Robert M. Wilson
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ROBERT M. WILSON
Robert M. Wilson, 73, of Leavenworth County, KS, passed away just after midnight on Christmas morning. Robert was born in Kewanee, Illinois, on September 21st, 1947. He was raised by his mother Myrtle Stach (Lindsey) and stepfather Harlan Stach whom he loved very much. In June of 1966 Robert joined the Airforce and was stationed at Richards-Gebaur Airforce base in Grandview, MO, where he met his wife of 53 years Rita Wilson (Zarda). During the Vietnam war Robert served overseas. He was always proud of his service to our country.
Bob as he was known to his coworkers, worked as an Auto Worker at Ford Motor Company’s Lenexa warehouse and was an active member of UAW Local 249. He served as Committeeman and Second-Vice President before he retired in 2001. He was known as Mickie, or Michael to family and other friends and we always knew how people knew him by the name they asked for when people called for him.
Robert was father to three sons Dave (Jenny) Wilson of Mission, KS, Don (Crystal) Wilson of Shawnee, KS, and Drew (Robin) Wilson of Shawnee, KS. He was a very active father and enjoyed coaching football and baseball, boy scouts, teaching his sons to work on cars, and later attending his grandkids’ events and activities.
Robert was a great carpenter and built their log cabin and barn with his own hands. He loved living in the country and was an avid outdoorsman. He was a turkey hunter and spent countless hours in the barn making turkey calls.
Robert was preceded in death by his parents and younger sister Annette Klavon of Geneseo, Il. He is survived by his wife Rita, three sons, six grandchildren Luke, Jack, Robert, Dylan, Lizzie and Sam, his brother Jimmy (Trish) Schmig of Springfield, MO, and many nieces and nephews.
Robert helped people whenever he could even if meant he would have to go out of his way to do so. He was a good man and we loved him very much. A memorial service for Robert will be announced at a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Disabled American Veterans Charitable Trust.
John Walker
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John Walker, 75, of Kansas City, Kansas passed away on December 23, 2020 at Providence Medical Center in Kansas City, Kansas. Private family services.
John Walker was born in Sioux Falls, SD to Glenn & June Walker. He was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Kenneth; and son Jerome. He is survived by his wife of 55 years, Theresa Little Walker; children: John and his spouse Matthew Glenn, Dennis and his spouse Amanda, & Margaret and her spouse Jason; twelve grandchildren: Brian, John, Robert, Glen, Nathan, Sydney, Joseph, Emily, Nick, Cassandra, Kyle & Alex; seven great grandchildren: Julia, Jackson, Chloe, Noah, Syrick, Nira, & Angelina; brothers: Glen & Doug; sister, Rose.
John will be deeply missed.
Kong Meng Xiong
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Kong Meng Xiong, 43, of Kansas City, Kansas, son of Say Pao Xiong & See V. Vue, passed away on December 6, 2020 at Advent Health Shawnee Mission, Due to current restrictions Kong's services are by invitation only. Services will be held on Friday, December 18, 2020 at Abundant Harvest Church in Kansas City, Kansas. Burial will take place at Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens, The funeral services at the church will be live streamed for those who can not attend.
Mariel Alfaro
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Mariel Alfaro, 35, of Kansas City, Kansas passed away on December 10, 2020 at Advent Health Shawnee Mission. Due to current restrictions the family has decided on a private family service. Since they are unable to invite everyone to Mariel’s service they request that you light a candle in her memory.
Mariel always loved the Little Mermaid and even though the years have passed she will always be remembered as a beloved little sister. Her family is so grateful that at least God gave them the chance to say goodbye. Mariel was known for her generous spirit and adventurous nature. She was ornery and fun spirited. Mariel had such a loving heart – she never knew a stranger. She made for sure to be a friend to everyone. She was a loving mother, sister, and friend.
Mariel is survived by her three children: Julien, Addlynn, & Jalynn; sisters: Rosa & Noelia; and many more family and friends. Mariel will never be forgotten and will always be lovingly remembered. Descanse En Paz Hermanita.
Jorge Perez Castillo
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Jorge Perez Castillo, 16, beloved son of Elvia Castillo Sosa & Gilberto Perez Morales passed away unexpectedly at home on December 7, 2020. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, December 10, 2020 at Abundant Harvest Church. Due to Covid restrictions it is by invitation only. The service will be live streamed via Facebook.
Jorge was a gentle soul who was extremely soft hearted. He was a loving brother and son. He will never be forgotten and deeply missed. Jorge is survived by his parents, Elvia & Gilberto; brother, Carlos; sisters, Brenda & Alicia; and many more family & friends.
Descanse En Paz Jorge.
Felix Garrido Almendra
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Place of birth, Veracruz Ver. Mexico, on November 20, 1949, passed away on Thursday, November 26, 2020, your service will be on December 11, 2020 which will be private and restricted due to Covid 19.
Rest in peace Felix Garrido Almendra
Your family will love you forever and you will be remembered in our hearts.
Lisa Michelle May
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Lisa Michelle May
Lisa May, 58, of Lenexa, KS passed away Thursday, December 3rd, 2020 at OPR Medical Center in Overland Park, KS due to Stage IV NSC Lung Cancer. Lisa was born in Kansas City, KS at St. Margaret’s Hospital in August 1962 to the parents, Daryl Deffenbaugh & Dorothy Phillips (Ferguson). Lisa was married 3 times, Samuel Lee, Leonard Cooper Jr., & Paul May. Lisa graduated from J.C. Harmon Highschool in Kansas City, KS; after which her life’s journey took her to Edmond, OK where she met her 2nd Husband & spent what she always said were her “happiest years” raising her 3 children in a beautiful home & operating an extremely successful daycare: “Mama Lisa’s Daycare”. Lisa had another passion in her life as a CNA for a Nursing home, as well as managing several various IHOP’s for 25 years; the latest being located at the Legends in Kansas City, KS. She was a truly beautiful amazing Daughter, Mother & human that gave so much of herself to all who met her & will be deeply missed. Lisa is preceded in death by her baby brother Daryl Jr & her 2nd Husband Leonard Cooper Jr. Survivors include her father Daryl, her mother Dorothy, her siblings Duane, Jimmy & Shanda, her children Jerad Lee, Brandon Lee & Rachel Hale (Cooper); & seven grandchildren. Lisa was a faithful believer in God & attended church with her Father at Bonner Springs Church of Christ in Bonner Springs, KS. Lisa chose to be cremated & she will be laid to rest at Pleasant View Cemetery in Shawnee, KS. Services will be arranged at a later date to accommodate family & friends.
Gustavia Othelia Taylor Crompton
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Gustavia Othelia Taylor Crompton was born to the union of Gus and Cora B. Taylor at Howell, AR on November 10, 1919. She passed peacefully at home November 28, 2020. She lived to be 101.
Gustavia married Edison Crompton on December 30, 1943. Together, they opened their hearts, home and resources to nurturing family and friends. Gustavia united with Greater Pentecostal Temple, Kansas City, KS. Failing health greatly limited her active participation Gustavia was fastidious concerning her appearance and conduct. She wore the title “Miss Fine” with pride. All that knew her will never forget her tenacity, wit, charm, grace and unselfish love.
Gustavia was preceded in death by her parents, brothers Jasper and Hardy Taylor, a sister April Taylor and husband. Surviving brothers and sisters are Ruby Davis and Clinton Taylor of Memphis, TN; Thelma Brown and Clifton Taylor of Chicago, Il; Ronnie Taylor of Leesburg, FL and Cora Owens of Merriam KS. She is survived by a host of family and friends near and far. Visitation will begin Wednesday, December 9, 2020, 1:00 pm and services will begin at 1:30 pm at the Kansas City Funeral Directors Chapel. Masks and social distance is required. Due to current Covid restrictions the service is private but it will be live streamed via Facebook so all that would like to attend can without risk. Thank you everyone for understanding and staying safe.
Dayla Lee Rosales
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- Published: 03 December 2020
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Dayla Lee Rosales, passed away peacefully Saturday, November 28, 2020 at her home with her family. She is survived by her two sisters, Cathy Howard and Charla Cocker; as well as four children, Shelly Doty, Lisa Garcia, Luis Gonzalez, Wendy Gonzalez. She had ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Dayla cherished her family & friends, she enjoyed spending time with them as often as she could. She was one of the hardest working gals you would have ever met and would give you her last dime if you needed it. She loved the Lord, Music, Roses, and the color Purple. She lived her life just like one of her favorite songs Elvis sang, she did it HER WAY. She will be deeply missed on this earth, but stand patiently waiting for us all in Heaven.
