Carl E Goebel death notice in Kansas City Kansas
Carl E Goebel 75 of Kansas City Kan died November 10 2004 at St Luke's Hospital He served in the US Army Air Corps worked on the Kansas City Kan Police Department and owned Carl's Club He retired as a custodian from the Kansas City Kan school board He is survived by his wife Rosalie a son Gregory three daughters a sister 16 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren Visitation is Sunday at Joseph A Butler and Son Funeral Home Memorials to St Jude Leukemia and Lymphoma Society or American Lung Association.
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Kan
Carl E. Goebel
St. Luke's Hospital
Hubbard
Iowa
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Marion Randall Goebel
Goebel
Army Air Corps
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Kansas City, Kan
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Gregory
Marysville
Calif
Karen Trent
Edwardsville
Karla Wallace
Baldwin
Denise Breckenridge
Smithville
Carol Smart
Joseph A. Butler and Son Funeral Home
St. Jude’s Children's Research Hospital
St. Jude Place
Memphis
John Wayne Young services set in Olathe
Services for John Wayne Young 62 of Topeka will be 6:30 p m Tuesday at First Baptist Church in Olathe. He died November 11 2004 at Overland Park Regional Medical Center. He was cremated. Survivors include mother Kittie Shell Young of Eudora a son Jon of Kansas City Mo a daughter Tiffany Young and four sisters Opal Kaufman of Eudora Paulette Young of Edgerton Shirley Varney of Olathe and Jonell Cundiff of Rockwood Tenn. Memorials to Special Olympics.
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John Wayne Young
Topeka
First Baptist Church
Tiffany Young
Opal Kaufman
Eudora
Paulette Young
Edgerton
Shirley Varney
Jonell Cundiff
Rockwood
Tenn
Foxridge Drive
Mission
Clifford Scrivner services pending in Lawrence area
Clifford Ray Scrivner, 91, of rural Lawrence, died Thursday, November 11, 2004, at his home. Services are pending and will be announced by Warren McElwain Mortuary.
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Clifford Ray Scrivner
Lawrence
Warren McEl
Wain Mortuary
Scrivner
Fort Riley soldier writes tribute to fallen buddy
Sgt. Alton Miller at Fort Riley penned The Man That Made the Medal honoring his friend Master Sgt. William Lee Payne 46 of Michigan killed in Iraq. The song, sung at Payne’s funeral and at memorials, drew a standing ovation at Junction City events and has gained airplay on area stations. Miller plans to leave the Army in 2005 and seeks a record label to release the song.
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Iraq
Alton Miller
Kansas
William Lee Payne
Michigan
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Payne
34Th Armor
1St Infantry Division
Junction City
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