Inurnment at Westpoint Cemetery in Amsterdam, Missouri. Contributions to Nancy's Closet for Louisburg Broadmore Elementary School. Online condolences www.schowengerdtchapel.com.
Nancy Sue (Stanley) Winters, age 78 of Prairie Village, Kansas, formerly of Amsterdam, Missouri died Wednesday, August 5, 2020 at Addington Place of Prairie Village. She was born October 13, 1941 to Scott and Lois Stanley in Independence, Missouri.
Nancy is survived by her son, Jeff Winters and wife Tyra of Bartow, Florida; a daughter, Jennifer Rhoades and husband Bruce of Kansas City, Missouri; three beloved grandchildren, Jacob Herrell and wife Shannon of Butler, Missouri and Kelsey and Trevor Lee Winters of Bartow, Florida; and other relatives she loved and that loved and cherished her but are too numerous to name. She was preceded in death by her parents, sister DJ, brother Bill, husband Roy Lee, and son Michael Lee.
The family has requested that everyone in attendance wear a face mask (provided for those who do not have their own), practice social distancing, and refrain from hugging or shaking hands. A card or phone call to the family would go a long way in remembering their loved one. If you don't have family addresses, feel free to mail cards to us at the Schowengerdt Funeral Chapel (1301 N. Orange St., Butler, MO 64730) and we will send to the family.
Nancy Sue (Stanley) Winters, age 78 of Prairie Village, Kansas, formerly of Amsterdam, Missouri died Wednesday, August 5, 2020 at Addington Place of Prairie Village. She was born October 13, 1941 to Scott and Lois Stanley in Independence, Missouri.
Nancy is survived by her son, Jeff Winters and wife Tyra of Bartow, Florida; a daughter, Jennifer Rhoades and husband Bruce of Kansas City, Missouri; three beloved grandchildren, Jacob Herrell and wife Shannon of Butler, Missouri and Kelsey and Trevor Lee Winters of Bartow, Florida; and other relatives she loved and that loved and cherished her but are too numerous to name. She was preceded in death by her parents, sister DJ, brother Bill, husband Roy Lee, and son Michael Lee.
The family has requested that everyone in attendance wear a face mask (provided for those who do not have their own), practice social distancing, and refrain from hugging or shaking hands. A card or phone call to the family would go a long way in remembering their loved one. If you don't have family addresses, feel free to mail cards to us at the Schowengerdt Funeral Chapel (1301 N. Orange St., Butler, MO 64730) and we will send to the family.
