Death notice for Steven J Mecaskey of Mission Kansas
Steven J Mecaskey 46 of Mission Kansas died Friday July 11 2003 at St Luke s Hospital Overland Park No services planned He was born December 8 1956 in Paola son of H Neal and Francis Workman Mecaskey He graduated from University of Missouri Kansas City in 1984 and worked at Maupintour Travel later part owner until retirement in 1995 Survivors include an aunt Eunice Roth and several cousins of Fort Walton Beach Florida Memorials may be given to Southwest Blvd Family Healthcare Services 340 Southwest Blvd Kansas City Kansas 66103 DW Newcomer s Sons Stine & McClure Chapel in charge of arrangements
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Kansas City
Steven J. Mecaskey
Mission
Mr. Mecaskey
St. Luke’s Hospital
Overland Park
Paola
H. Neal and
Francis (Workman) Mecaskey
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Mecaskey
Maupintour Travel
Eunice Roth
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Southwest Blvd
Family Healthcare Services
Kan
Newcomer’s Sons
Stine & McClure Chapel
Ada Madalyn Collins Graveside Services Planned
Graveside services for Ada Madalyn Collins 69 of Baldwin will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Park Cemetery She died Sunday July 13 2003 at her home Born January 28 1934 in Sibleyville she was a nurse s aide at Cherry Manor and Orchard Lane Nursing Homes and worked at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Later she and her husband ran a plumbing business until 1996 She is survived by her husband Thomas Lane Collins a son Jerry three daughters Marla Webster Candi and Lorie Collins a niece Sherry Stout a brother Max Moore a sister June Allis and six grandchildren The family will receive friends today 630 to 800 p.m. at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Memorials to the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Eastern Kansas care of the funeral home
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Ada Madalyn Collins
Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Park Cemetery
Collins
Sibleyville
Estel Byard
Ada Francis (Edwards) Moore
Baldwin High School
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Farmer's Co-op
Thomas Lane Collins
Jerry Collins
Marla Webster
Lawrence
Candi Stout
Lorie Collins
Sherry Stout
Winnetka
Calif
Max Moore
June Allis
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Suzanne Morris A life celebration in Payson for 27 year old
A celebration of life for Suzanne Michelle Morris 27 of Payson Arizona will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday five miles south of Lawrence on U S Highway 59 near the Zarco with balloons marking the site. She died Friday July 11 2003 in Payson she was born October 20 1975 in Kansas City Kansas daughter of Danny and Sharon Morris. She lived in Lawrence most of her life moved to Payson a year ago. Survivors include her father and his wife Vicki Edwards Missouri her mother Sharon Anzek Kansas City many brothers Brett and grandfather Bob Morris Kansas City also a close second family caregiver Donna Collins Payson and brothers Mike Collins and Greg Collins both of Payson Contributions to Make a Wish Foundation.
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Suzanne Michelle Morris
Payson
Ariz
Lawrence
U.S. Highway 59
Miss Morris
Kansas City
Kan
Danny
Sharon Morris
Vicki
Edwards
Sharon Anzek
Brett
Bob Morris
Donna Collins
Mike Collins
Greg Collins
Make A Wish Foundation
N. Amidon
Wichita
Lane Services Held for Vivian Irene Fuller 61
Vivian Irene Fuller of Wellsville died July 15 2003 at Richmond Care Center Memorial services were set for 10 a m Saturday at Lane Methodist Church Born December 14 1941 in Lane she was the daughter of George and Evelyn Johnston A Lane High School graduate class of 1959 she worked as a manager at Bob s Supersaver and as a seamstress in Ottawa and janitor at Kansas University She married Larry Fuller in Lane August 21 1959 they divorced Survivors include son Brad Fuller Toronto daughters Pam Cederlind Turlock CA Chris Morris Lawrence two brothers Norman and Martin Johnston two sisters Wilma Bushnell and Marilyn Waddle and three grandchildren Memorials to Richmond Care Center may be sent in care of Wilson s Funeral Home Wellsville 66092.
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Lane
Vivian Irene Fuller
Wellsville
Lane Methodist Church
Larry Fuller
Brad Fuller
Toronto
Pam Cederlind
Turlock
Calif
Chris Morris
Lawrence
Norman Johnston
Martin Johnston
Juneau
Alaska
Wilma Bushnell
Ottawa
Marilyn Waddle
Richmond
Wilson
P.O
Kenneth W Shannon obituary a Kansas City native at 90
Services for Kenneth W Shannon 90 of Kansas City Kan will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at Joseph A Butler Son Funeral Home He died Sunday July 13 2003 at Kansas University Medical Center He was born September 2 1932 in Carter South Dakota His survivors include three sons two daughters a brother two sisters and 15 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren Donations may be made to Presbyterian Manor in Kansas City Kansas
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Kansas City
Kan
Kenneth W. Shannon
Joseph A. Butler & Son
Shannon
Kansas University Medical Center
Carter, S.D
Charles G
Nettie M. (Webster) Shannon
Janice A. Randolph
Colorado Springs
Colo
Kathi J. Mullis
Lawrence
Carroll
Newport
Wash
Marjorie Konvalin
Winner
S.D
Ramolee Engel
Fremont
Neb
Presbyterian Manor
Freeman Ave
Trial Ordered In Mistreatment Allegation Case
A man who spoke in a videotaped interview claimed he had not been doing it long and described mistreatment by his older brother at age 11. He cited a 1996 recovery program for sex offenders after a conviction and said the teacher allowed him to graduate. Judge Martin ruled the evidence met the legal definition of sexual penetration for a reported incident, as the man faces one count of reported incident and multiple counts of aggravated liberties and exploitation of a child. Defense counsel will file a brief within three weeks.
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Man
Woods
Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center
Martin
Jim George
George
Overbrook clinic closure ends bid to save facility
Kansas Medical Clinic President Dr Shekhar Challa announced the decision to close the Overbrook clinic despite a community fundraising drive. The effort would not cover ongoing losses beyond July 31, and funds will be returned to contributors after staff transfer to Topeka clinics.
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Overbrook
Kansas Medical Clinic
Shekhar Challa
Challa
Sheila Musil
Topeka
Pankratz
Anti-slavery reprint project to run at Hobbs Park events
A committee commissions reprints of Speer era anti-slavery writing. An initial 1000 copies mirror the original using a 1960s Vandercook press. open houses Aug 16 17 10 am to 5 pm at Hobbs Park Memorial Lawrence. Additional 100 archival copies planned for collectors to fund exhibits.
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Speer
Kansas State Historical Society
Topeka
Michigan
Lawrence
Arts Center
Tim O’brien
Vandercook
Hobbs Park Memorial
10Th
Delaware Streets
O’brien
City delays downtown project over historic district clash
The Historic Resources Commission found the proposal would encroach on two nearby National Register sites, Eldridge Hotel and News Center at 645 N H, home to the Journal World. City Commission must issue findings of fact to overrule. next meeting set for Tuesday at City Hall amid neighborhood concerns.
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Historic Resources Commission
Eldridge Hotel
News Center
N.H
Journal-World
Gnews
City Commission
East Lawrence
Dunfield
City Hall
Sixth
Massachusetts Streets
City Votes to Annex 130 Acres for West Lawrence Housing
The Lawrence City Commission approved annexing 130 acres north of Peterson Road along Monterey Way for a housing development. They set a public hearing on creating a benefit district to fund a two lane collector street costing 2.2 million dollars with the city share pegged at 250000.
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Lawrence
West Lawrence
Peterson Road
Monterey Way
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