Monday, December 14, 2020
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Obituary - Carolyn J. Drury
Funeral services will be held at 2:00pm on Wednesday, December 16, 2020 at the Atkinson Funeral Home in Harrisonville, with burial following in Austin Cemetery, Austin, MO. The family will receive friends 1:00-2:00pm Wednesday at the funeral home.
A complete obituary will be posted when that information becomes available.
A complete obituary will be posted when that information becomes available.
Obituary - Wanda Faye Banner
Burial will follow in Orient Cemetery, Harrisonville. The family requests that masks and social distancing be utilized. Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's Association.
Wanda was born on October 1, 1942, at home in rural Nelson, Missouri. She grew up in the Sedalia, Missouri area where she was a member of the East Sedalia Baptist Church. She attended high school at Smith-Cotton High School in Sedalia. On January 25, 1968, she was united in marriage to Onlee E. Banner. Together they made their home and raised their children in Clinton, Missouri. In 1994, they moved to Harrisonville, Missouri to be closer to family.
Wanda was preceded in death by her beloved son, Lyle Eugene Banner, and by her parents, Lyle T. and Opal Geraldine (Holt) Biggs, as well as her sister, Patricia Ann Biggs. She is survived by her husband, Onlee; her daughter, Debbie Wood (Mark), Harrisonville, Missouri; three grandsons, Wade Wood (Jeanine), Ryan Wood (Melinda), and Tyler Wood; six great-grandchildren; and her brother, Lyle DeWayne Biggs.
Wanda had a genuine heart of gold and loved her family and friends very much – you could never doubt that because she always told you so. She had a passion for helping people, especially kids, and her door was always open to those in need. Wanda loved to watch her son and her grandsons on the wrestling mat. She would take the boys to practices, and watch them the whole time, and she drove thousands of miles to see them compete. Another of her loves was dancing.
Wanda was born on October 1, 1942, at home in rural Nelson, Missouri. She grew up in the Sedalia, Missouri area where she was a member of the East Sedalia Baptist Church. She attended high school at Smith-Cotton High School in Sedalia. On January 25, 1968, she was united in marriage to Onlee E. Banner. Together they made their home and raised their children in Clinton, Missouri. In 1994, they moved to Harrisonville, Missouri to be closer to family.
Wanda was preceded in death by her beloved son, Lyle Eugene Banner, and by her parents, Lyle T. and Opal Geraldine (Holt) Biggs, as well as her sister, Patricia Ann Biggs. She is survived by her husband, Onlee; her daughter, Debbie Wood (Mark), Harrisonville, Missouri; three grandsons, Wade Wood (Jeanine), Ryan Wood (Melinda), and Tyler Wood; six great-grandchildren; and her brother, Lyle DeWayne Biggs.
Wanda had a genuine heart of gold and loved her family and friends very much – you could never doubt that because she always told you so. She had a passion for helping people, especially kids, and her door was always open to those in need. Wanda loved to watch her son and her grandsons on the wrestling mat. She would take the boys to practices, and watch them the whole time, and she drove thousands of miles to see them compete. Another of her loves was dancing.
She could jitterbug with her sister until the floor shook, never missing a beat, a twirl, a spin or a catch. Wanda loved her family so very much and was always so happy and grateful for family gatherings at home for the holidays and birthday dinners. Her titles of honor were “Mom” and “Nan.” During her final years, she made numerous friends with the residents and nurses at Golden Years Care Center in Harrisonville.
Obituary - Ryan Jackson Robison
He is survived by Alicia, of the home and two daughters, Kinleigh and Hadleigh. Also surviving are his mother, Pam Hurd, of Ft. Scott; a brother, Charlie Robison and wife, C. J. and a sister Jayden Robison, all of Ft. Scott and numerous nieces and nephews. Ryan was preceded in death by his son, Benjamin and his father Chuck Hurd.
Rev. Chuck Russell will conduct graveside services at 10:30 A.M. Saturday, December 12th at the Barnesville Cemetery east of Fulton, Kansas. Family and friends may meet at the Cheney Witt Chapel prior to leaving for the cemetery at 10:00 A.M. on Saturday. The family will receive friends from 5 to 7 P.M. Friday at the Cheney Witt Chapel.
Memorials are suggested to Care to Share or the Robison Twins Scholarship Fund and may be left in care of the Cheney Witt Chapel, 201 S. Main, P.O. Box 347, Ft. Scott, KS 66701 . Words of remembrance may be submitted to the online guestbook at cheneywitt.com.
Bates County Sheriff’s Office Activity Report December 7th, 2020 - December 13th , 2020
December 7th, 2020 - December 13th , 2020
December 7th, 2020
MVA - RICH HILL
EXTRA PATROL - BUTLER
MVA - BUTLER
TRAFFIC STOP - ADRIAN
TRAILER INSPECTION - ADRIAN
DISTURBANCE - RICH HILL
SPEAK TO OFFICER - ADRIAN
SPEAK TO OFFICER - BUTLER
TRAILER INSPECTION - BUTLER
EXTRA PATROL - BUTLER
ABANDONED VEHICLE - AMORET
ANIMAL CALL - ADRIAN
AMBULANCE REQUEST - ADRIAN
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY - AMSTERDAM
C&I DRIVER - BALLARD
DOMESTIC - DREXEL
PAPER SERVICE - BUTLER
SPEAK TO OFFICER - BUTLER
CIVIL MATTER/STANDBY - BUTLER
SPEAK TO OFFICER - BUTLER
TRAFFIC STOP - BUTLER
December 8th, 2020
MVA - AMORET
TRAFFIC STOP - ADRIAN
SPEAK TO OFFICER - ADRIAN
AMBULANCE REQUEST - HUME
CHECK WELL BEING - RICH HILL
PROPERTY DAMAGE - PASSAIC
PROPERTY DAMAGE - BUTLER
THREATS - ADRIAN
TRAFFIC STOP - BUTLER
PROPERTY DAMAGE - ROCKVILLE
FIRE CALL - RICH HILL
PAPER SERVICE - BUTLER
911 HANG UP - AMORET
AGENCY ASSIST - BUTLER
SPEAK TO OFFICER - BUTLER
TRAILER INSPECTION - BUTLER
DOMESTIC - RICH HILL
SPEAK TO OFFICER - BUTLER
MISCELLANEOUS - BUTLER
PAPER SERVICE - BUTLER
MISCELLANEOUS - BUTLER
TRAFFIC STOP - BUTLER
STRANDED MOTORIST - AMSTERDAM
AGENCY ASSIST - BUTLER
AGENCY ASSIST - BUTLER
TRAFFIC STOP - ADRIAN
FIRE BRUSH - ADRIAN
BROADCAST MESSAGE - HARRISONVILLE
December 9th, 2020
DEBRIS IN ROADWAY - RICH HILL
DISTURBANCE - AMSTERDAM
AGENCY ASSIST - CASS CO
ODOR INVESTIGATION - ADRIAN
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY - ADRIAN
TRAFFIC STOP - BUTLER
SPEAK TO OFFICER - BUTLER
AMBULANCE REQUEST - BUTLER
SPEAK TO OFFICER - ROCKVILLE
PAPER SERVICE - RICH HILL
PAPER SERVICE - ADRIAN
ABANDONED VEHICLE - AMSTERDAM
CIVIL MATTER/STANDBY - ROCKVILLE
SPEAK TO OFFICER - BCSO
CONTROLLED BURN - DREXEL
CHECK WELL BEING - ADRIAN
MISSING PERSON - AMORET
TRAFFIC STOP - ADRIAN
TRAFFIC STOP - RICH HILL
REFUSE TO LEAVE - ARCHIE
December 10th, 2020
AMBULANCE REQUEST - RICH HILL
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY - ADRIAN
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY - DREXEL
MISSING PERSON - FOSTER
TRAFFIC STOP - ADRIAN
SPEAK TO OFFICER - BATES CO
MVA - ADRIAN
TRAFFIC HAZARD - BUTLER
PAPER SERVICE - ADRIAN
ANIMAL CALL - ADRIAN
FIRE CALL - BUTLER
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY - ADRIAN
TRAFFIC HAZZARD - BATES CO
STRANDED MOTORIST - ADRIAN
December 11th, 2020
SCAM CALL - BUTLER
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY - RICH HILL
REFUSE TO LEAVE - ADRIAN
PEDESTRIAN CHECK - BUTLER
ANIMAL CALL - BUTLER
ANIMAL CALL - ADRIAN
TRAFFIC STOP - ADRIAN
STRANDED MOTORIST - ADRIAN
ANIMAL CALL - BUTLER
SPEAK TO OFFICER - VIA PHONE
SPEAK TO OFFICER - HUME
C & I DRIVER - ROCKVILLE
STRANDED MOTORIST - ADRIAN
AMBULANCE REQUEST - RICH HILL
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY - ADRIAN
SLIDE OFF - PASSAIC
December 12th, 2020
AGENCY ASSIST - ADRIAN
DISTURBANCE - ADRIAN
EXTRA PATROL - BUTLER
FRAUD/IDENTITY THEFT - RICH HILL
C & I DRIVER - BUTLER
AMBULANCE REQUEST - ADRIAN
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY - ADRIAN
December 13th, 2020
FIRE STRUCTURE - ADRIAN
AMBULANCE REQUEST - ADRIAN
AGENCY ASSIST - BUTLER
DOMESTIC - RICH HILL
ALARM CALL - ADRIAN
ANIMAL CALL - DREXEL
MVA - ADRIAN
DEBRIS IN ROADWAY - BUTLER
THREATS - ADRIAN
SPEAK TO OFFICER - WARRENSBURG
AMBULANCE REQUEST - RICH HILL
SPEAK TO OFFICER - ADRIAN
Sunday, December 13, 2020
Henry County Health Center confirms 15 new positive cases of COVID-19
Clinton 11
Montrose 1
Windsor 2
Blairstown 1
Total to date: 1430
Obituary - Everett L. Brown
Graveside services will be held 10:30 a.m. Thursday, December 17, 2020, at the Parker Cemetery, Creighton, Missouri.
There will be no formal visitation. Mr. Brown will lie in state and friends may call from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 16, 2020, at the Stanley-Dickey Funeral Home, Pleasant Hill, Missouri.
A complete obituary will be published here when that information becomes available.
Obituary - Angela Phyllis Moseley
Angela Phyllis Moseley (nee Cimini) was born in Providence, RI on April 26, 1944. All of her grandparents had emigrated to the US from Italy. She was the sixth of seven children and the last daughter. In her early teen years, her mother became ill and Angela quit school to take care of her. Shortly after her mother’s death, Angela and a friend took a bus to Los Angeles. She found a job, and later married and had a son. During this period, she completed her GED to get her high school diploma then took some college courses. Soon, they bought a home in Malibu when it was still a small town. Active in Malibu, she led the PTA at Webster Elementary and served on the board of a local not for profit domestic abuse center. Her marriage ended and she became a travel agent at Shannon Travel. Soon she was running Malibu Travel, and, in that capacity, she was able to travel the world befriending a baby monkey in the Amazon jungle, riding camels around the pyramids in Egypt and feasting on the beauty of the south Pacific.
To help another Italian friend and New York Ranger fanatic, she agreed to serve a breakfast shift at Anthony’s Malibu Deli and soon her income exceeded the travel business while allowing more time to raise her son. In late October 1985 she attended a friend’s birthday party at the friend’s home in Malibu. Another friend was at the party and had brought his lawyer along. Both Angela and that lawyer requested coffee and were served instant coffee. Angela pitched a fit and soon she and her new friend had found an expresso pot, coffee beans and a grinder. The coffee klatch that started that night ended on December 9, 2020.
They moved to St. Louis where Warren had a three-year-old son and practiced law. In 1988, Warren acquired a business and they moved to Tulsa. Soon the son was in their custody and Angela became Mom. Active in Tulsa, Angela was a member of the Altar Guild at Trinity Episcopal Church. Trinity sponsored the Iron Gate which fed several hundred homeless each day. For several years Angela got up every day at 5 am, drove to church and cooked for the homeless. The Italian flair to the food was duly noted by the homeless community and attendance grew. It was well known among the homeless that if you got out of line, the little Italian lady would toss you out. Iron Gate is now one of the major charities in Tulsa.
With a son finishing high school, Angela became restless and started working at Crabtree and Evelyn, a boutique in Tulsa’s Utica Square. Soon she was managing the store and putting it in the upper echelon of the chain worldwide. The owner saw an opportunity and sold the stores. Angela moved on. A litany of friends from Trinity, the business and Tulsa generally have dined at Angela’s table. Two of Tulsa’s best chefs were regulars. No one ever left disappointed.
Over the years Angela had grown to love the farm where Warren was raised. The family and friends in Vernon County were her family and friends. She loved them and they loved her. She widened the circle of friends. In 2015, the move to the farm became permanent. She loved Walker and its one gas pump, the people, and All Saints. Five years was shorter than expected but in line with her desire never to be a burden on anyone.
As a final act of giving and loving, Angela had long ago arranged for her body to be delivered to the Midwest Transplant Institute. They have gathered and preserved all useful tissue to save and enhance lives for many years to come.
She is survived by her husband, Warren, of the home; two sons, Michael Joseph Keith of Malibu, CA and Warren Frank Moseley of Park Hills, MO; daughter-in-law, Paige Oberhammer, and grandchildren, Lilliann and Daxton Moseley of Owasso, OK. She is also survived by sisters, Marlene Mancone of Providence, RI, Peggy Pons of Aiken, SC and MaryAnn Morritt of Phoenix, AZ; brothers Matthew Cimini (Judy) of Providence, RI, and William (Billy) Cimini (Janet) of Cary, NC; brother-in-law Charles Thompson (Judy) of Walker, MO. There are many nieces, nephews, grandnieces, and grandnephews who experienced and will cherish her love.
She was predeceased by her parents, Matthew and Michelina (Ruggiero) Cimini; father-in-law and mother-in-law Warren and Bertha Moseley; brother Dominic Cimini and his wife Joan, brothers-in-law Tom Pons, and John Mancone; brother-in-law and sister-in-law Walter and Shirley O’Steen; sister-in-law Barbara Thompson.
She loved Trinity Episcopal and Iron Gate in Tulsa, OK and All Saints Episcopal in Nevada, MO. If you are so inclined, please contribute in her name to one of those.
Due to COVID, a private family service will be held.
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