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Estil was raised in the Horton, MO area and attended Nevada High School. He served in the United States Army and was with 7th Armored Division while stationed in Germany during the Korean War. For a number of years, he drove a truck before beginning a job with the MoorMan’s Feed Manufacturing Company. For the next 31 years Estil continued employment there having started out as a salesman and six months later becoming District Manager.
In addition to his wife Shirley, survivors include three children, Steven Thompson (Mary), Ft. Collins, CO, Carmen Arnold, Lamar, MO, and Denise Thompson, Lamar, MO; five grandchildren, John, Mallory, Lauren, Holly, and Cheri; eight great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by three sisters, Jennie Jadlot, Margaret Ketterman, and June Flint; two brothers, Amerman Thompson, and Enis Thompson.
Graveside services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, June 5, 2025 at Newton Burial Park with Pastor Bill Platt officiating.
Memorial contributions are suggested in his name to the Nevada Elks c/o Ferry Funeral Home in Nevada.
Cremation with a celebration of life service will be held at a later date.
A complete obituary and service details will be posted once that information becomes available, courtesy Dickey Funeral Home.
Two women from Flushing, New York 52-year-old Jinmei Yan and 42-year-old Meixi Chen, were found to be offering sexual services out of a public business in Clinton, Mo and placed under arrest on June 2nd.
In an undercover operation, Clinton Police Captain John Scott entered the establishment under the pretense of seeking a massage but instead was offered sexual services. Following arrest of the individuals, an investigation revealed possible human trafficking at the location as well, according to the probable cause statement.
Witnesses say different workers have been seen entering the business for several months. It was also revealed that individuals were living inside the business and most workers visited the establishment one time and were not seen again.
Yan and Chen face one count each of 3rd degree Promotion of Prostitution and are currently being held in the Henry County jail on $50,000 cash only bonds.
The Clinton Police Department urges anyone with information regarding this case to contact law enforcement immediately.
We hope you had a good Memorial Day, please remove ground flowers from gravesites at Crescent Hill Cemetery by June 15th.
Thank you