Deaths: Robert James Bos Edgin of Lawrence
Robert James Bos Edgin 86 of Lawrence died October 23, 2015 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. No services are planned. A full obituary is available at rumsey-yost.com.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2015
Page
2
Robert James Bos Edgin 86 of Lawrence died October 23, 2015 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. No services are planned. A full obituary is available at rumsey-yost.com.
William H. Lee also known as Bill Lee was 68 when he died October 16 2015 at his Lawrence Kansas home. He founded the Kansas Music Hall of Fame in 2004 and wrote Kansas Rockers The First Generation in 1999. Memorial set for November 14 at Liberty Hall.
Don Lee Landis died October 6 2015 in McAllen Texas born March 13 1933 in Lawrence Kansas son of Ward and Edith Landis grew up in Pleasant Grove Kansas FFA member Lawrence High School US Navy eight years served aboard USS Yorktown during the Korean War married Marilyn Osmonson June 8 1956 settled in Vinland Kansas farmed and worked as chief mechanic for LAM member Baldwin City American Legion Post retired in Baldwin City and Mission survived by wife Marilyn five children and extended family celebration of life November 14 2015 1 00 to 3 30 pm at Baldwin City American Legion 803 High St followed by graveside Oakwood Cemetery in Baldwin City.
Waterline replacement from Learnard to Maryland on East 15th Street should finish Friday if weather allows. North Sixth Street remains closed from Walnut to Locust for about a week due to waterline work for a new storm sewer pipe. A four block levee trail section from the Kansas River Bridge to Oak Street boat ramp entrance is closed through December 31. Arkansas Street waterline work continues from Seventh to Ninth Streets. No parking zones may be set and temporary street closings could occur.
Readers are invited to ask questions by calling 832-7297 or emailing soundoff ljworld.com for submissions and comments.
Leah Pauline Polly Roberts died October 18 2015 in Stormont Vail Topeka born May 5 1936 in Yuma AZ to Henry and Margaret Clowers only child she lived in Missouri Kansas and Topeka raised a family with Glen Roberts active in Abdullah Shrine worked in SRS Children’s Division and Let’s Help enjoyed politics and community events survived by son Glen daughter Dorothy and grandson Alexis cremation private memorial planned donations to Cystic Fibrosis Foundation condolences at rumsey yest com LJ World shares the notice
The Lawrence Public Library will host a 2 to 3 p.m. discussion led by Jim McLean of the Kansas Health Institute News Service and Sandy Praeger on health care access and the Affordable Care Act. The free event in the library auditorium is open to the public.
Wichita, AP Scott Roeder, convicted of first degree murder in the 2009 killing of George Tiller, will be resentenced under Hard 50 when a new jury determines aggravating circumstances. A Sedgwick County judge rejected motions to apply retroactive law changes and to grant a new trial.
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors and invites readers to call (785) 832-7154 or email news ljworld com with corrections and contact information.
The Lawrence Journal World lists staff roles and contact channels including General Manager Scott Stanford Ann Gardner editorial page editor Kathleen Johnson advertising manager and various department emails and phone numbers for news arts government courts datebook KU Lawrence schools letters obituaries and classifieds.
Justin and Heather Pollard of Eudora announce the birth of a daughter this Friday at a local hospital. The couple asks well-wishers to share in the happy event.
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