Kansas City Funeral Directors

Antonio Soto Santillanes, 52, born in Chihuahua, Mexico. Passed away Thursday August 8th, 2019. Antonio is survived by his wife, Patricia Soto, Daughter Samantha Soto, 11 brothers and sisters and their families. Antonio was a devoted husband and father. He always made sure his family came first. He was a very strong person and fought until the end. Antonio was fighting ALS for the last 3 years. He married Patricia in 2000 and in 2003 his daughter was born. Antonio was a person anyone can count on. He will always share his life lessons with his daughter. He loved to dance and singed. He loved life. He was always making jokes. He loved watching movies, especially with his family. He will be deeply missed by everyone. “ I know you fought hard and I know it's for the best and I know that your resting in heaven with your mom and dad I love you papi” Samantha Soto “You were the best gift GOD gave me” Patricia Soto.

Antonio Soto Santillanes, 52 años, nacido en Chihuahua, México. Falleció el jueves 8 de agosto de 2019. Antonio es sobrevivido por su esposa, Patricia Soto, su hija Samantha Soto, 11 hermanos y hermanas y sus familias. Antonio era un devoto esposo y padre. Siempre se aseguraba de que su familia llegara primero. Era una persona muy fuerte y luchó hasta el final. Antonio estuvo luchando contra la ALS durante los últimos 3 años. Se casó con Patricia en 2000 y en 2003 nació su hija. Antonio era una persona con la que cualquiera puede contar. Siempre compartirá sus lecciones de vida con su hija. Le encantaba bailar y cantar. Amaba la vida. Siempre hacía bromas. Le encantaba ver películas, especialmente con su familia. Será profundamente extrañado por todos. "Sé que luchaste duro y sé que es lo mejor y sé que tu estas descansando en el cielo con tu mamá y papá, te amo papi" Samantha Soto “Fue el mejor regalo que DIOS me dio” Patricia Soto.

Lisa Dianne Bush, 61, Princeton, Kan., passed away on August 5, 2019 surrounded by family and friends. Lisa was born on July 13, 1958 in Kansas City, Kan., to Larry and Patricia (Lane) Bush. She grew up in Edwardsville, Kan., and raised her three children in Olathe, Kan. She received a Bachelor of Science in Geology from the University of Kansas in 2001, and spent 14 years as a groundwater specialist.

All her life, Lisa loved working with textiles. While living in Olathe, Lisa was known for sewing uniforms for local schools' cheerleading squads, bands and choirs. For the last several years, Lisa owned a small business specializing in handmade goods, quilting and seamstressing. She was an expert craftsman, skilled in sewing, quilting, spinning, knitting, weaving and more. Her works of art are enjoyed by friends, family and patrons across the country.

Isolina Morales Guzman passed away at her home in Olathe, Kansas on 5 August, 2019. Isolina was born July 17, 1957 in Barrio San Jose, Candelaria de la Frontera Depto. Santa Ana, El Salvador. She was the fifth of eight siblings born to her parents, Alberto De Jesus Morales and Josefina Guzman Morales.

In 1972, Isolina met her spouse, Jose Alcides Guerra Cerna in her very own hometown of Candelaria. They soon after welcomed their first child, Jose Alcides Cerna Jr. in 1976 followed by Natalia Isolina Cerna in 1978 and their last child in 1980, Evelyn Elizabeth Davis. Isolina and Jose started their family in Santa Ana, El Salvador. In 1987 Isolina and her husband agreed to immigrate to the United States, where they raised their three children, Jose, Natalia, and Evelyn. Isolina was a beloved grandmother to seven grandchildren with one on the way.