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Friday, April 22, 2022
Rollover accident on D Highway east of Passaic
The Bates County Sheriff's Office along with Butler Fire Department, Bates County EMS and Adrian Fire Department is on scene of a rollover accident on D Highway just passed CR NE 6003 in rural Bates County.
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Obituary - William "Cape" Edward Kendrick
Memorial services will be held Monday, April 25, 2022 at 11:00 a.m. at Atkinson Funeral Home in Harrisonville, with visitation beginning at 10:00 a.m. Cremation with inurnment at a later date at Crescent Hill Cemetery in Adrian, MO. Memorial contributions are suggested to Lewy Body Dementia Association at LBDA.org for research and care.
Cape was born October 1, 1937 in Adrian, MO, a son of Wilburn Edward and Ollie Celestine (Oliver) Kendrick. He was a lifelong Cass County resident and attended Archie Schools. Cape was united in marriage to the love of his life and queen, Donna Sue Horn on September 5, 1958 in Jefferson City, MO. Cape was a Maintenance Superintendent for Kansas City Power & Light at the La Cygne, KS power plant before retiring in 1998.
Cape was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Donna Sue, on October 23, 2021; and his son, Brent Kendrick, on March 14, 2022. He is survived by two sons: Bill Kendrick (Janetta), Drexel, MO; and Barry Kendrick (Paula), Camdenton, MO; one sister, Christine Holbrook, Omaha, NE; six grandkids: Scott and Ginna Kendrick, Tommy and Jill McCoy, Ben and Stephanie Hansen, Chuck and Kelly Anderson, Kurtis and Kayla Weaver, Andy and Brianna Bissell; and the great-grands: Madie, Aiden, Trevor, Lily, Chase, Sydney, Riley, Cora, Quinn, and Charlie.
The family of William (Cape) Kendrick would like to convey their deepest appreciation for all the acts of love and kindness given to them during this difficult time. Your expressions of sympathy will always be treasured.
Cape was born October 1, 1937 in Adrian, MO, a son of Wilburn Edward and Ollie Celestine (Oliver) Kendrick. He was a lifelong Cass County resident and attended Archie Schools. Cape was united in marriage to the love of his life and queen, Donna Sue Horn on September 5, 1958 in Jefferson City, MO. Cape was a Maintenance Superintendent for Kansas City Power & Light at the La Cygne, KS power plant before retiring in 1998.
Cape was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Donna Sue, on October 23, 2021; and his son, Brent Kendrick, on March 14, 2022. He is survived by two sons: Bill Kendrick (Janetta), Drexel, MO; and Barry Kendrick (Paula), Camdenton, MO; one sister, Christine Holbrook, Omaha, NE; six grandkids: Scott and Ginna Kendrick, Tommy and Jill McCoy, Ben and Stephanie Hansen, Chuck and Kelly Anderson, Kurtis and Kayla Weaver, Andy and Brianna Bissell; and the great-grands: Madie, Aiden, Trevor, Lily, Chase, Sydney, Riley, Cora, Quinn, and Charlie.
The family of William (Cape) Kendrick would like to convey their deepest appreciation for all the acts of love and kindness given to them during this difficult time. Your expressions of sympathy will always be treasured.
Updated Obituary - Coty Lee Nichols
Coty was born July 19, 1990 in Kansas City, MO, to Diane (Bidwell) Nichols and James Nichols.
Coty was preceded in death by Grandpa Jim and Baby Samuel. He is survived by his mother, Diane Nichols, Freeman, MO; his father, James Nichols, Drexel, MO and second mother, Melody, Drexel, MO; twin brother, Casey; brothers: David, Andrew, Justin, and Michael; sister, Nan; Grandma Judy; Grandma Charlene; Grandpa Billy and his partner, Steph Zirkle; and several nieces and nephews and many friends.
Obituary - Kenneth West
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Kenneth West, 80 of Butler, Missouri passed away Thursday, April 21, 2022 at his home in Butler.
Cremation with a visitation to be held Saturday, April 30, 2022 from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm at Mullinax Funeral Home, Butler (660-679-0009). Memorial services will follow at 2:00 pm also at the funeral home on Saturday.
Memorial contributions may be made at www.JW.org. Messages of condolence may be left for the family at www.mullinaxfuneralhome.com.
A complete obituary is pending at this time.
Cremation with a visitation to be held Saturday, April 30, 2022 from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm at Mullinax Funeral Home, Butler (660-679-0009). Memorial services will follow at 2:00 pm also at the funeral home on Saturday.
Memorial contributions may be made at www.JW.org. Messages of condolence may be left for the family at www.mullinaxfuneralhome.com.
A complete obituary is pending at this time.
Obituary - Keith Duncan
Keith was born January 10, 1958, in Preston, MO to James Harold and Mary Louise (Nolan) Neighorn. On October 2, 2007, he married Sally Lynn Neighorn. He loved to work on lawn mowers, liked to paint and was a “Jack of all trades”.
Keith is survived by his wife of the home; five daughters, Mary (Gus) Brokob, Angie (Chris) Johnson, Kathy Phillips, Gorga Duncan, and Venna Duncan; two brothers, Charley Duncan and Bill Duncan; six sister, Ruth Duncan, Elsie Duncan, Kathy Duncan, Loreta Duncan, Pearl Duncan, and Rosetta Duncan; five grandchildren, Leah May Brokob, Haley Dawn, Brokob, Gus Brokob jr., Branden Phillips, and Summer Phillips.
Preceding him in death were his parents.
There will be a private family service for Keith.
State Farm Student Athlete of the week
During that time he has medaled at numerous tournaments and went to the state golf tournament every year he has played. He was all state last year as he placed in the top 10.
He has had a solid start this year too medaling at every tournament so far and was top individual in two of our matches shooting an even-par 36 in a match against Nevada. What sets Andon apart on the golf team is his commitment to the game. He is always putting in the work and extra time to excel at golf. Just coming to golf practice during the season doesn’t make you a great golfer.
You have to practice year-round and Andon does that. He is truly a dedicated player and often stays after practice or even after competitions to work on his game.” When we asked Andon something he has learned from sports that he can apply later in life he stated “being involved in your school is like being involved in your community as an adult. When you are in sports as a student you want to do well and when you are an adult if you are involved in your community you will want to do well there too.” When we asked him what it takes to be successful as a player he stated “you have to put in the time.
You can’t put in just a little time and expect a great outcome. To be an elite athlete in your sport you have to keep putting in the time and not give up if things get tough.” When we asked him how he best prepares for a match he stated “it’s a lot of mental toughness and preparing yourself mentally to go out and do what you know you can and play how you have practiced.”
He says he puts in a lot of time recording his swing and studying it to keep getting better. Andon will be playing golf and attending Missouri Valley College in Marshall, Missouri in the fall. He plans to major in physical education and hopes to coach one day.
Andon is the son of Sean and Sandy Cook. It was a pleasure talking to him and we wish him and the rest of the bears the best of luck as they finish out their season with district golf coming up in May.
You have to practice year-round and Andon does that. He is truly a dedicated player and often stays after practice or even after competitions to work on his game.” When we asked Andon something he has learned from sports that he can apply later in life he stated “being involved in your school is like being involved in your community as an adult. When you are in sports as a student you want to do well and when you are an adult if you are involved in your community you will want to do well there too.” When we asked him what it takes to be successful as a player he stated “you have to put in the time.
You can’t put in just a little time and expect a great outcome. To be an elite athlete in your sport you have to keep putting in the time and not give up if things get tough.” When we asked him how he best prepares for a match he stated “it’s a lot of mental toughness and preparing yourself mentally to go out and do what you know you can and play how you have practiced.”
He says he puts in a lot of time recording his swing and studying it to keep getting better. Andon will be playing golf and attending Missouri Valley College in Marshall, Missouri in the fall. He plans to major in physical education and hopes to coach one day.
Andon is the son of Sean and Sandy Cook. It was a pleasure talking to him and we wish him and the rest of the bears the best of luck as they finish out their season with district golf coming up in May.
Pictured left to right: Coach Leslie Hedrick, Andon Cook, Kellie Davidson State Farm
Strong to Severe Storms Possible Saturday Evening/Night
Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible tomorrow evening/night, likely in the form of a line of storms moving west to east through the region.
The main threat will be from damaging straight line wind gusts, but hail up to the size of quarters are possible. Stay weather aware!
Pursuit from Kansas ends in Harrisonville
Deputies continued pursuing the vehicle on 2 Highway west of Harrisonville. Officers with the Harrisonville Police Department deployed a tire deflation device near the Harrisonville City limits and successfully deflated 3 of the vehicle’s tires. The driver of the vehicle continued east on 2 Highway before stopping near Commercial Street.
The female driver was taken into custody by a Sheriff’s Office K9 team. There were no other occupants.
Kansas City Missouri Police Department confirmed the vehicle, a 2011 Buick Regal, as stolen. A license plate on the vehicle was reported stolen from Texas.
"Cooperation among multiple law enforcement agencies continues to make a difference when apprehending criminals in our community. Today’s incident is an example of that support to keep our county safe.” Sheriff Jeff Weber
The driver was transported to an area hospital for treatment before being transferred to the Cass County Jail.
The Cass County and Miami County Sheriff’s Office are investigating the incident. The Missouri State Highway Patrol and Harrisonville Police Department assisted deputies.
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