Danny E. Reynolds
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DANNY E. REYNOLDS
Danny (Dan) E. Reynolds, of Kansas City, KS passed away on Sunday August 9th, 2020. Dan was born on January 10, 1959 in Kansas City, KS to Dorita And Charles Reynolds. While he spent most of his life in KCK, Dan also spent 14 years of his life living in Utah. Dan married the love of his life on September 7th, 2005.
He leaves beyond his beloved wife of 15 years, Cindy Morse, son, “Little Dan”, and a handful of “bonus” children, James, Billy, Paul, late Angie, a grandson, “Little D” and many more “bonus” grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Dan was the kind of man that would help anyone in need, in any way he could, even if that meant giving the shirt off of his back. Dan was also known for stepping up and being a father and grandfather figure to his best friends children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Dan was a loving man and will be missed dearly.
Margaret T Reid
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Margaret T. Reid peacefully passed away on Friday July 24, 2020 at the age of 89. Margaret is survived by her loving husband Ralph of 70 years. Margaret is predeceased by her parents Robert and Billie Hawkins, and her sister Beverly McCullough. Margaret is lovingly remembered by her brothers Bob and Bill (Ann) Hawkins, her sons Mark (Candice) and Todd (Jodie) Reid, grandchildren Angela Shaffer, Leah Smith, Drew and Eric Reid and loving nieces, nephews and other relatives. Margaret attended Baker University and was a member of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority. Margaret was a member of the Symphony League, past Chairman of the Board of the Kansas City Ballet, past President of the Ballet Guild and past President of the Fireside and Sketch Box Auxiliary of the Kansas City Art Institute. She served on numerous civic committees over 40 years of volunteer service and was an avid supporter of the arts. She was a pilot and a member of the 99’s and she flew in the Sky Lady and Powder Puff derbies.
A mass will be held at Guardian Angels Church on Wednesday August 12 beginning at 11:00am. Inurnment will be at Mount Olivet.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to The Alzheimer’s Association, www.alz.o
Chong Her
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Chong Her, 33, of Grandview, MO passed away unexpectedly on July 31, 2020. Funeral services will be private due to current Covid restrictions.
Martha Marie (Walsh) Bowden
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Martha Marie ( Walsh ) Bowden was born on August 28th, 1936 in Kansas City, Missouri to Eleanor ( Clary ) Walsh and Wallace Walsh. She was only 3.9 lbs. at birth and her Mom said she slept in an empty drawer she was so tiny. I’m sure there was a Joyous Reunion as she went to Heaven on July 29th, 2020 from heart failure. Visitation will be on Friday, August 7, 2020 from 6:00 ~ 8:00 PM at Abundant Harvest Church, 4830 Shawnee Drive, Kansas City, KS. A second visitation will begin at 10:00 AM on Saturday, August 8 at the church with service starting at 11:00 AM. Due to current Covid Restrictions space is limited and masks are mandatory. The church does require everyone to sign in before entry. Burial will follow the service at Johnson County Memorial Gardens.
Martha fought her way back from a severe heart attack 3 yrs. ago and had several more years to spend with those she loved. She was a lifelong Kansas City native. She grew up on the Westside near 16th and Jefferson and graduated from Manual High School. She met and Married Ora Clay Bowden from Lenexa, KS. on Valentine’s Day 1956 at Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral, KCMO. They had 2 daughters, Eleanor (Bowden) Daniels and Rebecca (Bowden) van Rooyen. After her Father’s death in 1960, they, along with her mother Eleanor Walsh moved to West Plaza KCMO where they lived until 1980 when they built their home in north Overland Park, KS.
Martha started work with Inter-collegiate press part time as a key punch operator, the company was purchased by Herff Jones in Mission, KS and she worked her way up to Supervisor over Production Control not only for that location but the 4 other locations across the United States as well. She Retired after about 30 yrs. to do what she said was the best job ever, taking care of her grandkids and great grandkids full time. She was diligent in taking the kids out every day to play and go to the park. Her grandkids have memories of Deanna Rose Park and trips to the Zoo and Oceans of Fun. While still working she spent her Friday nights having sleepovers with her older grandkids, staying up late watching Friday fright night, Tales from the Crypt and eating Fritos and Bean dip. She loved attending as many as possible band, music, sports, scouting events, dance recitals, school plays and carnivals with all her grandkids. Later in life that same need to get out every day and go somewhere, ANYWHERE ~ kept up as she was the main caretaker for her Husband after a head injury and then as his Alzheimer’s progressed. She got them out for car rides and grocery store runs daily. She was little and feisty, but Large and in Charge at the same time. I used to refer to her as the roaming gnome as she would get away from me so fast at the store or our Friday night “DATE” to Hollywood casino and dinner at the Marquee Café. She loved the crowds the noise and people and it was exciting to get out on the weekend. She was able to go one morning a couple of weeks ago for one last time, she called very early one morning and asked and we just made it happen.
She is survived by her Husband of the home, her Daughters Eleanor of KCKTurner, and her daughter Rebecca (Becky) of the home. Also 5 Grandchildren, Staci (Scott) Wood, Alan (Melissa) Daniels, Ashley Dodgen, Martha van Rooyen, Rian van Rooyen and 9 Great Grandchildren, Blake Wood, Kaitlynn Daniels, Chloe McGuire, Sadie McGuire, Kynzly Dodgen, Gianna Dodgen, Thomas Dodgen , Heidi McCabe and Marley Jones and nephew Wallace A. Walsh. She was preceded in Death by her parents Wallace and Eleanor Walsh, her brother Leo Martin Walsh Sr. and nephew Leo Martin Walsh Jr.
She married into the Bowden family of 13 children where she had 12 Sister inlaws and Brother in laws and many Beloved Nieces and Nephews. She was the last surviving Mom of the 50’s and her husband Clay is the last of his 12 siblings. The large extended family made for decades of memories, holidays and gatherings. She learned to enjoy travel in her later years and even though it was never her idea, always said she had the BEST TIME! She will be missed by Many, whether she was Mom, Grandma, Aunt Martha or your friend or neighbor, know that she will be watching over us and sending us signs from Heaven. She will be forever in our hearts.
Memorial contributions may be made to the organization:
Debra of America
Checks can be mailed to:
D.E.B.R.A.
In Memory of Martha Bowden
75 Broad Street, Suite 300, New York, NY 10004
Or online:
https://debra.salsalabs.org/GeneralDonationFormc…/index.html
Joseph Lee Fein
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Joseph Lee Fein of Lenexa, KS, passed away on Saturday, August 1st at age 72. After a year-long battle with cancer, he died peacefully at home with his beloved wife of nearly 52 years and their children by his side. Joe was born in Halstead, KS, on August 25, 1947, and grew up on the family farm as the only child of James W. Fein and Maxine G. Ryan. His passion for health and exercise translated to both his career as a letter carrier with a walking route and hobbies including traveling, hiking and biking. In his spare time, he enjoyed volunteering, working crossword puzzles, and reading. A life-long learner, Joe earned a bachelor's degree with honors in sociology from UMKC at age 42. He is survived by his wife Gail Ann Fein, children Sandra R. (Bradley) Heinrichs, Kathy L. (Brian) Hughes, Steven J. (Monika) Fein, and eight grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Francis Xavier food pantry in KCMO or Doctors Without Borders.
Paul Pagliari
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Paul Dinno Pagliari took his last breath and closed his eyes eternally on Saturday, July 25, 2020 in Kansas City, Kansas.
His funeral service will be live streamed via Facebook Live on Kansas City Funeral Directors page starting at 5:00 PM on Tuesday, August 3rd.
Paul was the first born of four children in Fresno, Califorina on July 14, 1958 to Joseph Pagliari and Merlinda Montoya. He spent part of his childhood in Fresno where he had many adventures with his 3 siblings Teresa, Patricia, and Richard that he loved very much. His family then relocated to Santa Monica,CA where he spent most of his teenage years helping out his parents run their family owned buisness, surfing the beaches of southern California, and riding his motorcycle through the street of Venice and Santa Monica.
As an adult he then became a husband to Felipa Gurrola and a father to five children Oscar, Jessica, Erica, Francesca, and Monica. After starting his own family he conituned throughout the years helping his parents run their business but he knew he wanted more. He started researching programs to become a Truck driver that's when he came across Camino Real Diving School. Paul was proud that he found the school and began to work towards his dream. Once he completed the program he was honored at the "Portraits of Success" Banquet sponsored by the state of California in Sacramento as a story of success. Throughout the rest of his life he continued his dream as a truck driver and was able to provide for his family.
If you knew or ever got to meet Paul you know what an infectious soul he was and how his presence lit up any room he walked in. Paul was any personality you needed him to be, he was your shoulder to cry on, he was carefree, charismatic, loving, caring and of all things he was the most funniest goofball you can ever meet. We can go on writing so many more things to say about the extraordinary paerson he was and the amazing things he did for his family, their was no limits to what he would do for his family and everyone he knew. The things Paul loved to do the most was BBQ while listening to some good old tunes of Rock N Roll, dancing with his wife, and surrounded by his family. There was never a dull moment in the presence of Paul Pagliari.
Paul will truly be missed by his loving wife, children, siblings, mother, nieces, nephews, daughter in law (Susana), son in law's (Benigno, Thomas, Javier, David), and his eleven grand babies as he would call them ( Jennifer, Jaqueline, Marissa, Beny, Hayleyauna, Andrew, Hannah, Omar, Chloe, Paul, and Damian).
Namara Adamu Dinegde
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Namara Adamu Dinegde, 48, of Kansas City, Missouri passed away unexpectedly on July 19, 2020. Funeral servics will be held at Abundant Harvest Church, 4830 Shawnee Drive, Kansas City, KS on Friday, July 31, 2020. Visitation will begin at 10:30 A.M. with the funeral service beginning at 11:00 A.M. Burial will follow at East Slope Cemetery in Riverside, MO.
Due to current pandemic restrictions at the church we are limited on space. Masks must be worn at all times and everyone must sign in for entry. Thank you for understanding!
Fidel Joseph Sauceda
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Fidel Joseph Sauceda, 83, of Kansas City, Kansas passed away July 20, 2020 at Providence MedicalCenter, due to complications of the coronavirus. Services will be held at a later date and will be announced once they are finalized. He was born in Kansas City, Kansas on February 22, 1937. He was a veteran of the US Air Force, where he worked in telecommunications. He was married to Rosa Rios. Throughout his life he played men's fast pitch softball,
coached the Argentine Eagles men’s softball, and the men's basketball team. He retired after 32 years as
a civil service worker in telecommunications at Fort Leavenworth. He served as post commander at
American Legion Post 213 for several years. He was preceded in death by his mother and father, and his
wife. He will be missed by several family members and friends.
Wanda Mae (Hendrickson) Babcock
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Wanda Mae (Hendrickson) Babcock has departed to her heavenly home as a result of heart failure. She passed on Friday, July 17th, 2020 in Kansas City, Kansas. She was born the first of three daughters, in Kansas City, Missouri on February 9th, 1949 to R.D.(Bud) and Rita Hendrickson Jr.
Wanda spent her early years in Austin, Texas, moving back to Kansas City while she was still young. When she was nine she started helping take care of her sisters and continued that level of caring throughout all of her years. She graduated from Southwest High School in Kansas City, Missouri and then moved to Belton with her family. Wanda graduated from Longview Community College and worked at the Internal Revenue Service before she married at age thirty.
Wanda met James Babcock and enjoyed 41 years of marriage before he passed away in 2016. They had two children Jonathan and William in the years to follow. Wanda had the opportunity to raise her boys as a homemaker and be as involved as possible. She got to be a den mom, room mom, and even the neighborhood mom. She enjoyed collecting trinkets, knickknacks and loved celebrating holidays. Wanda had a passion for watching and discussing movies and news programs with her two best friends, her sisters.
Wanda’s death was preceded by her parents and her husband. She is survived by her sisters Willa and Kaye Hendrickson, son’s Jonathan (wife Alise) and William (wife Jessica) Babcock, and her grandson Wyatt Babcock.
There will be a visitation and funeral service Monday July 27th 2020 at Abundant Harvest Church in Kansas City, Kansas. Please contact immediate family if you wish to attend due to limited attendance requirements. Those attending must sign in with their name and phone number due to church regulations. Masks are mandatory. Thank you for understanding.
