Stuart Sanders Deaths in De Soto Funeral Set
Services for Stuart Sanders 37 of De Soto will be at Cedar Crest Memorial Chapel De Soto at 10 a.m. Wednesday with burial in Maple Hill Cemetery Kansas City Kansas. He died June 7 2003 at home born April 14 1966 in Kansas City Kansas son of Clyde and Wanda Sanders. He grew up in Overland Park and graduated Shawnee Mission West 1985. He lived in Kansas City Kansas. worked as a mechanic and truck driver. Survivors include his parents a daughter Jessica N Sanders Shawnee a son Justin N Sanders Shawnee and two brothers Andrew De Soto and Quentin Leavenworth. Friends may call 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday. Memorials to American Heart Association Overland Park.
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Fisher services for Michael F. Fisher in Ozankie
Private services for Michael F. Fisher 42 of Ozankie will be held later. He died Saturday born November 23 1960 in Fort Leonard Wood Missouri, son of Bill Fisher and Mary Potts Grosshart. He lived in the Lawrence area 16 years worked as lawn maintenance supervisor for Masterplan Management in Lawrence and was a member of the Society for Creative Anachronism. He married Nina Lee July 13 1988 in Lawrence. Survived by his father and mother and two sisters Anita Smith Missouri and Elizabeth Smith Milan Missouri. Memorials to the American Cancer Society or Hospice Care of Jefferson County in care of Warren-McElwain Mortuary. Online condolences to info warrenmc elwain.com subject Fisher.
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Ozankie
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Fort Leonard Wood
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Mary Potts Grosshart
Lawrence
Fisher
Society For Creative Anachronism
Nina Lee
Missouri
Pleasanton
Anita Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Milan
American Cancer Society of
Jefferson County
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
Warrenmcelwain.com
Wright services set for Kurtis Lee Wright Sr.
Funeral services for Kurtis Lee Wright Sr. 43 of Lawrence will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Wright died of an apparent heart attack Friday June 6 2003 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He was born July 29 1959 in Muenchweiler Germany and grew up in Lawrence. He was a KU student and car salesman at Topeka Volkswagen Porsche, later served in the Navy, then worked as a lineman in Virginia and at Union Hall No. 304 in Lawrence. Survivors include his father, two sons and two brothers. Friends may call today 7–9 p.m. at the funeral home. Contributions to First Baptist Church Building Fund or KU Burn Center.
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Lawrence
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Virginia Jean (Peters) Wright
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Union Hall No
Wright
First Baptist Church
Elks Lodge
Virginia Beach
Kurtis Lee Jr
Michael Conrad
Kyle
Karl
Pomona
First Baptist Church Building Fund
Gene and Barbara Burnett
KU Med
Kansas City
Kan
Rumsey-Yost.com
Millikin services set for Salina resident 78
Thomas Earl Millikin 78 of Salina dies Friday June 6 2003 at Salina Regional Medical Center. Services 2 30 p m Wednesday at Mentor United Methodist Church Mentor. Cremation. Survivors include wife Mary Jean two daughters Judy Labbe and Joan Justice two daughters and a son John T. Mil likin of Salina two grandchildren Jenna Viscomi Jake Viscomi and a great grandson. Ryan Mortuary Salina handles arrangements.
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Thomas Earl Millikin
Mentor United Methodist Church
Mentor
Mary Jean Millikin
John T
Judy Labbe
Joan Justice
Jenna Viscomi
Lawrence
Jake Viscomi
Ryan
Lawrence Commission weighs contract with police officers union
The Lawrence City Commission will consider approving a contract with the Lawrence Police Officers Association. The decision could affect police staffing and wages, signaling potential changes in bargaining terms and city labor relations.
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Lawrence Police Officers Assn
City police contract details unclear after wage-linked talks
Background on police contract is unavailable though the deal reached last week with the firefighters union ties pay hikes to the gains enjoyed by other city workers who may not get raises this year.
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City approves multiple board minutes and bids. sets ordinances
Consent agenda includes minutes for Traffic Safety Commission, CVB Advisory Board, Human Relations Commission, and Housing Authority. Approves all claims and mayor-recommended appointments. Awards chip seal bid to Vance Bros Inc for 54520. Approves SBC long distance coop agreement. First reading ordinances order condemnation at 835 E 13th St for stormwater. authorize July 16 alcohol at Airport for Chamber event. Second reading ordinance changes Stintson Ave to Bryant Way. Final plats for Jayhawk Golf Training Center, Fall Creek Farms Ninth Plat, Fall Creek Farms Second Plat, and The Woods on 19th Street with Landplan Engineering and The Peridian Group Inc. Various property owners listed.
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Convention and Visitors Bureau Advisory Board
Human Relations Commission
Lawrence-Douglas
E. 13Th St
Lawrence Municipal
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Jayhawk Golf Training Center
Alvamar
15Th Street
Crossgate Drive
Landplan Engineering
Alvamar Golf Course
Fall Creek Farms
Planning Commission approves 9 0 vote for city actions
Planning Commission approves 9 0 for sidewalk dining at Signs of Life 722 Mass approves traffic safety changes no parking on 700 block Lake Street sets 35 mph on 27th Street Crossgate Drive area and related actions including riverfront Sunflower Broadband sign and a city sign for Summer Brown Bag Concerts at US Bank Tower approves right of way transfer at 1817 Castle Pine Court with fee and easements mayor to sign subordination for Bond property and city manager reports updates from boards commissions arboretum proposal transit plan CPI 2004 2009 and potential letter to Corps of Engineers on South Lawrence Trafficway eastern portion deferment date requests and annexation report.
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Human Relations Commission
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Clinton Lake
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Douglas County
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Kellum services Lecompton veteran WW II Purple Heart recipient
Bud Kellum 83 of Lecompton died Saturday. He served in Aleutian Islands and South Pacific earning a Purple Heart. Survived by wife Margaret, three sons, a daughter, three stepsons, a stepdaughter, sisters, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home Lawrence with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery Lecompton. visiting hours Tuesday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and wake 7 to 8 p.m. Contributions suggested to Visiting Nurses or Lecompton Historical Society.
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Bud” Kellum
Rumsey-Yost
Lawrence
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Kellum
Coffey County
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Mary Myrtle (Ferris) Kellum
Aleutian Islands
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South Pacific
Laura Crouch
Margaret Foley Moore
Wayne
Kenny
Marvin
Buddy
Pittsburgh
Karen Ice
Stephen Moore
Basel
Switzerland
Charles Moore
Arlington
Wash
Fredrick Moore
Auburn
Rachelle Gasca
Seattle
Verna “Babe” Brosemer
Geneva
Dot” Duncan
Topeka
Benita Knight
Stover
Rumsey- Yost Funeral Home
Douglas County
FBI crackdown targets child adult material in Missouri Kansas City
Kevin Stafford, FBI special agent in charge, notes a broader sting network aims to identify child pornographers and online predators. Missouri officials call adult material an urgent welfare issue linked to local abuse as a Kansas City area sting is planned. A Jackson County center director cites grooming through explicit material and a study shows many abuse cases go unreported.
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FBI
Maryland
Stafford
Kansas City
Germany
Missouri
Jackson County
Mary McEniry
Miss Kansas Marilyn Busby crowned in Lenexa
KU baton twirler Marilyn Busby won Miss Kansas after competing as Miss Cheney Lake. She was the first first time entrant to win in 23 years and will compete in Miss America. Busby plans law school at KU and aims to raise awareness about mood disorders and stigma.
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Marilyn Busby
Busby
Cheney Lake
Pratt
Lenexa
Pratt Community College
Atlantic City
Agency seeks web design volunteer for Trinity Respite Care
Trinity Respite Care Inc seeks a volunteer skilled in web page creation to design and publish a site serving as a community resources directory. The role includes collaborating with officials, using programs like FrontPage or Dreamweaver, and linking users to local resources.
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Trinity Respite Care Inc
W. 25Th St
Steve Carrier
Trinity Respite Care
Purple martins roost in Clinton back yard
Bidinger notes lower purple martin numbers this year and earlier departures by July 15, a pattern linked to cold spring and reduced insect activity. Louise Chambers of Purple Martin Conservation Assn. explains older birds arrive first and cold snaps in the south disrupt food and survival.
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Richard Gwin
Clinton
Bidinger
Louise Chambers
Purple Martin Conservation Assn
Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Chambers
Texas
Arkansas
Florida
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