Donna Irene Saile dies at 78 in Baldwin City Kansas
Donna Irene Saile 78 of Baldwin City Kansas passed away Wednesday November 8 2017 at Baldwin Healthcare and Rehabilitation A celebration of life was set for 6 to 8 pm Tuesday November 14 at Ives Chapel United Methodist Church in Baldwin City She lived in Baldwin City for 60 years and was a longtime USD 348 school district employee She is survived by two children Jeff and Steve Saile two sisters and three grandchildren among others Memorial contributions were suggested to the Franklin County Cancer Foundation or Power of the Past c/o Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa Kansas 66067 condolences may be posted on the tribute wall.
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Donna Irene Saile
Baldwin City
Baldwin Healthcare & Rehabilitation
Ives Chapel United Methodist Church
Miami St
Donna
Lawrence
Wesley and
Irene (Hopkins) Cline
Linwood High School
Linwood
Kansas
Bob Saile
USD
Board of Education
Worden United Methodist Church
Worden
Jeff Saile
Brenda
Steve Saile
Hope Hill
Galva
Billie Stumbo
Fort Collins
Colorado
Krissy Kline
Matt Saile
Jake Saile
Kalla Kline
Wesley
Irene Cline
Shirley Ash
Barbara Vesco
Butch Cline
Bobby Saile
Franklin County Cancer Foundation
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Hickory St
Ottawa
Dengelmortuary
Jean Richardson obituary recalls life of teacher and Air Force wife
One year after her passing on November 15 2016 Jean Richardson is remembered for a life spanning Kansas to Texas and Virginia. Born 1930 in Lawrence to Everett and Lucy Stith she grew up in Ottawa attended Baker University and taught elementary school in Denver. She married Will Richardson in 1954 and traveled the world as an Air Force wife while raising a family. Jean worked as a secretary in Northern Virginia and a real estate agent in Montgomery Alabama before retirement in 1980 in Austin Texas then Charlottesville in 2014. She is survived by her husband of 62 years Linda and Brian Smith of Huntsville Texas and their sons Riley and Murphy, David and Victoria Richardson of Charlottesville and their daughters Emma Claire Harrison and Rose. Jean was active in the Methodist Church and tennis, remembered for her motto We are made of stars.
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Jean Richardson
Everett and
Lucy Stith
Lawrence
Kansas
Ottawa
Baker University
Colorado
Wyoming
Denver
Will Richardson
Jean
Hawaii
California
Philippines
Virginia
Montgomery
Alabama
Will
Austin
Texas
Charlottesville
Robert Stith
St. Louis
Missouri
Ed Stith
Springdale
Arkansas
Inlaw Linda
Brian Smith
Huntsville
Riley Smith
Murphy Smith
David
Victoria Richardson
Emma
Alexandria
Claire
Harrisonburg
Rose
Charlottes
Obituary for Bob Dean McDaniel of Kansas and Arkansas
Bob Dean McDaniel 86 of Wellsville Kansas died November 8 2017 at 508 PM He was born December 6 1930 in Antioch Kansas to Jim and June McDaniel He married Alberta Irene McCauley on May 31 1949 A farmer most of his life he worked 47 years for Rose Construction Company in Olathe Kansas He is survived by two daughters Lexie Lou Terrone and Catherine Sue Thomas a daughter-in-law LaVonne McDaniel six grandsons and their wives ten great grandchildren and a sister-in-law Numerous nieces and nephews Visitation is 2 PM to 4 PM Sunday November 12 2017 and services 1030 AM Monday November 13 at Wilsons Funeral Home Wellsville KS. memorials to Antioch or Lighthouse Baptist Churches.
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Bob Dean McDaniel
Bob
Antioch
Kansas
Jim
June McDaniel
Alberta Irene McCauley
Rose Construction Company
Olathe
Lexie Lou
Tom Terrone
Lee’s Summit
Missouri
Catherine Sue
Albert Thomas
Diamond City
Arkansas
Inlaw
LaVonne McDaniel
Edgerton
Michael
Stacy Terrono
Kevin
Stephanie Terrono
Timothy Terrono
Brian
Stephanie Collins
Troy
Breanna Collins
Bobbie
Emily McDaniel
Jana
Tim Caldwell
Mallory
Alyssa
Sophia
Malachi
Makenzi
Braelyn
Cason
Laekyn
Samantha
McDaniel
Willa Lou Sawyer
Alberta Irene McDaniel
Roger Alvin McDaniel
Austin Michael
Andrew William Terrane
Wilson
Wellsville
Antioch Baptist Church
Lighthouse Baptist Church
Wilson's Funeral Home
P.O
Autumn's End director reflects on film making journey
The film began in 2013 and was shot in real time over two years. Raymond Creamer wrote the script as the Michigan lake house provided free location access. The team edited segments between shoots and aimed to showcase a thoughtful thriller over a slasher, promoting low costs and festival potential.
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White
Raymond Creamer
Moondog Media
Michigan
Creamer
L.A
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