Obituary for Jo Ann Laster of Viola Missouri
Jo Ann Laster 88 of Viola Missouri died June 2 2016 at Golden Living Center Branson Cremation through John Funeral Home Shell Knob Missouri Graveside services at Viola Cemetery will be held later Born May 16 1928 in Wellsville Kansas she married Frank K Laster in Olathe Kansas on May 5 1946 He preceded her in death Also preceding were her daughter Lu Ann Brooks three brothers and one sister Surviving are daughter Judy Cox of Reeds Spring Missouri brother Rex Patton and wife Alice sister Yvonne Thornall of Wellsville Kansas son-in-law Rick Brooks of Raytown Missouri brother-in-law Don Walker of Shell Knob Grandsons Creighton Christian and Dustin Cox Great grandchildren Alex Quincy and CJ Cox She graduated high school in McLouth Kansas The couple moved from Independence Missouri to Viola in 1973 For online obituaries visit www johnfuneralhome com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann Laster
Viola
Missouri
Golden Living Center
Branson
John Funeral Home
Shell Knob
Wellsville
Kansas
James Elvis
Elizabeth N. (Shannon) Patton
Olathe
Jo Ann
Frank K. Laster
Lu Ann Brooks
Judy Cox
Reeds Spring
Rex Patton
Alice
Yvonne Thornall
Rick Brooks
Raytown
Don Walker
Creighton
Christian Cox
Dustin Brooks
Alex
Quincy
CJ Cox
McLouth
Frank
Independence
Johnfuneralhome.com
Obituary: Bud Klein 94 former Shawnee KU graduate WWII veteran
Harold Bud Klein of St Joseph Missouri died June 11 2016 at a Gower care center. The family will receive friends June 15 from noon to 1 00 p m at Rupp Funeral Home with services following at 1 00 p m Interment at Highland Cemetery Ottawa Kansas He was born February 24 1922 in Ottawa Kansas and served in the Army Air Corps in WWII in the Asiatic theatre He worked as an accountant for Skelly Oil and as an executive VP at KAW Transport He belonged to the Old Mission Methodist Church and the CBI Veterans group He leaves son Steven daughter Patricia predeceased wife Lorene sister Faye Robbins and grandchild Gypsy Murdock Memorials to Gods Mountain Online condolences at ruppfuneral.com
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Harold
Bud” Walter Klein
St. Joseph
Missouri
Shawnee
Lawrence
Kansas
Gower
Rupp
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa
Nora
Murray Klein
Kansas University
Army Air Corp
China
Burma
India
Army
Skelly Oil Company
KAW Transport
Kansas City
CBI
China Burma India
Ferny Wilkinson
Steven
Betty) Klein
Faye A Robbins
Gypsy Murdock
Patrick Hogan
Ruppfuneral
Carol Leone Caleb Marks obituary and life highlights
Carol Leone Caleb Marks died June 7 2016 at home. Funeral services set for June 18 2016 at Munsee Indian Cemetery. Born April 18 1931 in Harri son County Iowa she was daughter of Joseph and Grace Caleb. Survived by Tim Marks Julie Belser Tom Lawrence Khrystyne Ken Raine sister Pat Thomas Milda Iris and many friends. She loved gardening Royals Chiefs and casino trips with family.
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Carol Leone Caleb Marks
Munsee
Harrison County
Calhoun Township
Iowa
Joseph and
Grace (Chaney) Caleb
Carol
California
Kansas City
Ottawa
Timothy Eugene Marks
Anchorage
Alaska
Marks
Shirley Caleb
Joe
George Caleb
Mable Murray
Betty Jean Hollon
Clio Church
Tim Marks
Pomona
Julie Belser
Tom
Lawrence
Khrystyne
Ken Raine
Pat Thomas
Milda Caleb
Iris Caleb
Apache Junction
Arizona
Ilsa
Callie
Deaths: Donald J. Callahan and Dorothy M. Fitzgerald
Donald J. Callahan 73 of Waverly died June 10 2016 at the farm he loved Arrangements pending with Dengel Son Mortuary Dorothy M Fitzgerald 103 of Kansas City formerly Ottawa died June 11 2016 at New Mark Care Center Judith A Reynolds 74 died June 11 2016 Graveside services set for June 15 10 am Princeton Cemetery Arrangements by Dengel Son Mortuary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Callahan
Waverly
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Dorothy M. Fitzgerald
Kansas City
Missouri
Ottawa
New Mark Care Center
Judith A. Reynolds
Ransom
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Harold ‘Bud
Walter Klein
Klein
Carol Leone
Caleb Marks
Oities Herald
Franklin County
Lane
Princeton
Rantoul
Richmond
Wellsvile
Williamsburg
U.S. Postal Service
The
Herald
S. Hickory St
Ottawaherald.com
Bauman
Srehant
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