A Celebration of Life will be Friday, June 24, 2022 from 1:00 to 1:15 p.m., followed by food, fellowship and socializing at the Clinton Elks Lodge, 115 West Franklin Street, Clinton, Mo 64735.
A complete obituary will be updated at a later time.
Thursday, June 9, 2022
Obituary - Donald Thomas Wilson
Burglary arrested made in Cedar County
On June 8, 2022 an investigation conducted by the Cedar County Sheriffs Office resulted in the arrest of Eric Shipley of Stockton.
A search warrant was served at a residence in Stockton and evidence connected to the burglaries was recovered, along with stolen cash. Request for charges was sent to Cedar County Prosecuting Attorney Ty Gaither.
Shipley has been charged with five counts of 2nd degree burglary, stealing and property damage. He is currently in Cedar Co jail on $50,000 bond.
Shipley has been charged with five counts of 2nd degree burglary, stealing and property damage. He is currently in Cedar Co jail on $50,000 bond.
Disclaimer: Arrest records are public information. Any indication of an arrest does not mean the individual identified has been convicted of a crime. All persons arrested are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Bates County Sheriff Anderson presented a $15,000 check to the Bates County Fair Youth Council and to the Bates County Fair Board
On 6/6/2022, Bates County Sheriff Anderson presented a $15,000 check to Bates County Fair Youth Council and to the Bates County Fair Board. This check was a collaboration among the Sheriffs Office and those boards to invest in our youth programs for the 2022 Fair year. These programs help encourage and support our next generation of ranchers, farmers and producers.
This check was one of many financial investments the Sheriff’s Office issued to include sponsorships to many summer youth programs as part of our Community Policing Program. The Sheriff’s Office has made financial donations to summer sports leagues to include soccer, football, swim team, basketball, fishing team, wrestling and baseball.
“Our goal is to encourage kids to put down the phone, get outside and meet other kids and enjoy what summer has to offer”, says Sheriff Anderson. “We are investing in our greatest assets, our youth. We are proud to be involved in our community and as long as our budget supports it we will continue to invest in our youth programs”.
This check was one of many financial investments the Sheriff’s Office issued to include sponsorships to many summer youth programs as part of our Community Policing Program. The Sheriff’s Office has made financial donations to summer sports leagues to include soccer, football, swim team, basketball, fishing team, wrestling and baseball.
“Our goal is to encourage kids to put down the phone, get outside and meet other kids and enjoy what summer has to offer”, says Sheriff Anderson. “We are investing in our greatest assets, our youth. We are proud to be involved in our community and as long as our budget supports it we will continue to invest in our youth programs”.
Obituary - Kimberly Gail Gillard
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Arrangements entrusted to the Mullinax Funeral Home, Drexel Chapel (816-657-4400). Messages of condolence may be left for the family at www.mullinaxfuneralhome.com.
The adventurous Kim loved riding the trails in Chadwick Mark Twain National Forrest on her dirt bike, taking photographs, camping, and enjoying time with her family, especially her beloved grandchildren. Kim had two big dreams in life the first was to have grandchildren, the second to build her dream log home. Both dreams eventually came true.
Survivors include husband Mark, children Jessica Summers (Richard), Andy Gillard (Stephanie), grandchildren Joshua Gillard, Logan and Cooper Gillard, parents, Richard and Gail Chase, and brother Rich Chase Jr.
Kimberly Gail Gillard was born July 10, 1962 to Richard and Gail Neely Chase in Kansas City, Missouri. She grew up in the Stillwell, Kansas area and attended Blue Valley High School, graduating in 1980. Following high school she married the love of her life, Mark Gillard. They began life together and were blessed with two children, Jessica and Andy.
Not only would Kim take on the role of wife and mother, but she and Mark would own and operate several family businesses. For many years they would work side by side at the Mower Doctor in Bucyrus, Kansas. Kim was an intrical part of the business, serving in various capacities such as bookkeeper, secretary, maintenance, and so much more. All while operating other businesses and assisting others with their business.
To say that Kim was resourceful and capable would be an understatement. She may have been small in stature but she was big in heart and determination. Kim was the type that could change her own oil, sew and hang curtains, and even fix plumbing issues. There wasn’t a thing she couldn’t do.
Not only would Kim take on the role of wife and mother, but she and Mark would own and operate several family businesses. For many years they would work side by side at the Mower Doctor in Bucyrus, Kansas. Kim was an intrical part of the business, serving in various capacities such as bookkeeper, secretary, maintenance, and so much more. All while operating other businesses and assisting others with their business.
To say that Kim was resourceful and capable would be an understatement. She may have been small in stature but she was big in heart and determination. Kim was the type that could change her own oil, sew and hang curtains, and even fix plumbing issues. There wasn’t a thing she couldn’t do.
The adventurous Kim loved riding the trails in Chadwick Mark Twain National Forrest on her dirt bike, taking photographs, camping, and enjoying time with her family, especially her beloved grandchildren. Kim had two big dreams in life the first was to have grandchildren, the second to build her dream log home. Both dreams eventually came true.
Survivors include husband Mark, children Jessica Summers (Richard), Andy Gillard (Stephanie), grandchildren Joshua Gillard, Logan and Cooper Gillard, parents, Richard and Gail Chase, and brother Rich Chase Jr.
Butler man arrested on no bond warrant
Mr. Riley was arrested for 1.) Felony Probation and Parole failure to appear warrant.
He was booked into the Bates County Jail and he is currently being held on no bond.
Disclaimer: Arrest records are public information. Any indication of an arrest does not mean the individual identified has been convicted of a crime. All persons arrested are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Strong storms possible in eastern Kansas & Southwest Missouri
A few isolated showers and thunderstorms are possible this afternoon and evening across the area, with another round of stronger storms possible late tonight in eastern KS.
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Wednesday, June 8, 2022
Nevada Regional Medical Center Galaxy Award for this month
Rather than recognizing a special Nevada Regional Medical Center Department for our Galaxy Award this month, we’d like to recognize all those who helped out with Hospital Week during the second week of May.
There are too many names to list, but some cooked and served food at the picnic, some served ice cream and some organized a scavenger hunt. Others handed out prizes from the employee drawings and some distributed new employee cups.
There are too many names to list, but some cooked and served food at the picnic, some served ice cream and some organized a scavenger hunt. Others handed out prizes from the employee drawings and some distributed new employee cups.
Some of the maintenance men helped set up tents and banners at the golf tournament, while other staff helped with registration, food, snacks, photography, clean up and special contests on the day of the tournament.
To all of these NRMC employees who created a fun and busy hospital week, we say a hearty “Thank you!” You all made our week an enjoyable one!
Pictured here are just a few of the hospital week helpers. From the left in the back are Karl Bloomfield, Mike Holder and James Spears. On the front row from the left are Candace Hampton, Jessica Collier, Jennifer Eaton, Jodee Mashek, Tim Wilson and David Sparks.
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