Wednesday, May 31, 2017
Obituary - Irma Marie Ciggel Case
Private graveside burial service will be held in Crescent Hill Cemetery in Adrian, MO at a later date. Memorials to charity of choice.
Her childhood was spent on her parent’s (Henry and Nelly Enos Ciggel) family farm east of Adrian, MO with her sister, Birdena and brother Albert. Riding her pony to the one-room Coleville Schoolhouse nurtured a free-spirited woman – born too soon for what could have been a “glass ceiling” destiny.
After graduating top in her class from Adrian High School in the heart of The Depression, Irma moved to Sedalia, MO to attend Central Business College. A jewelry box full of medals offers testimony to her prowess with the now antique Underwood typewriter. Following graduation, Irma worked for the Milton Oil Company in Sedalia.
In 1935, Irma married Aubrey Brooks Case (deceased March, 2008) in Sedalia and became a fulltime mother raising 3 children – Judith Ann Murphy (deceased 1989); Mary Jo Browne (Los Angeles); Charles Ciggel (Gloria) Case (Overland Park, KS). The children grown, Irma returned to the family business – Sedalia Royal-Crown/Nehi Bottling Company and served as office manager until the business was sold in 1973.
Throughout her life, Irma was active in the First Baptist Church Sedalia, working with youth; singing in the choir; chairing women’s missionary groups. The home was always open for social events and hosting Rotary International scholarship students. Irma was president of the Helen G. Steele Music Club; the perennial room-mother and an excellent seamstress.
After selling the family business, Irma and Aubrey were active in Rotary International events and traveled around the world several times before moving to Foxwood Springs Retirement Village/Raymore where they remained active until their mid-nineties. Irma was impatient with the final phase of her life. She wanted to serve – not be served.
Irma, a fun Grandma, mashed potato culinarian, ping-pong shark, leaves 4 granddaughters: Michele Murphy (Emporia, KS); Christen Carr (Placentia, CA); Rebie (Richard) Foote (Evanston, IL); Brooke (Charles) Dillman (Los Angeles). 3 grandsons: John Murphy (Overland Park, KS); David Murphy (Dallas, TX); Kristopher (Gena) Case (Olathe, KS). 4 great-grandchildren: Kyle Stone (Seattle) and Koree Case (Overland Park, KS); Christian and Hannah Judy Foote (Evanston, IL).
Her childhood was spent on her parent’s (Henry and Nelly Enos Ciggel) family farm east of Adrian, MO with her sister, Birdena and brother Albert. Riding her pony to the one-room Coleville Schoolhouse nurtured a free-spirited woman – born too soon for what could have been a “glass ceiling” destiny.
After graduating top in her class from Adrian High School in the heart of The Depression, Irma moved to Sedalia, MO to attend Central Business College. A jewelry box full of medals offers testimony to her prowess with the now antique Underwood typewriter. Following graduation, Irma worked for the Milton Oil Company in Sedalia.
In 1935, Irma married Aubrey Brooks Case (deceased March, 2008) in Sedalia and became a fulltime mother raising 3 children – Judith Ann Murphy (deceased 1989); Mary Jo Browne (Los Angeles); Charles Ciggel (Gloria) Case (Overland Park, KS). The children grown, Irma returned to the family business – Sedalia Royal-Crown/Nehi Bottling Company and served as office manager until the business was sold in 1973.
Throughout her life, Irma was active in the First Baptist Church Sedalia, working with youth; singing in the choir; chairing women’s missionary groups. The home was always open for social events and hosting Rotary International scholarship students. Irma was president of the Helen G. Steele Music Club; the perennial room-mother and an excellent seamstress.
After selling the family business, Irma and Aubrey were active in Rotary International events and traveled around the world several times before moving to Foxwood Springs Retirement Village/Raymore where they remained active until their mid-nineties. Irma was impatient with the final phase of her life. She wanted to serve – not be served.
Irma, a fun Grandma, mashed potato culinarian, ping-pong shark, leaves 4 granddaughters: Michele Murphy (Emporia, KS); Christen Carr (Placentia, CA); Rebie (Richard) Foote (Evanston, IL); Brooke (Charles) Dillman (Los Angeles). 3 grandsons: John Murphy (Overland Park, KS); David Murphy (Dallas, TX); Kristopher (Gena) Case (Olathe, KS). 4 great-grandchildren: Kyle Stone (Seattle) and Koree Case (Overland Park, KS); Christian and Hannah Judy Foote (Evanston, IL).
Update: Butler man killed in construction accident in Saline County, Missouri
A 46-year-old Butler, Missouri man who has been identified as Scot Lesmeister, was fatally injured in a construction accident on Tuesday, May 30 at 27559 N Highway, Malta Bend. Saline County Sheriff’s Department responded just after 12:00 noon.
Marshall Fire Crews arrived to the scene of a man who had fallen a distance of about 20 feet at the construction site near the water plant. Mr. Lesmeister was pronounced dead at the scene.
As this investigation includes multiple agencies, at this time, no further information is available pending further investigation and autopsy results.
As this investigation includes multiple agencies, at this time, no further information is available pending further investigation and autopsy results.
Mid America Live News will update this when more information is made available to us.
Courtesy of: Willie Harlow, Coroner
Saline County, Missouri
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5th Annual Darin Wainscott Memorial Golf Tournament & Banquet
Live & Silent Auction at the Banquet on June 9, 2017 at the Adrian Optimist Building - doors open at 6pm - some items include signed Kenny Chesney guitar, signed Dustin Lynch guitar, Ben Zobrist signed baseball, Ned Yost signed jersey, Kansas speedway fall race (October 20-21, 2017) hot passes/access to garage areas, pre-race inspections, pit access during the race, infield party during both races (NASCAR will perform a background check on the purchasers for clearance purposes). Join us for great food, program, auction & entertainment!!
Obituary - Richard Lee Randol
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Memorial Service will be held at 2:30 p.m., Monday, June 5, with Visitation from 1:30-2:30 p.m. at Cullen Funeral Home in Raymore.
Burial with military honors will take place at 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, June 6, at Mt. Washington Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be given to the “Fellowship of John”, PO Box 701, Raymore, Missouri, 64083.
*Complete obituary will be posted as information becomes available.
Arrangements: Cullen Funeral Home, Raymore, Missouri 816.322.5278
Tuesday, May 30, 2017
Significant weather advisory for NW Bates County until 8:45pm
This storm is capable of producing 40mph winds and heavy rains and dime size hail.
Mid America Live News will update with any and all weather updates when they are made available to us.
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