, of Atchison, KS, passed peacefully on July 22, 2025, surrounded by her loving family.&nbsp;

Alex was born on March 4, 1990, in Atchison, KS, the daughter of Jerry and Karen (Regan) Blunt. She is a 2008 graduate of Atchison High School.&nbsp;

Alex lived life to the fullest, even though she battled numerous health obstacles. She was kind, caring, loving, generous and strong. She loved drawing, coloring, caring for her animals and listening to Christian music. Alex would always be joking around with her family and friends.

Having wanted to always be a teacher because of her love of children, Alex was able to spend time at the AES kindergarten room with her aunt assisting with the kids. She cherished the time she could spend helping at the school. She attended the First Baptist Church and found great joy in their church youth group.&nbsp;

Alex's memory will forever live on and be cherished by her parents, Jerry and Karen Blunt; her brother, Tanner Blunt; and her aunts, uncles, cousins and countless friends. She is preceded in death by her grandparents, Vincent &amp; Phyllis Regan and Carl and Barbara Blunt; an uncle, Tony Regan; and an aunt, Catherine “Cathy” (Regan) Gonzales.&nbsp;

Alex’s life will be celebrated on Friday, July 25, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Russ Cooper officiating. She will be laid to rest at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Visitation with the family will be on Thursday evening, July 24th from 5:30-7:30 at the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home. Memorials in her honor may be made to the St. Benedict Catholic School Endowment to be designated to the Regan Family Memorial Scholarship or the First Baptist Church. Funeral care has been entrusted to the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home.

Having fought the good fight, and now having finished her race here on earth, Alexine Lee Blunt, age 35, of Atchison, KS, passed peacefully on July 22, 2025, surrounded by her loving family.&nbsp;Alex was born on March 4, 1990, in Atchison, KS, the daughter of Jerry and Karen (Regan) Blunt. She is a 2008 graduate of Atchison High School.&nbsp;Alex lived life to the fullest, even though she battled numerous health obstacles. She was kind, caring, loving, generous and strong. She loved drawing, coloring, caring for her animals and listening to Christian music. Alex would always be joking around with her family and friends.Having wanted to always be a teacher because of her love of children, Alex was able to spend time at the AES kindergarten room with her aunt assisting with the kids. She cherished the time she could spend helping at the school. She attended the First Baptist Church and found great joy in their church youth group.&nbsp;Alex's memory will forever live on and be cherished by her parents, Jerry and Karen Blunt; her brother, Tanner Blunt; and her aunts, uncles, cousins and countless friends. She is preceded in death by her grandparents, Vincent &amp; Phyllis Regan and Carl and Barbara Blunt; an uncle, Tony Regan; and an aunt, Catherine “Cathy” (Regan) Gonzales.&nbsp;Alex’s life will be celebrated on Friday, July 25, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Russ Cooper officiating. She will be laid to rest at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Visitation with the family will be on Thursday evening, July 24th from 5:30-7:30 at the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home. Memorials in her honor may be made to the St. Benedict Catholic School Endowment to be designated to the Regan Family Memorial Scholarship or the First Baptist Church. Funeral care has been entrusted to the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home.<figure>
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Alexine Blunt March 4, 1990-July 22, 2025

Ruthanna Keimig, age 96, of Atchison, Kansas, died Tuesday, July 22, 2025, surrounded by her family.

Mass of Christian burial will be Monday, July 28, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. at St. Louis Church. Interment will follow in Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Visitation will be on Monday at the church beginning at 9:30 a.m. with a rosary to follow at 10:30 a.m. before mass. Memorial contributions are suggested to St. Louis Church or the Medicalodge Activity Fund and may be left in care of the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home.&nbsp;

Ruthanna was born May 19, 1929, the daughter of Julius and Helena M. (Watowa) Handke. She attended Irish Point School.&nbsp;

On November 23, 1949, she and Louis William Keimig were married by Fr. Cosmos Schneider at St. Louis Church and they made their home on a farm north of Atchison their entire married life.

Ruthanna was a member of St. Louis Church and was active in the church Altar Society. She enjoyed reading, traveling, and doing crossword puzzles. She loved music, playing the piano and in her younger years she liked to dance. Above all else, she loved her grandchildren and spending time making memories with them.&nbsp;

Survivors include two sons, Jerry (Judy) Keimig, Kansas City, MO, Donald (Rita) Keimig, Atchison, KS, a sister, Leona Busenbarrick, Atchison, KS, five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.&nbsp;

She was preceded in death by her husband, on October 15, 1983, and three brothers, Donald Handke, Eugene Handke and Leo Handke.&nbsp;

Ruthanna Keimig, age 96, of Atchison, Kansas, died Tuesday, July 22, 2025, surrounded by her family.Mass of Christian burial will be Monday, July 28, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. at St. Louis Church. Interment will follow in Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Visitation will be on Monday at the church beginning at 9:30 a.m. with a rosary to follow at 10:30 a.m. before mass. Memorial contributions are suggested to St. Louis Church or the Medicalodge Activity Fund and may be left in care of the Arensberg-Pruett Funeral Home.&nbsp;Ruthanna was born May 19, 1929, the daughter of Julius and Helena M. (Watowa) Handke. She attended Irish Point School.&nbsp;On November 23, 1949, she and Louis William Keimig were married by Fr. Cosmos Schneider at St. Louis Church and they made their home on a farm north of Atchison their entire married life.Ruthanna was a member of St. Louis Church and was active in the church Altar Society. She enjoyed reading, traveling, and doing crossword puzzles. She loved music, playing the piano and in her younger years she liked to dance. Above all else, she loved her grandchildren and spending time making memories with them.&nbsp;Survivors include two sons, Jerry (Judy) Keimig, Kansas City, MO, Donald (Rita) Keimig, Atchison, KS, a sister, Leona Busenbarrick, Atchison, KS, five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.&nbsp;She was preceded in death by her husband, on October 15, 1983, and three brothers, Donald Handke, Eugene Handke and Leo Handke.&nbsp;<figure>
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Ruthanna Keimig May 19, 1929-July 22, 2025

Bryce Lane Schoonover was born July 21, 1963, to James and Faire (Drewes) Schoonover of Mound City, Missouri.

On August 2, 1986, he married the love of his life, Patricia Lynn Hunziger, of Oregon, Missouri. They became the parents of three beautiful daughters, whom he loved and cherished. He was a devoted husband, father and grandfather.

Bryce enjoyed growing up working alongside his parents at Schoonover Oil Company, Inc., where he was the current owner/operator. He was an honest, upright and hard-working man who never met a stranger.

He was a member of the Christian Fellowship Church in Mound City and a loyal soldier in the Lord’s army. The most important thing to him was his relationship with Jesus Christ. His main mission in life was to tell others about God’s plan of salvation through Him. “And this is the testimony: God has given us eternal life, and this life is in His Son. He who has the Son has life; he who does not have the Son of God does not have life.” (1 John 5:11-12 NIV)

Bryce passed away on his 62nd birthday, July 21, 2025 at a St. Joseph hospital after suffering a massive hemorrhagic stroke.

He was preceded in death by his father, James; brother-in-law, Tommy Quick, and an unborn child and grandchild.

In addition to his wife, Patty, he is survived by his daughters: Anna Statesel (James), Laura Lewis (Kolby) and Sarah Bridgman (Josh); mother, Faire; grandchildren: Evelynn Rose Statesel, Brylee Joy Lewis, and Henry Bryce and Ivy Louise Bridgman; siblings: Jon Schoonover (Kayla), Jill Asher (Dave) and Gay Quick (Allan Markt); numerous in-laws, nieces, nephews and a great host of friends.

The family will receive friends Friday, July 25, from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Christian Fellowship Church in Mound City. A celebration of life will be held Saturday, July 26 at 10:30 a.m., also at the church. The service will be live-streamed on the church’s Facebook page.

Memorials may be made to the Christian Fellowship Church or For God’s Children International (FGCI). Interment will be at Mount Hope Cemetery, Mound City, MO.

Bryce Lane Schoonover was born July 21, 1963, to James and Faire (Drewes) Schoonover of Mound City, Missouri.On August 2, 1986, he married the love of his life, Patricia Lynn Hunziger, of Oregon, Missouri. They became the parents of three beautiful daughters, whom he loved and cherished. He was a devoted husband, father and grandfather.Bryce enjoyed growing up working alongside his parents at Schoonover Oil Company, Inc., where he was the current owner/operator. He was an honest, upright and hard-working man who never met a stranger.He was a member of the Christian Fellowship Church in Mound City and a loyal soldier in the Lord’s army. The most important thing to him was his relationship with Jesus Christ. His main mission in life was to tell others about God’s plan of salvation through Him. “And this is the testimony: God has given us eternal life, and this life is in His Son. He who has the Son has life; he who does not have the Son of God does not have life.” (1 John 5:11-12 NIV)Bryce passed away on his 62nd birthday, July 21, 2025 at a St. Joseph hospital after suffering a massive hemorrhagic stroke.He was preceded in death by his father, James; brother-in-law, Tommy Quick, and an unborn child and grandchild.In addition to his wife, Patty, he is survived by his daughters: Anna Statesel (James), Laura Lewis (Kolby) and Sarah Bridgman (Josh); mother, Faire; grandchildren: Evelynn Rose Statesel, Brylee Joy Lewis, and Henry Bryce and Ivy Louise Bridgman; siblings: Jon Schoonover (Kayla), Jill Asher (Dave) and Gay Quick (Allan Markt); numerous in-laws, nieces, nephews and a great host of friends.The family will receive friends Friday, July 25, from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Christian Fellowship Church in Mound City. A celebration of life will be held Saturday, July 26 at 10:30 a.m., also at the church. The service will be live-streamed on the church’s Facebook page.Memorials may be made to the Christian Fellowship Church or For God’s Children International (FGCI). Interment will be at Mount Hope Cemetery, Mound City, MO.<figure>
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Bryce Schoonover July 21, 1963-July 21, 2025

Spencer Dean Brown, of St. Joseph, Missouri passed away on July 21, 2025, at the age of 88. &nbsp;He was born October 23, 1936, in Cameron, Missouri, to the late Harold Spencer and Thelma (Dwyer) Brown.

Spencer was a Benton graduate and over the road truck driver for 35 years. &nbsp;He was a longtime member of the 17th Street Community of Christ Church, where he served faithfully as an elder. &nbsp;He officiated weddings and baptisms and was a proud member of the church choir and a beloved member of the community.

Spencer had a lifelong passion for aviation. &nbsp;He enjoyed building and flying model airplanes, spending countless hours perfecting his craft and sharing the hobby with others. &nbsp;He also had a love for racing, having completed in small-format race cars and following NASCAR with great enthusiasm.

Surviving are his wife Marilyn, four daughters, Debbie Burns (Mike), Deana Moran, Rogene Johnston (Steve), Cindy Martin; brother Lionel Brown (Karen); other relatives and friends.

He was preceded in death by his parents; former wife Mary Davis; daughter Kathy Code; brother Don Brown; grandson, Justin Martin; great-grandson Cyler Matthews.

Spencer was the proud grandfather of 12 grandchildren, 24 great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the 17th Street Community of Christ Church of the St. Joseph Animal Shelter.

At this time, no service is planned, but a memorial or celebration of life service may be held at a later date.

Arrangements under the direction of Heaton-Bowman-Smith &amp; Sidenfaden Chapel

Spencer Dean Brown, of St. Joseph, Missouri passed away on July 21, 2025, at the age of 88. &nbsp;He was born October 23, 1936, in Cameron, Missouri, to the late Harold Spencer and Thelma (Dwyer) Brown.Spencer was a Benton graduate and over the road truck driver for 35 years. &nbsp;He was a longtime member of the 17th Street Community of Christ Church, where he served faithfully as an elder. &nbsp;He officiated weddings and baptisms and was a proud member of the church choir and a beloved member of the community.Spencer had a lifelong passion for aviation. &nbsp;He enjoyed building and flying model airplanes, spending countless hours perfecting his craft and sharing the hobby with others. &nbsp;He also had a love for racing, having completed in small-format race cars and following NASCAR with great enthusiasm.Surviving are his wife Marilyn, four daughters, Debbie Burns (Mike), Deana Moran, Rogene Johnston (Steve), Cindy Martin; brother Lionel Brown (Karen); other relatives and friends.He was preceded in death by his parents; former wife Mary Davis; daughter Kathy Code; brother Don Brown; grandson, Justin Martin; great-grandson Cyler Matthews.Spencer was the proud grandfather of 12 grandchildren, 24 great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren.In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the 17th Street Community of Christ Church of the St. Joseph Animal Shelter.At this time, no service is planned, but a memorial or celebration of life service may be held at a later date.Arrangements under the direction of Heaton-Bowman-Smith &amp; Sidenfaden Chapel<figure>
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Spencer Brown October 23, 1936-July 21, 2025

Michael A. Jennings, 75, Savannah, Missouri, formerly of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away peacefully at home Monday, July 21, 2025.

He was born April 28, 1950 in St. Joseph to Donald and Mary (McVay) Jennings. He grew up in St. Joseph, where he started working as a young boy delivering the St. Joseph News-Press. He graduated from Lafayette High School in 1968. He was a member of Woodson Chapel Church.

Michael proudly served his country in the U.S. Navy in Newfoundland and during the Vietnam War, then later in the U.S. Army Reserves in Panama and during Desert Storm.

After his military service, Michael earned his bachelor’s degree in Agriculture from Missouri Western State College. He was a farmer all of his life, raising livestock and row crops with his father. He also sold seed corn and worked for ChemLawn as well as drove a road grader for Andrew County.

He married Georgeanne Walker on August 22, 1968. They later divorced. He married Verna Jo Davis on November 26, 1992, and she survives of the home.

Sports were a big part of Michael’s life. He started a noncompetitive youth baseball league in Savannah, which later became an American Legion league. He built the league’s field himself. He started boys baseball and girls volleyball at Savannah High School in the 1989-1990 school year. He would also take a few kids each summer to Phil Welch Stadium to see baseball games and hopefully encourage them to follow their talent and dreams in the sport.

Besides baseball, Michael enjoyed going dancing with Verna and loved his animals.

An outgoing, social fellow who was known in his earlier years to be the life of the party, Michael was foremost a loving husband, father, and grandfather with a big, generous heart who would help anyone, anytime.

He was preceded in death by his parents; grandson, Michael Scott Jennings; and brother-in-law, Daryl Schneider.

Survivors include his wife of 33 years, Verna; children, Michael Jennings, Janelle Jennings, Matthew Jennings (Bethany), Cree Zepeda (Jason), and Amelia Madl (Tim); grandchildren, Jayden Jennings, Jordan Jennings-Duberry, Jianna Duberry, Cheyenne Allen, Rae Lyn Jennings, Calvin Jennings, Addie Madl, and Maddox Madl; sisters, Jennifer Sangster (Tom) and Jody Schneider; several nieces, nephews, other extended family and friends; and his beloved dog, Molly.

Michael A. Jennings, 75, Savannah, Missouri, formerly of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away peacefully at home Monday, July 21, 2025.He was born April 28, 1950 in St. Joseph to Donald and Mary (McVay) Jennings. He grew up in St. Joseph, where he started working as a young boy delivering the St. Joseph News-Press. He graduated from Lafayette High School in 1968. He was a member of Woodson Chapel Church.Michael proudly served his country in the U.S. Navy in Newfoundland and during the Vietnam War, then later in the U.S. Army Reserves in Panama and during Desert Storm.After his military service, Michael earned his bachelor’s degree in Agriculture from Missouri Western State College. He was a farmer all of his life, raising livestock and row crops with his father. He also sold seed corn and worked for ChemLawn as well as drove a road grader for Andrew County.He married Georgeanne Walker on August 22, 1968. They later divorced. He married Verna Jo Davis on November 26, 1992, and she survives of the home.Sports were a big part of Michael’s life. He started a noncompetitive youth baseball league in Savannah, which later became an American Legion league. He built the league’s field himself. He started boys baseball and girls volleyball at Savannah High School in the 1989-1990 school year. He would also take a few kids each summer to Phil Welch Stadium to see baseball games and hopefully encourage them to follow their talent and dreams in the sport.Besides baseball, Michael enjoyed going dancing with Verna and loved his animals.An outgoing, social fellow who was known in his earlier years to be the life of the party, Michael was foremost a loving husband, father, and grandfather with a big, generous heart who would help anyone, anytime.He was preceded in death by his parents; grandson, Michael Scott Jennings; and brother-in-law, Daryl Schneider.Survivors include his wife of 33 years, Verna; children, Michael Jennings, Janelle Jennings, Matthew Jennings (Bethany), Cree Zepeda (Jason), and Amelia Madl (Tim); grandchildren, Jayden Jennings, Jordan Jennings-Duberry, Jianna Duberry, Cheyenne Allen, Rae Lyn Jennings, Calvin Jennings, Addie Madl, and Maddox Madl; sisters, Jennifer Sangster (Tom) and Jody Schneider; several nieces, nephews, other extended family and friends; and his beloved dog, Molly.<figure>
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Michael Jennings April 28, 1950-July 21, 2025

Carolyn Sue Jacobs Trauernicht, 75, Whitesville, Missouri, passed away Sunday, July 20, 2025.

She was born March 11, 1950 to Carl E. and Z. Doyn (Muntz) Jacobs in Maryville, Missouri.

A graduate of Worth County High School in Grant City, Missouri and Gard Business School in St. Joseph, Missouri. Carolyn later went to Missouri Western State University, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in management. Carolyn excelled as an administrative assistant for various businesses. Seeking to share her wisdom with the younger generation, she eventually found her calling as a substitute teacher, a role she cherished until retirement.

Carolyn married Danny Pawling on March 20, 1970, and together they embarked on life's journey, welcoming four children into the world: Tabatha (Pawling) Verbick, Mindy Sue Pawling, Carl Pawling, and Shanin Pawling. Their paths as a married couple diverged. Carolyn later married Fred Trauernicht on September 1, 1992.

An avid quilter, her skilled hands crafted heirlooms that would wrap her loved ones in warmth for generations to come. Her love for the outdoors was boundless, whether tending to her animals, flowers, camping trips, or fishing. She also found joy in the quiet solitude of hunting and the thrill of spelunking.

She was preceded in death by her parents; daughter, Mindy Sue Pawling; grandson, Elijah Pawling; and sister, Patricia Davidshofer.

Survivors include her husband, Fred; her children, Tabatha (Pawling) Verbick, Carl Pawling (Susanna), and Shanin Pawling (Amanda); step-daughter, Rebecca Trauernicht; grandchildren, Michelle Verbick, Dustin Verbick, Cora Pawling, James Pawling, Miriam Pawling, Carl Andrew Pawling, Jacob Pawling, Walker McCallon (Marissa), River McCallon (Thelma), Sawyer McCallon, Timber McCallon, and Connor Pawling; great-grandchildren, Emberly Justus and a baby girl on the way; sisters, Kathy Adwell (Steve) and Carla Fisher (Kevin); brother-in-law, Jeff Davidshofer; and numerous nieces, nephews, and extended family.

Farewell Services and Public Livestream 1:00 P.M. Friday, August 1, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory, St. Joseph, Missouri. Inurnment Memorial Park Cemetery at a later date. The family will gather with friends 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Thursday, July 31, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions to Caroyln’s Funeral Fund.

Carolyn Sue Jacobs Trauernicht, 75, Whitesville, Missouri, passed away Sunday, July 20, 2025.She was born March 11, 1950 to Carl E. and Z. Doyn (Muntz) Jacobs in Maryville, Missouri.A graduate of Worth County High School in Grant City, Missouri and Gard Business School in St. Joseph, Missouri. Carolyn later went to Missouri Western State University, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in management. Carolyn excelled as an administrative assistant for various businesses. Seeking to share her wisdom with the younger generation, she eventually found her calling as a substitute teacher, a role she cherished until retirement.Carolyn married Danny Pawling on March 20, 1970, and together they embarked on life's journey, welcoming four children into the world: Tabatha (Pawling) Verbick, Mindy Sue Pawling, Carl Pawling, and Shanin Pawling. Their paths as a married couple diverged. Carolyn later married Fred Trauernicht on September 1, 1992.An avid quilter, her skilled hands crafted heirlooms that would wrap her loved ones in warmth for generations to come. Her love for the outdoors was boundless, whether tending to her animals, flowers, camping trips, or fishing. She also found joy in the quiet solitude of hunting and the thrill of spelunking.She was preceded in death by her parents; daughter, Mindy Sue Pawling; grandson, Elijah Pawling; and sister, Patricia Davidshofer.Survivors include her husband, Fred; her children, Tabatha (Pawling) Verbick, Carl Pawling (Susanna), and Shanin Pawling (Amanda); step-daughter, Rebecca Trauernicht; grandchildren, Michelle Verbick, Dustin Verbick, Cora Pawling, James Pawling, Miriam Pawling, Carl Andrew Pawling, Jacob Pawling, Walker McCallon (Marissa), River McCallon (Thelma), Sawyer McCallon, Timber McCallon, and Connor Pawling; great-grandchildren, Emberly Justus and a baby girl on the way; sisters, Kathy Adwell (Steve) and Carla Fisher (Kevin); brother-in-law, Jeff Davidshofer; and numerous nieces, nephews, and extended family.Farewell Services and Public Livestream 1:00 P.M. Friday, August 1, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory, St. Joseph, Missouri. Inurnment Memorial Park Cemetery at a later date. The family will gather with friends 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Thursday, July 31, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions to Caroyln’s Funeral Fund.<figure>
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Carolyn Trauernicht March 11, 1950-July 20, 2025

Milton Carl Moore, 80, Springfield, Missouri, formerly of St. Joseph, passed away Sunday, July 20, 2025, surrounded by his family.

He was born July 28, 1944 to Carl and Mildred Hjelm Moore in St. Joseph, Missouri.

Milton graduated from Central High School in 1962, St. Joseph Junior College in 1964, Northwest Missouri State University in 1967 and later earned his master’s degree at the University of Central Missouri.

He married Judy Matthews in 1967. He later married Judith Perryman in 1989.

Milton’s love of farming started with his parents and brother in 1958 and continued his entire life. He learned his carpentry skills as a young man traveling to Clay Center, KS where he framed houses with his uncle. He began his teaching career at Smithville High School in 1967. He then taught drafting and design at Hillyard Technical Center from 1971-1999. Milton was very passionate about taking students to state and national competitions for Skills USA, formerly Vocational Industrial Clubs of America.

In his “spare time” Milton kept busy by helping people. Milton never turned down a request for help. When he wasn’t in the classroom he removed snow, topped trees, built decks, roofed houses, and helped friends move just to name a few. He also worked for American Family Insurance as an adjuster, Altec, Vieco Construction Inc., Maysville Truss Co, among others. After “retirement”, he continued to teach at various locations.

He was an elder and an active member of Westminster Presbyterian Church &amp; Trinity Presbyterian Church, where he served on multiple committees. He developed lasting friendships through the fellowship at both churches.

He voluntarily joined the Kansas Army National Guard in 1970 and completed Army basic training in 1971 as an enlisted soldier. He graduated from Officer Candidate School and was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the summer of 1973.

Milton enjoyed gardening on a very large scale. There was always more food than they could use, which led him to generously donate to friends, family and those in need. Milton also enjoyed spending time with his grandchildren. He liked to hunt deer and be outdoors. No matter what he was doing he always enjoyed teaching and sharing his knowledge with others.

Survivors include his wife, Judith; brother, Jim Moore (Julie); daughter, Kate Viestenz (Paul); son, T.C. Moore (Steph Hart); Kathy Hodges (Barry) and Bob Perryman (Delynn); grandchildren, Karrie Pusateri (Tom), Kellie Dushner (Mike), Lauren Fedrizzi (Joe), Jack Viestenz, Nick Viestenz, Elizabeth Perryman, and David Perryman (Brooklyn); 7 great-grandchildren and 4 nieces.

Farewell Services and Public Livestream 1:00 P.M. Monday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Inurnment Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will gather with friends for visitation one hour prior to the service. In lieu of flowers the family suggests donations can be made at Nodaway Valley Bank to the “Milton Moore Memorial Fund”, which will benefit students in need at Hillyard Technical Center, or to Phoenix Hospice in Springfield, MO.

Milton Carl Moore, 80, Springfield, Missouri, formerly of St. Joseph, passed away Sunday, July 20, 2025, surrounded by his family.He was born July 28, 1944 to Carl and Mildred Hjelm Moore in St. Joseph, Missouri.Milton graduated from Central High School in 1962, St. Joseph Junior College in 1964, Northwest Missouri State University in 1967 and later earned his master’s degree at the University of Central Missouri.He married Judy Matthews in 1967. He later married Judith Perryman in 1989.Milton’s love of farming started with his parents and brother in 1958 and continued his entire life. He learned his carpentry skills as a young man traveling to Clay Center, KS where he framed houses with his uncle. He began his teaching career at Smithville High School in 1967. He then taught drafting and design at Hillyard Technical Center from 1971-1999. Milton was very passionate about taking students to state and national competitions for Skills USA, formerly Vocational Industrial Clubs of America.In his “spare time” Milton kept busy by helping people. Milton never turned down a request for help. When he wasn’t in the classroom he removed snow, topped trees, built decks, roofed houses, and helped friends move just to name a few. He also worked for American Family Insurance as an adjuster, Altec, Vieco Construction Inc., Maysville Truss Co, among others. After “retirement”, he continued to teach at various locations.He was an elder and an active member of Westminster Presbyterian Church &amp; Trinity Presbyterian Church, where he served on multiple committees. He developed lasting friendships through the fellowship at both churches.He voluntarily joined the Kansas Army National Guard in 1970 and completed Army basic training in 1971 as an enlisted soldier. He graduated from Officer Candidate School and was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the summer of 1973.Milton enjoyed gardening on a very large scale. There was always more food than they could use, which led him to generously donate to friends, family and those in need. Milton also enjoyed spending time with his grandchildren. He liked to hunt deer and be outdoors. No matter what he was doing he always enjoyed teaching and sharing his knowledge with others.He was preceded in death by his parents.Survivors include his wife, Judith; brother, Jim Moore (Julie); daughter, Kate Viestenz (Paul); son, T.C. Moore (Steph Hart); Kathy Hodges (Barry) and Bob Perryman (Delynn); grandchildren, Karrie Pusateri (Tom), Kellie Dushner (Mike), Lauren Fedrizzi (Joe), Jack Viestenz, Nick Viestenz, Elizabeth Perryman, and David Perryman (Brooklyn); 7 great-grandchildren and 4 nieces.Farewell Services and Public Livestream 1:00 P.M. Monday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home &amp; Crematory. Inurnment Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will gather with friends for visitation one hour prior to the service. In lieu of flowers the family suggests donations can be made at Nodaway Valley Bank to the “Milton Moore Memorial Fund”, which will benefit students in need at Hillyard Technical Center, or to Phoenix Hospice in Springfield, MO.<figure>
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Milton Moore July 28, 1944-July 20, 2025

Rachel Lauren Chaney, 40, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Saturday, July 19, 2025.

She was born June 28, 1985 to Preston Chaney and Cathy Craig Bainter in League City, Texas.

She graduated from the University of Missouri-Kansas City with a Bachelor of Science in Criminology.

She was preceded in death by her father, Preston Chaney.

Survivors include her mother, Cathy Craig Bainter; brother, Jason LaFollette; Aunts and Uncles, Steve Craig, David and Rebecca Schmidt, and Susan Craig; cousins, Gresham Dale, Aidan Simmons, and Tom Schmidt; her beloved dog, Ellie.

Memorial Celebration of Life 5:45 to 7:30 P.M. Thursday, St. Joseph Country Club. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions to the Noyes Home for Children.

Rachel Lauren Chaney, 40, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Saturday, July 19, 2025.She was born June 28, 1985 to Preston Chaney and Cathy Craig Bainter in League City, Texas.She graduated from the University of Missouri-Kansas City with a Bachelor of Science in Criminology.She was preceded in death by her father, Preston Chaney.Survivors include her mother, Cathy Craig Bainter; brother, Jason LaFollette; Aunts and Uncles, Steve Craig, David and Rebecca Schmidt, and Susan Craig; cousins, Gresham Dale, Aidan Simmons, and Tom Schmidt; her beloved dog, Ellie.Memorial Celebration of Life 5:45 to 7:30 P.M. Thursday, St. Joseph Country Club. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions to the Noyes Home for Children.<figure>
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Rachel Chaney June 28, 1985-July 19, 2025

Charles "Bill" Kibbe Jr. 64, of St. Joseph, Missouri passed away Sunday, July 20, 2025 in St. Joseph. He was born November 18, 1960 in Mt. Ayr, Iowa, son of the late, Dorothy and Charles Kibbe Sr.. He worked at Carriage Square Health Care as a Dishwasher for many years. Billy loved foreign movies and TV, and was always watching Nascar and the Chiefs whenever he could. He was a laid back guy who got along with everyone.

Bill was preceded in death by his girlfriend of 39 years, Nancy Cockriel, parents, and sister, Sandra Werner. Survivors include sister, Karen (Steven) Carr of Saint Joseph, MO, nephew, Josh (Jennifer) Carr, sister, Mary Kibbe, niece, Tori Lynn, nephew, Donald, brother, Benny Kibbe(Georgetta), nephew, Benny Jo, neice, Janice, and several other nieces and nephews.

Mr. Kibbe has been cremated under the care of Rupp Funeral Home. There are no scheduled services at this time.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Charles "Bill" Kibbe Jr. 64, of St. Joseph, Missouri passed away Sunday, July 20, 2025 in St. Joseph. He was born November 18, 1960 in Mt. Ayr, Iowa, son of the late, Dorothy and Charles Kibbe Sr.. He worked at Carriage Square Health Care as a Dishwasher for many years. Billy loved foreign movies and TV, and was always watching Nascar and the Chiefs whenever he could. He was a laid back guy who got along with everyone.Bill was preceded in death by his girlfriend of 39 years, Nancy Cockriel, parents, and sister, Sandra Werner. Survivors include sister, Karen (Steven) Carr of Saint Joseph, MO, nephew, Josh (Jennifer) Carr, sister, Mary Kibbe, niece, Tori Lynn, nephew, Donald, brother, Benny Kibbe(Georgetta), nephew, Benny Jo, neice, Janice, and several other nieces and nephews.Mr. Kibbe has been cremated under the care of Rupp Funeral Home. There are no scheduled services at this time.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure>
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Charles "Bill" Kibbe Jr. November 18, 1960-July 20, 2025

Darlene West 95, of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Sunday, July 20, 2025 at Gower Convalescent Center. She was born May 28, 1930 in St. Joseph, daughter of Violet and Clarence Halpain. She graduated from Benton High School, class of 1948, and St. Joseph Junior College. She married Billy West on June 3, 1950. Darlene spent many years as a Homemaker, and later worked with St. Joseph Beauty University, Seitz Foods, and Librarian at Missouri Western State College.

Darlene was preceded in death by her parents, husband, Billy West, son, Randy West, twin sister, Arlene Messner, and siblings, Norman Halpain, Myrna Turner, David Halpain, and grandson, Ryan Reno. Survivors include: children, Mark West, Rhonda Fitzmaurice (Mark Grable), all of St. Joseph, and Scott West of Grant City, grandchildren, Shannon, Brandon, Amy, Chad, and Whitney, and 12 great-grandchildren.

A Graveside Service and Interment will be at 10:30 am Thursday, July 24, 2025 at Westlawn Cemetery in DeKalb. Memorials are requested to the Alzheimer's Association.&nbsp;

Darlene West 95, of St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Sunday, July 20, 2025 at Gower Convalescent Center. She was born May 28, 1930 in St. Joseph, daughter of Violet and Clarence Halpain. She graduated from Benton High School, class of 1948, and St. Joseph Junior College. She married Billy West on June 3, 1950. Darlene spent many years as a Homemaker, and later worked with St. Joseph Beauty University, Seitz Foods, and Librarian at Missouri Western State College.Darlene was preceded in death by her parents, husband, Billy West, son, Randy West, twin sister, Arlene Messner, and siblings, Norman Halpain, Myrna Turner, David Halpain, and grandson, Ryan Reno. Survivors include: children, Mark West, Rhonda Fitzmaurice (Mark Grable), all of St. Joseph, and Scott West of Grant City, grandchildren, Shannon, Brandon, Amy, Chad, and Whitney, and 12 great-grandchildren.A Graveside Service and Interment will be at 10:30 am Thursday, July 24, 2025 at Westlawn Cemetery in DeKalb. Memorials are requested to the Alzheimer's Association.&nbsp;<figure>
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Darlene West May 28, 1930-July 20, 2025

Lorena Joann Edmondson, 91, of St. Joseph passed away, July 20, 2025. Lorena was born November 1, 1933 in Norton, KS to John C. &nbsp;and Roberta (Postma) Ingrum.

Prior to retirement she worked as a Registered Nurse for the State Hospital of St. Joseph for over 35 years.

Lorena married Leoneo Edmondson on June 30, 1955 in Troy, Kansas, and he preceded her in death January 27, 1998. &nbsp;Also preceding her in death were her parents; son John Edmondson; grandson Michael Rollett; great-grandsons Declan and Ronan; and a brother Jess Ingrum.

Survivors include her daughters, Katherine Rollett, Rose Edmondson; daughter-in-law Lisa Edmondson; three grandchildren, Wesley Rollett, Patrick Edmondson (Christina), Michelle Moore (Andrew); 13 great-grandchildren; seven great-great-grandchildren; brother Victor Ingrum; sister Rosa Porter; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

She loved to travel and was an avid reader.

Services will be Friday, July 25, 2025, at 2:00 pm at Heaton-Bowman-Smith &amp; Sidenfaden Chapel, with interment to follow at Memorial Park Cemetery. &nbsp;Visitation will precede the service beginning at 1:00 pm at the funeral home.

Lorena Joann Edmondson, 91, of St. Joseph passed away, July 20, 2025. Lorena was born November 1, 1933 in Norton, KS to John C. &nbsp;and Roberta (Postma) Ingrum.Prior to retirement she worked as a Registered Nurse for the State Hospital of St. Joseph for over 35 years.Lorena married Leoneo Edmondson on June 30, 1955 in Troy, Kansas, and he preceded her in death January 27, 1998. &nbsp;Also preceding her in death were her parents; son John Edmondson; grandson Michael Rollett; great-grandsons Declan and Ronan; and a brother Jess Ingrum.Survivors include her daughters, Katherine Rollett, Rose Edmondson; daughter-in-law Lisa Edmondson; three grandchildren, Wesley Rollett, Patrick Edmondson (Christina), Michelle Moore (Andrew); 13 great-grandchildren; seven great-great-grandchildren; brother Victor Ingrum; sister Rosa Porter; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.She loved to travel and was an avid reader.Services will be Friday, July 25, 2025, at 2:00 pm at Heaton-Bowman-Smith &amp; Sidenfaden Chapel, with interment to follow at Memorial Park Cemetery. &nbsp;Visitation will precede the service beginning at 1:00 pm at the funeral home.<figure>
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Lorena Edmondson November 1, 1933-July 20, 2025

James (Jim) E. Bonkoski, 86, St. Joseph, Missouri; passed away on Saturday, July 19, 2025 at his home, surrounded by his loving family.

Jim was born on September 12, 1938 in Lexington, Missouri, to the late Cleo Clarissa (Chaney) and Andrew Martin Bonkoski.&nbsp;

On June 7th, 1958 Jim was united in marriage with Shirley (Price). They have just celebrated 67 years of marriage. Jim worked for American Family Insurance Company as a claims examiner until he retired in 2000. &nbsp;

Being an avid Kansas City Chiefs fan, Jim loved following and supporting the Chiefs at their yearly summer training camps. Jim and Shirley enjoyed camping and being in the great outdoors for a few years after his retirement. Jim loved being at home, playing dice games, and watching westerns with his beloved dog Stella Grace.&nbsp;

Above all Jim was devoted to Shirley, and was a loving father and grandfather. He enjoyed spending time with family and friends and attending events and milestone achievements. He will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.

In addition to his parents, Jim was preceded in death by his daughter, Jamie Bonkoski; and sister, Mary Salyer.

Jim is survived by his wife, Shirley of the home; children, Rhonda Doolan (Patrick) of Leawood, Kansas, Gary Bonkoski (Mary) of Keytesville, Missouri, Diana King of St. Joseph, Missouri, and Jeffery Bonkoski (Angela) of St. Joseph, Missouri; grandchildren, Ryan Doolan, Connor Doolan, Jacob Bonkoski, Jamie (Ben) Fidler, Carlee Bonkoski, Caitlin (Felix) Fresquez, Kayleigh Lutz, Father Alex Kreidler, Reilly King, Mary Katherine King, Murphy King, Jeffrey Bonkoski,Clara Bonkoski, and Ella Bonkoski; 4 great- grandchildren; his sister, Elizabeth Schurr; and numerous nieces and nephews.

Mass of Christian Burial will take place on Friday, July 25th, 2025 at Our Lady of Guadalupe at 10:00 AM. A visitation will be held on Friday, July 25th, 2025 at 9:00 AM with the Rosary following at 9:30 AM. Inurnment to follow at Mount Olivet Cemetery in St. Joseph, Missouri.&nbsp;

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Head for the Cure.

James (Jim) E. Bonkoski, 86, St. Joseph, Missouri; passed away on Saturday, July 19, 2025 at his home, surrounded by his loving family.Jim was born on September 12, 1938 in Lexington, Missouri, to the late Cleo Clarissa (Chaney) and Andrew Martin Bonkoski.&nbsp;On June 7th, 1958 Jim was united in marriage with Shirley (Price). They have just celebrated 67 years of marriage. Jim worked for American Family Insurance Company as a claims examiner until he retired in 2000. &nbsp;Being an avid Kansas City Chiefs fan, Jim loved following and supporting the Chiefs at their yearly summer training camps. Jim and Shirley enjoyed camping and being in the great outdoors for a few years after his retirement. Jim loved being at home, playing dice games, and watching westerns with his beloved dog Stella Grace.&nbsp;Above all Jim was devoted to Shirley, and was a loving father and grandfather. He enjoyed spending time with family and friends and attending events and milestone achievements. He will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.In addition to his parents, Jim was preceded in death by his daughter, Jamie Bonkoski; and sister, Mary Salyer.Jim is survived by his wife, Shirley of the home; children, Rhonda Doolan (Patrick) of Leawood, Kansas, Gary Bonkoski (Mary) of Keytesville, Missouri, Diana King of St. Joseph, Missouri, and Jeffery Bonkoski (Angela) of St. Joseph, Missouri; grandchildren, Ryan Doolan, Connor Doolan, Jacob Bonkoski, Jamie (Ben) Fidler, Carlee Bonkoski, Caitlin (Felix) Fresquez, Kayleigh Lutz, Father Alex Kreidler, Reilly King, Mary Katherine King, Murphy King, Jeffrey Bonkoski,Clara Bonkoski, and Ella Bonkoski; 4 great- grandchildren; his sister, Elizabeth Schurr; and numerous nieces and nephews.Mass of Christian Burial will take place on Friday, July 25th, 2025 at Our Lady of Guadalupe at 10:00 AM. A visitation will be held on Friday, July 25th, 2025 at 9:00 AM with the Rosary following at 9:30 AM. Inurnment to follow at Mount Olivet Cemetery in St. Joseph, Missouri.&nbsp;In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Head for the Cure.<figure>
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James Bonkoski September 12, 1938-July 19, 2025

Kurt Neff, 62, passed away in the early morning hours of July 17th 2025 after battling many hard fought health complications. Kurt was a Central High School graduate of the class of 1981. After High School, Kurt was employed by Vedco, where he put in nearly 30 years of service and built many bonds with his coworkers.&nbsp;

In his free time, Kurt was an avid outdoorsman. He thoroughly enjoyed fishing with his family and bragging about his prized 8 lb 23 inch long bass, which he had proudly mounted on his wall. Kurt also enjoyed upland game bird hunting with family, friends, and co-workers.&nbsp;

Kurt spent many hours with his father and siblings, building muscle cars, going to car shows, and working in the paint booth. Kurt was very proud of his 1972 Chevy Nova build, which his granddaughter is named after, and the 1955 Chevy pickup he was still working on.

Kurt was preceded in death by his parents, John and Barbara (Roesle) Neff, Sister Annette, and infant sister Nancy. He is survived by his daughter Barbara Brummer, son-in-law Matt Brummer, and grandchildren Payton, Brody, and Kamden. He is also survived by his brother Ed Neff, sister-in-law Kristina, and their children.&nbsp;

Services for Kurt have not yet been scheduled.&nbsp;

Kurt Neff, 62, passed away in the early morning hours of July 17th 2025 after battling many hard fought health complications. Kurt was a Central High School graduate of the class of 1981. After High School, Kurt was employed by Vedco, where he put in nearly 30 years of service and built many bonds with his coworkers.&nbsp;In his free time, Kurt was an avid outdoorsman. He thoroughly enjoyed fishing with his family and bragging about his prized 8 lb 23 inch long bass, which he had proudly mounted on his wall. Kurt also enjoyed upland game bird hunting with family, friends, and co-workers.&nbsp;Kurt spent many hours with his father and siblings, building muscle cars, going to car shows, and working in the paint booth. Kurt was very proud of his 1972 Chevy Nova build, which his granddaughter is named after, and the 1955 Chevy pickup he was still working on.Kurt was preceded in death by his parents, John and Barbara (Roesle) Neff, Sister Annette, and infant sister Nancy. He is survived by his daughter Barbara Brummer, son-in-law Matt Brummer, and grandchildren Payton, Brody, and Kamden. He is also survived by his brother Ed Neff, sister-in-law Kristina, and their children.&nbsp;Services for Kurt have not yet been scheduled.&nbsp;<figure>
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Kurt Neff August 22, 1962 - July 17, 2025

Faye Alliene Hart, 92, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Friday, July 18, 2025.

She was born April 7, 1933 to William J. and Hazel M. (Kunkle) Gardner in St. Joseph, Missouri.

Faye married Donald Rex Hart on November 15, 1952.

She was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church.

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

Survivors include her daughter, Deborah Meers (Thomas); grandchildren, Cory Whipple, Libby Taff, Lacey Meers, and Ben Meers; great-grandchildren, Lucy Whipple, Gus Whipple, and Mateo Lopez.

Farewell Services and Public Livestream 1:00 P.M. Tuesday, St. Paul Lutheran. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will gather with friends one hour prior to the service. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society.

Faye Alliene Hart, 92, St. Joseph, Missouri, passed away Friday, July 18, 2025.She was born April 7, 1933 to William J. and Hazel M. (Kunkle) Gardner in St. Joseph, Missouri.Faye married Donald Rex Hart on November 15, 1952.She was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church.She was preceded in death by her parents and husband, Donald.Survivors include her daughter, Deborah Meers (Thomas); grandchildren, Cory Whipple, Libby Taff, Lacey Meers, and Ben Meers; great-grandchildren, Lucy Whipple, Gus Whipple, and Mateo Lopez.Farewell Services and Public Livestream 1:00 P.M. Tuesday, St. Paul Lutheran. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will gather with friends one hour prior to the service. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society.<figure>
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Faye Hart April 7, 1933-July 18, 2025

Edward “Ed” Dale Winter, 70, of Hiawatha, Kansas, passed away after a courageous battle with cancer on July 18th, 2025. He was surrounded by his loved ones.

Born on December 21st, 1954, in St. Joseph, Missouri, Ed was the son of the late Raymen and Mildred (Marshall) Winter. He grew up in the close-knit farming community of Brown County, Kansas, alongside his brothers, Mike and Alan. From an early age, Ed was active in 4-H, earning numerous ribbons and awards for showing horses and cattle, a passion that foreshadowed a lifelong love of animals and agriculture.

A 1973 graduate of Hiawatha High School, Ed went on to attend Highland Community College where he earned an Associate of Science Degree. He then transferred to Kansas State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. His time at K-State nurtured a love for learning and solidified his pride in his alma mater—he remained a devoted Wildcat fan throughout his life.

Following his graduation, Ed returned home to work on the family farm, where he raised purebred Angus cattle—a passion inspired by his uncle, Harry Ukena—and he took special care of donkeys too. He also inherited a green thumb from his mother, Mildred, developing a special interest in flowers, specifically orchids.

Ed’s commitment to land stewardship and conservation was reflected in his years of service on the Brown County Soil Conservation Board and Roy’s Creek Watershed Board, where he held several leadership positions. His dedication to his community and the land he loved never went unnoticed.

Outside of work, Ed cherished spending time with family and friends. He especially enjoyed attending K-State games with his longtime friend Tom Jones, proudly cheering on the Wildcats whenever he could.

Ed is survived by his brothers, Alan (Gwen) Winter and Mike (Dee) Winter; nieces and nephews: Heather Pilcher (Brad Siebenmorgen), Holly (Ron) Gantt, Deborah (Jason) Taylor, Heidi Winter (Terry Noll), and David (Andi) Winter; as well as 12 great-nieces and nephews who brought him much joy and pride.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Raymen and Mildred Winter.

Funeral Services will be held at Chapel Oaks Funeral Home in Hiawatha, Kansas on Thursday, July 24th, 2025, at 11 AM with visitation beginning an hour prior to the service. &nbsp;Pastor Shane Spangler will officiate. Interment will follow the ceremony at the Pleasant Hill Cemetery north of Leona, Kansas. Memorial contributions can be made to the Ed Winter memorial fund, in care of Chapel Oaks Funeral Home, 124 S 7th St. Hiawatha, Kansas 66434.

Edward “Ed” Dale Winter, 70, of Hiawatha, Kansas, passed away after a courageous battle with cancer on July 18th, 2025. He was surrounded by his loved ones.Born on December 21st, 1954, in St. Joseph, Missouri, Ed was the son of the late Raymen and Mildred (Marshall) Winter. He grew up in the close-knit farming community of Brown County, Kansas, alongside his brothers, Mike and Alan. From an early age, Ed was active in 4-H, earning numerous ribbons and awards for showing horses and cattle, a passion that foreshadowed a lifelong love of animals and agriculture.A 1973 graduate of Hiawatha High School, Ed went on to attend Highland Community College where he earned an Associate of Science Degree. He then transferred to Kansas State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. His time at K-State nurtured a love for learning and solidified his pride in his alma mater—he remained a devoted Wildcat fan throughout his life.Following his graduation, Ed returned home to work on the family farm, where he raised purebred Angus cattle—a passion inspired by his uncle, Harry Ukena—and he took special care of donkeys too. He also inherited a green thumb from his mother, Mildred, developing a special interest in flowers, specifically orchids.Ed’s commitment to land stewardship and conservation was reflected in his years of service on the Brown County Soil Conservation Board and Roy’s Creek Watershed Board, where he held several leadership positions. His dedication to his community and the land he loved never went unnoticed.Outside of work, Ed cherished spending time with family and friends. He especially enjoyed attending K-State games with his longtime friend Tom Jones, proudly cheering on the Wildcats whenever he could.Ed is survived by his brothers, Alan (Gwen) Winter and Mike (Dee) Winter; nieces and nephews: Heather Pilcher (Brad Siebenmorgen), Holly (Ron) Gantt, Deborah (Jason) Taylor, Heidi Winter (Terry Noll), and David (Andi) Winter; as well as 12 great-nieces and nephews who brought him much joy and pride.He was preceded in death by his parents, Raymen and Mildred Winter.Funeral Services will be held at Chapel Oaks Funeral Home in Hiawatha, Kansas on Thursday, July 24th, 2025, at 11 AM with visitation beginning an hour prior to the service. &nbsp;Pastor Shane Spangler will officiate. Interment will follow the ceremony at the Pleasant Hill Cemetery north of Leona, Kansas. Memorial contributions can be made to the Ed Winter memorial fund, in care of Chapel Oaks Funeral Home, 124 S 7th St. Hiawatha, Kansas 66434.<figure>
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 Edward Winter December 21, 1954-July 18, 2025

With deep sorrow, we announce the passing of David Lyle Troutman, who died on June 26, 2025, in Kansas City, Missouri, at the age of 62.

David was born on March 21, 1963, in Inglewood, California, to Fred and Marilyn Troutman. He grew up with a love for music and began playing the drums at just 14 years old. Known early on as “Little Dave,” he got his start performing with the Union Mill Opry, where his natural talent and infectious energy quickly earned him a place in the hearts of local audiences.

He graduated from North Platte High School and continued his musical journey at Missouri Western State College, where he played in the college band and further developed his gift for percussion. Over the years, David performed with various bands, including Silverstone, becoming a respected and familiar face in Missouri’s music scene.

David was more than a musician — he was a connector of people. Outgoing and kind, he never knew a stranger. Whether through music, conversation, or small everyday gestures, he made others feel seen, heard, and welcomed.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Fred and Marilyn Troutman. He is survived by his brother, Richard Troutman, and sister- in-law, Ocena Troutman, along with a wide circle of extended family and dear friends who will miss him deeply.

A Memorial Visitation to celebrate David’s life will be held from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 30th at Hixson-Klein Funeral Home in Smithville. Friends and family are invited to gather and honor the life of a man who lived with rhythm, heart, and unwavering kindness.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in David’s memory to City Union Mission 1100 East 11th Street, Kansas City, MO 64106.

David Lyle Troutman will be lovingly remembered — not just for the music he made, but for the joy, warmth, and connection he brought to all who knew him.

With deep sorrow, we announce the passing of David Lyle Troutman, who died on June 26, 2025, in Kansas City, Missouri, at the age of 62.David was born on March 21, 1963, in Inglewood, California, to Fred and Marilyn Troutman. He grew up with a love for music and began playing the drums at just 14 years old. Known early on as “Little Dave,” he got his start performing with the Union Mill Opry, where his natural talent and infectious energy quickly earned him a place in the hearts of local audiences.He graduated from North Platte High School and continued his musical journey at Missouri Western State College, where he played in the college band and further developed his gift for percussion. Over the years, David performed with various bands, including Silverstone, becoming a respected and familiar face in Missouri’s music scene.David was more than a musician — he was a connector of people. Outgoing and kind, he never knew a stranger. Whether through music, conversation, or small everyday gestures, he made others feel seen, heard, and welcomed.He was preceded in death by his parents, Fred and Marilyn Troutman. He is survived by his brother, Richard Troutman, and sister- in-law, Ocena Troutman, along with a wide circle of extended family and dear friends who will miss him deeply.A Memorial Visitation to celebrate David’s life will be held from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 30th at Hixson-Klein Funeral Home in Smithville. Friends and family are invited to gather and honor the life of a man who lived with rhythm, heart, and unwavering kindness.In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in David’s memory to City Union Mission 1100 East 11th Street, Kansas City, MO 64106.David Lyle Troutman will be lovingly remembered — not just for the music he made, but for the joy, warmth, and connection he brought to all who knew him.<figure>
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David Troutman March 21, 1963-June 26, 2025

Mary Irene (Adkins) Crawford, 66 of Roscoe, MO, passed away July 19, 2025.

Mary was born January 6, 1959, to Charles G. and Pauline (Gensheer) Adkins, Sr. in St. Joseph, MO.

Mary attended North Platte Elementary for 2 yrs then moved to the East Buchanan Schools where she graduated in 1977.

Mary married Tom Crawford, January 29, 1977. They had 4 children. She was proud of being a mother to her children and a MeMaw to her 9 grandchildren.

Mary and Tom enjoyed playing a lot of dominoes while listening to rock and roll music. She also enjoyed drinking root beer, playing pool and going for long walks, especially with her grandson Kilean.

Mary was preceded in death by her infant son Bryan Thomas Crawford, her parents, two sisters – Carol Ann Carpenter and Connie Woodson, and her brother Donnie Adkins.

Mary is survived by her husband Tom, her daughters Sarah T Eaton (Springfield), Danica Bagby (Roscoe), her son Rutgar Crawford (Eldorado Springs), her sister Janice McNutt (Mike), her 2 brothers Chuck (Stacey) Adkins, Jim Bob (TJ) Adkins, her grandchildren, many nieces and nephew, many great nieces and nephews, other relatives and many friends.

Family Celebration of life will be held at a later date.

Mary Irene (Adkins) Crawford, 66 of Roscoe, MO, passed away July 19, 2025.Mary was born January 6, 1959, to Charles G. and Pauline (Gensheer) Adkins, Sr. in St. Joseph, MO.Mary attended North Platte Elementary for 2 yrs then moved to the East Buchanan Schools where she graduated in 1977.Mary married Tom Crawford, January 29, 1977. They had 4 children. She was proud of being a mother to her children and a MeMaw to her 9 grandchildren.Mary and Tom enjoyed playing a lot of dominoes while listening to rock and roll music. She also enjoyed drinking root beer, playing pool and going for long walks, especially with her grandson Kilean.Mary was preceded in death by her infant son Bryan Thomas Crawford, her parents, two sisters – Carol Ann Carpenter and Connie Woodson, and her brother Donnie Adkins.Mary is survived by her husband Tom, her daughters Sarah T Eaton (Springfield), Danica Bagby (Roscoe), her son Rutgar Crawford (Eldorado Springs), her sister Janice McNutt (Mike), her 2 brothers Chuck (Stacey) Adkins, Jim Bob (TJ) Adkins, her grandchildren, many nieces and nephew, many great nieces and nephews, other relatives and many friends.Family Celebration of life will be held at a later date.<figure>
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