JACKLINE, Lorene J.
1909-1992
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Mrs. Lorene Jackline, 83, 608 South Carter St., Clinton, died Wednesday, September 30, 1992, at Golden Valley Hospital. She is survived by her husband, Wesley, of the home; one son, Clifford Culver of Florida; a sister, Blaine Curtis of Lee's Summit; three grandchildren. Funeral services will be Saturday at the Sickman-Dunning chapel. Burial will be in Clinton Memory Gardens.

JACKLINE, Wesley S.
1913-2000
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, Jan 4 2000 - Wesley S. Jackline, 86, Clinton, died Sunday, January 2, 2000, at the Clinton Healthcare Center. Before he retired he was a boilermaker and a member of Local #83. He is survived by one son, John Jackline; one sister, Emma Maxium of Kansas City, Kansas, and one niece. Funeral services will be held at the Sickman-Dunning chapel Wednesday. Burial will be in the Clinton Memory Gardens.

JACKS, Emma
1993-1993
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Emma Jacks, infant daughter of William and Renee Jacks, died Saturday, October 16, 1993 at Golden Valley Hospital. Cremation. Consalus Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

JACKS, Lillian Frances WORLEY
1923-2004
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Apr 26 2004 - Lillian Frances Jacks was born February 6, 1923, in Marysville, Kansas, daughter of Ed and Marie Rose Smarr Worley, and died April 19, 2004, at Golden Valley Hospital. She married Warren E. "Mike" Jacks December 9, 1944, in Paris, Texas. He preceded her in death on August 15, 1962. Her parents; one brother, Edward Worley Jr., and one sister Mary Lou Young also preceded her. She was a sales clerk at Wal-Mart for 20 years, retiring in 1990. She was a member of the Roberta Rebekah Lodge, a Red Cross volunteer and she also volunteered at the Clinton United Methodist Church. Survivors include two daughters, Bonnie Barker and husband Jerry, Holden, and Betty Ann Miller and husband John, Kansas City; one brother, Ralph Worley, Ashton; two grandchildren, Shelli Klinele and Stacey Rushin, and two great-grandchildren, Candace and Megan Rushin. Funeral services were held April 22 at the Clinton United Methodist Church. Burial was in Englewood Cemetery.

JACKSON, Amos
1862-1891
Bethlehem Cemetery, Bethlehem Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Amos Jackson departed this life Oct. 2, 1891. He leaves a wife and two small children. He was reared near Clinton, and leaves two brothers, Bud and Joseph; was 28 years old and loved by all. Hence we say a good man has fallen, a good citizen is missed, a true and affectionate father gone. A large funeral procession followed him to his lasting resting place; Bethlehem Cemetery.

JACKSON, Avis Eileen SMITH
1921-1999
Maplewood & Brownington Cemetery, Osage Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Avis Eileen Jackson, 77, Northeast Kansas City, died Tuesday, June 22, 1999, at North Kansas City Hospital. Funeral services will be Saturday, June 26, at the Shell funeral Home, Independence. Graveside services will follow at Maplewood Cemetery, Brownington. She was born October 4, 1921, in Lakin, Kearny County, Kansas, the daughter of Clarence Smith and Hazel Davis. She was known as Gram and lived in the Kansas City area for 42 years. She worked for the common Wealth Insurance co., retiring in 1989. She was preceded in death by her parents and husband, Roger, one sister and one great-granddaughter. Survivors include daughters, Barbara Ross, Strasburg, Peggy L. Stead, North Kansas City, Jean Freeman, Independence, Wendy Krisman, Kansas City; a son Clarence Jackson, Bates City; a sister Anita Sickman, Cheney, Kansas; 24 grandchildren and 35 great-grandchildren.

JACKSON, Carol Jean KALWEI SAPP
1940-2008
Highland Park Cemetery, Kansas City, Wyandotte Co, KS
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Mar 31 2008 - Carol Jean (Kalwei) Jackson, daughter of Hugo John and Rita Johanna (Teeman) Kalwei, was born on March 9, 1940, in Montrose. She died Saturday, March 15, 2008, at Golden Living Center-Westwood, Clinton, at the age of 68 years after a four and a half year battle with cancer. Carol lived most of her life in the Kansas City area. She worked for Union Local 101 in the Pension Processing Department before retiring due to health issues and moved back to her hometown of Montrose. She was a member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Montrose. Earlier in life she was a Bluebird leader and very active in Kansas City, Kansas Jaycees. She enjoyed traveling, camping and spending time with her grandchildren and family as that was most important to her. She was a loving, caring and giving wife, mother, sister, aunt and friends. Carol was united in marriage to Darrell E. Sapp, Sr. on Aug. 6, 1960, and to this union their daughter, Brenda, was born. On Dec. 31, 1970, Carol married S. G. Jackson and was blessed to help raise his three daughters, Melissa, Deborah and Sheila. Carol was preceded in death by her parents, Rita and Hugo Kalwei. Survivors include her husband, S. G. of the home; daughters, Brenda Goth and husband, John, of Clinton, Melissa Theobald and husband, Rick, Riverside, Deborah Renner and husband, Lloyd, Prairie Village, Kansas, .Sheila Wilkens of Longview, Washington; seven grandchildren, Mark and Kevin Goth, Courtney, Adam and Spencer Cassity, Brian Hackler and Jacob Johnson; one great-grandson, Jaxson Walker; two brothers, Thomas Kalwei and wife, Dixie, Raytown, Marcellus Kalwei and wife, Janet, Lee's Summit, and one sister, Linda Hilte and husband, John P., Montrose, as well as a number of nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. Funeral mass was held March 18 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. Graveside services were held at Highland Park Cemetery in Kansas City, Kansas.

JACKSON, Corinne NICHOLS
1922-1999
Kansas City Star, Oct 19 1999 - Corinne Jackson passed away Saturday, October 16, 1999, at the Seton Medical Center in Austin, TX, due to complications following surgery for a broken hip. Corinne was born in Clinton, MO, on January 9, 1922, to Cora and Carl Nichols. She grew up in Kansas City, MO, and graduated from Southwest High School. She attended Baker University in Baldwin City, KS, where she was a Tri-Delt and where she met her husband, Kenneth Jackson. Ken and Corinne were married on November 14, 1942. While Ken was overseas during WWII, Corinne served as an officer of the British Consulate in Kansas City. Corinne and Ken enjoyed almost 57 years of marriage. As Ken and Corinne traveled around the country during his career with Prudential, Corinne was the quintessential volunteer, teaching children to read, working in hospitals, libraries and a community center, and ran the Sunday school program in almost every church they attended. Her friends and family remember her as an accomplished artist and avid reader. Corinne is survived by her brother, Carl, her husband, Ken, and three married children (Ron Jackson of San Antonio, Lorie Sjostrom and Marcia Kerwin of Overland Park, KS) and seven grandchildren ranging in age from 29 to 10 years of age (Sarah, Kristen, Lisa, Mike, Scott, Britt, and Jamie). Memorial services will be held at the Lakeway Church in Lakeway, TX, Tuesday, October 19, 1999.

JACKSON, Edith Ann PEARSON
1940-2019
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
Edith Ann Jackson, 79, died Tuesday, May 21, 2019, at her home in East Grand Rapids. Edith Ann Pearson was born May 9, 1940, in Arcadia, Missouri, the daughter of Jesse Pearson and Flora Lashley. In 1957, she graduated as salutatorian of her class from Ironton High School. She married Belford Darrell Jackson at Columbia Missouri, on December 19, 1959. The couple are parents of Dr. Elizabeth Jackson Luce (Paul), Susan Lashley Jackson, and Jeremy Stiles Jackson (Kelly Smith), and grandparents of Jackson and Clara Luce and of Willa and Iris Jackson. A 1961 graduate of the University of Missouri, with a bachelors degree in Social Work, Ann was a licensed clinical social worker. Over the years she worked for the University of Missouri Hospital, the Connecticut Department of Child Welfare, the Missouri Child Abuse Hotline, the AIDS Prevention Program of the Missouri Department of Health, and the social services departments of Memorial Community Hospital and St. Mary's Hospital in Jefferson City, Missouri. During their marriage of 59 years, Ann and Darrell lived in Connecticut, North Carolina, New York, Ohio, and for 39 years on a small farm near Russellville in Cole County, Missouri. They have lived in East Grand Rapids since 2013. Ann was an enthusiastic mother and wife, and she raised her children with an attentive and creative energy. In the warm months, she enjoyed growing a variety of flowers, and a large vegetable garden flourished in her care. No one picked fruits or vegetables better than Ann. There was no point in following her down the bean row, and her bucket of berries was always fuller than anyone else's. With her garden ingredients, Ann prepared homespun family meals and also canned and froze green beans, corn, and other produce. In the winter, her from-scratch baking often filled the house with delightful scents. She also enjoyed playing piano and singing with family. Ann had a great interest in family history. For years she collected stories that gave a rich texture to books she wrote about her family, including a memoir of her early years titled "Memories of a Southeast Missouri Girl" and, with her son, "The House on Little Rock Creek." When her grandchildren came along, Ann spent much time with them. She could always find activities that engaged young children. Her favorite books were classic children's books, which she read to her children and grandchildren. In a bookstore, she always headed to the children's section. Ann also loved doing jigsaw puzzles, which she excelled at. During the final months of her life she spent many hours putting puzzles together. Ann was an outgoing person who loved being around people. In the family she was the planner of activities. Family gatherings organized by her often departed from the conventional. She was straightforward and generous, glad to laugh at herself and with others, and had strong opinions freely expressed. She was liberal in politics, undogmatic in religion, and pragmatic in everything else. Ann was the heart and soul of her family, who will miss her deeply. She is survived by her husband of the home, her children and grandchildren, and by two brothers, James Pearson of Cabool, Missouri, and Robert Pearson of Jamul, California. Her sister, Jean (Pearson) Newman, preceded her in death. Ann's remains were cremated. As she wished, some of her ashes will be spread in Iron County, Missouri, where she was born. The rest will be interred in the Jackson family plot in Laurel Oak Cemetery, Windsor, Missouri.

JACKSON, Eleanor Blanch SOWASH
1931-2003
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Apr 3 2003 - Eleanor Blanch Jackson, 71, Windsor, died Monday, March 31, 2003, at a residence in Windsor. She was born August 13, 1931, in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, the daughter of George Albert Sowash and Emma Belle (Stover) Sowash. On August 21, 1978, she married James W. Jackson, who died November 13, 1987. Mrs. Jackson was a manager in the women's clothing department for 26 years at Leggits Department Store in Hampton, Virginia. She also was a cook at Casey's in Windsor for several years. She was a 1978 graduate of Hampton High School, Hampton, Virginia. She had also lived in Lincoln. She is survived by a brother, Glenn Albert Sowash, Eidson, New Jersey; a sister, Darlene Emma Collins, Hisperia, California; numerous nieces and nephews. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by three brothers, William Henry, Jack Curtis and James Robert Sowash, and a niece, Bona Thacker. The body was cremated. There will be no services.

JACKSON, Elizabeth Jean "Betty" BALLENGER
1925-2007
Garden City Cemetery, Garden City, Cass Co, MO
Garden City MO - Mrs. Elizabeth Jean "Betty" Jackson of Garden City, Missouri was born March 26, 1925 in Kansas City, Missouri the daughter of William and Inez (Pickett) Ballenger. She departed this life Monday, June 25, 2007 at Adrian Manor Nursing Home, Adrian, Missouri at the age of 82 years, 2 months and 29 days. On September 18, 1943, Betty was united in marriage to Ivan Charles Jackson in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Betty was a member of New Covenant Fellowship in Garden City where she taught Sunday School and later taught Bible and Math at the Training Center Christian School until her retirement in 2004. She earlier assisted her husband, Ivan in his photography business and was employed as a nurse at Cass Medical Center, Harrisonville, Missouri. Betty and Ivan had lived in San Francisco, California during World War II. Their first son, Michael Charles Jackson was born in 1946. They returned to Missouri and moved to Garden City where their second son, Rex Eugene Jackson was born in 1954 and Michelle Kathryn Jackson in 1957. She was a former member of the First Baptist Church, Garden City where she taught Sunday School. Betty loved gardening and spending time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Besides her parents she was preceded in death by her husband, Ivan on August 21, 1997; a son, Mike on January 16, 1977; a grandson, Jeffrey Charles Jackson on August 19, 1966; brother, Ernest and an infant brother. She is survived by a son, Rex E. Jackson, Harrisonville, Missouri; a daughter, Michelle "Mickie" Thurman and husband, Frank D., Archie, Missouri; seven grandchildren; a great-granddaughter and another great-granddaughter on the way. She will be greatly missed by her family and many friends. Funeral services were held Friday, June 29, 2007 at the New Covenant Fellowship, Garden City, Missouri with burial in the Garden City Cemetery.

JACKSON, Estella Mae KIDD KING
1885-1966
Antioch Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
MRS. JACKSON'S BURIAL AT ANTIOCH CEMETERY - Funeral services for Mrs. Stella Jackson, 82, Kansas City, former Clintonian, who died Oct. 27 at Wheatly Hospital there, were held Sunday, Oct. 30, at St. James Methodist Church. Interment was in Antioch Cemetery with Wilkins Funeral Home. Kansas City, in charge. Stella Mae Kidd, daughter or Jack and Rosie Kidd, was born Feb. 27, 1884 at Tebo, Henry Co. MO. She spent most of her life in Clinton until moving to Kansas City in 1965 alter the death of her husband, Dewayne Jackson. Mrs. Jackson was a member of the St. James Methodist Church and at one time served as president of the WSCS. She was a splendid cook and housekeeper and during her active years worked in many Clinton homes where her services were highly regarded. Among these were the Haysler Poague and Emory Hurt homes. She, leaves to mourn her death a son from a previous marriage, Jasper King, and wife, Muskogee, a brother, Archie Kidd, Kansas City; several nieces among whom Ellen Carroll and Viola Mackey Bates, Kansas City, who looked after her needs during her late years; other relatives and many friends. Warren Mackey. Clinton. is a brother-in-law. She was preceded by her parents, a brother and a sister.

JACKSON, George E. "Ernie"
1915-2005
Cheyenne WY - George E. "Earnie" Jackson, 89, of Cheyenne died Feb. 6, 2005 in Cheyenne. He was born March 10, 1915, in Fort Collins, Colo., and lived here since November 1959. Mr. Jackson was a TV repairman for Montgomery Ward for 20 years. He was a member of American Legion Post No. 6, a life member of Disabled American Veterans and was a fan and supporter of KUWR public radio. Mr. Jackson married his wife Ruth E. Singer on Nov. 25, 1942, in Montrose, Mo. Mr. Jackson is survived by a son, Mike Jackson of Cheyenne; two daughters and sons-in-law, Pat and Ted Hopkins of Boise, Idaho, and Kathie and Mark Winger of Cheyenne; four grandchildren, Krystal and Jimmy DeBilzan of Simi Valley, Calif., Karla and Jeff Kimball of Boise, Idaho, Christian Winger of Cheyenne and Heidi and Scott Lacy of Cheyenne; and six great-grandchildren, Kourtney DeBilzan, Maddison DeBilzan, Wyatt DeBilzan, Logan Kimball, Sam Kimball and Preston Lacy. He was preceded in death by his wife Ruth Jackson on Feb. 21, 1993; his parents, George and Lilly Jackson; a brother Raymond Jackson; a sister Joyce Barker; and a grandson Kevin Hopkins. Services will be Feb 9, 2005 at Wiederspahn-Radomsky Chapel of the Chimes. Interment will be in Cheyenne Memorial Gardens.

JACKSON, George Henry "Jack"
1924-1993
Maplewood & Brownington Cemetery, Osage Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - George Henry Jackson, 69, Raytown, died Saturday, May 15, 1993, at the home. Services will be Wednesday at the Hinton Chapel, with graveside services at Maplewood Cemetery, Brownington. Mr. Jackson was born in Brownington and moved to the Kansas City area 50 years ago. He was a painter for 24 years for the Ford Motor Co., retiring in 1983. He was a member of the Sheffield Masonic Lodge. Survivors include his wife Nellie Jackson of the home; a son Edward R. Jackson, Gladstone; a daughter Georgann Bacon, Blue Springs; five stepsons, John Weiss, Cleveland in Cass County, Morris Weiss, Grandview, David Weiss, Chadwick, Danny Weiss, Kansas City and Paul Weiss, Raytown; a stepdaughter Denise Hobbs, Raytown; four granddaughters; 10 step-grandchildren and one great-grandson.

JACKSON, Henry Lee
1886-1933
Maplewood & Brownington Cemetery, Osage Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Sep 1933 - H. Lee Jackson died in the office of Dr. Hughes Monday evening, a little after seven o'clock, from a fractured skull, which he received in an automobile accident on Highway 13 south of Lindstrom Hatchery, when he was in a car with John J. Guthrie. Mr. Jackson was 47 years old last August. He lived in the northeast part of Brownington, was a member of the school board and constable there. He was one of Henry County's best farmers, but for a number of years was a miner. He is survived by his beloved wife, who was Miss Ella Richman previous to their marriage, and their four children, Lester and Clyde at home; Miss Letha, who is employed as bookkeeper in Kansas City, and Miss Lillian, who teaches at Finey. He also leaves his mother, Mrs. George Jackson and sister, Mrs. George Harris, both of Brownington. The funeral was conducted at the family home Wednesday afternoon. The burial was in Maplewood cemetery. In charge of C. A. Rickett's Funeral Service.

JACKSON, John Martin
1902-2001
Iconium Cemetery, Iconium, St. Clair Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, Jan 5 2001 - John Martin Jackson, 98, Wheatland, died Thursday, January 4, 2001, at Golden Valley Hospital, Clinton. He was born in Iconium on November 16, 1902. He married Junie Belle Schiller on April 28, 1921, of Kansas City, Ks., and they were married for 74 years. He was a standing member of the Masonic Lodge for over 60 years and was a member of Eastern Star. He helped form the senior center in 1977 and worked there for 20 years until 1998, but he continued to go until his death. Preceding him in death were his wife, Junie; two daughters, Phyllis Belk and Marie Bauer, and one grandson, David Talley of San Diego, California. Survivors include Lloyd and Deanie of Amsterdam, Clyde of Kansas City, Ks., Eddie of Deepwater, Robert of Hardin, Ks., Bernice Talley of Clinton, Dorothy Chaney and Betty of Wheatland; several grandchildren and great-grandchidlren. Funeral services will be Monday at Hathaway-Peterman Funeral Home Chapel, Wheatland. Burial will be in Iconium Cemetery.

JACKSON, Laura BARCAFER BREHM
1897-1995
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Laura Barcafer Jackson, 97, died December 15, 1994, in Chicago, Illinois. Memorial services will be held Wednesday, July 19, at the First Baptist Church in Clinton. Burial will be in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton. Mrs. Jackson was born November 16, 1897, in Clinton, the daughter of Mark W. and Olive (Jennings) Barcafer. For a number of years, she was the director of the Eleanor Club for Women. She is survived by one son, Herbert E. Brehm, Jr., Matteson, Illinois; three grandchildren, Herbert Brehm III, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Laurie Brehm, Scottsdale, Arizona, and Rosemary Urbanick, Janesville, Wisconsin, and on great-grandchildren, Ashlee Brehm, Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

JACKSON, Mary Helen
1917-2011
Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Apr 7 2011 - Mary Helen Jackson, daughter of Arthur D. and Stella L. (Onwiler) Jackson, was born February 6, 1917, in Calhoun. She died March 24, 2011, at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital, Clinton, at the age of 94 years. Mary Helen worked for Brown Shoe Factory in Windsor before retiring. She was a member of the United Methodist Church, Calhoun. She was preceded in death by her parents and six siblings, Robert Jackson, George A. Jackson, Glenetta McComb, Theo Jackson, Viola Fewell and Margie Thompson. Graveside services were held at Calhoun Cemetery on Sunday, March 27.

JACKSON, Michael C. "Mike"
1937-2014
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Apr 17 2014 - Michael "Mike" C. Jackson, 76, Clinton, died March 28, 2014. Mike was born August 24, 1937, in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He was the second son of Wayne L. Jackson and Alma June (Ennor) Jackson. He graduated from Washington High School in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and married his first wife Jane Bates on November 2, 1957, in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He then joined the US Air Force for eight years with four of those years spent in Germany. After his military service he worked in the San Diego shipyards for six years and then attended Central Missouri State University with a degree in Criminal Justice. This is where he met his second wife, Shirley McAllister. They were married in Warrensburg October 20, 1972. After graduating with a degree in law enforcement in 1974 he worked for the Federal Protective Service in Kansas City until his retirement in 1998. His retirement was spent volunteering with the Kansas City Red Cross, serving with local, county and national disaster teams. He worked on the Golden Valley Diabetic Walk Committee for several years and volunteered at his church in numerous ways giving of his time to help others. He was an avid woodworker and enjoyed making things for others. He was preceded in death by his parents and is survived by his loving wife Shirley Jackson of the home; his daughter Lori Jackson Castle (Steven) of Nixa; his son Scott (Marge) of Sioux Falls; his grandchildren, Lauren Castle-Hills, Ian Castle, Dustin Jackson Mary Jackson, and two great-granddaughters, also two brothers, James Jackson (LuAnn) and David Jackson (Michelle) of Sioux Falls, and one sister, Karel Palmberg (Herald) of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and many, nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Tuesday, April 1, at the First Baptist Church, Clinton. Interment was in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JACKSON, Mildred L. RUFFIN
1913-1984
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
Windsor MO - Mildred L. Jackson, 70, Route 1, Leeton, MO died Monday at Bothwell Hospital in Sedalia. She was born Sep 6, 1913, near Green Ridge, MO. Her parents were Eri Calvert Ruffin and Susie Margaret Craig Ruffin. On Sep 21, 1935, she married Belford G. Jackson, who survives. Mrs. Jackson was a homemaker and a member of the First Baptist Church of Windsor, where she served as organist for 28 years. She was a member of the Valley Grove Extension Club and the Sewing and Neighbor clubs in her community. She had attended Central Missouri State Teacher's College and she taught at the Bryson School for three years. She was the accompanist for 11 Missouri State Extension conventions and the National convention. Mrs. Jackson also composed the music for the state Extension Club song. She is survived by her husband, Belford G. Jackson, of the home; two sons, Darrell Jackson and wife, Ann, of Lohman, MO; and Ken Jackson and wife, Lucretia, of Memphis, TN; a brother, Emmett Ruffin of Green Ridge; also five grandchildren. Funeral services will be Thursday at the First Baptist Church of Windsor. Burial will be in Laurel Oak Cemetery, Windsor.

JACKSON, Mildred MORRIS
abt 1917-2008
Lowry City Cemetery, Lowry City, St. Clair Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Oct 29 2008 - Mrs. Mildred Jackson, 91, Lowry City, died Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2008, at Truman Lake Manor in Lowry City. Mrs. Jackson was a longtime Lowry City resident. Among local survivors is a son Amos Jackson, Clinton; a brother, Edward O. "Bud" Morris, Lowry City, and one sister Mrs. Della Jenkins of El Dorado Springs. Funeral services will be Friday Oct. 31 at the Sheldon-Goodrich Chapel in Osceola. Burial will be in the Lowry City Cemetery.

JACKSON, Pleasant
1929-2017
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Sep 25 2017 - Pleasant Jackson, 88, Lowry City, died Saturday, September 23, 2017, at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital. Among survivors is his wife Delia of the home. Arrangements have been entrusted to Vansant-Mills Funeral Home, Clinton, Missouri and are pending at this time.

JACKSON, Raye Anna JARRETT
1941-2011
Deepwater Cemetery, Fairview Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jun 24 2011 - Raye Anna (Jarrett) Jackson died June 5, 2011 after a sudden illness. "Annie" as she was called by many family members, was born on February 14, 1941 to John and Myrtle Jarrett of Mt. Vernon, Missouri. Annie grew up around Mt. Vernon area with her parents, brothers and sisters. She later made her way to attend The School of the Ozarks and eventually lived in the Kansas City area. Annie met her husband, Eddie Jackson, in North Kansas City. They were married on January 21, 1961 in Smithville. They lived in the Kansas City area until moving to Wheatland in 1966. Eddie and Annie then moved to their current home in 1983. As a result of their union, four children, 10 grandchildren, and 7 great-grandchildren were born. Annie played a very active role in the life of her family as they grew up until the day she died. She ran the office of the family business in Wheatland, as well as other odd jobs. But first and foremost, she was a homemaker and caregiver to her family. She was Involved in her children's summer and school-time sports and activities. As her children grew and became parents themselves, Annie's care giving spilled over to her grandchildren. "Gram" as she was called by the grandchildren, would insist on watching the grandkids, some days watching up to 6 of them at one time! Soon after, the great-grandchildren were also calling her "Gram." With 3 great-grandchildren six months apart, her biggest worry was often which one to hold first. Annie always managed well, with plenty of love for all. In 1994 after the passing of her daughter-in-law Nora's mother and again in 2002 with the passing of her son-in-law Joel's mother, Annie, through her generosity offered to help. She told them she could never take their mother's place, but she would do whatever she could to ease their pain. During Annie's final week on this earth, she had the opportunity to be with her siblings and her immediate family. A week ago Sunday she spent the day with her brothers and sisters, they later went and decorated the graves of their parents and sister. Seeing them is something she always looked forward to. On Monday, her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren all gathered at her home in Deepwater for lunch and visiting. Annie always insisted that the family gather for every holiday and celebrate the younger grandchildren and great-grandchildren's birthdays together, most often at her home. Annie and Eddie were members of the Wheatland Baptist Church, being baptized on April 30, 1980 by Brother Dennis North. Annie was preceded in death by her parents, John and Myrtle Jarrett, a sister, Marie Perriman, and her in-laws, John and Junie Jackson. She is survived by her husband, Eddie Jackson of the home, her children and their spouses: Marty and Nora Jackson, Deepwater, Patti Jackson, Lowry City, Sharon and Joel Carl, Osceola, Sally and John VanWinkle, Clinton. Grandchildren, spouses and their children: Adam, Ericka and Alexis Jackson, Alex, Jacquie and Joleen Jackson, Judy, Trace, Abigail and Sidney Pemberton, Melinda and Domenic Stephenson, Eric, Lisa, Tammy and Jason Carl, Sarah Carl, Corey Van Winkle, Dylan VanWinkle, Amber VanWinkle, Margie Kelley of Miller. Ruby and Al Cravens, Tuttle, OK., Johnny Jarrett, Independence, Kay and Bob Osterberger, Independence, David and Karen Jarrett, Mt. Vernon, and Bobby Jarrett of Blanchard, OK. Funeral services were held at Vansant-Mills Chapel, Wednesday, June 8. Interment was in the Deepwater Cemetery, Deepwater, Missouri.

JACKSON, Rolland F. "Roll"
abt 1881-1931
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Rolla Jackson, better known by Clinton friends as "Roll" died in a Springfield hospital Friday, as the result of an operation. His body was brought to Clinton Saturday in a hearse, accompanied by his two sisters, Misses May and Kate Jackson, also of Springfield. Burial was in Englewood cemetery. Mr. Jackson, who was about 50 years of age at the time of his death, was born and reared in Clinton. At an early age, after completing his education, he became a gun and lock smith, later adding bicycle repairing as a sideline. When automobiles first came into existence Mr. Jackson opened up the first garage in Clinton in a building situated where the Ferguson Produce Company now is located. This new mode of travel appealed to Mr. Jackson and before many months had elapsed he was thoroughly acquainted with the automobile. Rolla Jackson was a master mechanic. Shortly after the World War Mr. Jackson moved to Springfield where he had resided ever since. Mr. Pierce of Springfield brought the Misses Jackson to Clinton in their car and accompanied the body to Clinton. Mr. Pierce is an attorney in that city, but was formerly a resident of this community. The deceased has a brother Ted, who has been in a government hospital since the war, as a result of incurring shell-shock. Two sisters, Mrs. Hetty Jackson Owen and Mrs. Nellie Gray have passed on before.

JACKSON, Ruth E. SINGER
1922-1993
Cheyenne Memorial Gardens, Cheyenne, Laramie Co, WY
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Ruth (Singer) Jackson, 70, Cheyenne, Wyoming, died Sunday, February 21, at the DePaul Hospital. She was born March 4, 1922, in Montrose, and had lived in Wyoming since November of 1959. She was a nurse's aide at Memorial Hospital for 20 years. She is survived by her husband, George E. Jackson, of the home, whom she married November 25, 1942, in Clinton; one son, Michael Jackson, Cheyenne; two daughters and sons-in-law, Kathie and Mark Winger of Cheyenne and Pat and Ted Hopkins of Boise, Idaho; one brother and sister-in-law, Bill and Lavonne Singer of Montrose; four grandchildren, Christina Winger and Heidi Winger, both of Cheyenne, Karla Kimball of Boise, Idaho, and Krystal Hopkins of Los Angeles, California, and one great-grandson, Logan Kimball. She was preceded in death by her parents, John and Mary Ann Singer; one brother and one grandson, Kevin Hopkins. Services were held Thursday, February 25, 1993, at the Widerspahn-Radomsky Chapel of the Chimes. Burial was in the Cheyenne Memorial Gardens.

JACKSON, William Burton
1916-2010
Deepwater Cemetery, Fairview Twp, Henry Co, MO
William B. Jackson was born January 26, 1916, in Ft. Collins. Colorado, the son of Clyde Burton Jackson and Bessie Virginia (Plecker) Jackson. He died July 9, 2010, at Menorah Medical Center, Overland Park, Kansas, at the age of 94 years. William was married to Winona Elizabeth (Harris) Jackson, who preceded him in death. He worked for McDonald Douglas Aircraft as an engineer and supervisor. He was a member of the Deepwater Christian Church, Gideons International and its jail ministries, Beach Cities, California Masonic Lodge where he received his 50-year pin, Royal Arch Masons, Knights Templar and the Al Milikah Shrine in Los Angeles, California. He was preceded in death by his wife, Winona Elizabeth Harris Jackson; his parents, Clyde and Bessie Burton; one daughter, Virginia Louise Jackson; two great-grandchildren, Derek Lee and Charity Danielle Hoefer, and one great-great-grandson, Ryan Henry Denton. He is survived by two daughters, Carole Sue Hoefer of the home and Ila Rhea Morrow of Kirkland, Washington; one son, Willis Jackson of Fullerton, California, as well as seven grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and seven great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Deepwater Christian Church on Saturday, July 10. Interment was in the Deepwater Cemetery.

JACKSON, William Oscar
1907-1991
Ballard Cemetery, Bernice, Delaware Co, OK
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - William Oscar Jackson, third child of Arthur Edward and Minnie Bell King Jackson, was born March 30, 1907, at Warsaw. He passed away at the Grove General Hospital on October 7, 1991, in Grove, Oklahoma, at the age of 84 years, six months and seven days. With his family, he moved to Kansas City, Kansas, in 1924. He worked and retired from the Holsum Foods Products In March 1972. He was saved in a cottage prayer meeting at the age of 15. He was a charter member of the Good Hope Baptist Church of Kansas City, where he remained a member until his death. He loved to go to church and enjoyed singing. He was united in marriage to Dorothy Lee Duvall in 1929. To this union were born two daughters, Wanda Maybell Winkleplick and Ivah Lee Pierson. On September 14, 1946, he was united in marriage to Olive May Jones. To this union were born two daughters, Sandra Kay Crook and Karen Elaine Wagner. He was a devoted and loving husband and father and he enjoyed his grandchildren very much. He was of a good disposition and his friends were numbered by his acquaintances. He was preceded in death by his parents; a sister and two brothers; a daughter, Wanda Maybell Winkleplick. He leaves to mourn his passing his devoted wife of the home; three daughters, Iva Lee Pierson and husband Jim of Kansas City, Kansas, Sandra Kay Crook and husband Chuck of Purdy, Karen Elaine Wagner and husband Rick, of Kansas City; a grandson Dale Wayne Jackson which they raised as their own and wife Mary of Grandview; two other grandchildren; six step-grandchildren: seven great-grandchildren; three sisters, Gladys Wetzel of Clinton, Marguerite Russell of Woodville, Texas, and Ollie Mae North of Bernice, Okla., and a host of other relatives and friends. Services were held Thursday, Oct. 10, at Worley-Lugilbuel Chapel in Grove, Okla. Burial was at Ballard Cemetery in Bernice, Okla.

JACKSON, Winona Elizabeth HARRIS
1915-1992
Deepwater Cemetery, Fairview Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Mrs. Wynona Jackson, 77, Deepwater, died Wednesday, Dec. 23, 1922 in California State. She is survived by her husband, William, of the home; one son, Willis Jackson of Fullerton, Ca.; two daughters, Carol Hoefer of Deepwater, and Ila Rosser of Kirkland, Wa.; seven grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be Tuesday, Dec. 29, at the Deepwater Christian Church, with burial in the Deepwater Cemetery. Sickman-Dunning is in charge of arrangements.

JACOBS, Leslie Ervin
1910-2003
Urich Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Sep 24 2003 - Leslie E. Jacobs, 92, Independence, died Sunday, September 21, 2003. Funeral services will be held Friday, September 26, at Consalus-Bradley Chapel, Urich. Burial will be in Urich Cemetery.

JACOBS, Ruth Ann EWING
1918-2007
Mullin Cemetery, White Oak Twp, Henry Co, MO
Mrs. Ruth Anna Jacobs of Creighton, Missouri was born August 17, 1918 near Urich, Missouri, the daughter of James R. and Grace (Gray) Ewing. She departed this life Thursday, September 13, 2007 at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital, Clinton, Missouri at the age of 89 years and 26 days. On December 10, 1934, Ruth was united in marriage to Herbert Lee Jacobs at Mound City, Kansas. Ruth was employed as a supervisor for the Garden City Garment Company, Garden City, Missouri until her retirement. She was a member of the Creighton Christian Church. Ruth enjoyed walking, bowling and was interested in her grandchildren's activities. She had lived at Creighton since 1944. Besides her parents, Ruth was preceded in death by her husband, Herbert in 1987; one daughter on May 26, 1951; one great-grandson, Jacob Eager; one great-granddaughter, Isabella Cook; three brothers and five sisters. She is survived by six sons, Hobart Jacobs and wife Lorraine, Belton, Missouri, Kenneth Jacobs, Creighton, Missouri, Donnie Jacobs and wife Donna, Camden Point, Missouri, Bob Jacobs, Creighton, Missouri, Richard Jacobs and wife Rehnee, Harrisonville, Missouri, Charles Jacobs and wife Jody, Roscoe, Missouri, two daughters, Betty Leon, Blue Springs, Missouri and Mary Ann Cox and husband Ray, Urich, Missouri; 24 grandchildren; 55 great-grandchildren; 5 great-great-grandchildren; two brothers, Jamie Ewing, Los Alamos, California and Leroy Ewing, Urich, Missouri; one sister, Yvonne Turner, Creighton, Missouri; other relatives and many friends. Funeral services were held Monday, September 17, 2007 at the Dickey Funeral Home in Garden City, Missouri with burial in the Mullin Cemetery near Urich, Missouri.

JACOBY, Lewis "Jake"
1926-1997
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Lewis "Jake" Jacoby, 70, Versailles, died Thursday, May 1, 1997, at his home. Mr. Jacoby was the greenskeeper at Meadow Lake Country Club for a number of years. There will be cremation and burial will be at the Rolling Hills Golf Course in Versailles, where he was greenskeeper. Mr. Jacoby's death was unexpected and he had enjoyed a game of golf at Meadow Lake just a few hours before. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Survivors include his wife, Lee, of the home in Versailles and other relatives.

JACQUES, Morris Dean
1924-2006
Llano Cemetery, Amarillo, Randall Co, TX
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jul 28 2006 - Morris D. Jacques, 82, Amarillo, Texas, died Wednesday, July 26, 2006. Funeral services will be Saturday, July 29, at Llano Mausoleum Chapel, with burial in Llano Cemetery. He was born in Cassville, May 26, 1924. He was employed with Montgomery Ward until he retired. He married Cleota "Cody" June Collins on August 31, 1946. He was a veteran of World War II. He was preceded in death by his parents Roy and Johnny Jacques, and his daughter Judith Anne Brown, and his twin sister Doris Hargrave. He is survived by his wife of 60 years Cody Jacques of Amarillo; daughter Janice Dobbe and husband Bill, Amarillo; five grandchildren, Shannon Riggs of Dallas, Texas, Courtney Fletcher of Lewisville, Texas, Jason Brown of Houston, Texas, Katie Dobbe of Joplin, Ryan Dobbe of Amarillo; one great-grandson, Parker Jude Fletcher of Lewisville, Texas.

JAGEMAN, James E.
1912-1990
Knob Noster Cemetery, Knob Noster, Johnson Co, MO
Clinton MO - James E. Jageman was born January 12, 1912, in Henry County, the son of Joseph Edward Jageman and Ida Dunn Jageman, and passed away August 14, 1990. He married Alta Raef on Dec 26, 1935, in Warrensburg. She survives of the home. Also surviving are two daughters, Linda Clark of Baldwin City, KS; Mrs. Ron (Sharon) Siegler of Knob Noster; two sons, Dr. and Mrs. Larry W. Jageman of Athens, OH; and Jerry Jageman of Encinitas, CA; four grandchildren, Kevin Clark, Brad Jageman, Broc Jageman and Deedrae Suiter; a sister, Nellie Burke of Clinton, and five nieces and nephews. Mr. Jageman spent his life in the field of education. He was superintendent of schools at Norris, Calhoun and Knob Noster. Funeral services for him were held Saturday, August 18, at the United Methodist Church at Knob Noster, with burial in the Knob Noster Cemetery.

JAGEMAN, Joseph
1839-1910
Paul Cemetery, Shawnee Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Apr 3 1910 - Died, Joseph Jageman, born August 13, 1839, in the city of Furth in Hesse, Darmstadt, Germany, and died at his home near Garland, where he had lived the past 30 years. His family came to Trenton, N.J. in 1849 and was in business for several years, where Mr. Jageman was educated. After some years, the family moved west and settled in Madison County, Ill. Married to Sophia Beck in 1865 and they had nine children, seven boys and two girls, all surviving but the youngest. His last illness was paralysis. Burial in the Paul cemetery by his little boy.

JAGEMAN, Louisa M. "Lou"
1866-1934
Paul Cemetery, Shawnee Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Miss Louisa M. Jageman died ... (obit cut) ... Mrs. H. O. Wagoner, near Clinton, and Robert Jageman, of St. Louis; three brothers preceded her in death. Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at the Garland Baptist church. Interment was in the Paul cemetery under the direction of Sims Funeral Service.

JAGEMAN, Sophia Thresa BECK
1842-1924
Paul Cemetery, Shawnee Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Sophia Thresa Jageman (nee Beck) was born July 2, 1842, at Sursee, in the county of Lucerne, Switzerland. She came to America with her parents when about three years old. When fifteen she went to the Conformation School, was converted and joined the Lutheran Evangelist church. She had, at all times, lived a Christian life, which will always be remembered by her children and those who knew her best. To know her, we had to admire her. She was married to Joseph Jageman December 26, 1865, near Marine, Madison County, Illinois. To this union nine children were born, one little boy, Theodore, dying when about two years old, and Edward dying October 11, 1918. Her husband died March 22, 1910. The surviving children are: F. R. Jageman, C. H. Jageman, A. E. Jageman, Miss Louise Jageman and Mrs. H. O. Wagoner. She also leaves three brothers and one sister living in Illinois. Two brothers came for the funeral. She leaves fifteen grandchildren. They moved from Illinois to the present home, northwest of Garland, on August 9, 1879, where she died January 20, 1924, having lived there 44 years. She died at the age of 81 years, 6 months and 18 days. Funeral services were conducted at her late home at 1 p.m. Monday, by Rev. J. M. Ramsey. A large number of sorrowing relatives and friends were present to pay their last respects to the deceased. Burial was in the Paul cemetery.

JAGEMAN, Willie Hannah "Pinky" MASTIN
1872-1929
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Mrs. Fred Jageman died at the home of Estel Martin at 4:45 from injuries received in an automobile accident the Friday night before, when the car turned over, driven by John Bush, and injured Mrs. Jageman fatally. Nothing was left undone by physicians and loved ones. Deceased is survived by her beloved husband, son Guy Jageman, daughter Mrs. John Fisher of Holden; sisters - Mrs. J. T. Cheatham, East Grand River Street, Clinton; Mrs. J. T. Swart, Huntingdale; Mrs. Richard Belton, Leesville; Miss Mollie Mastin, Sedalia; brothers - Jas. Mastin, Leeton, and Allen Mastin, Chilhowee. The funeral was conducted at the Clinton Christian church at 111 a.m. Wednesday. Interment in Englewood.

JAMES, Agnes May BALLARD
1915-1991
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Mrs. Agnes May Ballard James, 76, Deepwater, died Wednesday, July 17, 1991 at Research Hospital in Kansas City. She was born to George E. and Martha Ruth Ballard on May 2, 1915. Her parents and her brother, Ervin Ballard, preceded her in death. She was married to Glen H. James on December 24, 1933. To this union were born five children. She was an active member of the Deepwater Baptist Church, where she served as a member of the choir, director of social events and as a member of the WMU. In addition, she served as vice-president of Heritage Square Craft of Deepwater and also was a member of Senior Center Site Council and the Kitchen Band. She was very active in the Deepwater community activities and various organizations in the area. She was a housewife and was involved in professional health care for 30 years. She resided in Henry and St. Chair counties all of her married life. She leaves to mourn her passing, her husband, Glen H. James, of the home; her four daughters, Nola Sell of Overland Park, Kansas, Donna James of Tucson, Arizona, Linda Burton of Lee's Summit, Glenda Chiles of Belleville, Illinois; her one son Harold James of Appleton City: two brothers, Vincel Ballard, Independence, and Cleve Ballard, Clinton; one sister Nadine Scott, Sapulpa, Oklahoma; four grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, two step-grandchildren and two step-great-grandchildren. In addition she leaves a lot of other relatives and friends who knew her and loved her. Funeral services were held Friday, July 19, 1991, at the Deepwater Baptist Church. Burial was held at the Clinton Memory Gardens Cemetery in Clinton.

JAMES, Albert Eugene
1931-2012
King's Prairie Cemetery, Dallas Twp, St. Clair Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Oct 1 2012 - Albert Eugene James was born February 27, 1931, in Gerster to Herman and Maud (Wyatt) James. He died on September 28, 2012, at Golden LivingCenter-Westwood in Clinton. Albert honorably served his country in the United States Navy from July 8, 1948, to January 18, 1950, in San Diego, California, and aboard the USS Jason. He was preceded in death by his parents, Herman and Maud James; three sisters, one brother and one son, Duane Bo James. Albert is survived by his wife of 63 years, Berniece James; daughter, Verlinda Talley and husband Danny; son, Mark and wife Martha, and one grandson, David James, all of Clinton, other relatives and friends. Final disposition, cremation with a private family burial at a later date.

JAMES, Anna Mae GOWIN
1920-1997
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Mrs. Anna Mae James, 76, Clinton, died Friday evening, March 14, 1997, at the Golden Valley Memorial Hospital, Clinton. Funeral services were Monday, March 17, at the Anderson Funeral Home, Clinton. Burial was in the Clinton Memory Gardens Cemetery. Mrs. James was born June 14, 1920, in Warrensburg, the daughter of Louis William Gowin and Anna E. Allen Gowin. She had lived in Clinton since 1963 where she had been employed as a dietary worker at the Golden Valley Memorial Hospital, retiring in 1989. She was a member of Allen Street Baptist Church and its Women's Missionary Union and was also a member of the Roberta Rebekah Lodge in Clinton. She was married to Carl L. James, who preceded her in death on September 3, 1991. Also preceding her in death were her parents, one brother, and one son, Jerry L. James. She is survived by one son, Larry James of Columbia; one daughter and son-in-law, Linda and Doug Steward, Clinton; one daughter-in-law, Sharon James, Clinton, and two grandsons, Chris and Brandon Steward, Clinton.

JAMES, Berniece June GREENFIELD
1927-2013
King's Prairie Cemetery, Dallas Twp, St. Clair Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Feb 7 2013 - Berniece James, 85, Clinton, died February 6, 2013, at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital. She was born June 2, 1927, the 10th of 12 children born to William and Sophia Greenfield in Forreston, Illinois. She was preceded in death by her husband, Albert James, and Oldest son, Duane "Bo" James, and her parents. She is survived by her daughter, Verlinda Talley and husband Danny, and son, Mark James and wife Martha, and one grandson, David James, all of Clinton. She is also survived by a younger sister, LaVonne Wolfe of Dixon, Ill. and a younger brother, George Martens of Forreston, Ill., and lots of nieces, nephews and friends. Family visitation will be at Sheldon Goodrich Funeral Home in Osceola on February 12, following cremation.

JAMES, Carl L.
1917-1991
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Carl L. James, 74, 908 South Main Street, Clinton, died Tuesday, September 3, 1991, at Golden Valley Hospital. He is survived by his wife Anna James of the home; two sons, Jerry and Larry James of Clinton; one daughter Linda Steward of Clinton; two brothers, Ed James of Harrisonville and Donald James of Kansas City, Kansas; four sisters, Dorothy Ross of Springfield, Goldie Beard of Clinton, Juanita Waltrip or Lathrop and Dovie Miller of Windsor; two grandchildren. She was a member of the VFW and the Eagles. Funeral services will be Friday at Sickman-Dunning Funeral Home with burial in Clinton Memory Gardens.

JAMES, Flossie Mae KIDWILER
1929-2011
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jun 28 2011 - Flossie Mae James, 82, died June 10, 2011 at Golden Living Center-Westwood, in Clinton. She was born February 7, 1929 to Charles and Rosie Viola Kidwiler, west of Clinton. Flossie was united in marriage to Mirl Erston James, December 1949, who preceded her in death in January 1970. To this union three children were born, Ed, Robert and Georgia. Flossie was a homemaker and also worked for Unitog as a piece worker for many years. She was a member of the American Gold Star Mother's Club for which she was most proud. Her handiwork for making quilts, embroidery and such were something she took pride in. She loved flowers and gardening, but most of all loved to fish. Outdoors, on the river, she was the happiest. She was preceded in death by her husband, Mirl; son, Robert Lee, killed in Vietnam in 1970; also her very dear friend, Gabe Sersey and four brothers, Willard, Clifton, Abe and Charles Kidwiler. She is survived by one son, Ed James and wife Molli, of Calhoun, and one daughter, Georgia Musterman and husband Mike, of Holts Summit. five grandchildren; Tina Antwiler of Calhoun, Brooke Smith of Clinton, Bob James of Clinton, Nathan Musterman of Andover, MN, and Chris Musterman of Parkville. Five great-grandchildren, two sisters; Elsie Smith of Deepwater and Rosie Richardson, as well as many nieces and nephews. Funeral services were Monday, June 13, 2011 at Vansant-Mills Chapel. Internment was in Englewood Cemetery.

JAMES, George Earl
1950-2009
Urich Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Dec 28 2009 - George Earl James of Urich was born November 28, 1950, the youngest of seven children to Willie and Bertha (Ruby) James at Wetzel Hospital in Clinton. After the loss of his parents at an early age, he was raised by his eldest brother and wife, Robert and Anna Lee James. He departed this life on Monday, December 14, 2009, at his home near Urich, at the age of 59 years and 16 days. On December 3, 1971, George was united in marriage to Deanna Kay Jenkins, the daughter of Ray William and Anna Perry Jenkins at the Urich Baptist Church. George was employed as a maintenance mechanic for Kansas City Power and Light at the Montrose Station from December of 1971 until his retirement in 2006. In 1969, George joined the United States Marine Corps serving in Vietnam and the Philippines until his honorable discharge in 1971. He was a member of the American Legion Post 371, Urich Lion's Club, Lucas Limelighter, 34-H, Urich Reunion, Sherwood Grad Night and coached baseball in Urich. He received his Eagle Scout award in 1967. George was a 1969 graduate of Clinton High School. He enjoyed working after school at Dog N Suds and Sam's Department Store, both in Clinton. George was baptized and was a member of the First Christian Church in Clinton. George enjoyed woodcrafts, hunting, fishing and his grandchildren. He was especially fond of his granddaughter, Morgan, who became more like a daughter than a granddaughter to him. He was so blessed by her. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by three brothers, Bob, Ed and Dean James; two sisters, Kate Kampe and Ellen Moreland. He is survived by his wife, Deanna K. James of the home; a son, Michael W. James and Cara, Raytown; a daughter, Andrea Smetana and husband Wayne, North Kansas City; two grandchildren, Morgan and Isabella, and two step-grandchildren, Stephanie and Devon; a sister, Mary Lou Bockman,Marshall; other relatives and many friends. Cremation. A Celebration of Life Service will be Tuesday, December 29, at the dickey Funeral Home, Garden City.

JAMES, Glen Harrison
1915-1992
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Glen Harrison James, son of Henry E. James and Scelia Frances (North) James was born January 25, 1915, in Lowry City and passed away May 5, 1992, at Appleton City Hospital in Appleton City. He had lived at Colonial Manor Nursing Home in Appleton City for the last year. Mr. James was a lifelong area resident. He was a farmer and a mechanic before retiring in 1978. He was a member of Shady Grove Baptist Church. Survivors Include one son, Harold D. James of Appleton City; four daughters, Nola F. Sell of Overland Park, Ks., Donna M. James of Tucson, Az., Glenda S. Chiles of Fairview Heights, Ill., and Linda Lou Burton of Lee's Summit; two brothers, John James of Clinton, and Earl James of Kansas City; three sisters, Anna May Parks of Lowry City, Grace Gieseker and Lena Bright both of Denver, Co.; four grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; two great-grandchildren and two step-great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday, May 9, 1992, at Vansant-Mills Chapel. Burial was held at Clinton Memory Gardens in Clinton.

JAMES, Helen COPENHAVER
1931-1991
Memorial Park Cemetery, Kansas City, Jackson Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Helen James, 60, east Kansas City, died Monday, August 12, 1991, at the home. She was born in Brownington and had lived in the Kansas City area most of her life. Mrs. James was a member of the Fifteenth Street Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband Earl James of the home; two sons, Dale F. James and David W. James and five daughters, Janice M. Hanna, Shelley Goodson, Carol Ann James, Beverly Jean Naudeck and Susan L. James, all of Kansas City; two brothers, Delbert Copenhaver, Milan, Ill., and Ray Copenhaver, Baltimore; three sisters, Hilda Rudd and Ruby Montgomery of Milan and Ida Wilson, Stover; seven grandchildren and a great-granddaughter. Services were held Wednesday, August 14, at the Earp Truman Road Chapel with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery, Kansas City.

JAMES, Jauna Kay
1960-2004
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Oct 19 2004 - Launa Kay James, 44, Petersburg, Alaska, died Wednesday, October 13, 2004, at her home. She was born June 7, 1960 in Davenport, Iowa, the daughter of Charles Smock and Barbara James. She was adopted by Glyn James. She was a former resident of Clinton, moving to Alaska in 2001. She is survived by her children, Damian James Terry, Clinton, Danielle Dixon, Green City, Kenny James and Angel James, Collbren, Colorado; grandchildren Christian Terry, Taylor James Terry and Ian Dixon; four sisters, Kitty, Lori, Noni and Betty James. Funeral services were held in Alaska.

JAMES, Jerry Lee
1941-1997
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Jerry Lee James, 55, Clinton, died Wednesday, January 29, 1997, at Research Medical Center, Kansas City. Funeral services will be held Saturday, February 1, at the Anderson Funeral Home. Burial will be in Clinton Memory Gardens. Jerry Lee James, son of Carl James and Mina Mae Gowin, was born November 11, 1941, at Green Ridge. He was a US Army and Navy veteran. He was employed by Kentucky Fried Chicken and a lifelong resident of Clinton. He is survived by his mother, Anna James of Clinton; his wife Sharon James, of the home; one brother Larry James of Columbia; one sister Linda (Mrs. Doug) Steward of Clinton and two nephews, Brandon and Chris Steward.

JAMES, John D.
1918-2009
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Mar 6 2009 - John D. James, 91, Clinton, died at Golden LivingCenter-Westwood, Clinton, on Monday, Feb 9, 2009. John was born to Celcie (North) and Henry James on July 27, 1918, in Henry County, one of 10 children. John, on return from serving his country in World War II, married Sallie Mae Mansfield on Aug. 8, 1945. They made their home in Clinton. John and Sallie were charter members of Northeast Baptist Church and were faithful in their ministering and teaching Sunday School classes. John enjoyed working with his hands. Auto repairs were his specialty. After retiring from Clearfield Cheese Co., he had a shop to enjoy his friends and neighbors and repair lawn care equipment. He was a gentle and loving man and always a gentleman. The love of John's life was Sallie Mae and he cared for her for 14 years during her health decline with Alzheimer's. She went to be with the Lord on Oct. 2, 2003. John is survived by one son, John William (Bill) James; four grandsons, Jesse James, Frank James, John James and Steven James; as well as nieces and nephews and cousins. Funeral services were held at Vansant-Mills Chapel on Saturday, Feb. 14. Interment was in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JAMES, John E.
1854-1905
Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Calhoun Missouri, Feb 4 1905 - J. E. James Meets Death by the discharge of his own gun. No sensation more profound and no sorrow more sincere has enshrouded Calhoun or even Henry and its adjoining counties in all their vicissitudes than that which was caused by the fatal gun shot wound which befell J. E. James on the morning of Jan. 27, 1905, near the hour of 8 o'clock. Mr. James went very early that morning, over to his youngest daughter's, Mrs. W. C. Moore's, and told her that he was going to take a drive out in the country, asking her if she wished to go along with him. She told him she would, as she wanted to go out to Mr. Dannett's anyway, so he went to the livery barn and ordered a rig, asking them to have it ready by 8 o'clock and telling them he was going to Lewis Station or to Frank Diehl's. From the barn, he went directly to his residence, got his gun down, saying he would take it along, which was nothing unusual for him to do, and asked his wife for some rags for wiping the gun. She entered an adjoining room to get them, when she was shocked by the discharge of the gun. She rushed into the kitchen, saw what had happened and with agonizing shrieks, ran out on the front porches of the building and proclaimed - "Die Fatality!" Mrs. W. C. Moore, who had come over and was already to go with her father to the country, ran into the kitchen where her father was lying prone upon the floor and in her feeble efforts tried to check the ebbings that flowed from the wound with one hand and raising his head with the other one, hoping to see him rally, but it was all in vain, for he soon expired. Dr. Barr was phoned at Clinton and he deputized Henry Slack to hold an inquest. The jury's verdict was that the deceased came to his death from a gun shot inflicted by his own hand. John E. James was born May 18, 1854 near Jacksonville, Ill., and emigrated to Mo., with his parents, Mrs. Nancy and Nelson James, when but a small boy. There ware 5 girls and 2 boys in his father's family at one time but their home was visited by an epidemic and took the girls one by one until the whole five of them were laid in the family graveyard near their home, leaving the 2 boys, John and Ephraim; the last named one is located somewhere in Indian territory but could not be found in time to be notified of his brother's death. Deceased leaves a wife and four children to mourn his loss. Named as follows: Miss Olivia, who is now teaching her second term of school in one of the public school buildings in East St. Louis; Mrs. W. S. Bowen, who resides in Windsor; Miss Nannie, the only one that is now at home, and Mrs. W. C. Moore, who resides in Calhoun. Some time in the late 80's, Mr. James confessed Christ and was baptized by the late W. W. Warren and taken into the Christian Church, after which there seemed ever to exist in his heart a strong love of friendship for this above named brother. Mr. James loved the open fields and the might woods; he loved the wild pleasures and recreation of the hunt, he loved the blue sky, the flowers and nature, to him, spoke a various language whether peopled in the bud and blossom of spring, or teeming with the wealth of summer, whether clothed in luxury of autumn or wrapped in snows of winter. He was an industrious man of increasing energy and push, a good and kind husband and a devoted father, that which gave his children pleasure being his pleasure and interest. With the exception of a short stay at Butler, he had lived in and near Calhoun a greater portion of his life. On the third day after his death, his funeral took place at his home. As old friends, relatives and neighbors of the deceased arrived, they were given an opportunity to view the remains, which lay in a handsome casket. The features appeared as natural as in life, except that he was somewhat paler. Otherwise, he appeared to be in a deep sleep. After the remains were borne to the hearse, in spite of the piercing northeast wind that was blowing a quite a gale, and of the many persons shivering with cold, a large funeral procession was formed and followed the remains to the Calhoun cemetery, where, with a beautiful burial service, they were laid out to rest.

JAMES, Katherine Ellen "Katie" EMERY
1879-1964
Page Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Thursday, May 7 1964 - Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine E. James, 85, native of the Blairstown area, who died April 24, were conducted on Monday afternoon, April 27, at Garden City. Burial was in Page Cemetery northeast of Creighton. Katharine Emery was born on March 3, 1879, west of Blairstown at the homeplace, the daughter of John and Sarah Manyon Emery. She received her elementary education at Bee Branch district school, attended the Warrensburg Normal, then taught at Vinita, Okla. There she met George W. James, whom she married on Feb. 4, 1901, and they returned to Missouri to make their home with Mr. James' parents, northwest of Urich. They spent their married life in Missouri except for about a year around 1911 near Tucumcari, N.M. Their home since had been in the Blairstown vicinity. Mr. James died in May of 1940. Mrs. James was a member of the Quick City Baptist Church near their home. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Mamie Jacobson, Watsonville, Calif.; two sons, Earl F. James, Kansas City, John R. James, of the home near Blairstown; two sisters, Mrs. Fannie Bowman, Butler, Mrs. Hazel Shideler, Havre, Mont.; many other relatives and friends.

JAMES, Nelson
1810-1881
James Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Henry County Democrat, Clinton MO, Thursday, Feb 10 1881 - Died at his home, one mile north of Calhoun, Henry county, Mo., Friday, Feb. 4, 1881, Mr. Nelson James, in the 71st year of his age. Truly has a good man layed down the infirmities of earth and taken up the bright habiliaments of a better world. Deceased was born in Nicholas county, Ky., March 20, 1810, where he lived until he was 30 years of age, when he moved to Shelby county, Ills. Here he was united in marriage to Nancy Howse, and made that state his home until 1857, when he moved to Missouri, purchasing the farm of Dr. Slyer. This was his permanent home until death. He leaves a wife and two sons -- Eph and John. Mr. James was one of God's noblemen -- kind, honest, benevolent, a good father, a dutiful husband, an excellent citizen whose virtues are worthy of emulation. In his death Henry county loses one of its most upright and highly respected citizens, and the community suffer almost an irreparable loss. His disease was congestion of the lungs.

JAMES, Sallie Mae MANSFIELD
1916-2003
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Oct 22 2003 - Sallie Mae James, daughter of James (corr: William Smith) Mansfield and Sarah Minnie Hightower Mansfield, was born August 25, 1916 in Joplin and died October 2, 2003, at Clinton Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center, Clinton. She was married to John D. James on August 8, 1945, in Clinton. She was a member of the Northeast Baptist Church where she taught Sunday School for many years. She was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers, Wilbur Mansfield and Honus Mansfield; three half-brothers, Jake Hightower, Tommy F. Mansfield and John W. Mansfield, and a sister, Virginia Mansfield. She is survived by her husband, John D. James, of the home; one son, John William James, Clinton, and four grandchildren, Jesse James, Frank James, John James and Steven James. Funeral services were held at the Vansant-Mills Chapel on Monday, October 6. Burial was in the Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JAMES, Sharon Ann EARL
1946-2001
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, Oct 2 2001 - Sharon Ann James was born April 26, 1946, at Plymouth, Indiana, daughter of Charles and Betty Marie Ganshorn Earl. She died September 17, 2001, at her home. She married Jerry James on March 10, 1980, in Lawton, Oklahoma. He preceded her in death in 1997. She had lived in Clinton since 1981, moving here from Oklahoma. She attended Allen Street Baptist Church. Her parents and one step-brother, John Borton, also preceded her in death. Survivors include five brothers, Oscar Earl and wife, Fran, Hobb, New Mexico, James Earl and wife, Susie, Lakeville, Indiana, Richard Earl and wife, Mary, Columbia City, Indiana, J. Lee Earl, Daleville, Indiana, Dennis Kraus and wife, Susie, Nappanee, Indiana; one sister, Shelby Smith and husband, Bob, Midder Burry, Indiana; one step-brother, Jack Borton; three step-sisters, Jill Pardue, Jean Yoder, Marie Newkirk; step-mother, Gladys Earl, Daleville, Indiana; two brothers-in-law, Doug Steward and wife, Linda, Clinton, Larry James, Lee's Summit; two nephews, Chris and Brandon Steward; special friend, Rick Coke, of the home; along with several other nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. Funeral services were held September 21, at Consalus Chapel-Clinton. Burial was in Memory Gardens.

JAMES, Shirley Ann HANNAH
1937-2007
Mount Olivet Church Cemetery, Butler, Bates Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Dec 13 2007 - Shirley Ann (Hannah) James, 70, Warsaw, died Tuesday December 11, 2007, at her home. She was born August 4, 1937, in Bates County, to Claud L. Hannah and Annie Mae Moles Hannah. She married Ova F. James on January 26, 1976, in Miami. Oklahoma. He preceded her in death on December 27, 1997. She had worked in the restaurant business for the past 10 years. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents and her brother Russell Hannah. She is survived by her two daughters, Diane Cox, Independence, and Kathy Earl, Lake Annette, Peculiar; three sisters, Helen M. Earl of the home, Betty L. Gillis of Adrian and Mary L. Livingston and her husband Bob, Tightwad; one brother Donald R. Hannah and his wife Betty, Tightwad; her grandchildren, Stephanie Renee Cox of Kingsville, Steven Douglas Cox Jr., and his wife Bethany, of Blue Springs, Scott Allen Cox of Independence, Billy James, Jr. of St. Joseph and Oda James of Kansas City; great-grandchildren, Garrett Allan Lindmark of Kansas City, Melissa Ann Jewell of Kingsville, Gunner Steven Cox of Blue Springs, Melanie Renee Jewell of Kansas City, Cade Allen Cox of Blue Springs, Damlus and Dakota James of Kansas City and Bryan Ova Cox of independence and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Saturday December 15, at Bradley & Hadley Funeral Home, Clinton. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Bates County.

JAMES, Susan Ellen MEANS
1853-1939
Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
The Windsor Review, Windsor MO, Thursday, Feb 23 1939 - Susan Ellen Means was the fifth child of Henry H and Mrs. O. Means. she was born at Hickory Grove, Missouri, August 31, 1853, and died at her home in Windsor, February 20 1939, at the age of 85 years, 5 months and 20 days. She was married to John Edward James March 3, 1875, near Calhoun, Mo. Mr. James passed away 34 years ago. To this union four daughters were born, Olivia J. Wedel of East St. Louis, Ill.; Wilda J. Bowen of Windsor, Nannie M. Major and Effie L. Moore of Nevada, Mo. Two grandchildren, Ruth Major Inban of Chicago, and James V. Moore of Nevada, and the four daughters survive the deceased. The daughters were at her bedside during her sickness and death. Mrs. James was a true friend and a devoted mother. The funeral service was held at the Funeral Home in Windsor Wednesday afternoon. Burial was in the Calhoun cemetery.

JAMESON, Ora Florence FLOYD
1911-2006
Bethlehem Christian Church Cemetery, Anton, Hopkins Co, KY
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Mar 15 2006 - Ora Florence Jameson, daughter of Monroe Floyd and Julia (Forbes) Floyd, was born December 7, 1911, in Sacramento, Kentucky. She died February 9, 2006, at Golden Valley Hospital, Clinton, at the age of 94 years. Ora was a registered nurse before she retired. She lived in Kansas City before moving to Clinton. She was a member of the First Nazarene Church of Kansas City, Kansas. She belonged to the American Red Cross and the Republican Party. She is survived by one daughter Andrea Gilliland and husband Jerry, Clinton; two sons, Timothy G. Jameson Sr. and wife Sue, Excelsior Springs, and William R. Jameson of Clinton, as well as 10 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton, on Saturday, February 11. Burial will be at a later date in the Bethlehem Cemetery in Anton, Kentucky.

JAMSEK, Dorothy BENNER
1924-2006
Urich Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jul 10 2006 - Dorothy Jamsek, 81, Clinton, died Saturday, July 8, 2006, at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital.  Funeral services will be held Monday, July 10, at Consalus Funeral Home. Burial will be in Urich Cemetery. Survivors include her son, Patrick Michael Jamsek; one brother, Richard Allen Benner and a sister, Bernice Smart and husband Carl.

JAMSEK, Roger Lawrence
1925-1997
Urich Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Roger Lawrence Jamsek, 71, Deepwater, died Sunday, August 31, 1997, at his home. Roger was born October 20, 1925, in Kansas City. He was the son of John and Sherla Hoskinson Jamsek. On July 31, 1964, in Miami, Oklahoma, Roger married Dorothy Benner, who survives of the home. Roger worked for 37 years with the Kansas City Power and Light Company as an equipment and boiler operator. He was a member of Wyandotte Masonic Lodge 0003 for over 45 years and he was an Eagle Scout. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy of the home; a daughter, Stella M. Harvey of Urich; four sons, John R. Jamsek of Belton, Lawrence M. Jamsek of Deepwater, Patrick M. Jamsek of the home and Roger M. Jamsek of Osceola. Also surviving are his grandchildren, Shon, Renata, Chandra, Zacheriah, Lyra, Faith, Jaden, J. W., Jaycob and his great-grandchildren, Shon, Lisa, John, Faith and Roger. He was preceded in death by one grandchild, Sloan Harvey. Funeral servies were held Wednesday, September 3, at Consalus Chapel, Clinton. Burial was in Urich Cemetery.

JANETT, Christian
1817-1900
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Died Saturday night, June 2, 1900, at 11:20 o'clock, Christian Janett. Born at Fideris, Canton, Graubunden, Switzerland, November 13, 1817. Funeral took place from the residence of Andrew Datweiler, four miles northeast of Clinton, with Dr. VanMeter in charge. Mr. Janett came to Henry county many years and was a highly respected and industrious citizen. Leaves a large number of children to mourn his loss. Remains were followed to his grave in Englewood by a large concourse of relatives and friends.

JANICKI, Terry James
1951-2004
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Apr 28 2004 - Terry James Janicki, 53, Overland Park, Kansas, died Monday, April 26, 2004, on U Highway near Bucksaw Marina, east of Clinton, as a result of an automobile accident. Among survivors are tow brothers, Timothy Janicki of Ft. Dodge, Iowa, and Thomas Janicki of Payton, Iowa, and one sister, Patricia Rottman, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin.

JANSSEN, Louise GRAGG
1925-2013
Montrose Cemetery, Montrose, Deepwater Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Nov 11 2013 - Louise Gragg Janssen, Mount Prospect, Illinois, was born on June 1, 1925, in Montrose to Oral and Ruby (Kirk) Gragg. She departed this life Tuesday, August 20, 2013, in Arlington Heights, Illinois, surrounded by her family. Mrs. Janssen retired from Latoff YMCA. Louise was very active in her church, including, but not limited to, singing in the choir at the Community Presbyterian Church in Mt. Prospect. She enjoyed traveling extensively, especially to all 50 states and numerous trips abroad. Louise was preceded in death by her parents and ex-husband, Dale Janssen, whom she married in 1945. She is survived by her children, Deborah Lynn Dyer, Diane (Douglas) Arfmann and Gregory Dale Janssen; her grandchildren, Kimberly Lynn Dyer, Ashley Nicole Arfmann and Brian James Arfmann, and her great-granddaughter, Illiana Grace Dyer-Beale. Graveside services were at Montrose Cemetery Saturday, August 24.

JANUARY, Clementina McGuire
1834-1927
Maplewood & Brownington Cemetery, Osage Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clementina M. January died July 27, 1927. Thus ended the wonderful life of a wonderful woman. Aunt Cleminie, as every one who knew her, lovingly called her, was born in Boone county, near Columbia, this state, September 15, 1834.  Had she lived until September would have been 93 years old. She was the daughter of P. M. and Nancy January. She moved to Brownington with her parents in the year 1870.  She professed religion in early life and joined the Presbyterian church in Columbia, later moving her membership to Brownington, living a consistent Christian life until her death. By her works she was known, always thoughtful for the comfort of others. Resigned to the will of the Lord her life has indeed been an example for all. Aunt Clem was never married, as her years of young womanhood were spent in caring for an invalid mother whom she nursed forty years. She had made her home the past twenty years in the home of her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Boles, who passed away within five months. It was more than her frail condition could stand and she commenced to rapidly fail. She was tenderly cared for in her last days by her niece Mrs. George Jackson and great nephew Charles Boles. It was very interesting to hear Aunt Clem talk of the early days. She had watched the country from the ox cart to the airplane. She had interesting relies of early days. She was the last of a Christian family and I know they gladly welcomed her to their Heavenly home where the family circle is now complete. Her funeral service was conducted at her late home, after which her remains were laid to rest beside her loved ones.

JANUARY, J. F.
1825-1904
Clinton Missouri, Mar 12 1904 - J. F. January died at 10 o'clock a.m. February 18 at the home of his nephew, Rev. C. C. McConnell in Whitesboro, Texas. He came there from Fort Worth on Feb. 12. He was quite feeble, had grip and kidney trouble and kept growing weaker until the end came. He was 79 and was born in Jessamine county, Ky., December 6, 1825 and with his parents, P. M. and Nancy January, moved to Boone County, this state in 1830, coming to Henry, near Montrose, in 1855, where his parents lived until coming to Brownington in 1870. He professed religion in early life and joined the Presbyterian church in Columbia. In 1857, he married Miss Ella Barnett of Carrolton, this state. For many years, he was a prominent dry goods merchant in Carrolton and lived above reproach and was an honest business man and a good citizen. All his family are dead except a son, F. B. January, assistant cashier of a bank at Las Vegas, New Mexico. He leaves two sisters, Mrs. S. A. McConnell, of Los Angeles, and Miss Clementina January of Brownington. The family is well-known throughout Henry County.

JARRELL, James R.
1922-1998
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - James R. Jarrell, 75, Black Earth, Wisconsin, formerly of the Windsor area, died Tuesday, March 17, 1998, at Heartland Country Village in Black Earth. Mr. Jarrell was born September 9, 1922, in Knoxville, Iowa, the son of Marion and Dessi Jarrell. On January 15, 1959, in Knoxville, Iowa, he married Ora Edmondson, who preceded him in death April 21, 1979. Mr. Jarrell entered the United States Air-Force during World War II and continued his career with the Air Force as an air traffic controller until his retirement. Survivors include a sister, Susan F. Robuck, Black Earth, Wisconsin; four nieces, Carol McDonald, Alice Sheppard, Joanne Witzenberg, Mary Rose Gilliam; two nephews, David Robuck and Bob Herduin. In addition to his wife and parents, Mr. Jarrell was preceded in death by two sisters and one brother. Graveside military services will be Saturday, March 21, at the Laurel Oak Cemetery, Windsor.

JARRETT, Don E.
1939-2002
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Sep 24 2002 - Don E. Jarrett, 63, Clinton, died Friday, September 20, 2002, at the Westwood Nursing Center. Services will be Tuesday, September 24, at 7 p.m. at the Consalus-Bradley Funeral Home. Mr. Jarrett was born March 5, 1939, in Pocahontas, Arkansas, to Glen and Hazel Raybourn Jarrett. He was a 10-year veteran of the United States Air Force, a self-employed television repairman, and retired as a maintenance man for various apartment complexes in Independence and Springfield. He was a member of Northeast Baptist Church. He was preceded in death by his father. Survivors are his mother, Hazel Warren, Clinton; two sons, Jeff Jarrett of Orofino, Idaho, and Mike Jarrett of Post Falls, Idaho; two daughters, Staphanie Guettinger of Dayton, Washington, and Kathy Duke of Moscow, Idaho; four grandchildren and two sisters, Patsy Basler of Lone Jack and Marsha Russell of Henderson, Arkansas.

JARRETT, Virgil Richard
1920-2008
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Virgil Jarrett, age 88 of Blairstown, Missouri passed away Saturday, May 10, 2008 at Golden Living Center-Westwood, Clinton, Missouri. Graveside services will be Monday, May 19, 2008, at Englewood Cemetery. Among survivors are several grandchildren including, Carolyn Rowlett and Wanda Cross of Windsor, MO., Mary Craig of Pensacola, Florida, Joyce Miller of Girard, Kansas, Floyd Mitchell of Blairstown, MO., and Kenny Mitchell of Kansas City, MO.; great grandchildren, Daniel Rowlett and Ralph Rowlett and a friend of the family, Bud Jones of Shawnee, KS as well as a number of other relatives and friends.

JARVIS, Charles H.
abt 1842-1889
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Eye, Nov 16 1889 - C. H. Jarvis, for years afflicted with paralysis, ended his own life with a 42-caliber pistol Monday morning at the home of his brother, J. P. Jarvis. The ball passed into his left breast and he died in a few minutes. He was 46.

JARVIS, Jack
1935-2008
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, May 28 2008 - Jack Jarvis, 73, Topeka, Kansas, died Thursday, May 22, 2008, at a local hospital. Jack was born Feb. 17, 1935, the adopted son of Orville and Julia May Marlow Jarvis. He graduated from Clinton High School and served in the Army for two years. On March 26, 1955, Jack married Bonnie Parks, she preceded him in death. He remarried on Oct. 14, 1960 to Diana Harris. They later divorced. Survivors include two sons, Gary Jarvis of Topeka, and David Jarvis and wife Jill of Racine, Wisconsin; one daughter, Jeri Jarvis of Topeka; ex-wife, Diana Jarvis of Topeka; mother-in-law, Maxine Harris of Topeka; five grandchildren, Danielle (Mike) Dubiak, Stacy (Jamie) Hamilton, Tommy Christensen, Roman and Addison, and two great-grandchildren, Hunter and Brianna. A memorial service was held Tuesday, May 27, at the West Ridge Church in Topeka, Kansas. An inurnment will be held Thursday, May 29, at Englewood Cemetery in Clinton.

JARVIS, James Edward
1872-1947
Glendale Cemetery, Glendale, Maricopa Co, AZ
Arizona Republic, Phoenix AZ, Sunday, Mar 16 1947 - GLENDALE, Mar. 15 -- James E. Jarvis, resident of Glendale for 13 years, died today at his home, 444 East D avenue. Mr. Jarvis was born February 15, 1872, in Hender county, Missouri, and came to Glendale in 1934 from his native state. He was a member of the local Church of the Brethren. He is survived by his wife Nellie; a son Grady of Glendale; two sisters, Mrs. Annie Blundale of Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Ida Parrish of Lexington, Mo.; two brothers, Andrew of Lexington and Charlie of Alberta, Can. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at the Glendale Church of the Brethren. burial will be in the Glendale Memorial Park.

JARVIS, Ruby Yvonne PARKS PARKS
1912-2006
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Dec 22 2006 - Yvonne Jarvis, 93, Windsor, formerly of Clinton, died December 6, 2006, at Windsor Health Care and Rehabilitation center. She was born December 8, 1912, near Gaines in Henry County, the daughter of Elmer Parks and Birdie Estella Munson Parks. In September 1933 she was married to John Parks, who preceded her in death. To this union, onee daughter Shirley June, was born. In June 1962 she was married to Orville Jarvis, who also preceded her in death. Yvonne was a mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and a great-great-grandmother. She was very proud of her family and loved them dearly. She accepted Christ at an early age and was baptized. She was a member of Allen Street Baptist Church, Clinton. She loved the things God created, esppecially flowers. She loved to walk and enjoyed the neighbors' flowers. She was proud of her home and able to live in it until September of this year. She was always jolly and had a good sense of humor. She worked at Clearfield Cheese in Clinton for 12 years. Yvonne was preceded in death by her parents Elmer and Estella Parks; two sisters, Goldie Lathrop and Lorene Parks; two brothers, Louis Parks and Estell Parks, and a great-granddaughter Teresa Lorraine Banning. She is survived by her daughter June Crawford and her husband Harold, Windsor; two granchildren, Debbie Banning and husband Sherman, Macon, and Darrell Crawford and wife Denise, Windsor; five great-grandchildren, Trevor Banning and his wife Tracy, Platte City, Travis Banning and his wife Amy, Ashland, Michelle Shenwork of Lincoln, Jessica Kueffer and husband Brian, Russellville, and Kelly Close and husband Bob, Chilhowee; 10 great-great-grandchildren, Logan and Jacob Schenwork, Hayden and Hunter Kueffer, Gage and Zack Banning, Clay and Lane Close and Tyler and Allee Banning; three nieces, Temple Tilley, Omaha, Nebraska, Birdie McClung of Windsor and Harriett Parks of Wilmore, Kentucky, and one nephew Sherman Parks, Independence. Funeral services were at Vansant-Mills Chapel on Saturday, december 9, with interment in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JARVIS, William Frank
1903-1991
Duncan Cemetery, Kingsville, Johnson Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - William Frank Jarvis, 87, Kingsville, passed away Thursday, July 11, 1991, at the Camden Health Center in Harrisonville. He was born October 12, 1903, in Knob Noster, the son of Fred and Mary (Kimzey) Jarvis. He married Helen Cecelia Cundiff on December 1, 1928, In Sedalia. He had lived In Kingsville since 1937 where he was a farmer and a lime distributor. He retired in 1965. He was a member of Kingsville Baptist Church and the Holden Senior Citizens Club in Holden, He leaves his wife Helen of the home; two sons, Sidney Jarvis, Raytown and Bob Jarvis, Pleasant Hill; three grandchildren; two step-grandchildren and one great-grandson. Funeral services were Saturday, July 13, 1991, at the Ben Cast and Son-Wood Funeral Home, Holden. Burial was in Duncan Cemetery. Kingsville.

JAUDON, James Thomas "Jim"
1953-2008
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Nov 20 2008 - James "Jim" Thomas Jaudon of Deepwater, Missouri passed away at the age of 55 on Monday, November 17, 2008, at the St. Luke's Medical Center in Kansas City, Missouri. Jim was born on September 12, 1953 in Kansas City, Missouri, the son of Thomas Edward and Jean Elizabeth (Sellars) Jaudon Mathis. He was married on June 21, 1971 in Harrisonville, Missouri to Connie Kreeger, who survives at the home. He worked for Reasonable Auto Repair for twelve years as a mechanic. Jim was an avid fisherman who loved camping and boating with his family and always kept busy working on some project. He is survived by his wife, Connie; one son, Thomas Jaudon of Lees Summit, Missouri; a daughter, Paula Wehba of Raymore, Missouri; his mother, Jean Mathis of Bolivar, Missouri; five brothers, Ron and Bill Jaudon of Greenwood, Missouri, Richard and Pat Mathis of Flemington, Missouri, and Mike Mathis and his wife, Roxanne, of Overland Park, Kansas; three sisters, Judy Payne and her husband, Joe, of Bolivar, Missouri, Ellen Wiertzema and her husband, Jason, of Ozark, Missouri, and Peggy Hodges of Sugar Creek, Missouri; and four grandchildren, Gregory, Lathan, Vidalia and Race. Preceding him in death was his father, Thomas, his stepfather, Charles Mathis, and his brother-in-law, Virgil Hodges. Visitation is Friday, November 21, 2008 at the Consalus Funeral Home in Clinton, Missouri. A memorial service will be held following the visitation.

JEFCOAT, Robert O. "Bob"
1934-2011
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jan 31 2011 - Bob Jefcoat, 76, Windsor, died Friday morning, January 28, 2011, at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital, Clinton. He was born February 25, 1934, in Roll, Oklahoma, the son of Robert Paul Jefcoat and Florence Eva (Hillman) Jefcoat. On April 14, 1961, in Pampa, Texas, he married Imogene (Cantrell) Jefcoat and she preceded him in death on September 29, 1983. On February 15, 1986, in Sedalia, he married Jo Ann (Garrett) Arnold and she survives of the home in Windsor. bob started laying brick at the age of 17 and later established Jefcoat Masonry, working in the masonry business for 41 years. He also was a cattleman, working his dad's Charlois cattle herd that Bob brought up from Sweetwater, Oklahoma. Woodcarving, traveling, feeding and watching birds were things he enjoyed. He loved his animals, especially his dogs and was an avid NASCAR fan. He was a member of the Holiday Rabler's RV Club and the International Bricklayers and Allied Craftsman, Local 24. In addition to his wife, Jo Ann, survivors include three sons, Winford Benton and Randy Benton, both of Winfield, Kansas, and Stephen Arnold, Scottsdale, Arizona; four daughters, Sandra Kay Williams, Amarillo, Texas, Cheryl L. Brown, Windsor, Debra L. Cullinan, Raymore, and Julie A. Buehler, Liberty; 13 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren and a great-grandchild on the way; a brother, Melvin Jefcoat, Cheyenne, Oklahoma; three sisters, Athena, Billie Gene and Donna. Bob was preceded in death by his parents; a daughter, Charlotte Kay Lunsford; a son, Robert Dean Jefcoat, and a sister, Pauline Eva Jefcoat. Funeral services were Monday, January 31, at the First Christian Church, Disciples of Christ, Windsor. Burial will be in Laurel Oak Cemetery, Windsor.

JEFFERSON, Daniel Otis "Jeff"
1951-2012
Antioch Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daniel Otis "Jeff" Jefferson, age 60 of Raytown, Missouri passed away Friday, January 6, 2012 at Centerpoint Hospital, Independence, Missouri. Funeral Services will be Saturday, January 14, 2012, at Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton, with interment in Antioch Cemetery, Clinton. Jeff was born in Seale, Alabama the son of Jack Griggs and Willie Mae Jefferson. He was married to Brenda Mae (Hall) Jefferson. Jeff retired from the United States Air Force. He worked for Wal-Mart until his health failed. Jeff was a member of the Catholic Church. He is survived by his wife, Brenda and one daughter, Cherise R. Jefferson of Kansas City, Missouri; three sons, Daniel E. "Jeffy" Jefferson of Kansas City, Missouri, Raymond L. Jefferson and wife Angela of Clinton and Damion M. Jefferson of Overland Park, Kansas; six brothers, Otis Griggs and wife Diane, Curtis Jefferson and wife Gwen, and Mack Griggs all of Columbus, Georgia; Donald Jefferson and wife, Myra, David Jefferson and wife Yvonne and John Griggs all of Ft. Mitchell, Alabama; nine sisters, Loretta James and husband Fletcher of Atlanta, Georgia, Teresa Murray and husband Dale, Gloria Ann Jefferson and Vanessa Jefferson all of Phenix City, Alabama, Delorise Parrish and husband Phillip of Eufaula, Alabama, Sharon Jefferson, Janet Griggs and Vicki Griggs all of Columbus, Georgia and Delorise Hoskins of Ft. Mitchell, Alabama; as well as two grandchildren, Laila R. Jefferson of Clinton and Tyrae D. Jackson of Kansas City, Missouri; and one brother-in-law Kenneth E. Hall and wife Debra of Clinton, Missouri; host of nieces , nephews, cousins, other relatives and many friends.

JEFFERSON, Irene Edna COX
1920-2006
Appleton City Cemetery, Appleton City, St. Clair Co, MO
Appleton City MO - Irene Edna Cox Jefferson was born on September 26, 1920 in Appleton City, Mo. She was the oldest daughter of the late Bernice Burdett Cox and Leora Yost Cox. She graduated from Lincoln High School in Sedalia, Mo, and received her Bachelor of Science from Lincoln University in Jefferson City, Mo. While attending Lincoln University she was the head of the Stenographic Bureau and a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Irene and Billy Byrd Jefferson began their courtship at Lincoln University and were later wed June 12, 1948 in Sedalia, Mo. To this union two children were born, Billye Jeanne and Jan Elise. As a research librarian, Irene worked for the Santa Clara County Library System in the City of Milpitas, Ca, retiring after 18 years of service. Irene was a member of the Sunnyhills Methodist Church in Milpitas, Ca, where she served as the pianist in the early beginnings of the church. Prior to that, she was a member of the Taylor Memorial M.E. Church, Sedalia, Mo. She served on various committees within Sunnyhills Methodist Church as well as other civic organizations. She was preceded in death by her mother, Leora Irene Cornelius Yost Cox; her father Bernice Burdett Cox; her brother Bernice Burdett Cox, Jr.; and her sister, Marleeta Ann Parks. She leaves to cherish her memory her husband, Billy Byrd Jefferson; her children, Billye Jeanne Alexander and Jan Elise Griffin; her sister, Mary Jane Young; her brother, Donald Lee Cox; her grandchildren, Jeffrey Charles Alexander, Jennifer Brooke Alexander, and Alison Irene Griffin; her son-in-law, Darrel Ernest Griffin; and a host of beloved nieces and nephews, loving relatives, and dear friends. She was a loving mother, wife, daughter, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend. She will be deeply missed by those who knew and loved her. Graveside services were May 6, 2006 at Appleton City Cemetery.

JEFFERSON, Isaac Richard
1863-1941
Urich Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
The Urich Herald, Vol. 48 No. 40., January 16, 1941, pg1: Isaac Richard Jefferson passed in the realm beyond this earthly life about 6 o'clock last Friday evening. A little over a year ago he became ill from a weakened heart condition and since then his health had gradually declined. He was not very well a short while before Christmas, but had improved, and was thought to be as well as usual the day of his passing. About 3:30 in the afternoon his daughter, Miss Edith, and the granddaughter, Margaret, left the home to go to the T. U. Jefferson home near Lucas. Mrs. Jefferson accompanied them back to Urich about 6 o'clock. They found Mr. Jefferson sitting in a chair with his feet on another chair, and it was evident he had breathed his last just a few minutes before. There were no signs of a struggle and it is believed his passing was as peaceful as if going to sleep. Mr. Jefferson was born on a farm five miles north of Urich. The date of his birth was Jan. 31, 1863, therefore his life span lacked only twenty-one days of being seventy-eight years. He was a son of Thomas and Louisa (Dunaway) Jefferson. Mr. Jefferson was only two years old when his father died, but his mother lived to be past 93 years of age, passing from this life in 1928. Practically the entire life of Mr. Jefferson was spent in Henry and Johnson counties. He, with his family moved to Lucas neighborhood in 1916, living in that vicinity around twenty-five years. They came to Urich in the fall of 1927, living in the Harness property for three years and then purchased the present home place. October 27, 1889, Mr. Jefferson and Minnie May Harris were united in marriage. Mrs. Jefferson preceded him in death on August 8, 1936. Three children survive - T. U. Jefferson, of Lucas vicinity; Misses Edith and Daisy, of the home; also two grandchildren, Bradley and Margaret, children of Mr. and Mrs. T. U. Jefferson, who were very dear to their devoted grandfather. One brother also survives, William Jefferson, who lives near Creighton. In 1910 Mr. Jefferson professed his faith in Christ as his Savior and became a member of the Methodist church at Magnolia, in Johnson County. He later transferred his membership to the Lucas Methodist church. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church on Sunday. Interment was in Urich cemetery.

JEFFERSON, Louisa DUNAWAY
1834-1928
Hendrick Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Urich Herald, July 19 1928 - Louisa Dunaway, daughter of Isaac and Rebecca Dunaway, was born in Jackson county, Missouri August 1, 1834 and died at the home of her son, William Jefferson, in Bogard township, July 9, 1928, age 93 years, 11 months and 8 days. She was married April 8, 1862 to Thomas Jefferson who died September 25, 1865. To them were born two sons, Isaac Richard and William, both of whom survive. Besides the two sons she is survived by three granddaughters, one grandson and four great-grandsons. She came to Henry county in 1844 and with the exception of two years has made her home in this county. In 1902 she joined the Bear Creek Baptist church where her membership remained until her death. Funeral services were held at the home of her son, Tuesday of last week and burial made at the Hendrick cemetery.

JEFFERSON, Mary Jennings BRADLEY
1896-1968
Urich Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
The Creighton Banner, July 4 1968 - Mrs. Mary Jennings Bradley Jefferson, was born October 27, 1896, near Urich, Missouri, the daughter of James C. and Lillian Bradley, and passed away June 28, 1968, at the Baptist Memorial hospital in Kansas City, Mo. She had been in ill health for some months prior to her death. She was educated at the Lucas elementary school, Urich high school and Warrensburg Normal school, and taught in school systems in Urich and vicinity for a total of about twenty years. On October 20, 1920, she was married to Thomas U. Jefferson of near Urich, who preceded her in death on September 22, 1960. Two children were born to this union: Thomas Bradley and Mary Margaret. Mrs. Jefferson was active in the Lucas Methodist church and in the Evangel Presbyterian church. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Stella Self of Dallas, Texas; the daughter, Mrs. Robert Vinyard of Kansas City, Mo.; the son Thomas Bradley Jefferson of Fayetteville, Arkansas; five grandchildren and many relatives and friends. Her family and all who knew her are grateful for all she has added to our lives. We cannot hope to express this adequately with words; rather we can express it best in our day-to-day dealings with others. The funeral service was conducted Monday morning, July 1, at the Evangel Presbyterian church in Urich, Mo. Burial was made in the Urich cemetery.

JEFFERSON, Minnie May HARRIS
1872-1936
Urich Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Mrs. I. R. Jefferson Enters Into Eternity, Succumbed to Attack of Gallstones Last Saturday Afternoon - Mrs. I. R. Jefferson passed from this life into the Beyond at 2 p.m. last Saturday, August 8th. Death followed an attack of gallstones last Thursday - just two days before the final summons. Eleven years ago she suffered a similar attack and was ill for a year. She had not been in very good health the past several months. Her suffering the last two days was intense and she lapsed into unconsciousness about 6 p.m. last Thursday, from which she never revived. Loved ones did everything they could to relieve her of the pain and stay the hand of death, but God willed that she lay her earthly burdens down. Mrs. Jefferson's maiden name was Minnie May Harris. She was the daughter of Simp and Permelia Harris and was born May 14, 1872, near Creighton. She lived her entire life in Urich vicinity, except fourteen years, during which time her home was in Johnson county, near Holden. She and her family moved to Urich nine years ago. October 24, 1889, she was united in marriage with I. R. Jefferson, in Clinton. To them were born three children - T.U. Jefferson, living near the parental home, and Misses Edith and Daisy of the home. Besides her devoted companion and the three children, Mrs. Jefferson is survived by the following: Mrs. T. U. Jefferson, her daughter-in-law, whom she loved as an own daughter; the two grandchildren, Bradley and Margaret Jefferson, for whom she held the deepest of affection; one brother, Geo. S. Harris, Santa Cruz, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Ben Goodman, southwest of Urich, and Mrs. Alice Tharp, Santa Cruz, Calif.; also her aged step-mother, Mrs. Simp Harris, and a number of nephews and nieces. One half-sister passed away at the age of two years. Mrs. Jefferson was only seven years of age when her mother passed away, but her father preceded her in death just five months ago, March 8, 1936. In early girlhood she was converted and united with the United Brethren Church, at Brushy. When living in Johnson county she placed her membership in the Magnolia M. E. Church, and in later years transferred her membership to the Lucas M. E. Church, South, where it remained to the time of her death. Mrs. Jefferson was of a very cheerful nature-always having a smile and happy greeting for all with whom she came in contact. She was a loyal and helpful friend and neighbor, happiest when doing the things that would bring happiness to her family and those about her. Dear one, she has gone to that beautiful land,Where her trials and sufferings are o'er; How sweet it will be to clasp her dear hand, When we meet on that beautiful shore. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church on Monday, and as was her request. Burial was made in Urich Cemetery. Flower bearers were: Mesdames, Robert Barth, Roy Goodman, Raymond Nuckles, J. E. Crump, James Saunsaucie and W. D. Ray. The pall bearers, all nephews, were: Robert Barth, Roy Goodman, Georgia Goodman, Delmar Hayden, Don Hayden and Melville Creighton.

JEFFERSON, Richard "Dick"
1816-1894
Hendrick Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Died - On Tuesday Oct. 8th, 1894, at his home about 3 miles southwest of Blairstown, Uncle Dick Jefferson, at the advanced age of about 80 years. His remains were laid to rest in the Hendrix (sic: Hendricks) Cemetery. We sympathize deeply with the mourning ones, but since Jesus entered the gloomy vale of death and came forth to conquer and ascended to the glorious home above, death is demonstrated to be the portal of infinite joy, and means by which we go to make up the great throng of white-winged angels before the throne of God on high. Thus ye are gathered home one by one.

JEFFERSON, Thomas Ulmont
1890-1960
Urich Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Tom Jefferson Succumbs in Appleton City Clinic - Tom Jefferson, 69, Urich, a retired barber and farmer, who would have been 70 years old in December, died Thursday morning, Sept. 22, at the Appleton City Clinic after a long illness. Funeral services were held Sept. 25, at the Lucas Methodist Church. Burial was in Urich cemetery. Thomas Ulmont Jefferson was born northwest of Urich on Dec. 21, 1890, the son of Isaac Richard and Minnie Jefferson. On Oct. 20, 1920, he married Mary Bradley of Lucas, with the Rev. William Sampson, then pastor of the Lucas Methodist Church, officiating. Mr. Jefferson farmed at Lucas until 1926; then followed the barbering profession in Urich until 1940 when the family moved back to the farm place at Lucas. In 1957 they moved to their present home in Urich. During this time he also barbered at Garden City, Mo., with brief periods in Urich and the surrounding communities. He joined the Magnolia Methodist Church in 1909. In 1916 he moved his membership to the Lucas Methodist Church, serving for several years as superintendent of Sunday School and on the Board of Trustees. He was a member of the Urich Presbyterian Church for several years while the family lived in Urich and served on the Session during part of that period. Church membership was moved back to Lucas shortly after returning to the farm in 1940. Besides his wife of the home he leaves a son, Thomas Bradley, Fayetteville, Ark.; a daughter, Mrs. Robert Vinyard, Kansas City, Mo.; two sisters, the Misses Edith and Daisy Jefferson, Urich; five grandchildren; a number of other relatives and many friends. The family particularly remembers his love of people, especially children and his remarkable courage and lack of concern for himself, especially during the past several years.

JEFFERSON, William Jasper
1865-1954
Urich Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Wm. Jefferson Services Held Thursday, March 11, at Urich - Funeral services were held for William Jefferson at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, March 11, at the Urich Christian church. He passed away March 9, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Georgia Hayden, near Blairstown. A native of Buchanan county, Mr. Jefferson had spend most of his life in Henry and Johnson counties. His wife, the former Miss Lucy Gooch, preceded him in death several years ago. He was buried by her side in the Urich cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson had one daughter, Mrs. Georgia Jefferson Hayden, Blairstown. Mr. Jefferson is also survived by three grandsons.

JEFFERY, Fay Lucille HUENEFELDT
1924-2014
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Fay L. Jeffery was born near Clinton in Fields Creek Township on March 24, 1924. She was the oldest child of Fred Gehart Huenefeldt and Ruthie Belle Seaton Huenefeldt. She attended grade school at Fields Creek School. After graduation from high school, Fay worked as a salesperson at the Singer Sewing store in Clinton. Later she moved to Kansas City where she attended the Kansas City Business College. After completing her courses there, she joined the college as their secretary. Later she continued her business career by working at Bendix (now Honeywell group). Fay left the business world in 1969 when she married Herbert H. Jeffery of Clinton. She returned to the rural life and embraced being a farm wife with enthusiasm. She planted a large garden and preserved the produce. As a flower lover she continued and added to the multitude of flowers already on the farmstead. She fed everything from people, livestock, her herd of cats to wild birds. Many a child has learned about wild birds sitting at her kitchen table. Fay and Herb were active members of the Golden Valley Saddle Club. They attended horse shows over a wide area of Missouri helping where needed. Fay was a member of the Clinton United Methodist Church. She was active in Sunday school and in the F and F group as long as she was able. Fay cared for her parents as they aged and also cared for Herb as he became disabled in later years. Fay was known for helping out and taking care of people. She was always there to lend a hand. You could count on Fay for fresh baked cookies, iced tea in quart jars, interesting hats and gum boots. If you moved into the neighborhood, she came driving up in her tan pickup with a fresh baked treat and orders to call her Grandma Fay. She was ready to hear your life story and find out how she could help you. Fay provided help to many groups educating young people. 4-H, FFA, and youth outdoor programs all benefited from her contributions. Fay passed into another life on December 2, 2014, at Clinton Healthcare and Rehab. She celebrated her 90th birthday in March with a card shower and lots of flowers, fun and well wishes. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband and two brothers, Paul as an infant and Fredrick William (Bill) Huenefeldt. Her brother, David S. Huenefeldt and wife, Alice, Clinton, survive her. Also surviving are sister-in-law, Genieve Huenefeldt; Fay's grandsons, James and wife Amanda, Samuel and wife, Elizabeth, and three great-grandchildren, Miles, Brice and Greta; Genieve and Bill's sons, Paul and Tom Huenefeldt, and their wives, Ana and Trish, also survive. Fay's Texas family also survives, Kevin and Jona Meek, Tommy Meek, Shantell and Wes Campbell and son, Kace. Many other relatives and friends will always remember her caring and giving spirit. Funeral services were held Monday, December 8, at the Clinton United Methodist Church. Interment was in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JEFFERY, Herbert Henry
1914-1996
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Herbert H. Jeffery, rural northwest Henry County, died Thursday, November 7, 1996, at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital. He was born near Phillipsburg, Laclede County, on July 25, 1914, the second son of Henry C. and Alice Wagoner Jeffery. He attended a rural school near his home and later high school in Lebanon, where he played varsity basketball. During those growing years, he worked for local farmers and helped his brother and mother sustain the family farm, as his father died when he was five. After high school, he worked on farms in Iowa and drove a truck hauling livestock. While visiting family in Henry County, he met and married Mary Catherine Clark. To this union two children were born, Alice Elizabeth and James David. After 28 years of marriage, Mary died and he then married Faye Luciele Huenefeldt in December 1969. Herb farmed north of Clinton for a number of years. Then in 1956, he went to work for Long Truck & Tractor, selling farm machinery until his retirement. He was a perfectionist, wanting his fence rows clean and his truck spotless. He took great pride in keeping his farmstead painted and in good repair. One of his loves was music of all kinds. When he was younger, he sang in many different community and church groups. He also loved flowers and was always bringing in cut flowers for the table. Horses were also high on his list, being a life member of the Golden Valley Saddle Club. He also served many years on the Henry County Fair Board. He became a Christian at an early age, being baptized at Washington Christian Church, in Laclede County. He and Mary were youth leaders for a number of years at Garland Baptist Church. Herb was very proud of his grandsons, James William Huenefeldt and Samuel Jeffery Huenefeldt. Special children who called him Grandpa are Shantell Deann and Thomas John Meek. He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, James, and his son, James David. He is survived by his wife, Faye, of the home; his daughter, Alice and son-in-law, David Huenefeldt of rural Clinton; two grandsons, James William and Samuel Jeffery Huenefeldt of rural Clinton. Also surviving and holding a place in Herb's heart are Kevin and Jona Meek, Shantell and Tommy of rural Henry County; several nieces and nephews, cousins and other friends and relatives. The Henry County Library was a great source of pleasure to Herb, as he was an avid reader. Therefore, the family requests memorial contributions in his name to be given to the library for large print books. Funeral services were held Sunday, November 10, at the United Methodist Church, Clinton. A graveside service was held Monday, November 11, at the Englewood Cemetery.

JEFFERY, Josephine DOLLEE
abt 1834-1904
Fields Creek Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Missouri, Dec 17 1904 - Mrs. Josephine Jeffrey, (nee Dollee) aged 69, died at Enid, Oklahoma Sunday morning with a complication of diseases. She was born in France, near Paris, and came to this country as a small child, her parents settling in Illinois, lived here about 30 years, moving to Oklahoma about two years ago. Her husband Nicholas died in 1877 and one son also awaited his mother's coming. Six children survive her: Joseph A., D. F. and N. E. of Hastings, Okla; Miss Mary L., Ella T. and Ida B. of Enid. She had been a consistent member of the Presbyterian church since 1878 and her funeral was at Fields Creek Tuesday morning, with burial in the cemetery nearby. She had moved to Enid only a short time ago.

JENKINS, Anna PERRY
1923-2009
Urich Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jul 16 2009 - Anna Perry Jenkins 86, Urich, died on Sunday, July 12, 2009, at the Golden LivingCenter-Westwood in Clinton. Anna was born June 28, 1923, in Chilhowie, Virginia, the daughter of Alonzo and Nannie (Blevins) Perry. She attended school in Virginia and Maryland. Anna married Ray William Jenkins on November 13, 1944 in Baltimore, Maryland, while he was stationed there with the US Coast Guard. She was "Rosie the Riveter" during World War II welding airplane parts in shipyards. Anna was extremely active in her community all of her life, devoting herself to working on Urich High School fundraisers and helping with the Urich Reunion every year. She was once Mayor Pro Tern, police chief for a short time and was the founder of the Urich Queen Contest. Anna was very active helping the 4-H members, too. She taught cooking classes, flower arranging and cake decorating. She was a member of the Urich Baptist Church where she taught youth groups and did the church flower arrangements for 45 years. She was a cook at the school in Urich and also made cakes for weddings and anniversaries. Anna was also active in the Extension Club and from 1964-1987 she owned and operated Ann's Beauty Salon in Urich. She is survived by two daughters, Perry Raye Graef and her husband, Jim, Blairstown, and Deanna Kay James and her husband, George, Urich; one brother, Alonzo Perry, Jr. and his wife, Patricia, Baltimore, Maryland; one sister, Mary Brown of Denver, Colorado; two sisters-in-law, Mildred McKern, Waco, Texas. and Marjorie Jenkins of Lee's Summit: four grandchildren, Tim, Terri, Andrea and Michael; nine great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. Anna was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Ray Jenkins; one brother, Harrison Perry, and two sisters, Ruth Walker and Ruby Greer. Funeral services will be held Friday, July 17, at the Urich Baptist Church. Burial will follow at the Urich Cemetery.

JENKINS, Arthur
n/a-1910
Clinton MO, Jan 1910 - Died - Arthur Jenkins, January 6, at his home two miles northwest of Finey. He had been in poor health for several months.

JENKINS, Claude Louis
1889-1956
Mullin Cemetery, White Oak Twp, Henry Co, MO
Claude L. Jenkins, fine, respected and loved by all who knew him, answered the call of his maker Friday April 20. 1956. He died at the Clinton, Mo. General Hospital. Funeral services were conducted at the Christian Church. He was a deacon and a member of the board. He had sung in the choir for many years. The body was laid to rest in the Mullin Cemetery near Urich, Mo., the community of his birth. Claude Louis Jenkins, son of Walter and Minnie Beaman Jenkins, was born Dec. 9, 1889 at their home six miles southwest of Urich, Mo. where Claude was reared and attended school. Feb. 23, 1918 he married Addie Mae Walker of the Piper-Johnstown community. They made their first home at Lucas, Mo. One daughter born to their union died in 1929. Survivors are his beloved wife and his only brother, Guy L. Jenkins of Butler, Mo., and two sisters; Mrs. Frances Edwards, Mrs. Florence Meyer and Mrs. Helen Miller of Columbus, Kansas, and Mrs. Cecile Balding of Glendale, Calif.

JENKINS, Conny Sue JENNINGS
1954-2014
Grant Cemetery, Creighton, Cass Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jun 30 2014 - Conny Sue Jenkins, 60, Knob Noster, died Friday, June 27, 2014, at her home. She was born June 18, 1954, in Clinton, the daughter of William Bryan and Vera LaVerne (Montgomery) Jennings. On July 14, 1978, she was united in marriage to Wallace Jenkins in the Knob Noster Methodist Church. Conny was a graduate of Knob Noster High School class of 1972. She worked in the US Postal Service over 34 years and retired as Postmaster in Hughesville. She enjoyed fishing and was the first female to fish in the Pro Bass Tournament. Conny is survived by two sisters, Kay O'Bannon of Kansas City, KS, and Beverly Bowers of Clinton; two brothers, Ray Jennings and wife, Linda, Knob Noster, and Lonny Jennings and wife, Paula, Superior, WY; one aunt, June Dehn of Clinton, and several nieces, nephews, cousins, and extended friends. She was also preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Wallace, on November 2, 2007, and two brothers, Billy Vern and Jimmy Jennings. Graveside services will be held Tuesday, July 1, at Grant Cemetery in Creighton.

JENKINS, Frances Marie FISHER
1911-1995
Urich Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat - Frances M. Fisher Jenkins was born February 18, 1911, in Blairstown. She died Saturday, March 25, 1995, at the Westwood Nursing Center in Clinton at the age of 84. Frances was raised in Blairstown and graduated from the Blairstown High School. Frances was united in marriage to Roy Allen Jenkins on March 25, 1930, in Topeka, Kansas. They lived on a farm in the Chilhowee area from 1946 until 1988, when they moved to Clinton. Mr. Jenkins preceded her in death on February 5, 1994. Frances was a homemaker most of her life and attended the Presbyterian Church. She is survived by one son, Ronald Jenkins, Raytown; one brother, Bud Fisher, Clinton; two sisters, Florence Rector, Chilhowee, and Meda Koelling, Sedalia, and seven grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband and one son, Dwight, who died in 1977. Funeral services were Tuesday, March 28, at the Consalus Chapel, Clinton. Burial was in Urich Cemetery.

JENKINS, Gomer Sr.
1884-1961
Urich Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Urich-Montrose Herald Tidings, Aug 4 1961 - Gomer Jenkins, 76, Urich, retired farmer, died July 10 at a hospital in Nevada after a long illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday, July 12, at Blairstown Methodist Church of which he was a member. Burial was in the Urich Cemetery. Mr. Jenkins was born Sept. 2, 1884, near Blairstown. With the exception of five years spent homesteading in Oklahoma, he had spent his life in the community north of Urich, until 1956. Then it was he retired from farming and with his wife, the former Lillie Moran whom he married on Dec. 12, 1906, moved to Urich. He had been in ill health nearly two and a half years. Besides his wife he leaves six children: James Chester, Port Orchard, Wash.; Mrs. Herbert (Maxine) Koepke, Deer Trail, Colo.; Ray, Blairstown; Mrs. Richard (Mildred) McKern, Oklahoma City, Okla.; Mrs. Kenneth (Annabelle) Brown, Odessa, Mo.; and Gomer, Jr., Lee's Summit; 11 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; a brother, Ira, Kansas City; many other relatives and friends.

JENKINS, Lynn Preston "L.P."
1922-2009
Chilhowee Cemetery, Chilhowee, Johnson Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, May 26 2009 - Lynn Preston "L.P" Jenkins, 87, Chilhowee, died early Wednesday morning, May 13, 2009, at the Missouri Veterans Home, Warrensburg. He was born April 3, 1922, in Eminence, the son of Vibert Azariah Jenkins and Ollie May (Potts) Jenkins. The family moved to Kansas City. Kansas when Lynn was about six months old, then to the Independence area where he grew up and attended Rock Creek and DeKalb elementary schools and one year at William Chrisman High School. He joined the Navy in 1942 and went to boot camp at Great Lakes Naval Training electrical school at Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa. From there he went to Submarine School in New London, Connecticut, and was assigned to the USS Finback submarine, which rescued pilots shot down in the Pacific Ocean off the coasts of Japan. One of the pilots rescued in 1944 was Lt. George H. W. Bush, who later became President of the United States. Lynn was proud of his service to his country and as many of his fellow Veterans of Wars, was profoundly affected by that experience in his life. After surviving a night of enemy depth charges, he recognized the importance of being prepared for death and the next morning was baptized into Christ by the chaplain on the USS Finback. Lynn married his childhood sweetheart and the love of his life, Mary Ellen Brooks, on April 19, 1945, while on a 30-day leave from the Navy, and she survives of the home. Following Lynn's Navy discharge in 1945, they moved to Adrian and opened an electrical and refrigeration business. About this time, the Rural Electric Association was beginning to provide electricity to homes in Bates County and Lynn wired those houses for electricity. He began working for the Bendix Corporation (now known as Honeywell) in 1961 as a maintenance electrician, retiring in 1990. After retirement. enjoyed fishing on Truman Lake, going to auctions and tinkering with his finds in his shop. Lynn was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 1894 of Clinton. In addition to his wife of 64 years, Mary Ellen, Lynn is survived by three sons, Clayton Jenkins and his wife Linda, Lee's Summit, Casey Jenkins and his wife, Verna, Blairstown, and David Jenkins and his wife, Debbie, Chilhowee; three daughters, Linda Ritter and her husband, Larry, Adrian, Carolyn McQuitty and her husband, Robert, Chilhowee, and Deborah Balden, Clinton; 17 grandchildren, Brenda Heil, Steven Ritter, Tate Jenkins, Kelli Iles, Melissa Peery, Matthew McQuitty, Monica Winders, Darrell Anstine, Damon Anstine, David Anstine, Dustin Anstine, Shannon Jenkins, Julie Flaspohler, Samantha Lankford, Tamara Jenkins, Michael Jenkins and Melinda Wirsig; 34 great-grandchildren; a great-great-grandson and expecting two additional great-grandchildren in the near future; a brother, Joe Jenkins and his wife, Sue; two sisters, June Ray and Greta Preston, all of Adrian, and several nieces and nephews. Lynn was preceded in death by his parents and an infant granddaughter, Tammy Ellen Jenkins. Funeral services were Saturday, May 16, at the Chilhowee United Methodist Church, Chilhowee. Burial was in the Chilhowee Cemetery, Chilhowee.

JENKINS, Mildred Lucille SIMPSON
1910-2008
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Sep 12 2008 - Mildred Lucile (Simpson) Jenkins, 98, Belton, formerly of Clinton, died July 31, 2008, at Beautiful Savior Rest Home in Belton. Mildred was the daughter and only child of Ezra Andy and Amy Maude (Hanes) Simpson. She was born on Jan. 29, 1910, in Stratford. Texas. Her parents were homesteading in Oklahoma and Stratford had the nearest doctor. She was still very young when they sold their homestead and returned to Missouri, establishing their home in Blairstown. Mildred attended grade school there and high school in Appleton City, where she graduated in 1927. She attended William Woods College and graduated in 1929 with a degree in education. She married Fred Leroy Jenkins on Aug. 2, 1930, in Lexington. To this union was born one son, James Leroy. Mildred's one and only job was taking care of Fred and Jim, which she did with much pride and joy. She was a member of the Poly Credo Bible Club for many years, as well as a charter member of the Twilight Garden Club. Her favorite hobbies were her flower beds and rug hooking. She leaves her son, Jim, and daughter-in-law, Carol, of Belton: grandchildren, Christopher Alan Jenkins and wife, Cyndy, David Leroy Jenkins and wife, Gina, Amy Michelle Harris and husband, Leonard, all of Kansas City, and Debra Elaine Jenkins in Iowa. She also leaves seven great-grandsons and two great-granddaughters, as well as a half-sister, Betty Jean Simpson of Clinton. She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband, Fred, on Feb. 18, 1995. Graveside services and interment was in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JENKINS, Minnie L. BEAMAN
1866-1907
Mullin Cemetery, White Oak Twp, Henry Co, MO
Urich Herald-Montrose Tidings, Urich MO, Thursday, Sep 5 1907 - One more home made sad, one chair vacant, one Mother gone from this earth to her last resting place. Never was this community more shocked when the news rang out of Mrs. Minnie Beaman Jenkins' death. She arose Sunday morning feeling about as well as usual, ate breakfast with the family and at noon ate dinner. Late in the evening she was taken with convulsions and died that night at 10 o'clock. Minnie Beaman was born March 29 1866, was reared to womanhood in White Oak township in and near Lucas, and was married to Walter Jenkins March 8, 1885. To this union were born ten children, all living except the infant babe buried in the casket with its mother. She leaves one sister, Mrs. John Mullin of Lucas, nine children and a devoted husband to mourn their loss. The subject of this sketch was left an orphan at about two years of age, after which she made her home with James Warren and daughter, Miss Annie. After the death of Mr. Warren she was left in care of the latter, who at this writing makes her home with the Jenkins family. Mrs. Jenkins was a good neighbor, a true and devoted wife, and was ever kind and pleasant to her children, who have the sympathy of the entire neighborhood.

JENKINS, Nathaniel
1824-1893
Kepner Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Urich Herald-Montrose Tidings, Urich MO, Thursday, Aug 17 1893 - Died at the residence of J. G. Hasty in Urich, Mo., at about 11 o'clock p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 12, 1893, Nathaniel Jenkins, aged 68 years, 10 months and 10 days. The subject of this sketch was born in Canada, October 2, 1824, but in early life moved with his parents to Detroit, Michigan, and thence to Harrison Co., Ohio. In 1849 he was married to Miss Mahala Smith, who died about 15 years ago. About a month after his marriage he went to California with the gold hunters, where he remained about two years and returned to Ohio. In 1855 he removed to Iowa and in 1865 to this county where he had continued to reside till the day of his death. In 1849 he united with the church and was ever afterward an earnest and ardent member. For several months preceding his death he was a great sufferer from that much dreaded disease, cancer, which caused his death. About one year ago the cancer appeared on his lip (or hip) and he went to Wichita, Kansas to be treated by a specialist and in a few weeks returned home cured, as he thought, but before long it appeared again in a more malignant form. In the hope of curing it he went to Eureka Springs in May last, but that did no good and he returned home to die. Funeral services were held at the U.B. church Sunday afternoon, after which the remains were interred at the Kepner cemetery.

JENKINS, Ray William
1917-1978
Urich Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Ray Jenkins was born at Denton, October 15, 1917, the son of Gomer and Lillie Moran Jenkins. He was a farmer, and served in the U.S. Coast Guard during World War II. On November 13, 1944, he married Ann Perry in Baltimore, Maryland. They had two daughters, Perry and DeAnna. Ray died August 5, 1978 in Urich, Henry Co., Missouri, and was buried August 7 in the Urich Cemetery. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, James C., who died in 1975; and leaves sisters Mildred, Anna Belle, and Maxine.

JENKINS, Rebecca Alice BRIGGS
1913-1992
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Rebecca Alice Jenkins was born April 29, 1913, in the Leesville community. She was the final survivor of the eight children of Claude and Allie (Sell) Briggs. She died July 7 1992, in Clinton at the age of 79. She lived in the Leesville area until 1920 when farming became so poor that the family moved to Clinton. Her family was active in the First Baptist Church where she accepted Christ and became a member. She also enjoyed helping her father who organized and supervised the South Side Sunday School in their own neighborhood. She attended and graduated from Clinton High School. The highlight of last summer for Rebecca was her 60th reunion with her former classmates. In October 1936 she married Harold B. Jenkins. This inseparable couple began their long and loving marriage in Clinton, but shortly moved to Kansas City. In Kansas City, she worked as a sales clerk in several businesses, including Emery Bird Thayer. When they moved to Denver, she began working for W. T. Grant Company. She continued working for Grant's even when she and Harold moved to Redwood City, California. In each of these different stores, her helpfulness and humor were appreciated by her customers and co-workers. Even when she retired and they moved back to Kansas City, she continued these friendships with telephone calls and letters. After living in Kansas City for 10 years, Rebecca and Harold moved back to Clinton. She delighted in the children of her sisters and brothers. These nieces and nephews helped her celebrate many birthdays and her 50th wedding anniversary. Her most recent family get-together was on July 4, when he enjoyed a family picnic and was thrilled to hold her newest great-great-niece, Meredith Thornton. Her favorite pastime was sewing and crafts. She made school clothes for her nieces when they were young. She knitted sweaters, crocheted afghans, and made quilts. Her handiwork is treasured by those who received them. She also loved to read and continued to do so with the aid of a magnifying glass in later years when her eyesight began to fail. Her husband, Harold, was her principle caregiver in these past few years. Also surviving is a sister-in-law, Mary Briggs, Clinton, and a brother-in-law, Maynard George, Calhoun. Nieces and Nephews are Elizabeth Finks, Shawnee Mission, Alfred George, Springfield, Judy Cochran, Kansas City, Jerry Stoneking, Clinton, Ronnie Stoneking, Independence, Nancy Kavanaugh, Leeton, Linda Willcockson, Chilhowee, Robbie Audsley, Warrensburg, Jacqueline Briggs, Chicago, Carolyn Thornton, Clinton, and Kenneth Briggs, California. Those who are left will miss the loving spirit and the keen sense of humor of Aunt Becky. Funeral services were Thursday, July 9, 1992, at the Consalus Chapel in Clinton. Burial was in Englewood Cemetery.

JENKINS, Roy Allen
1907-1994
Urich Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Roy Allen Jenkins was born July 20, 1907, in Cass County, the son of Will and Carrie (Giltner) Jenkins. He died February 5, 1994, at his home in Clinton at the age of 86. He was married to Frances Fisher on March 25, 1930, in Topeka, Kansas. He was a farmer and they lived in the Chilhowee area from 1946 until 1988, when they moved to Clinton. He is survived by his wife Frances of the home; one son Ronald Jenkins, Raytown, and seven grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one son Dwight Jenkins, in 1977. Funeral services were Tuesday, February 8, at the Consalus Chapel in Clinton. Burial was in Urich Cemetery.

JENKINS, Thomas J.
abt 1848-1933
Mineral Creek Cemetery, Leeton, Johnson Co, MO
Windsor Review, Windsor MO, Jul 13 1933 - Thomas J. Jenkins died at his home in Leeton July 4, 1933 at the ripe old age of 85 years. He was a one time resident of Benton county which was also his birthplace, where he resided for 40 years. He was married to Hannah Rutledge, who preceded him in death several years ago. To this union was born one daughter, Mrs. Birdie Jarrell, of Flag Staff, Arizona. He later married Martha White, who also preceded him in death. To this union two daughters were born, Mrs. Mettie Merriott of Windsor and Mrs. Ada Conner of Kansas City. On November 22, 1894, he was united in marriage to Mrs. Susan L. Stevens, who survives him. To this union one daughter, Miss Beulah Jenkins of Kansas City. In 1876 he was converted and joined the Bear Creek Baptist church in Benton County, later moving his membership to Leeton, where he continued in his Lords service until death. He was a devoted husband, loving father and a good neighbor and respected by all who knew him. He leaves his wife and four daughters, twelve grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. He was laid to rest in Mineral Creek Cemetery near Leeton Thursday, July 6, 1933, after services at the First Baptist church in Leeton.

JENKINS, Willard Eugene
1925-1993
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Willard Eugene Jenkins, 68, died Thursday, November 25, 1993 in Salinas, California. He was born July 18, 1925 in Henry County. He was the son of Luther and Pearl Jenkins. Mr. Jenkins was a Navy veteran who served in the South Pacific in World War II. For the past forty years he had made California his home. Survivors include one brother, Harold Jenkins of Clinton, and two sisters, Jessie Philmon of Clinton and Mary Martin of Chilhowee.

JENNER, Stanley F.
1919-2000
Clinton Daily Democrat, Jan 13 2000 - Stanley F. Jenner, 80, Clinton, died Wednesday, January 12, 2000, at Westwood Nursing Center. Mr. Jenner was born June 6, 1919, in Jacksonville, Florida, son of Stanley and Olivia Jenner. He had lived in Clinton since 1991, having moved here from San Sebastian, Florida, where he had lived most of his life. He married Barbara Callahan on January 15, 1971. He served in the United States Marines and was a driver for Trailways Bus Lines. Preceding him in death were his parents and a son, Michael M. Jenner. Survivors include his wife, Barbara, of the home, and two grandsons, Kevin and Stephen Jenner, Belton, Kentucky.

JENNINGS, Adaline
abt 1846-1912
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Died at County Farm - Mrs. Adaline Jennings died at the County farm Friday night of paralysis resulted from exposure. Mrs. Jennings was up until recently a resident of Clinton, and owned a little home in South Clinton. Her husband deserted her about a year ago. She was partly demented an don New Year's day set her house on fire. The flames were extinguished, but the dwelling was badly damaged and next day she was taken to the county farm. Her fatal malady developed and she declined in health rapidly. She was 65 years of age.

JENNINGS, Emma Ruth ATCHISON
1920-2003
Carpenter Cemetery, Chilhowee, Johnson Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Sep 16 2003 - Emma Ruth (Atchison) Jennings, Clinton, died Monday, August 25, 2003, at her home. She was born January 18, 1920, in Chilhowee, the daughter of Charles Elmer and Bessie Mae (Christian) Atchison. Early Monday morning, August 25, after 83 years of enriching the lives of so many in this world, Ruth quietly left this earthly life, as had been her fervent wish and prayer, at home. She is survived by her husband, Dale Jennings, of the home; one son, Mike Coe and wife, Gwen, Plattesville, Wisconsin, and one daughter, Peggy O'Brien, Denver, Colorado; four stepchildren, Terry Dale Jennings, Marshfield, Rick Jennings, Chilhowee, Rebecca Burgin, Poplar Bluff, and Susan Wesley, Bonnett Mill. There are also three grandchildren, Fleur Uptegraft-Marasco, Eric Coe and Sean Coe; five great-grandchildren, Anna Coe, Ashley Uptegraft, Adam Uptegraft, Alex Uptegraft and Blake Benson; eight step-grandchildren, Mike Burgin, Tim Burgin, Wade Jennings, Frankie Wesley, Lesley Wesley, Tiffany Dimwiddie, Stacy Dimwiddie and Michelle Dimwiddie, and two step-great-grandchildren, Mike Burgin and Jacob Burgin. Ruth is survived also by one niece, Willa Ruth Maynhart, Clinton, and four great-nieces, Ruth Hoopes, Patricia Gray, Cathy Brinks and Krista Nara, and by a great number of friends. Ruth was co-owner of Dagwood's Restaurant in Kansas City, Kansas, for 20 years. she also was a school teacher, a seamstress and clothes designer, a gardener and canner of vegetables (Dale told me that the last summer she canned she put up over 500 quarts and gave half of that bounty away to family and friends) and a marvelous role model. For some, teaching is a vocation; for Ruth teaching was essentially who she was. She was a member of the Christian Church of Clinton and the Osage Valley Wild Flower Society. She will be remembered by all of us who knew her as a person who was direct and straightforward - no "beating around the bush" for Ruth - one who was kind and generous-spirited and a lover of life (plants, animals and especially people). She believed in treating people the way she wanted to be treated - simply, directly, kindly. Rick's tribute to her is that she is the smartest person he has ever known - both "book smart" and "common sense smart". Peggy and Mike remembered that she had a strong curiosity, an inquiring spirit and always was seeking to learn more; that she reached out to people in need as if it was second nature to her (which I think it was); that she was very orderly and structured in how she dealt with life, and one of her greatest delights was the sharing of family stories. Ruth was a woman of strong faith. That faith played a crucial role in helping her to overcome the many obstacles that she faced in her life, including two bouts with cancer that she defeated prior to this latest one. That faith enabled her finally to say yes to Dale's proposal of marriage, which in turn offered her a joy beyond anything she had expected. Indicative of her faith and her focus on living is the number of poems and inspirational pieces about living that she kept in her home. There was nothing about dying - because, I believe, that was something that no longer represented any threat to her. We who are here are blessed because Ruth Jennings was a part of our lives, and we are grateful to God for allowing us to experience her love and friendship. Funeral services were held at the First Christian Church, Clinton, Thursday, August 28. Burial was in the Carpenter Cemetery, Chilhowee.

JENNINGS, Frank Swain
1884-1961
Farmington Cemetery, Macksville, Stafford Co, KS
Urich-Montrose Herald Tidings, Aug 11 1961 - Frank Jennings, Macksville, Kan., husband of the former Frances Harness, south of Urich, died Monday, Aug. 7, at the Gleason Hospital, Larned, Kan., where he had been a patient 10 days. He had suffered from peritonitis resulting from a ruptured appendix and apparently was on the road to recovery when he was stricken with a heart attack. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon, Aug. 10, at Larned.

JENNINGS, George G.
1844-1933
Good Hope Cemetery, Bethlehem Twp, Henry Co, MO
The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Sep 14 1933 - George G. Jennings died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. S. C. Townes, in Deepwater, Thursday, September 7. He was born in Saline County, Miami, Missouri, March 3, 1844. He moved to Cooper County, and then came to Henry County when a very young man. In 1873 he was married to Miss Laura Davis, who preceded him in 1900. The children born to this union who survive are: Mrs. S. C. Townes and John W. Jennings, Deepwater; Aubra and Loy Jennings, Westboro; and Mrs. A. F. Clark, Niles, Calif. He is also survived by seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Short funeral services were held at the home of Mrs. Townes Saturday morning, then the body was taken to Good Hope Church, where Rev. Clemings preached the funeral. Burial was in Good Hope.

JENNINGS, James William
1857-1930
Drakes Chapel Cemetery, Deer Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton, MO - J. W. JENNINGS DIED at his home on North Second street at 5:10 a.m. Tuesday with double pneumonia, after a week's illness, taking sick the Tuesday before with a severe chill. He was one of Clinton's leading citizens, faithful to every trust, as a husband, father, Christian, lodgeman and in business. He had been a member of the M. E. Church, South, for years, president of the Board of Stewards. He was ever watchful for the interest of the Kingdom. He had a splendid voice, and for many years was a faithful member of the choir of that church. He was born northwest of Lewis Station, January 9, 1857, attended the Lewis school, then the Clinton Academy. At the age of 21 he started teaching in the schools of Henry county, being a beloved teacher for many years. He was deputy county collector under J. M. Spangler for several years, then entered the Citizens Bank, where he had been bookkeeper for the past 22 years. He also acted at the cashier's window many times. He was a member of the Masonic lodge for years and served in the highest official positions. He has been a devoted husband to his wife, who is an invalid. One son, Thornton, is left to comfort her, and a small granddaughter to cheer. To these he leaves a priceless heritage of an upright life, well lived and the promise that he will meet them on the Other Shore. A short funeral service was held at the home Wednesday at 1 p.m. by Rev. Shockley, assisted by Rev. Selah, so the dear wife would be present. His body was taken to the church where the same ministers conducted the service followed by the Masonic service here on account of the cold weather. The burial was at Drake's Chapel by the side of his people. During the hour of the funeral, all the banks were closed. A complete obituary next week. - MR. J. W. JENNINGS PASSES AWAY. How swiftly the passing years carry us on the tides of time to our long, long home. This fact was true in the passing of Mr. J. W. Jennings. He was born on his grandfather's farm near Lewis, Jan. 9th, 1857. He was a descendant of one of the pioneer families of Henry County. From his boyhood he was observant and took advantage of all the opportunities which that early day offered to fit himself for a worthy place in the world. He was deeply conscientious and as he approached young manhood he gave himself unreservedly to the support of every agency that pertained to the best interest of his community. To him, life was not an idle dream, but the most significant reality in the world. He was educated in the rural schools and in the Clinton Academy. At the age of twenty-one he took up teaching and followed this profession for fourteen consecutive years. In 1900 he came to Clinton and was employed by the Huey Dry Goods Co. At that time one of the flourishing business concerns of the city. Later he became an employee of the Lindly Dry Goods Co. During the time of Mr. James Spangler's administration as County Collector he was employed as his deputy. On the first of January 106 he became actively identified with the Citizens Bank and for twenty-four years he continued to serve this institution and its patrons faithfully and efficiently, until he was stricken with illness and death released him from all his earthly activities. On January the 9th 1884 he was married to Miss Mary Rose Thornton, Resulting from this union two children were born to them. A son and a daughter. The daughter Ruth died in childhood. His wife, the son Thornton, the daughter-in-law Pauline, a little granddaughter Virginia Lee, a brother tony Jennings of Fort Worth Texas, survive him. No one had a higher regard for the sacredness of the marriage relation that Mr. Jennings. As a husband he was considerate, tender and self-sacrificing. For many years his wife has been an invalid. There was never a time he failed in giving to her his unstinted devotion. He never tired in doing everything that was possible that might lighten the burden of her affliction or that might bring a ray of sunshine into her sick room. As a father he was wonderful. In his relation to his son from childhood to the day of his death he felt as few do, the great responsibility of directing the destines of his life. He never failed in his efforts to try to make those impressions that would make sure his future success in life. He was guided by that high commanding motive that this was the greatest heritage he could leave him. When the son married and brought his bride into the home, it was to him a supreme joy to share with her his love and every consideration within his power to give. He was especially devoted to the dear little granddaughter. To him, she was a little sunbeam to cheer and brighten his pathway in this declining years. When a young man he was converted in a revival meeting held at Drake's chapel by Rev. Marreson and united with this old historic church where he exercised his gifts in promoting its every interest. He carried with him may precious memories of the years he was associated with this church. The influences that touched his life as a result of its services, became a tower of strength to him in directing in all the future of his Christian life. After he became a resident of Clinton, he transferred his membership to the local church in that city, where he was recognized as a capable and efficient leader. There was not an office in the gift of the local church that he had not filled with credit to himself, and the good of the community. It is proper to record and due Mr. Jennings, to say he will be missed in all the business, social, and moral interests of the community. He possessed many of the nobler characteristics which attracted people to him. He was the same to everyone. His purpose was to be a help to those who needed help; he was the highest type of a gentleman. He was never off his guard. This aspect of his life in his relation to everyone was a revelation of the real character of the man. Everything that was so expressive in his relation to people and other things, proclaimed the fact that he was controlled by more than human power. He was conservative, yet a man of deep unswerving convictions. Any things that was right, he was ready to defend with the courage of a true hero. With inexpressible sadness we are forced to say a great man has fallen among us. For the hour of death, he had lived. For the going hence, he had made preparation and bravely he met the last enemy. He found in that last hour that the Christ whom he had trusted, whom he had loved and honored in life, had removed the sting of death. The end was peaceful. He had fought the good fight, he had kept the faith. So, on last Tuesday morning at a few minutes past five o'clock, the invisible chariot swung their steeds into his chamber as the tabernacle of clay was being dissolved and took his redeemed spirit to the mansions above. A short funeral service was held at the home by Brothers Shockley and Selah, after which the body was taken to the church and a second service was held. Then the remains were taken to the Drake's chapel cemetery and laid to rest by the Clinton Lodge No. 548, A. F. and A. M., of which he was a Past Master. The music was furnished by the church choir, assisted by Dr. W. T. Jennings. May the God of all comfort, bless and sustain the sorrowing loved ones.

JENNINGS, John G.
1838-1893
Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Springfield Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Nov 23 1907 - Just at the dawn of early morning of November 10, the angel of death born on its snow white wings the life of a dear husband and father, John G. Jennings, at the advanced age of 71. Born and lived until young manhood in Monroe County, enlisted in the army when 25, and in 1866 married Margaret Bradley. Seven children, three dying in infancy. His ideas of honesty and integrity were of the highest type. Remains laid to rest in Mt. Olivet.

JENNINGS, Joie JOURNEY
1872-1902
Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Springfield Twp, Henry Co, MO
Calhoun Missouri, Jul 5 1902 - Alfred Slack was called to the eastern portion of the county Friday afternoon to hold an inquest on Mrs. Charles Jennings, faithful wife and kind mother, so still in death. The jury of near neighbors, good and lawful men, hearing the evidence of several witnesses, gave in their verdict that Joie Jennings came to her death by cutting her throat with a razor. Dr. Gray testified that her mind was troubled at times, which caused her to take her own life, just before noon with the dinner nearly ready. She kissed her children, four in number, than bade them goodbye, as she picked up the razor. The oldest child, about eight, ran to her father, who was in the field, and said that "Ma" was bidding them goodbye and had gone out toward the orchard. The father and husband hastened to the house and looked around and a few paces from the smokehouse found the wife of his bosom, the mother of four small children, lying dead. His cries of anguish aroused a man passing by, who hastened the sad news to the neighbors. Telephones were put in use and soon a throng of people gathered, many the deceased's connections, and her many warm friends. Her husband, a well to do farmer, was almost heart-broken. The oldest child is eight and the youngest of the four, eight months. Mrs. Jennings was about 30. She was laid to rest in Mount Olivet, in the presence of a large assemblage of weeping relatives and friends. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Journey of Springfield township and was born in February 1872 and was reared to womanhood on the same farm and united in marriage to Charles Jennings in 1892.

JENNINGS, Laura VICKERS
1839-1922
Bethlehem Cemetery, Bethlehem Twp, Henry Co, MO
Mrs. Laura Jennings In Heaven - It was at 2 a.m. Monday that the spirit of Mrs. Laura Jennings passed from this earth to life eternal. Death came while she was asleep without pain and as quiet and gentle as her life had always been. She had always said that she hoped to go to sleep and awaken in Heaven and her desire was granted. Three weeks previous she suffered a slight stroke of paralysis, which with a serious heart trouble and other complications, brought the end. She did not wish to leave her loved ones on earth, but for several days before she went to sleep, she said she was so tired and would be glad when she took the last journey. Laura Vickers was born in Mullenberg county, Kentucky, December, 1839. She came with her parents to Henry county when a very small girl, and they settled on what is known as the old Vickers farm, just south of Bethlehem church, where the granddaughter, Mrs. Rufus Smith now resides. Here she grew to womanhood, a girl wondrously fair, with glossy hair of raven black and sparkling eyes and snowy skin. It was there she was wooed and won by Dr. P. S. Jennings, and married June 14, 1858. Right after their marriage they came to Clinton, and built their home where she died. She lived for 64 years in the house where she died. The front room was first built and her son born there. Room by room was added to the home, as it was needed to accommodate their family and make guest rooms for friends and relatives, as there was never a home more hospitable than theirs. It was truly a "house by the side of the road." Perhaps more ministers, especially those of the Baptist denomination, were entertained by this fireside than any other in the country. It was a delightful place to go. She loved flowers and music, singing well herself and seeing that her children had the best of training until her daughter, Mrs. Mark Barcafer, leads as one of America's evangelistic singers. Mrs. Jennings loved the old songs as well as the new, and after her daughter arrived at her bedside, even tho so ill, she hummed clear through the tune of "The Long, Long Trail." Her garden was her delight, lilies and roses being her favorites. She planted her flower garden this spring as usual and faithfully tended it. Never a day passed but what she gathered some of her beautiful flowers treasures for the house. She had spent part of each year at the home of her daughter in Chicago, but it had been her wish that she die at her old home where she spent so many happy years. This wish was granted. She passed away in the room where her beloved husband died in 1893. This home is filled with treasures that were beyond price to her. In the yard even, are the trees planted in her bridal days. In the west yard stands a honey locust, most majestic with its spreading branches and fern like foliage. This tree was brought in saddle bags by her husband more than 60 years ago and planted. She has two scrapbooks that contain a wealth of information of her family history as well as the entire county. She treasured them all with other reminiscences and faithfully kept them for those who come after. Of recent months she was unable to see to paste them in, but had them carefully cut out and ready for pasting in. She left a number of blank pages to be filled by her children. She was converted and united with the Bethlehem Baptist church when a young girl. It was September 16, 1866, that the Clinton Baptist church was organized, Mrs. Jennings being one of the seven charter members. Mrs. J. M. Avery, of Kansas City, being the only other charter member now living. Immediately after the organization with these seven consecrated members, 17 others joined and with that handful of people, they built a $20,000 church that was dedicated October 17, 1869. Mrs. Jennings was one of that early type of pioneer womanhood that gave much, both to her family and church. Her husband being a country town doctor who loved people, their lives were ones of real ministry and both went far and near, healing the sick and wounded as well as those of broken heart leading many to the Christ by their example of faithful following of His teachings. Two children were given to this union. Both survive: Dr. W. T. Jennings, of Clinton, and Mrs. Mark Barcafer, of Chicago, Illinois. There are also four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She also leaves one sister, Mrs. Nettie Baker, Casper, Wyoming; and one brother, John W. Vickers, Lowry City. She also leaves Mrs. Zella Wood Meyers, of Bloomington, Illinois, who she raised from a tiny girl. The funeral services were conducted at the Baptist church, Wednesday, at two o'clock p.m., by Rev. C. M. Truex, now of Palmyra, Mo., after which her body was laid beside her husband in the Bethlehem cemetery.

JENNINGS, Loy Gregory "Jack"
1887-1946
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
The Atchison County Mail, Rock Port MO, Friday, Feb 15 1946 - (Tarkio Avalanche) - Loy G. (Jack) Jennings of Westboro was found dead by his own hand at 2:00 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in a corncrib at the farm where he made his home with his brother, Wm. Jennings. The latter found the body hanging from a rope when he returned to the farm after having gone to a neighbor's. Dr. T. F. Fay, coroner, adjudged that the man had been dead since about 1:30 that afternoon. No inquest was held. Since an operation about a month ago, Jack Jennings had been very depressed because of ill health. His brother said he had left the farm in order to get some eggs at a neighbor's house, thinking that during his absence his brother intended to make some repairs on a pump. Upon returning from the neighbor's, he did not see his brother about the farm, and upon investigating noticed the crib door open and swinging in the wind. When he entered, he found the body hanging. The two brothers have been living on the The. Sauceman farm, one mile south and one and a quarter miles west of Westboro. they had made their home together since 1913, operated a farm, also a feed store and producwe station, and for several years ran a truck line. Loy G. Jennings was born near Cole, Mo., October 16, 1887, the son of George G. and Laura A. Jennings. He had never married. In addition to his brother William, he is survived by another brother, A. D. Jennings of Westboro, and a sister, Mrs. A. F. Clark of Niles, Calif. -- The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Thursday, Feb 21 1946 - Loy C. (Jack) Jennings was born Oct. 16, 1887 at Coal, Mo., the son of G. G. and Laura A. Jennings. He was one of six children. His father, mother, a brother and a sister have preceded him in death. He leaves to mourn his going: two brothers, J. W. Jennings and A. D. Jennings of Westboro, Mo.; a sister, Mrs. A, F. Clark of Niles, Calif.; one nephew, five nieces, five great nieces, other relatives and many friends. For the past 33 years he has lived around Westboro, Mo. He passed away Feb. 5, 1946 at the age of 59 years. He had many friends and was well liked by all. Deceased was a Deepwater resident prior to going to Westboro. The body was brought to Deepwater Friday, February 8 and funeral services were conducted at the Hurst Funeral Home Sunday. Burial was in Englewood.

JENNINGS, Margaret WILEY
1828-1889
Drakes Chapel Cemetery, Deer Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Eye, Jun 29 1889 - Mrs. Margaret Jennings died at the home of her son, J. W., about one mile southwest of Lewis, on Friday, June 21, after nine days illness with pneumonia. Born in Cock county, Tenn. May 15, 1828 and moved to Missouri with her parents in 1830; located near Lexington and lived there three years, then came to this county. Joined the M. E. Church, South in 1856; was married to Thomas Jennings, January 1, 1856, and he died August 9, 1863, while a soldier in the Confederate Army. Leaves three sons to mourn her and many friends. Buried at Drake's chapel.

JENNINGS, Mary Jane CALVIRD
n/a-2002
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Feb 12 2002 - Mary Jane Calvird Jennings, Kansas City, died Monday, February 4, 2002. A memorial service will be Sunday, February 17, at Country Club United Methodist Church, 400 West 57th Street, Kansas City, MO. She was born in Clinton to Frank and Pauline Henny Calvird. She earned her BS degree at Central Missouri State and her MA degree at the University of Missouri. During her 43-year career in education, she taught in Missouri School in Henry County, Bosworth, Independence and Kansas City. She was an accomplished china painter, organist and quilter. She was the author of "Deep Water" and "Someday I'll Touch The Sky" and the co-editor of "The Funny Paper." She leaves her husband, Felix Fellhauer, of the home; two children, Janelle Jennings Drummond of Kansas City and Jon Robert Jennings of Centreville, Virginia; her brother, Boyd Calvird of Clinton. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Robert Jennings; her parents, and her sister, Anna Thompson.

JENNINGS, Mary Rose THORNTON
1854-1934
Drakes Chapel Cemetery, Deer Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Mrs. Rose Mary Jennings of 308 North Second street, Clinton, passed away at her home at 11:10 a.m. Saturday, April 14. Funeral services were conducted at the South Methodist church, Sunday, April 15, and burial was at the Drakes Chapel cemetery. She was born in Calhoun, Mo., January 20, 1854, and was a daughter of Dr. Charles H. and Mrs. Harriet (Drake) Thornton. She was married January 9th, 1884, to J. W. Jennings, who preceded her to the Life Beyond more than four years ago. To this union two children were born: Thornton Jennings, of the home address, and a daughter, Ruth Pauline, who died at the age of two years. Besides her son she is survived by a little granddaughter, Virginia Lee Jennings, and a sister, Mrs. W. J. Snow, of Sweet Springs, Mo., also a brother, W. P. Thornton, of Rivera, Calif. She was the daughter of an early pioneer family, the founders of which emigrated to Virginia from England before 1646 -- a family whose records reveal the names of men prominent in the civil and military life of our country since that early colonial period. she herself was the incarnation of a gentlewoman of the old school, in whom were blended the attributes of dignity, graciousness and courage. It may be of interest to mention that she as a great niece of one of our first Missouri legislators, Hon. George F. Burckhartt who designed the great seal of the State of Missouri. Her maternal grandfather, Judge David R. Drake, was the founder of the historic old campground at Drakes Chapel. It was at this place in August, 1870, during a camp meeting conducted by Rev. Wooldridge that she united with the Methodist church and later where she became a charter member of the first Foreign Missionary Society organized there about 50 years ago. During the half a century since that time this branch of church work had been very near her heart. With the exception of a few years spent in early life in other Missouri localities and a later residence of some duration in Texas, Henry County has been her home. She has resided in Clinton for many years. As long as health permitted she was active in church work, and hers was a most exemplary Christian life. In every family relationship she nobly did her part, giving unreservedly of her love and strength. As a wife and mother she was ideal. Her home was a haven of comfort and a portal of old-time hospitality. A semi-invalid for a period of some ten years, her activities were greatly limited, and she was the recipient not only of the love and care of her devoted husband until he passed away, but also of the affectionate ministrations and care of her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Jennings with whom she made her home. During this time her innate energy and lifelong habits of industry found expression in the piecing of beautiful quilts, the needlework of which was most exquisite and artistic. Interested in current events she read papers and occasional books, yet the most of her reading was confined to her beloved Bible and religious literature. For one of her age her mind was remarkably clear and her memory undimmed. At times, when in a reminiscent mood, she enjoyed recalling the days of long ago; yet she did not, like many elderly people, live entirely in the past. She enjoyed company and the problems of her friends were hers also. Her ready sympathy was extended to all. She had cultivated the Christian graces until she seemed to radiate the Christ spirit. She lived in such close touch with things Divine; yet most sweetly human was she with it all. A visit with her was like a benediction. When the curtain falls on a life of service, such as she rendered, we can only think of the passing as a promotion. Her memory like the strains of some sweet symphony which we have loved, shall ever echo in our hearts.

JENNINGS, Pauline Virginia TALLY
1904-1997
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Pauline Virginia Jennings, 92, died Monday, October 27, 1997, at Westwood Nursing Home. She was born in Clinton in 1904, the daughter of George Alec and Eva Treadway Tally. Her sisters were Betty Jean Clarke and the late Anna Mae Caldwell. In 1923, she married George Thornton Jennings, who later owned the Henry County real Estate and Insurance Company on the west side of the Square. In the 1940s they added a land abstract business to this firm which Mrs. Jennings operated. Both retired in the 1960s and Mrs. Jennings was then the deputy county recorder during Bill Whitlow's years as recorder. The family was active in the Methodist Episcopal Church. Both enjoyed their many friends in Clinton. Mrs. Jennings confounded the Duplicate Bridge Club of Clinton which remains popular with many bridge enthusiasts today. She is survived by her daughter, Virginia Lee Nitklewicz of Silver Springs, Maryland; her sister, Betty Jean Clarke of Tulsa, Oklahoma; her grandson, Frank Nitklewicz and two great-grandchildren, John Thornton and Alison Grace Nitklewicz of Manchester by the Sea, Massachusetts. Funeral services were held at the Clinton United Methodist Church, Saturday, November 1. Burial was in the Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JENNINGS, Perez Smith Dr.
1824-1893
Bethlehem Cemetery, Bethlehem Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Mar 4 1893 - At 6:08 Tuesday evening, Feb. 28, the spirit of Dr. Perez Smith Jennings took on immortality. Saturday evening, the 18th, he was taken with a severe chill and aching which developed into pneumonia with severe gastralgia and all the skill of his fellow practitioners were naught to the Master's Call. Born July 22, 1824 in Kennebec County, Maine, his ancestry being of old New England families in Massachusetts at and before 1667. Education at the seminary at Kent's Hill, then went to Massachusetts and spent several years teaching and attending school. Came to Monoteau, later to Lafayette County, Mo., where he taught. Came to Clinton in 1853; read medicine and began practice in 1855. In 1857 was married to Laura Vickers, daughter of a. Vickers of Bethlehem township; she, with two children, Dr. Willston T. and Olive V., survive him. In 1865, he formed a partnership with dr. J. H. Britts which continued until severed by death. He was conscious unto near the end, recognizing and conversing with his nephew, Julius G. Jennings, of Little Rock. All day Wednesday, a continuous throng passed in and out at the family residence, to take a last look at the features of their departed comforter and friend; quite touching, too, to see the colored people linger with sorrowing gaze beside his coffin. So lived, how mourned! Were each one for whom he did an act of kindness to place one flower upon his grave, he would indeed sleep 'neath a wilderness of flowers. Burial at the Bethlehem cemetery, after services at the First Baptist Church.

JENNINGS, Vernon Rowena WHARTON
1915-2004
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Sep 20 2004 - Vernon Rowena Jennings, daughter of Virgil Houston and Ethel (Harbit) Wharton, was born September 16, 1915, in Otterville, and died at the Independence Regional Hospital, Independence, on September 10, 2004, at the age of 88 years. Vernon was married to C. Wallace Jennings, who preceded her in death in 1948. She was an inspector for the Bendix Corporation for 20 years. She was a member of the Fairmont Christian Church, Independence. She was preceded in death by her husband; two sisters, Isabell and Grace, and one brother, Virgil Wharton Jr. She is survived by one sister Cleo McAllister of Oak Grove; two brothers, Robert L. Wharton of Calhoun and Donald L. Wharton of Independence, as well as several nieces and nephews and great-nieces and nephews and other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton on Monday, September 13. Burial was in Laurel Oak Cemetery, Windsor.

JENSEN, Paul Delfs
1925-2009
Paul D. Jensen, 83, of Clinton, Missouri, died Friday, March 6, 2009 at the Bothwell Regional Health Center. He was born March 28, 1925 in Rudkobing, Denmark, the son of Jens Peder Jensen and Elizabeth (Delfs) Jensen. On July 26, 1947, in Rudkobing, Paul married Iris Stordal and she survives of the home. Paul graduated from the University of Denmark with a degree in engineering. He worked for several companies including, Westinghouse; Porter Cable, and Rival Manufacturing where was a manager and, later, vice-president. He then became the owner of ABM Industries, in Sedalia, working for twenty years before retiring in 1992. He was a member of the Lutheran faith; the Shriners; and the Elks Lodge. In addition to his wife, Iris, survivors include three daughters, Annette Anderson, Olathe, Kansas; Liza Staires and her husband Clay, Avant, Oklahoma; Eva Jensen, of the home; six grand-children, Meagan; Gabriel; Becky; and Nathan all of Olathe, Ks; Clare and Madison, Avant, Ok.; ten great-grand-children, Josia; Mia; Caleb; Samuel; Daniel; Paul; Sophia; Isaac; Noah; and Isabelle. He was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers, Einar Delfs Jensen and Axel Delfs Jensen. Memorial service will be Saturday, March 14, 2009 at the Bradley & Hadley Funeral Home, Clinton.

JENSON, Alice Nora
1913-1929
The Gann Valley Chief, Gann Valley, Buffalo Co, SD, Thursday, July 11 1929 - Alice Jenson Loses Life In Car Accident - Alice Jenson, oldest daughter of Alfred Jenson and Mary E. Trainer Jenson, lost her life as a result of an unusual automobile accident on the evening of July 4th, at Artesian. The car in which she was riding with Leroy Vellieux of Woonsocket was struck by a car driven by a farmer named Colthart and hurled against an oil pump, breaking the gas container and the electric wiring. The car was an open one and the being gasoline drenched the girl. The car seemed to rebound from the pump into the highway and started down the road. Her companion, who had been thrown out by the impact, managed to catch and stop the car and pull the girl from it. Every effort was made to subdue the flames. Like Quinn assisted in this, and took the couple to a hospital in Mitchell, where Miss Jenson died in a few hours. The young man burned his hands in putting out the flames but was able to leave for home in the morning. Funeral services were held at Woonsocket Monday morning and the remains laid to rest in the cemetery there. Many from Gann Valley attended the services. Alice Jenson was born on the Jenson farm seven miles north of Gann Valley, June 12, 1913, and lived there with her parents until the death of her mother in 1921, except while attending school in Wessington Springs. After her mother's death she made her home with her grandparents, Mr. And Mrs. Alex Jenson, in the Springs, and completed her second year in high school this spring. Besides her father and the aged grandparents she leaves three sisters Esther, of DeGrey, S. Dak., Margaret of Clinton, Missouri, and Dorothy, who also lived in the Jenson home in the Springs. Alice was very popular with her schoolmates and acquaintances, and many of them were present at the last sad rites.

JENSON, Mary Elizabeth TRAINER
1891-1921
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
The Gann Valley Chief, Gann Valley, Buffalo Co, SD, Sep 1 1921 - Mrs. Mary Jenson laid to rest in Missouri. The community was shocked last week to learn that Mrs. Mary Jenson had passed away at the home of her parents in Clinton, Missouri. While it had been known that this was to be the inevitable end of her sufferings for the past year and a half it was not thought that death was so near. Her husband and two oldest daughters and her two brothers left here Monday but arrived too late to see her alive. The remains were laid to rest in Englewood Cemetery at Clinton, Missouri on Thursday. The following from the Clinton Daily; The spirit of Mrs. Alfred Jenson left the mortal body and went to City Beautiful at 3:20 Tuesday, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Trainer, on East Green Street. A year and a half ago she suffered an attack of influenza at her home in Gann Valley, South Dakota, after which she nursed her little daughters through a severe attack of whooping cough. Soon after Tuberculosis developed and last December she went to a sanatorium in hopes the open air treatment would make her better, but with her already weakened condition she could not fight the disease. In July she grew worse and about two weeks ago her parents received a letter which stated she wanted to come home and the next day her husband brought her. The though of the home coming had stimulated her until she was able to be up for the first few days and how glad and happy she was. If she knew that the time of going was so near she did not say. She just told how glad she was to be home and how good things seemed. How she liked her room and how wonderful the bed was. How good they all were to her and surely she would get well, because they loved her so. The physicians could not tell but thought maybe she might last some while and her husband returned to South Dakota to look after some business affairs, but had to be recalled at once, but arrived after the end came. Mary E, Trainer was born in Ida County, Iowa, February 20, 1891. When she was 13 she moved with her parents to Henry County, her father buying a farm southwest of Calhoun. She graduated from the Calhoun Schools and taught East School a year. Then came to the Colt Business College in Clinton, learning stenography. After finishing she spent a year in Kansas City in a stenographic position and then came to Gann Valley, S. D. , where she held another position, then taught school a year. She returned home and spent some time. Sept. 4, 1912, she was united in marriage to Alfred Jenson and she returned with him to a South Dakota ranch. To their keeping were given four little daughters - Alice, age 8, Esther, age 6, Margaret, age 4, and Dorothy not quite 1. The paternal grandparents have had three of the children and a beloved neighbor, Esther. While all, will do all possible for these four little ones, it will never be the same to them as if their dear little mother could have stayed with them, for the mother's heart can guide the little feet best. She overlooks little faults at the same time guiding and molding these little ones into lives of real service. A mother's kiss will take the hurt from a stubbed toe, so will the mother's love, direct, and bring out the best in every child. We cannot help but sob with breaking hearts when we think of this home left without wife and mother. At the same time after we saw her suffer and only God alone knows how much these many months and look at her face so sweetly at rest we think God knows best. The Comforter will come and these tiny tots will be guided by Jesus and the dear ones she has left behind. She was a sweet Christian women and had given her life early to the Master, being a member of the Calhoun M. E. Church, South. She leaves her husband, 4 daughters, her parents, one sister, Mrs. Grace Bartholomew, Huntington Beach, California, and four brothers- Harvey and Charles, Gann Valley, S. D. , and two brothers, Ralph and Philip, in Clinton. (Note: b: Feb 26 1891 - d: Aug 23 1921)

JEROME, Donald Edward
1933-1991
Chilhowee Cemetery, Chilhowee, Johnson Co, MO
Donald Edward Jerome, 57, Route 1, Blairstown, passed away Saturday, March 2, 1991, at his home. He was born near Blairstown, MO, June 3, 1933, the second son of Willis Epperson and Edith Gertrude Tompkins Jerome. He graduated from Norris High School in 1950, and attended Central Missouri State University at Warrensburg. He taught at the Peach Grove School at Garden City before entering the United States Army in 1953, where he served during the Korean War. On January 16, 1955, he was married to Leah Mae Hammons at Corinth Baptist Church near Chilhowee. They had lived the remainder of their married life on a farm near Blairstown. He had worked for the Farmers‚ Produce Exchange of Chilhowee for 14 years, where he served as the Clinton branch manager. He was a member of the Norris United Methodist Church and the Ingham-Morgan Post 871 of the American Legion of Urich. Surviving him is his wife, Leah Mae, of the home; two sons, Ray Jerome of Blairstown and Rex Jerome of Wichita, KS; his parents, Epperson and Edith Jerome of Blairstown; his brother, Jerry Jerome, Blairstown; one grandson, Ryan Jerome, and many other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held Tuesday, March 5, at the Ward Funeral Home in Chilhowee.

JEROME, Edith G. TOMPKINS
1908-1999
Chilhowee Cemetery, Chilhowee, Johnson Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Edith G. Tompkins Jerome, 90, died Tuesday, July 6, 1999, at the Westwood Nursing Center in Clinton. She was born Oct 12, 1908, in Stover, the daughter of David and Mary Jones Tompkins. On Feb 22, 1931, in Leeton, she married Willis Epperson Jerome. He preceded her in death on June 5, 1998. Mrs. Jerome was a member of the Blairstown Presbyterian Church. Survivors include one son, Jerry Jerome, Blairstown; a sister, Gladys Poyner of Morgantown, IN; four grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. She was also preceded in death by a son, Donald Jerome. Funeral services will be held Saturday, July 10, at the Consalus Funeral Home in Clinton. Burial will be in the Chilhowee Cemetery.

JEROME, Lora May SMITH
1937-1993
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Mrs. Lora May Jerome was born November 20, 1937, in Dunlap, Iowa, the daughter of George and Lola (Malone) Smith. She was the oldest daughter of nine children born to this union. She died Friday, March 26, 1993, at St. Mary's Hospital, Enid, Oklahoma, after a sudden Illness. Lora left Iowa and moved to Clinton where she met and married Owen Jerome, October 7, 1961. While living in Clinton, she was employed at Rival Manufacturing Co. She worked there for approximately ten years before moving to Oklahoma. It was in March of 1981 that the couple moved to the Enid, Oklahoma area with their three children. Lora is survived by her husband Owen of the home; one son Tony Jerome, Upton, Wy.; two daughters, Debra Holcomb and Sandra Hobson, both of Clinton; her mother Lola Smith of Clinton; three brothers, Lewis Smith and Donald Smith, both of Higginsville, Ray Smith, Windsor; two sisters, Lois Childers, Clinton, and Mary Millam, Windsor; four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her father and three brothers. Funeral services were held Tuesday, March 30, 1993, at Consalus Chapel, Clinton. Burial in Clinton Memory Gardens.

JEROME, Mary Lou CLARK
1944-2014
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Mary L. Jerome, age 70 years, of Blairstown, Missouri passed away Tuesday, December 16, 2014 at St. Luke's Hospice House, Kansas City, Missouri. Funeral services were held Monday, December 22, 2014 at the Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton. Interment will be in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton. Mary was born October 25, 1944 in Clinton, Missouri the daughter of Arthur and Eunice (Norcross) Clark. She was a member and Sunday school teacher at the Northeast Baptist Church, and also a member of the Henry County 4-H Extension Council and the Norris Neighborly Club. Mary enjoyed showing horses, flowers and gardening, and quilting. She loved her grandbabies and great-grandbabies dearly. Mary was preceded in death by her parents, and a brother-in-law, Terry Mansfield. She is survived by her husband, Jerry of the home; her son, Gene Jerome (Debbie) of Blairstown, Missouri; her daughter, Carla Jean Beckman (Pat) of Columbia, Missouri; two sisters, Wanda Mansfield and DeAnn Harms both of Clinton, Missouri; three grandchildren, Bradley Beckman, Abbie Cardwell (Roy), and Jessica Thornley (fiancé Cody); and four great-grandchildren, Allie, Haylie, Pate Cardwell, and Grant Claus.

JEROME, Owen Harvey
1940-2010
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jul 27 2010 - Memorial services for Owen Harvey Jerome will be held at 6 p.m. Sunday, July 25, 2010, at the American Legion Post #42 in Gillette. Military honors will be provided by American Legion Post #42. Owen Harvey Jerome, 70, died on Friday, July 23, at his home after a long battle with cancer. He was born on February 9, 1940, to Harry L. and Thelma (Byers) Jerome in Clinton. He graduated from Sultan Washington High School in 1958 and served in the Korean War from 1958 to 1961. Upon his honorable discharge from the Army, Owen returned to Clinton where he met and married Laura May Smith on October 7, 1961, at Clinton. To this union were born three children Deborah Ann, Tony Owen and Sandra Dee. Owen became a firefighter and worked for the Clinton Fire Dept. until he moved to Enid, Oklahoma, to work for Vance Air Force Base as a firefighter and remained there for 18 years. Laura died on March 27, 1993. Owen moved to Upton, Wyoming, to be near his son, Tony, in 1994 where he worked for Powder River Transportation as a bus driver. He met his second wife, Helen Louise (Rickgauer) Hill while working at the bus terminal and they were married on September 11, 1999. He later worked for 84 Lumber and his last employment was with Campbell County Concrete. He was a member of the American Legion Post #42 in Gillette and the American Legion Windriders. Owen is survived by his wife Helen; children, Deborah and Harry Holcomb of Lincoln, Nebraska, Tony and Alma Jerome of Midwest, Wyoming, and Sandra Hillers of Missouri and his extended family children, Rose Ward, Edward Bruns, Bill Bruns all of Gillette, Wyoming, Russ Bruns of Charleston, South Carolina, and Stewart Merritt of Center, North Dakota; 26 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Owen was preceded in death by his parents, first wife, Laura, and one great-grandchild.

JEROME, Ray Lee
1955-1999
Chilhowee Cemetery, Chilhowee, Johnson Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Oct 11 1999 - Ray Lee Jerome, 43, Blairstown, died Friday, October 8, 1999, at his home. He was born November 27, 1955, in Clinton, to Donald and Leah Hammons Jerome. He was a farmer and had lived in the Clinton area all of his life. He was a member of the Norris Methodist Church. His father preceded him in death. Surviving are one son, Ryan Jerome of Warrensburg; his mother, Leah Jerome of Clinton; a brother, Rex Jerome of Hutchinson, Kansas, and his companion, Cecily. Funeral services were held Sunday at Consalus Chapel, Clinton. Burial was in the Chilhowee Cemetery.

JEROME, Willis Epperson
1907-1998
Chilhowee Cemetery, Chilhowee, Johnson Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jun 10 1998 - Willis Epperson Jerome was born February 25, 1907, near Leeton, the son of Harry W. and Bertie (Epperson) Jerome. He died Friday, June 5, 1998. Epperson, as he was known to all, married Edith Gertrude Tompkins on February 22, 1931, in Leeton. They made their home near Blairstown, where they were well known in the farming community. Epperson was a member of the Blairstown Presbyterian Church, Mid-American Dairymen, a charter member of Farm Bureau and served on the Extension Council. He is survived by his wife, Edith, of the home; one son, Jerry Jerome and wife, Mary Lou, Blairstown; a daughter-in-law, Leah Mae Jerome and one brother, Harry Jerome, both of Clinton; four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents; a son, Donald Edward Jerome, and two sisters, Lucille Buford and Mary Lionberger. Funeral services were held Sunday, June 7, at Consalus Chapel, Clinton, with burial in Chilhowee Cemetery.

JETT, Paul Howard
1932-1999
Mount Washington Cemetery, Independence, Jackson Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Paul H. Jett, 67, Independence, died Saturday, March 20, 1999. Funeral services will be Wednesday, March 24, at George C. Carson & Sons Funeral Home of Independence. Burial will be in Mt. Washington Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Bertha of the home; two daughters, Tracy Jett of Independence and Helen Snyder of Clinton; one son Paul A. Jett, Independence, and three grandchildren.

JEWELL, Charles Newton
1918-1994
Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Charles N. Jewell, 75, Calhoun, died Wednesday, November 2, 1994, at the Research Medical Center in Kansas City. He was a former real estate salesman. He served in the Army during WWII. He was a member of the Calhoun United Methodist Church and a member of VFW Post 2610 in Windsor. Survivors include three sons, Mahlon E. Van Vleck of Topeka, Ks., Robert Van Vleck of Stover, and Larry Van Vleck of Kansas City; four daughters, Laura Knight of Walnut Grove, Alveda Hollman of Independence, Glenna Curtin of Osawatamie, Ks., and Marlyne Van Vleck of Raytown; two brothers, William H. Jewell of St. Louis and J. Paul Jewell of Kansas City; two sisters, Betty De Hon of Nevada, and Donna Cooley of Red Bluff, Ca.; 13 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the United Methodist Church in Calhoun on Saturday, November 5. Burial will be in the Calhoun Cemetery.

JEWELL, Veda Laura TEST VanVLECK
1919-1984
Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Kansas City Star, Kansas City MO, Sunday, Feb 5 1984 - Mrs. Veda L. Jewell, 64, Calhoun, Mo., formerly of Kansas City, died Thursday at a hospital in Clinton, Mo. She was born in Yates Center, Kan., and had lived in the Kansas City area 35 years. Mrs. Jewell was a member of the Calhoun United Methodist Church. She leaves her husband, Charles Jewell of the home; three sons, Eugene Van Vleck, Lawrence, Kan., Robert Van Vleck, Stover, Mo., and Larry Van Vleck, Kansas City; two daughters, Mrs. Susie Holiman, Independence, and Mrs. Laura Knight, Casper, Wyo.; two sisters, Mrs. Cliffie Foster, Humansville, Mo., and Mrs. Jenny McDaniel, Shawnee; 12 grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. Services will be Monday at the church; burial in the Calhoun Cemetery.

JEWELL, William Howard
1913-1995
Fort Scott National Cemetery, Fort Scott, Bourbon Co, KS
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - William Howard Jewell, 82, St. Louis, died there Wednesday, April 12, 1995. He was born March 9, 1913, in Arcadia, Kansas, the son of Frank and Maude Taylor Jewell. He graduated from Pittsburg State University, and taught grade school and junior high in Arcadia, 1932-1940. He married Stella Agnes Bopp. He was a member of the U.S. Marine Corps. He was a veteran of World War II and Korea. He retired from the Marine Reserves 3rd Battalion 24th Marines, June 30, 1965, with the permanent rank of Major. He was a retired 30 year employee of General Service Administration with the Federal Government. He was a member of the Marvin Park United Methodist Church, St. Louis, a Past Worthy Patron of Bridgeton Chapter 266 Order of Eastern Star, Elks Lodge 2316, Florissant, Legion of Honor Shriners, Masonic Lodge 93 AF&AM. He finished his 50th year in the Masonic Order in 1986. He has spent many hours at the Shriners Hospital as a volunteer teacher. He was a member of the Scottish Rite Bodies and was a 32 degree Mason. Survivors include his wife, Stella, of the home; two brothers, Charles N. Jewell, Calhoun, and J. Paul Jewell, Kansas City, Kansas; two sisters, Betty June Dehon, Nevada, Mo., Donna Dee Cooley, Red Bluff, California, and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, and three brothers, Louis Franklin Jewell, Eugene Taylor Jewell and Fredrick Allen Jewell. Funeral services were Monday, April 24, at the Konantz-Cheney Funeral Home, Fort Scott, Kansas. Burial was in the National Cemetery, Fort Scott, Kansas.

JOBE, Isabelle
1822-1908
Jefferson Tribune, Jefferson City, MO, December 27, 1908 - Grandma Jobe Dead - Succumbs to brights disease Saturday at Windsor - Well Known Here - Mrs. Isabelle Jobe, formerly of this city and well known by a large percentage of the people of this city, died Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bellasine, at Windsor Mo. At the time of her death Mrs. Jobe was in her 87th year. Had she lived until next April she would have attained that age. She has for some years been suffering from Bright's Disease, the cause of her death. Mrs Isabelle Jobe was born in North Carolina and came to Missouri with her parents when but a child. She lived in Osage County for some time before coming to this city. At the age of 13 years she assisted Mrs. McNeil make the suit of clothes for the first convict that was confined to the Missouri penitentiary. She married at the age of 17 - 70 years ago to Mr. Jobe. To this union several children were born, six of whom are living. These are D. C. Jobe and J. M. Jobe of this city, W. L. Jobe and Mrs. Margaret Carroll of Linn County, Kansas and Mrs Sarah Myers of Elgin Kansas and Mrs Martha Bellasine of Windsor where Mrs. Jobe will be buried. Mrs. Jobe had been for seventy-five years a member of the Baptist Chruch. Was a christian woman and loved by all who knew her. She had hundreds of friends here who will regret to learn of her death. D. C. and J. M. left here Saturday for Windsor to attend the funeral. (SUBMITTER NOTE: Intitials D. C. stands for David Coulter, J. M. for James Monroe and W. L. for William Levi. - Freida Wells)

JOCKERS, Martha J. "Mattie" CHARLES
1858-1940
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
The Windsor Review, Windsor MO, Thursday, Feb 15 1940 - Mattie J. Charles was born near Warsaw, Missouri, January 29, 1858, passed away February 12, 1940 in Windsor, Missouri after an illness of some 10 days. On June 25, 1882, she was united in marriage to W. H. Jockers. To this union one son was born, Willie Jockers, who survives her. These two were deeply devoted to each other. Her husband preceded her in death on March 10, 1924. She is survived by two sisters: Mrs. Nannie Meachem, Warsaw, Missouri; Mrs. Lillie B. Lewis, Tipton, Missouri; one brother Sam Charles, Fortunia, Missouri. One sister died in infancy. She is also survived by a number of nieces and nephews and other relatives. She united with the Methodist Church at an early age and was ever a loyal and faithful member, being present at services on Sunday before her last illness. Mrs. Jockers' friendly and noble character endeared her to a host of friends and acquaintances, who now mourn her passing. Funeral services were held at the Windsor Methodist Church, Wednesday afternoon. Interment was made in Laurel Oak Cemetery.

JOHANNIGMEIER, Jance Marie BOWLES
1941-2012
Appleton City Cemetery, Appleton City, St. Clair Co, MO
Janice Marie Johannigmeier, 70, daughter of Lester D. and Marie F. (Herrman) Bowles, was born October 6, 1941 in Kansas City, Missouri and departed this life March 20, 2012 in Lee's Summit, Missouri. The Bowles family moved to Appleton City when Janice was in the 7th grade and she graduated from Appleton City High School with the class of 1959. She attended one year of college at Southwestern Missouri University in Springfield before marrying Truman Johannigmeier on June 25, 1960 at Trinity United Methodist Church in Appleton City. They were blessed with two daughters, Pam and Paula. In 1964 the family moved to Lee's Summit. In 2008 Janice and Truman retired to Clinton, Missouri. During her life Janice had worked as a surgical nurse and most recently she was employed as a home health nurse manager. She was a faithful member of Clinton United Methodist Church. Janice was an avid reader and enjoyed watching HGTV. She had begun playing piano during early childhood and her love of music was evident throughout her life. Her family was of the utmost importance to her and she cherished every moment spent with her grandchildren. Janice was preceded in death by her parents. Survivors include her husband of 51 years, Truman; their two daughters, Pam Pulse and Paula Eden; six grandchildren: Drew Diekmann, Allison Reed, Kathryn Pulse, Elizabeth Pulse, Alexander Eden and Austin Eden; six siblings: Carolyn Butts, Roger Bowles, Mike Bowles, Leslie Lerner, Susan Radzis and Janie Bowles; numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be at Hill and Son Funeral Home, Appleton City, on Saturday, March 24. Inurnment in Appleton City Cemetery at a later date.

JOHNMEYER, Maxine FORSYTHE
1920-2001
Chilhowee Cemetery, Chilhowee, Johnson Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, Oct 2 2001 - Maxine Johnmeyer was born June 6, 1920, at Garland, daughter of Noel and Goldie Forsythe. She died September 16, 2001, at her home in Chilhowee. She married Ernest Johnmeyer March 21, 1938. He preceded her in death May 26, 1998. She had lived in the Chilhowee area most of her life and was a homemaker. Survivors include one son, Edward Lee Johnmeyer and wife, Shirley, Chilhowee; four grandchildren, Cheryl Johnmeyer, Bruce Johnmeyer, Alex Johnmeyer, Bryon Johnmeyer; eight great-grandchildren, Tara Raynes, Clint Raynes, Marissa Johnmeyer, Kyler Johnmeyer, Baily Johnmeyer, Keria Johnmeyer, Cody Johnmeyer and Alicia Johnmeyer. Funeral services were held September 18 at Consalus Chapel-Chilhowee. Burial was in Chilhowee Cemetery.

JOHNS, Arthur Lee
1914-1934
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Feb 1934 - Arthur Lee Johns, known to Clinton residents as Lee, died in the Hospital in Los Angeles, Tuesday night at seven o'clock, with blood poisoning and pneumonia. Arthur Lee Johns was born December 26, 1914, in Clinton, where he spent his boyhood. His mother died about 5 1/2 years ago, and after his graduation from the eighth grade, he went to Hawthorne, Calif., where he had resided the last 4 1/2 years with a cousin, Mrs. J. C. Keith. Last June he graduated from the Hawthorne high school, then came to Clinton to visit his father a short time. After he returned to Hawthorne he was employed in the American Concrete Pipe Company, in a suburb of Los Angeles. Lee was a namesake of his grandfather, Lee Johns, a Frisco railroad man who died several years ago. He had many friends here in Clinton, and was liked by everyone. He attended the Baptist church in Clinton and a Community church in California. Those who survive are his father, Frank Johns, two sisters, Misses Mildred and Susanne, and two brothers, Lawrence and Harold Johns, all of the home at 511 West Allen street. The body will be brought to Clinton for burial after funeral services are held in Hawthorne.

JOHNS, Charles E. Sr.
abt 1927-1994
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Charles E. Johns, Sr., 67, Warsaw, died Tuesday, February 22, 1994 at Research Medical Center. Mr. Johns had lived in Warsaw since 1991. He had worked as assistant superintendent of greens at the Mission Hills Country Club. He was an Army veteran of the Korean War. He is survived by two daughters, Glenda K. Rhoads of Clinton and Regina F. Robertson of Kansas City; one son, Charles E. Johns, Jr. of Warsaw, and five grandchildren. Services will be Saturday at Park Lawn Chapel, Kansas City, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery, Kansas City.

JOHNS, Frank Ware
1889-1935
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, May 1935 - F. W. Johns of 611 West Allen street died at the W.O.W. Memorial Hospital in San Antonio, Texas, at 12:30 a.m. Sunday. He had suffered some months with throat trouble and in March realized his condition to be grave so entered the hospital but the infection grew steadily worse. Frank Ware Johns, named for the late Frank Ware of East Jefferson street, was born November 24, 1889, at the northwest corner of Carter and Allen streets, on which street he continued to make his home through mature years. Before a lad of 11 he lost both parents and despite this grief and handicap he forged ahead with the determination to be worthy of his parents he so greatly revered, this memory being kept alive by his aunt, Mrs. Ervin Jones, who reared him. He was what is termed a self made man and his life has given the expression added dignity and respect. February 23, 1909, he was married to Susie Richardson, who died in 1928, leaving his young family motherless. He married Ida Oryall February 20, 1929. Mr. Johns was a worthy and respected member of the Woodman lodge since early manhood. He was a good husband and father providing well for his family and leading an exemplary life. He was liked by everyone for he was unswerving in loyalty to family and friends and his employers' best interests were his own. His loss will be felt in a large circle. As a young man he worked on the MK&T Railroad line until he was employed by the KCC&S, where he worked until the round house was abandoned in Clinton. He then went to Armour's where for seven years he was in charge of the picking room. This position he left for one at the Lindstrom Hatchery, where he was employed until this last fatal malady gripped him. His body arrived in Clinton Tuesday night and the funeral was conducted at the home on West Allen street Wednesday, Consalus and Peck in charge. He is survived by his widow and five children, Lawrence, Mildred, Harold, Suzanne and Peggy, all of the home.

JOHNS, Jerry Mac
1928-2006
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
U.S. Veteran Jerry Mac Johns, age 78 of Sedalia, Missouri passed away Friday, October 20, 2006 at Kindred Hospital, Kansas City, Missouri. Graveside services will be Monday, October 23, 2006 at Laurel Oak Cemetery, Windsor, Missouri. Jerry was born July 7, 1928, the son of Jesse O. and Stella Bear Johns in Marshall, Missouri. He was a veteran of the U. S. Navy. He was a printer for the Sedalia Democrat before he retired. He is survived by his wife, Violet of the home; one son, Derrick A. Johns and wife, Teresa of Rowlett, Texas; two grandsons, Cody Mac Johns of Waco, Texas and Matthew Lee Johns of Rowlett, Texas and one sister, Muriel Arrington of Palm Desert, California.

JOHNS, Rheabelle McDOWELL
1920-2011
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jun 23 2011 - Rheabelle McDowell Johns died Wednesday, May 18, at St. Lukes Hospital in Kansas City at the age of 91 years. She was a devoted daughter, loyal sister, loving wife, unconditionally supportive mother, adoring grandmother, doting great-grandmother, true and great friend and a woman of faith and character. She was a lifelong resident of Clinton, and a 1938 graduate of Clinton High School. She was a member of Clinton United Methodist Church. Rheabelle Johns was a true lady of the old school. She never left her home, unless properly dressed and groomed, and taught these principles, along with a complete set of correct manners and style to her family. She was a traveler to destinations near and far and adventurous when she got there. One favorite place was, for many years, Bennett Springs. She also visited Portugal and the Caribbean. As a Clintonian, with family deeply involved in local doings, she was a keen observer of Clinton social life and history. Numerous press clippings, featuring family members and friends, were frequently posted on her refrigerator. After working as a young woman as a licensed beauty operator, she began her family, and thereafter looking after her husband and three children, and subsequent grandchildren and great grandchildren became her life's work. It was a responsibility she took seriously, and was very good at fulfilling. In some ways Rheabelle was a classic 1950's and 1960's mother. She carefully and lovingly prepared school lunches, frequently enclosing notes of support and affection in with the specially cut up sandwiches. Every holiday, from Christmas, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day and Easter, to such seemingly lesser days such as St. Valentines, St. Patrick's and Halloween were celebrated annually, with household decorations and special menus. She kept life interesting all through the year. Traditionally, the Christmas season always began the day after Thanksgiving, when myriad holiday decorations, from the sacred to the Santa's, would fill the house. And, just as dependably, all of the holiday trappings were removed and carefully stored on December 26. She was also a celebrated hostess, cook and craftsperson, whose ham loaf, pimento cheese and Italian spaghetti casseroles were much relished by friends and extended family. Her doll collection fills one bedroom, and is in evidence throughout the house, something which the great-grandaughters absolutely delight in. She was no less enthusiastic as a friend than as a mother. Many of her friendships endured from before high school. She was a member of the Nifty Needlers, a sewing club that has endured for 60 years. She and Harold were also a part of a six couple group who convened on Saturday nights to play pinochle and dominoes for more than fifty years. She even helped author a book about pinochle players, which was written about in the Kansas City Star. As a citizen of Clinton, she was enthusiastic about local events, especially Olde Glory Days, and rarely missed a parade or gazebo concert. She was especially fond of the Deepwater Labor Day celebration as well. Rheabelle married Harold Johns on March 10, 1941, and they just celebrated both their 70th wedding anniversary and her 91st birthday. Their time together was a lifetime of mutual and loving support; a true match. Rheabelle was predeceased by her parents, Harry Calvin and Rhea Isabell McDowell and her three brothers, Harry Charles McDowell, Robert Eugene McDowell and Edwin Nelson McDowell. In addition to her husband, Harold E. Johns, Clinton, she is survived by her three children and their spouses; Jill Adams-Goodman and Jon Goodman, Kansas City, Becky and Jim Raysik, and Jim and Faith Johns of Clinton. She is also survived by lour grandchildren who also reside in Clinton. They are; Jill Wareham and her husband, Clint, Jeremy Johns and his wife, Erika, Jarrod Campbell and his wife, Christian, Sarah Duncan and her husband, Casey. Also, great-grandchildren; Sierra and Sydney Wareham, Ethan Johns, Hannah Campbell, Kaydith Maddox, Isaac Duncan and one more Duncan on the way. Funeral services were held Saturday, May 21 at the Clinton United Methodist Church. Interment was in Englewood Cemetery.

JOHNS, Susie Josephine RICHARDSON
1889-1928
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Jul 1928 - Mrs. Frank Johns passed away at her home at 511 West Allen street, at 11:25 Thursday morning, July 12. She had suffered from a lingering illness, being bedfast the past six months. Deceased was 39 years old the 8th of last October, and she had lived in Clinton all her life. Her maiden name was Susie Richardson. About 20 years ago she was united in marriage with Frank Johns, who survives her, with their five children, as follows: Lawrence, Mildred, Lee, Harold and Susanne. She also leaves her mother, Mrs. Anna Meyers; one brother, Wesley Richardson; one sister, Mrs. Frank Drackman; a half-brother, Henry Meyers and a half sister, Mrs. Mary Wallace, all of Clinton. The sympathy of all is extended to the family in this time of sorrow. Funeral services were conducted at the home last Friday, burial was in Englewood cemetery.

JOHNSON, Aaron Burr
1891-1964
Bear Creek Cemetery, Bear Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Eye, Thursday, Nov 12 1964 - Funeral services for Aaron Burr Johnson, 73, Calhoun, who died after a long illness at 4:15 p.m. Nov. 6, at Clinton General Hospital, where he had entered only about an hour and a half before, were held Tuesday, Nov. 10, at Bear Creek Methodist Church. Burial was in Bear Creek Cemetery. Mr. Johnson was born May 18, 1891, in Bear Creek Township, the son of John Thomas and Sara Rousch Johnson. He grew to manhood in the area and was a veteran of World War I, having the rank of sergeant at the time of his honorable discharge. He married Pearl May Odle on December 25, 1919, to which union nine children were born. Two brothers, Wesley and Lewis, and a sister, Alma, preceded him in death. Most of his life was spent near his birthplace until ill health forced him to retire from farming. The family moved to the present home in Calhoun in 1956. Besides his wife, he leaves four sons: James, Windsor; Harold, Appleton City; Kenneth, Columbus; Richard, of the U.S. Navy, who was home on leave; four daughters: Mrs. Melvin (Nellie) Jones, Kansas City; Mrs. Audrie Hough, Mrs. Charles (Martha) Hibbs, Independence; Mrs. Stan (Beulah) Burrington, St. Paul, Mn. 22 grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Ruth White, Peoria, Il.; Mrs. Laura Thompson, Ft. Morgan, Co; two first cousins; Mattie and Walter Johnson, Clinton; many other relatives and friends. An infant daughter preceded him in death, also two half-sisters, Mrs. Charles Minich and Mrs. Robert Hankins.

JOHNSON, Addie
1875-1922
Parks Chapel Cemetery, Leesville Twp, Henry Co, MO
Lowry City Independent, Lowry City, St. Clair, MO, Thursday, Sept. 28, 1922: Miss Addie Johnson, a sister of Evangelist Wade H. Johnson, and a member of the widely known Johnson band, died at her home near Coal, Missouri, on Friday, September 8. Death was due to a stroke of paralysis, which she suffered on Wednesday prior to her death. Funeral services were conducted the following day, and her body laid to rest in Parks Chapel cemetery beside her mother, who passed away about three months ago. Miss Johnson was born April 7, 1875, near Dayton, Cass county, Missouri. She was converted and united with the Urich Baptist church when a girl. She leaves four brothers - George, Frank, Jim and Wade, and three sisters - Elizabeth, Norma and Ellen. Miss Johnson is well known to many Lowry citizens, having worked in evangelistic meetings here with her brother Wade, and sisters, and they will regret to hear of her passing.

JOHNSON, Addie Myrtle LOVEALL
1883-1945
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Nov 22 1945 -- Found Dead - Mrs. Adda Myrtle Johnson was found dead in the feed-lot at their farm home nine miles northwest of Clinton about noon Wednesday by her neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ming, who went to see their friend. Coroner Dr. R. S Hollingsworth was called and established death as two days prior, or on Monday, from a cerebral hemorrhage. Mrs. Johnson was the widow of the late Ulysses S. Johnson. One son, Hugh Johnson, teacher in the Deepwater schools, another son in the navy and the daughter, Mrs. Edna Barth survive. Call Vansant's Funeral Home for funeral arrangements, as no particulars are available when the Eye goes to press Wednesday afternoon. -- The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Thursday, Nov 29, 1945 - JOHNSON -- The entire community was shocked and deeply grieved Wednesday, November 20, to hear of the tragic death of Mrs. Addie Johnson at her home ten miles west of Clinton. When the postman reported that Mrs. Johnson had not taken the mail from the box for several days, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Ming, her close neighbors and friends, anxiously went to her home to investigate. After discovering that she was not in the house, they went to the farm lot where they found her body. Coroner Dr. R. S. Hollingsworth was summoned who affixed death as occurring two days previous, or on Monday, from cerebral hemorrhage. Addie Myrtle Loveall, the only daughter of Mary Martha and Joseph Loveall, was born December 3, 1883 at Jerico Springs, Mo. She came to Henry County when a small girl. On Sept. 10, 1903 she was united in marriage to Ulysses S. Johnson who preceded her in death June 17, 1935. To this union were born three children: Mrs. Edna Barth of Urich; Archie of the U.S. Navy, now stationed at Norfolk, Va., and Hugh, principle of the Deepwater High School. Also surviving are five grandchildren: Mrs. Winifred Estep, Mrs. Doris Kedigh, Pvt. Billy E. Barth, Mrs. Jeanne Struble, and Glenn Norman Johnson; also one great grandchild, Gary Estep. Besides the above mentioned she leaves a half sister, Mrs. Della Dixon of Kansas City, Kansas, four half brothers, Roy Johnson of Hume, MO., and Albert, George and Walter of Ft. Scott, Kansas. She was first a member of the Mt. Carmel Cumberland Presbyterian Church and later transferred her membership to Hopewell where it remained to the time of her departure. Mrs. Johnson, quiet and unassuming, was loved and respected by all who knew her. She was gracious and kind, the perfect pattern of a gentlewoman. she made her home a haven of happiness for her children and grandchildren who liked so much to go there, and she was counting eagerly on having all her children with her on Thanksgiving Day. Hers was a useful life spent in doing for others, yet her greatest wish was that others would not need to sacrifice for her. Rev. Guy Moore of the Hopewell Church conducted the funeral service at the Vansant Funeral Home, Nov. 24. Interment was at the Englewood cemetery in the family lot.

JOHNSON, Anna Josephine "Josie"
1889-1928
Bear Creek Cemetery, Bear Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Friday, Oct 26 1928 - Miss Josie Johnson passed away Monday, and was interred in the Bear Creek cemetery Tuesday afternoon. -- We were very sorry to hear of the death of Miss Josie Johnson. She will be sadly missed by the entire community. We shall always remember her as an intelligent, industrious girl, who always met us with a smile. Although an invalid for several years, she was always hopeful, manifesting that Christian spirit, which was a part of her character. The funeral was held at Bear Creek, where she had been a consistent member since early girlhood.

JOHNSON, Archie
1906-1956
Mt. Moriah Cemetery, Kansas City, Jackson Co, MO
Kansas City Times, Tuesday, Dec 25 1956 - Archie Johnson, 50, of 4215 East Thirty-ninth, died yesterday (Dec 24 1956) at Lakeside hospital. He had been in ill health since suffering a cerebral thrombosis three years ago. He was born in Clinton, Missouri, and lived in Kansas City about 15 years. He had been a driver for the Jack Cooper Transport Company. Mr. Johnson was a veteran of World War ll. A member of East Gate Masonic lodge and a Presbyterian. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Anna Johnson, and a son, Glenn Norman Johnson of the home: a daughter Mrs. Wilma Jeanne Struble, Wichita: a sister Mrs. Edna Goodman, Urich, MO.; a brother Hugh Johnson, Milan, MO. and six grandchildren. Archie was a son of Ulysses Sidney Johnson and Addie Myrtle Loveal Johnson

JOHNSON, Arlie A. Sr.
1916-2008
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Arlie A. Johnson, Sr., 91, Clinton, died on Sept. 3, 2008, at Golden Valley Hospital in Clinton. Arlie was born Dec. 22, 1916, at Lowry City, the son of Otto Corvin and Susie Lewellen Johnson. His family later moved to Coal in the Pretty Bob community where he graduated from Coal High School. In 1936, Arlie married Nancy Eugenia Bowser of Clinton. The couple lived in Clinton where Arlie worked at the olds Larabee's Mill and drove a milk truck route in Springfield until 1942 when Arlie entered the United States Army where he served for three years in the 18th Infantry Division during World War II, seeing battle in France, Belgium, Germany and Czechoslovakia. During the war for the entire winter of 1944, Arlie never saw a bed and spent the night in foxholes and on the floors of many deserted buildings. While fighting for his country, Arlie earned a Purple Heart and three Bronze Stars. He earned the name Dad-Gum Johnson from his Army buddies as that was as close to a swear word as he would use. After leaving the service in 1946, Arlie and his brother, Leo, bought the old F.E. Brown Hardware Store on the southwest corner of the Clinton Square, changing the name to Johnson's Bros. Hardware. Seven years later, Leo sold his interest in the store to another brother, Charles, who was with Arlie until they sold the store in 1971. Arlie continued to work for the new owners until he retired in 1980. Arlie was a member of the Good Hope Baptist Church for many years before moving his membership to the First Baptist Church of Clinton. He made sure all his kids went to Sunday School every Sunday. Arlie is survived by sons, Jerry Johnson and wife, Alice, of Lee's Summit, Arlie Johnson Jr. and wife, Marty, of Leawood, Kansas, Johnny Johnson and friend, Vicki Caldwell, of Clinton, Jimmy Johnson and wife, Toyka, of Grain Valley; daughters, Janet Newman and husband, Gerald, of Clinton, Joann Westendorff and husband, Mike, of Clinton, Judy Barnes and husband, Jim, of Clinton; one brother, Merle Johnson of Clinton and a close cousin, Ina Julian of Clinton; 16 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren. Arlie was preceded in death by his parents, Otto and Susie Johnson; his wife, Eugenia (Nenie); three brothers, Leo, Charles and Roland Johnson, and two sisters, Beulah Piepmeier and Fern Loree Johnson. Funeral services will be Saturday, Sept. 6, at the First Baptist Church of Clinton. Burial will be in Englewood Cemetery following services.

JOHNSON, Arthur LeRoy
1917-2005
Missouri Veterans Cemetery at Higginsville, Lafayette Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, May 3 2005 - Arthur LeRoy Johnson, 88, Clinton, died Thursday, April 28, 2005, at Golden Valley Hospital, Clinton. Military honors will be Thursday, May 5, at the Missouri Veteran Cemetery, Higginsville. He was born in Kansas City. He was married to Fern Thomas, who preceded him in death. He was a veteran of World War II. He was a 1st Lt. Truck Officer for the 3573rd QM Truck Company and as such supervised and directed 32 enlisted men in the use of 16-ton semis. He was responsible for the training and discipline of these men. They handled 1st and 2nd echelon and repair, delivered supplies such as QM ordnance, engineer and chemical and personnel for the 1st, 3rd, 7th and 9th Armies, operated in the Normandy Campaign, Northern France, Rhineland and Central Europe. For the last two months previous to returning to the states, he served as company commander for the truck unit. He was responsible for the administration, supervision and redeployment of 205 enlisted men. He was an electrician for Missouri Pacific Railroad and later was the business agent for the Theatrical State Technicians. He was a member of the disabled American Veterans and the VFW Post 1894, Clinton. He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife Fern, and one sister Mary Ann Johnson Kenney. He is survived by two brothers, James Don Johnson, Bradenton, Florida, and Charles P. Johnson, Bolivar; one sister Bertha L. Montes, Sedalia; three nephews, Steven Kenney, Mobile, Alabama, John Montes, Sedalia, and Walter Michael Johnson, Chicago, Illinois; five nieces, Jodi Johnson McRae, Lake Zurich, Illinois, Nancy Kenney Marshall, Neosho, Pam Kenney, Neosho, Susan Kenney Greene, Webster Groves, and Valerie Johnson Crider of Colorado; one grandniece Amy Johnson, Butler, as well as cousins, Dr. John Dietrich, Mission Hills, Kansas, and Barbara Dietrich Weber, Ocala, Florida.

JOHNSON, August
n/a-1900
Clinton MO, March 10 1900 - August Johnson, former superintendent of the Co-Operative Coal Company, died at his home in Lewis Station Thursday morning, March 1, with grip and hemorrhage of the lungs. He came to Lewis in 1873 or about that time and was among the first to establish a residence there and worked several years for the Osage Coal & Mining Company. When the Co-Operative Coal Company was organized in 1881, he was one of the charter members and was with the company until his death. As a man and citizen he was above reproach. He came to this country from Sweden immediately after the Civil War; leaves a wife, son and daughter to mourn his loss. L. W. Good was intimately associated with him for over 40 years and he never knew him to do anything but what was right at all times. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved family, especially to Mrs. Johnson, whose life will be a lonesome one on the account of the death of her dearest friend and husband.

JOHNSON, Azariah N.
1835-1920
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - A. N. Johnson died at his home on South 8th street, Feb. 6th, with a complication of troubles. He had a stroke of paralysis some time ago and since that time, has not been able to get about much. But was only bedfast a few days previous to his death. Deceased was born in Marion county, West Virginia, April 22, 1835. When a lad of 11, he moved with his parents to Indiana, which was his home until 1886, when he moved to Henry county, which had since been his home. He resided most of those years east of Clinton, moving to South 8th street, about two years ago. He married Miss Eunice Smith Oct. 17, 1865. Six children were given to this union, three of whom are left to comfort their beloved mother. They are Chas. Johnson and Mrs. C. N. Knoles, east of Clinton; and Mrs. Owen Taylor, northwest of Clinton. There are ten grandchildren and one great-grandchild Barbara May Johnson, little daughter of Morton Johnson and wife. He also leaves one sister, Mrs. Rebecca May, of Springport, Ind. Deceased was raised in the Primitive Baptist faith, and was a neighbor and friend kind and true. He delighted in gardening and horticulture and made every place he lived a beauty spot, and it better for the future generations by planting fruit trees and shrubbery. The funeral was conducted at his late home last Saturday by Rev. Hoos and his body laid in Englewood.

JOHNSON, Bessie REED
1880-1950
Antioch Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Henry County Democrat, Clinton MO, Thursday, Dec 7 1950 - Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the Baptist Church on North Main St. for Mrs. Bessie Johnson, 70. Mrs. Johnson died Sunday night, November 26, at the University hospital in Kansas City, Kansas. The daughter of the late Fayette and Emily Reed, Mrs. Johnson was born in Clinton July 7, 1880. Her early life was spent here. She then moved to Kansas City with her young son, Clarence Johnson, so he could further his education. She lived in Kansas City until two years ago when, due to ill health, she went to Sedalia to be with her sister, Mrs. Mary Reed, who patiently cared for her until she entered the hospital. According to Mrs. Johnson's friends, she lived a fine Christian life. She was a member of the Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Reed of Sedalia and Mrs. Mattie Jackson of Olathe, Kans.; a brother, Henry Reed Sr. of Clinton, and one uncle, Nathan Estes. Surviving nephews are Leslie Reed, Leslie Reed Jr., James Ira Reed, Henry Reed Jr. and Jim Estes. Nieces include Opal and Eula Reed.

JOHNSON, Betty L. HUNTER
1933-1977
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton, MO - Betty L. Johnson, 44, of Rt. 3, Clinton, died June 1 at Golden Valley Hospital. She is survived by her husband, Willard, of the home; one son, Danny Johnson, Clinton; her father, John Hunter, Clinton; one brother, Russell Hunter, Clinton; two sisters Barbara Roberts, Deepwater, and Bonnie Slaybaugh of Clinton, and a host of nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Saturday, June 4, at the Vansant Funeral Home. Burial will be in Clinton Memory Gardens.

JOHNSON, Billie ADAMS
1917-2008
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Sep 29 2008 - Billie Johnson, 91, Windsor, died Saturday evening, September 27, 2008, at the Kansas City Hospice House. She was born May 22, 1917, in Farm Town, Florida, the daughter of John C. Adams and Dora Bell (McVeigh) Adams. She was married to Allen Worley and he preceded her in death. She later married Andrew N. Johnson on August 4, 1944, in San Bernardino, California, and he also preceded her in death. Billie lived in California and Oregon for many years and worked on several large farms harvesting produce. She was also a homemaker. Billie moved to Windsor in 1982 and became an active member of the Windsor Senior Center. She was also a member of the Rebekah Lodge; Order of the Eastern Star; Ladies Oriental Shrine; Amaranth and was a former Pithian Sister. Survivors include two sons, Andrew N. Johnson Jr., Ventura, California, and Marvin Johnson, Windsor; a daughter Shari Worley, Eugene, Oregon; a brother Ed Adams, Portland, Oregon, and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren, including a granddaughter Kathy Logan, Windsor. Billie was preceded in death by two sons, John Worley and Gene Worley; two daughters, Joanne Worley and Kay Hendricks, and a brother Bill Adams. Cremation.

JOHNSON, Bishop McClelland
abt 1903-2003
Mt. Moriah Cemetery, Kansas City, Jackson Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Mar 11 2003 - Bishop McClelland Johnson, who would have been 101 in July, died Friday, March 7, 2003, at the Life Care Center in Grandview. He was a former Clinton resident. He and his wife made their home near Warsaw before her death, when he moved to Clinton, living at Camelot. He had many Clinton friends and a most interesting life. At one time, many years ago, Bishop Johnson was chaufeur for a number of well-known Kansas City families, taking their daughters to and from the elite Notre Dame de Sion girls' school and he often talked of those days when reminiscing about his life. He was known for his kindness and his devotion to his relition and his accounts of his most interesting life Funeral services will be held Wednesday, March 12, at Mt. Moriah and Freeman Funeral Home in Kansas City with burial in Mt. Moriah Cemetery.

JOHNSON, C. Wayne
1933-2021
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
C. Wayne Johnson, age 88, of Clinton, Missouri passed away on Sunday, September 19, 2021 at Clinton Healthcare and Rehab Center in Clinton, Missouri. Graveside service Sep 24, 2021 at Vansant Road Cemetery in Clinton, Missouri. Wayne Johnson (88) was born on May 30, 1933 to Walter H. Johnson Sr. and Ruby Odle Johnson near Montrose, Missouri where he lived all of his early life. He graduated from Montrose High School in 1951. Wayne started out working at John Deere and was then drafted into the Army during the Korean War. After returning from the service he pursued many interests, including dozer work, running dump trucks, and construction work. He had farming interest as well including raising hogs, and baling hay. August 9, 1964 Wayne was united in marriage to Norma J. (Huey) Woods. To this union one child was born Gary. Wayne also raised Norma’s three children from a previous marriage as his own, Kristi, Kim, and Terry Wayne’s passion in later years was working in his garden, after work this was his way of relaxing. Anyone who ever saw his garden would never forget it, as a weed would never dare enter. Another of his hobbies was baking pies and around the holidays loved to make homemade candy. Wayne always enjoyed sharing his garden bounty, pies and candy with family and friends. Wayne also spent a lot of time in later years helping his son Gary on the farm, Wayne was able to continue this until he was 83. He was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers Walter Jr., and Willard, and one sister Mary Evelyn Hendrick. Wayne is survived by his wife of 57 years, Norma of the home. Children, Kristi (Merle) Coke, Kim (Chris) Long, Terry (Michelle) Woods, and Gary (Amanda) Johnson. Grandchildren, Amber (Jim) Hanson, April (Robbie) Hills, Crystal (Cody) Lynch, Cody (Brittany) Woods, Rebecca (Dallas) Rogers and Tyler Johnson. As well as 13 great-grandchildren, Matthew, Emma, Sara Grace, Harper, Cohen, Kane, Trinity, Kason, Korbin, Mackenzie, Michael, Lilly, and Austin.

JOHNSON, Caroline Cecilia WANKUM
1921-2001
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, Jul 23 2001 - Caroline Cecilia Johnson, 80, Clinton, died Saturday, July 14, 2001, at the Golden Valley Hospital, Clinton. She was born March 4, 1921, at Montrose, the youngest of 11 children born to William Henry and Caroline Anna (Groner) Wankum. She was united in marriage on January 16, 1940, to James Thomas Johnson. They made their home at Windsor from 1948 to 1990, where they were active in farming. Mrs. Johnson worked at the International Shoe Factory in Windsor from 1949 to 1961. She was devoted to her family and was a member of the Holy Rosary Catholic Church, Clinton, moving her membership from the St. Bartholomew Catholic Church in Windsor, moving her membership to Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Clinton in 1991 when they sold the farm and moved to Clinton. Caroline was preceded in death by one son, Charles in 1997; her parents; one grandson, Jordan Tipton; five brothers, John, Urban, Paul, Joseph and Hubert Wankum; five sisters, Ida Distier, Ann Wiesmann, Agnes Wilfreda, Hilda Hubertine and Rose Wankum. She is survived by her husband of 61 years, James, of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Maynard (Rose) Williams of Peculiar and Mrs. Therman (Catherine) Tipton of Clinton; seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren, as well as many nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral mass was held at the Holy Rosary Catholic Church, Clinton, on Tuesday, July 17. Interment was in the Clinton Memory Gardens Cemetery.

JOHNSON, Caroline WANN
1929-1995
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Caroline Johnson, daughter of Clifford and Pauline Wann, was born December 10, 1929, in St. Paul, Minnesota, and died December 25, 1995, in Clinton, at the age of 66. Caroline had lived in St. Paul, Minnesota, until 1979 when she moved to Clinton. She was a nurse's aide at the Golden Valley Memorial Hospital for the past 15 years. Caroline is survived by four sons, Floyd Capistrant, Rush City, Minnesota, Arvid Johnson, St. Paul, Minnesota, Richard O'Meara, Fordland, and Michael Johnson, Urich; four daughters, Paula Vinson, Clinton, Mary Elliott, Deepwater, Claudia Johnson and Carol Johnson, both of Clinton; her mother, Pauline Ramsey; one brother, Daniel Wann, and one sister, Barbara Trudeau, all of St. Paul, Minnesota, as well as 18 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Graveside services were held at the Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Wednesday, January 3, 1996.

JOHNSON, Charles Edgar
1867-1942
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Henry County Democrat, Clinton MO, Thursday, Apr 16 1942 - With sorrow, his many friends will learn of the death Tuesday orning of Charles E. Johnson, at the Clinton General Hospital. Mr. Johnson lived 2.5 miles east of Clinton and was an enterprising farmer, who was widely known for his gardening activities. He was untiring in his energies and for years had added to his general farm work the supplying of the Clinton market with expertly grown vegetables. Although in declining health for a considerable period, h had only been acutely ill for a week past. He had been an active member of the First Christian church. He was about 74 years of age and leaves one son, Morton and two grandchildren; also two sisters, Mrs. Owen Taylor and Mrs. Clyde Knoles. The funeral service was held at the Wilkinson Funeral chapel Wednesday.

JOHNSON, Charles Edward
1942-1997
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Feb 6 1997 - Charles Edward Johnson, 54, died at 2:10 a.m. Wednesday, February 5, 1997 at Liberty Hospital. He was born June 6, 1942 in Kansas City, Ks. He graduated from Windsor High School in 1960. He served in the United States Marine Corps. He was employed at TWA since 1967. He is survived by his wife, Rachel of the home; his parents, James and Caroline Johnson, Clinton; a daughter, Donna Johnson of Waverly; two stepdaughters Vicki Jones, Brentwood, Ca., and Debra Straws, Kansas City; one stepson, Eddie Campbell II, Bennington, KS., one granddaughter and one grandson, Megan and Brandon Weisel, both of Windsor, three step-granddaughters, Neila and Shana Reeves of Brentwood, Ca., and Alexa Straws of Kansas City; one step-grandson, Eddie Campbell, III, of Kansas City; two sisters, Rose Williams, Peculiar and Catherine Tipton, Clinton; numerous other relatives and a host of friends. Memorial services will be Saturday, February 8, at St. James Catholic Church at Liberty.

JOHNSON, Claude Russell
1910-1995
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Claude Russell Johnson, 85, 600 South Main, Clinton, died Wednesday, March 8, 1995, at his home. Funeral services will be Saturday, March 11, at the Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton, with burial in the Englewood Cemetery, Clinton. Mr. Johnson was born in St. Clair County. He was a truck driver and managed truck garages for Cooper Jerritt Truck Co. He was a veteran of WWII serving in the 42nd Rainbow Division of the infantry. He was a member of the Clinton VFW and the Teamsters Union. He is survived by his wife, Ruth of the home; two daughters, Judy Winn and Sherry Ross, both of Clinton; one brother, Troy Johnson, Calhoun; three sisters, Dorothy Anders, Lee's Summit, Sophia Ritter, Sacramento, Ca., and Ina Julian, Clinton, as well as five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

JOHNSON, Clifford R.
n/a-1994
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Mrs. William E. Mansfield received word Sunday, December 25, at 10 p.m. of the death of her brother, Clifford R. Johnson, Taft, California. He is survived by his wife, Lois; his daughter, Diane, and two grandsons of California, and two brothers, Noel E. and Denver W. of Clinton. Services will be Thursday, December 29, at the Taft Methodist Church.

JOHNSON, Deborah Joette BLEDSOE
1950-2006
Deepwater Cemetery, Fairview Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Aug 10 2006 - Deborah Joette Johnson, eldest daughter of Clifford Leroy and Joyce Corene (Watson) Bledsoe, was born October 5, 1950, in Mountain Home, Arkansas, and died at Research Medical Center, Kansas City, on July 27, 2006, at the age of 55 years. She attended school in Kansas City. She married William Neil Johnson III. She retired as a military wife and settled in the Kansas City area. She was the mother of three sons, Michael James Johnson and Stephen Richard Johnson, both of Kansas City, and William Neil Johnson IV, Lee's Summit. She was very proud of the way they have grown to become fine young men. She loved her family and friends and her dog Bonita. She was very artistic, painting and writing poetry. She enjoyed hunting arrowheads, hiking in the woods, watching the sunset and the stars sparkling in the night sky. Deborah was preceded in death by her parents, Clifford and Joyce Bledsoe. She is survived by her three sons; one sister, Pamela Johnson, Portland, Oregon; three brothers, Richard Bledsoe, Independence, Roderick Bledsoe, ElDorado Springs, and Thomas Bledsoe, Deepwater; as well as nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends. Memorial services were held at Vansant-Mills Chapel Tuesday, August 1. Burial will be in Deepwater Cemetery at a later date.

JOHNSON, Deloris Jean PETTIT COOK
1930-2006
Wills Cemetery, Peculiar, Cass Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jul 12 2006 - Deloris Jean Pettit Johnson, 76, Harrisonville, died Monday, July 10, 2006, at KU Medical Center, Kansas City, Kansas. Funeral services will be Friday, July 14, at Atkinson Chapel, Harrisonville. Burial will be in Wills Cemetery, Peculiar. She was born May 5, 1930 in Clinton, the daughter of Fred and Evelyn Lena (Parks) Cook.

JOHNSON, Dennis R.
1943-2014
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Oct 1 2014 - Dennis R. Johnson, 71, Clinton, died Tuesday evening, August 19, 2014, at the St. Luke's Hospital, Kansas City. He was born August 18, 1943, in Mountain View, the son of Willis Frank Johnson and Theta Eudene (Elam) Johnson. On February 2, 1962, in Gainsville, he married Pauline Patricia Malcuit and she survives of the home in Clinton. Dennis was a professional welder, owning and operating Johnson's Welding for 30 years. Prior to owning his own business, he worked as a welder for Peabody Coal Company and flew all over the United States to do custom welding for Standard Havens Company. Dennis enjoyed hunting and fishing with his children and grandchildren. In addition to his wife, Dennis is survived, by two sons, Dennis Jay Johnson and his wife, Cheryl, Independence, and Roland F. Johnson and his wife, Linda, Lee's Summit; a daughter, Debora Kay Glasscock and her husband, Barry, Clinton; six grandchildren, Rachel Johnson, Kristopher Johnson, Joshua Glasscock and his wife, Aneisa, Wade Glasscock, Jordan Johnson and Jager Johnson, and a brother, Myron Johnson, Mountain View, also survives. Funeral services were Saturday, August 23, at Bradley & Hadley Funeral Home, Clinton. Cremation followed.

JOHNSON, Denver E. "Denny"
1951-2010
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Denver E. "Denny" Johnson, 59, of Clinton, Missouri, died Wednesday, November 10th, 2010 at the Golden Living Center, Westwood, in Clinton. Denny was born March 31, 1951 in Denver, Colorado, the son of Denver Wade Johnson and Marjorie Jane (Johnson) Johnson. Survivors include his parents, Denver W. and Marjorie J. Johnson of Clinton, Mo.; three uncles, Robert Hall and Dennis Camden, both of Kokomo, Indiana, and Glenn Johnson of Stone Lake, Wisconsin. Graveside services and interment will be Monday, November 15, 2010 at the Clinton Memory Gardens Cemetery.

JOHNSON, Denver Wade
1918-2012
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jun 15 2012 - Denver Wade Johnson, 93, Clinton, died Tuesday, June 12, 2012, at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital in Clinton. He was born on December 29, 1918 in Clinton, the son of Fred Eugene Johnson and Leta Elizabeth (Whitchurch) Johnson. He married Marjorie Jane Johnson on August 3, 1942, in Rantoul, Illinois. She preceded him in death on August 27, 2011. Denver was a graduate of Clinton High School and attended the University of Missouri for two years before enlisting in the military. He was employed as a Sergeant Instructor with the United States Army Air Corps at Chanute Field in Rantoul, Illinois. He taught courses to men of the service of the complicated instruments and equipment of the growing air fleet of our country's military. He took great pride in his service to his country. Surviving are two nephews, Dennis Camden and Robert Camden, both of Kokomo, Indiana: a brother-in-law, Glenn Johnson and his wife, Berniece, Stonelake, Wisconsin, and special friends, Ralph and Linda Sites of Clinton, Jerry Dines of Appleton City and Dr. Ken Bradshaw of Clinton. In addition to his wife Marjorie, he was preceded in death by his son, Denver E. "Denny" Johnson, on November 10, 2010; his parents, one sister and two brothers. Graveside services and interment will be Monday, June 18, at Clinton Memory Gardens Cemetery, Clinton.

JOHNSON, Donald B.
1933-2008
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Apr 21 2008 - Donald B. Johnson, age 75, fortified with the serenity of Holy Mother Church entered into the fullness of God’s love on Saturday, April 19, 2008. Beloved husband of Eileen Johnson, loving father of Don (Glenda) Dallas, TX, Roger, Clinton, MO, Steve (Janelle) Chesterfield, MO, and Brian, Plano, TX. Dear Grandfather to Alexandra, Reid, Ian and Kyle. Dear brother to Ken (Kathy), Columbus, NE. Donald was born in David City, Nebraska on February 7, 1933, to Eldon B. and Eleanor (Shonka) Johnson. Donald had a successful forty year career with JC Penney. He was an active member of the Chamber of Commerce, Rotary International and served the Catholic Church as one of the first lay ministers, lector, and served as a cantor for thirty two years. He also loved to sing in the church choir. His legacy is his family. He was an avid gardener; his love for his yard and flowers was surpassed only by his love for the game of golf, which led to his retirement on Seasons Ridge Golf Course at Lake of the Ozarks. Funeral services will be Wednesday, April 23, at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church. Interment will be in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JOHNSON, Donald Wayne
1919-2006
High Ridge Cemetery, Stanberry, Gentry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Feb 6 2005 - Donald Wayne Johnson, 86, Clinton, died Saturday, February 4, 2006, at Westwood Nursing Center. Graveside services will be Tuesday, February 7, at High Ridge Cemetery, Stanberry. Preceding him in death were his parents, Cleo A. and Bertha A. (Hammond) Johnson; one brother, one sister, a niece and a nephew. Survivors include his wife Mary of the home; two daughters, Katherine Ann Sartain (William M.); Betty Jane Ruppel (Rodney); one brother Reverend Herbert Johnson; five grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

JOHNSON, Earl Lee
1938-1993
Urich Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Earl Lee Johnson, 54, 50C Wetzel Circle, Clinton, was born September 11, 1938 in Urich, the son of George and Dorthy (Kinney) Johnson. He passed away January 4, 1993 at the age of 54, at his home. Mr. Johnson was a veteran of the Vietnam War. He worked in the lawn care business. He is survived by his father and stepmother, George and Lorraine Johnson of Ozark; his grandmother, Stella Kampe of Clinton; four uncles, Dewey Kinney of Calhoun, bob Kampe of Windsor, Virgil Kampe of Urich, and Pete Kampe of Cleveland; also a stepbrother, James Widlick of Corpus Christi, Tx. Funeral services were Thursday, January 7, 1993, at Consalus Chapel. Burial was in Urich Cemetery, Urich.

JOHNSON, Edgar Earl
1924-2005
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Mar 3 2005 - Edgar "Earl" Johnson, 81, Springfield, died Wednesday, February 9, 2005, at 12:55 p.m. at his home. He was born in Clinton January 30, 1924, the son of Charles Morton Johnson and Arlington May LaHue Johnson. He married Betty Jo Smith in 1948 and moved to St. Louis where he lived for 42 years. After retiring they lived in Clinton and Springfield. He attended Clinton grade and high schools and he graduated from Rankin Trade School, St. Louis, as a draftsman and a certified welder and was employed at Banner Iron Works for 35 years. He served during World War II in the United States Navy. He spent four years in the South Pacific as a 2/C Radarman, Lion 4, most of his Navy life in the Admiralty Islands, and also aboard the USS Henrico. He was a member of the Tower Grove Methodist Church, St. Louis. He was a member of the Ozark Whittlers and Woodcarvers, Springfield, and a life member of the VFW Post 1894, Clinton. His hobbies were fishing, boating, woodcarving and knitting. He won several ribbons at the Ozark Empire Fair for his wood carvings. He is survived by his wife, several nieces, nephews and cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents and one sister, Barbara J. Vilhauer. Funeral services were held at the Vansant-Mills chapel on Friday, February 11. Burial was in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JOHNSON, Edith SPALDING RIEMENSCHNITTER
1912-2007
Fairview Cemetery, Sweet Springs, Saline Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jun 14 2007 - Edith Spalding Johnson, 94, Windsor, died Tuesday, June 12, 2007, at the Windsor Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center. She was born December 2, 1912, the daughter of James Tolbert (J.T.) Spalding and Nellie Hilda Nora (Ekstam) Spalding. On December 24, 1932, in Clinton, she married Eldon Valentine Riemenschnitter, who preceded her in death. On January 19. 1939, in Clinton, she married William Bertrow Johnson, who was the former superintendent of the International Shoe Factory in Sweet Springs and also helped in getting the hospital built there. He preceded her in death July 24, 1981. Mrs. Johnson was a homemaker and had worked at the former International Shoe Factory in Windsor. She was a member of the First Christian Church, Sweet Springs, and had been very involved in the church for many years and was also involved in the Head Start program in Sweet Springs. She was a former member of the O.E.S. Chapter #102, Windsor, where she was a "Rainbow Mom" in Windsor in the early 1950s. Survivors include a daughter Rovilla G. Munday, Clinton; a grandson Michael Garrett Munday, Lincoln, Nebraska; a granddaughter Sue Marie Munday, Cheyenne, Wyoming; two sisters, Helen Wooldridge and Billie White, both of Windsor, and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by three brothers, Herbert Standford Spalding, Gayle Eugene Spalding and Raymond V. Spalding; a sister in infancy Imogene Genevieve Spalding. Graveside services will be Saturday, June 16, at the Fairview Cemetery, Sweet Springs.

JOHNSON, Elizabeth Alice RENFRO CHALMERS
1847-1926
Banta Cemetery, Springfield Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Once more the death angel has called and the dread summons was answered by our loved one, Elizabeth Alice Renfro, nee Chalmers, Johnson. The deceased was born Feb. 6, 1847, on a farm south of Thrush, where she died Jan 7, 1926, of complicated diseases. Had she lived until Feb. 6th, she would have been 79 years old. She was married to Charles Chalmers, in the year 1866. To this union three children were born - Mollie Johnson, living near Thrush; John Edward Chalmers, who died March 17, 1903; Charley Chalmers, living near Hortense. On the 20th of Jan. 1878, she was again united in marriage to R. W. Johnson. To them was born one son, Euin P. Johnson, who has so tenderly cared for them in their declining years and who has so faithfully ministered to their many wants. She leaves to mourn their loss, an aged companion, 91 years old; 3 children, 12 grandchildren, 5 great-grandchildren. In early womanhood she professed faith in Christ and united with the Tebo Baptist Church, later transferring her membership to the Mt. Olivet church. She was a kind and dutiful mother, a loving companion, and a devoted Christian, always ready to help those in need. Funeral services were conducted at the home, Friday morning. The remains were tenderly laid to rest in the family grave yard year the home.

JOHNSON, Elsa B. JOHNSON
1909-1991
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Elsa B. (Johnson) Johnson, 82, Clinton, passed away Thursday, October 24, 1991, at the Westwood Nursing Center, where she had been a resident for a short time. She was born May 30, 1909, in Gladstone Township, Henderson County, Illinois, the daughter of August and Ida Sophia (Larson) Johnson. On February 15, 1930, she married Ralph L. Johnson in Stronghurst, Ill. She was a faithful member of the Trinity Lutheran Church of Clinton. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, and infant son, two brothers, three sisters. She is survived by a son Wallace E. Johnson and wife Nadine of Emporia, Ks.; a daughter Donna McMenemy and husband Jim of the Coal community; eight grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held in Stronghurst, Illinois, at the Bethal Lutheran Church and burial was in the Stronghurst Cemetery on October 27. 1991.

JOHNSON, Elsie Fay SELL
1940-2014
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Elsie Fay Johnson, 74, died Wednesday, November 26, 2014, at 4 p.m. at her home in Clinton, after a battle with colon cancer.  She was surrounded by her family.  She was born May 3, 1940, on the family farm in Chilhowee, to Isaac Butler Sell and Mary Alice Vickers Sell. She graduated from Clinton High School in 1958. Elsie married James Melvin Johnson on August 9, 1959. Elsie worked at Unitog in Clinton and Warrensburg for 30 years and Tracker for five years. Elsie was a member of the Souls Harvest Worship Center in Clinton. Elsie enjoyed collecting angel figurines, going to church, reading, painting. sewing. making quilts, crocheting and visiting with her many friends and being with her family. Elsie's life was centered around her family. Survivors include her husband. James Melvin Johnson of Clinton: one daughter, Pamela Heuer and husband, Gregory, Wichita, Kansas, four sons, James and wife, Darlene, Warsaw. Mitchell and wife. Deanna, Chilhowee. Kelly and wife. Vicki. Chilhowee, and Shane of Clinton; 14 grandchildren, Kristin. Kaleena, Darla, Amanda. Heather. Rebecca. Jacob. Vanessa. Stephanie. Natalie, Troy. Tiffany, Stephen and Onlee; 30 great-grandchildren, Devyn, Taylor, Bethani, Zoe, Jorden, Jack, Donavan, Dominick, Dionne, Anal, Zalyn, Brittany, Ashli, Colton, Easton. Shayna, Jenna, Ciera, MacKenzie, Makayla, Kaden, Camryn, Maverick, Aveauna, Ely, Evin, Onlee, Lana, Korbinand Haysel; three great-great-grandchildren, Jayce, Rhyan and Avert: sister-in-law, Dee Dee SeHof Clinton; three brothers-in-law, Harold Johnson and wife, Mary, Bolivar. Cecil Johnson and wife, Deloris. Clinton, and Paul Joe Johnson and wife, Francis, Grain Valley, and many nieces and nephews. Elsie was preceded in death by her mother, father. and her older brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be Tuesday, December 2, at Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton.  Interment will be in Vansant Road Cemetery, Clinton.

JOHNSON, Eunice SMITH
1840-1936
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Mrs. Eunice Johnson died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Owen Taylor, on East Ohio street at 11 p.m. Monday. She had been in failing health for some years and bedfast since January. Eunice Smith was born in Taylor county, West Virginia, December 12, 1840, and moved with her parents to Henry county, Indiana in 1865, where she met A. N. Johnson and was married to him the same fall. It is interesting to know that they had lived near each other in the same county in West Virginia, but had never met until they went to Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson moved with their family to Missouri in March 1886, first living on a farm south of Clinton. A short while later they bought a farm east of Clinton now owned and occupied by Willie Reid and family, where they lived until 1902. They then moved to the house now occupied by Mrs. Watson on East Ohio street. When they sold this place, they moved to Eighth street, where Mr. Johnson died in 1920 and Mrs. Johnson went to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Taylor, where she spent the remainder of her life. She was the mother of six children. One son died while young and Mrs. John Datweiler and Mrs. C. F. Simes died after they had raised their children. Those surviving are one son, Chas. Johnson east of Clinton, and two daughters, Mrs. C. N. Knoles and Mrs. Taylor, Clinton. there are 10 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren, and one brother, Gordon Smith, Kensett, Ore. Mrs. Johnson was converted and united with the Baptist church in Virginia when a young girl. She was a fine, sweet Christian woman, accepting life as she found it. Hers was a placid disposition which was never ruffled, she was modest and much concerned about the lack of modesty of the present generation. She never scolded, never argued, never got upset, never was provoked about anything, say her grandchildren and her children, so remarkable were her disposition and character. The funeral was conducted at her late home Tuesday afternoon. Burial in Englewood beside her husband under the direction of the Consalus-Peck Funeral Service. Relatives who came to see her the Sunday before her death were Mrs. Jean Wood and son Elmo, Mrs. Nathan Ridgeway, Walter and Mrs. Bessie Nay, Newcastle, Ind.

JOHNSON, Eunice Waugh BENEZETTE
1884-1963
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Tuesday, Dec 31 1963 - Mrs. George Johnson a lifelong Henry Countian dies. Last rites for Mrs. George (Eunice) Johnson, 79, who died Monday, Dec. 23, 1963 at Clinton General Hospital after a long illness, were conducted Thursday Dec. 26 at Schaberg's Southside Chapel. Organist Mrs. Pauline Marks accompanied a quartet from Garland Baptist Church, of which church Mrs. Johnson had been a member for fifty years, and where she attended regularly as long as health permitted. Burial was in Englewood Cemetery in Clinton, Mo. Eunice Waugh Johnson was born Jan. 13, 1884, in Henry County, Mo., the daughter of the late Nanny Mohler and Dallas Benezette. Three sisters and three brothers preceded her in death. She grew to young womanhood in the community which was destined to be her lifelong home. On March 25, 1903, she married George A. Johnson. They established their first home near Maurine, moving soon to the Garland community where they spent most of their married life. When a coal company purchased their land they moved to Clinton, Mo. where they have since made their home. A devoted wife and mother, Mrs. Johnson always enjoyed her many friends. She was one never to be idle. She delighted in sewing and needlework of all types, which she generously shared with her family and friends. She enjoyed flowers which she had many varieties; and she also delighted in growing vegetables. She leaves the husband of the home; a daughter Mrs. George (Nannie Marie) McQuitty, Coal; a son Virgil, Raytown, Mo.; and a niece Mrs. Anna Butler, Kansas City, Mo., who was taken into the Johnson home when six months old, when her mother died and she was reared as one of the family; two sisters, Mrs. Jessie McWhirt, Warrensburg, Mo.. Mrs. Abbie Woodruff, California state; a brother, Harold Benezette, Kansas City, Mo.; six grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. Many other relatives and friends.

JOHNSON, Eva Eliza
1906-1994
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Mrs. Eva E. Johnson, 85, died Tuesday, February 1, 1994, at her home in Clinton. She had worked for many years at the State School in Glenwood, Iowa before retiring and moving to Clinton. She was baptized at an early age in the Church of the Brethren In Stanley, Wisconsin. She is survived by two daughters, Elmira Farhner of Climax Springs, and Doris Van Ormer of Clinton; six grandchildren, also great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be Friday at the Sickman-Dunning Chapel. Burial will be in Clinton Memory Gardens.

JOHNSON, Freddy L.
1939-2010
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Freddie L. Johnson, age 71, of Clinton, MO, passed away Tuesday, July 27, 2010 at Clinton Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center, Clinton, Missouri. Funeral services will be Friday, July 30, 2010 at Vansant-Mills Chapel with inurnment at a later date in Clinton Memory Gardens Cemetery, Clinton. Freddie was born in Clinton, Missouri. He was married to Wilma G. (Steward) Johnson. He was a janitor for the Clinton school system before he retired. He was a member of the Bible Baptist Church, Clinton. He was preceded in death by his parent; one sister and six brothers. Freddie is survived by his wife, Wilma, of the home; two sons, James Johnson of Kansas City, Missouri and Scott Johnson of Holden, Missouri; two daughters, Sara Ryles and Crystal Green both of Clinton; as well as seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

JOHNSON, Gary Lee
1939-2005
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Mar 28 2005 - Gary Lee Johnson, 65, Edwards, died Wednesday, March 23, 2005, at Golden Valley Hospital, Clinton. Mr. Johnson's wishes were to be cremated with no services held. He was born in Wahoo, Nebraska. He worked for Ford Motor Company on the assembly line and as a parts manager before he retired. He was preceded in death by his father Ernest Johnson; his daughter Lisa Marie Johnson, and one sister Kay Griffin. He is survived by his wife Diana, of the home; his mother Sylvia Johnson of Lee's Summit; three sons, Steven Johnson and A. J. Johnson, both of Edwards, and Troy Johnson of California, Missouri; one brother Larry Johnson of Warrensburg, as well as seven grandchildren, Cole Johnson, Benjamin Johnson, Tristan Johnson, Riley Johnson, Braliegh Johnson, Paige Johnson and Macee Johnson.

JOHNSON, George Wade Jr.
1918-2007
Urich Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jul 12 2007 - George Wade Johnson was born September 11, 1918, in Clinton to George Wade Johnson Sr. and Elsie Mae White Johnson. He died June 19,m 2007, at Beverly Living Center - Westwood, Clinton, at the age of 88. In 1926, his family moved to Urich. George had to quit school at the age of 16 years to help take care of his mother who was very ill. After her death, he took a job as a linesetter for the Urich newspaper. He gave his life to God when he was very young. He believed in the Bible and attended church until his health failed him. He was a member of the Northeast Baptist Church, Clinton. In 1937, George married Dorothy Kinney and to this union one son, Earl Lee, was born. Earl Lee died in 1993. In 1951, he married Lorraine Widick, who died in 1999. George served in the Navy from 1943-46, serving in the South Pacific. He was a member of the Clinton VFW Post 1894. He was employed by Vendo Corporation in Kansas City. In 1949, he worked for American Nation Life Insurance Company in Kansas City and Wichita, Kansas. He was a district manager from 1962 until his retirement in 1982. He moved to Clinton in 1994 enjoying his retirement working in his yard. He loved to dance. He met Edna Meredith at a dance at the Clinton Senior Center. They were married October 7, 1999. George thought a lot of the senior center and helped Edna, who was a volunteer, whenever he could. He is survived by his wife Edna of the home; one stepson Jim Widick, Odom, Texas; two stepdaughters, Shirley Miller, Butler, and Anne Horn and husband Brent, Shawnee Mission, Kanas; two step-grandsons, Darin Widick and wife Susan, Lee's Summit, and Mark Miller and wife Joni, Butler; five step-great-grandchildren and three step-great-great-grandchildren. Services for George were held June 23 at Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton. Interment was at Urich Cemetery.

JOHNSON, Gladys L. KINCAID
1906-2004
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Dec 20 2004 - Gladys L. Johnson, 98, Clinton, died Sunday, December 19, 2004, at Golden Valley Hospital. She was born October 13, 1906, in Gower, the daughter of the late Claud R. and Lela Mae (Jones) Kincaid. She was married to Noel Eugene Johnson February 28, 1931, who died May 25, 1997. Survivors include one nephew, Barry Kincaid, Kansas City, and two nieces, Judith Wright, Milan, and Phyllis Meierotto, Clinton. She was preceded in death by her husband; two sisters, Hazel Weitzel and Dorothy Meierotto, and one brother Glen Kincaid. She was a former school teacher. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Clinton and the Clinton Order of the Eastern Star. Private family services will be held. Arrangements are under the direction of Sickman Dunning Funeral Home.

JOHNSON, Goldie Frances FOSTER
1910-2012
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, May 7 2012 - Goldie Frances Johnson, 102 and formerly of Clinton, died Thursday, May 3, 2012, at Golden Living Community in Independence. Goldie was born on February 12, 1910, to James and Martha Ellen "Akers" Foster in Coal. She married Homer Caleb Johnson on April 17, 1928, in Richmond. Goldie prided herself in being the best homemaker she could be. Goldie and Homer had a "truck patch" and raised all kinds of produce. Every Saturday, they could be found selling their goods on the Downtown Square at the Farmer's Market. She loved quilting, making over 400 quilts in her lifetime. Goldie also enjoyed gardening. She was a loner, who was a tad stubborn. Goldie was known for saying exactly what was on her mind. She never held back any punches. She told you what she thought. Goldie was also 1/2 Cherokee Indian and a member of the Northern Cherokee Nation. Surviving her are a daughter, Helen Frances Corum of Deepwater; eight grandchildren, Larry Corum (Karla) of Clinton, Gary Corum (Angela) of Deepwater, Debbie Foster (Stephen) of Independence, Terry Johnson of Calhoun, Sandy Gammit (Dave) of Clinton, Jerry Johnson of Urich, Jeannie Johnson and Linda Hawkins; 10 great-grandchildren and 14 great-great-grandchildren. Preceding her in death were her parents; her husband; one son, Carl Edwin Johnson; three brothers Luther, James and John Foster, and one half-sister, Daisy Miller. A graveside service will be conducted at Englewood Cemetery, Clinton, on Wednesday, May 9.

JOHNSON, Hanah Renee
2005-2005
Lowry City Cemetery, Lowry City, St. Clair Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Oct 3 2005 - Hanah Renee Johnson, eight-week-old daughter of Desserree M. Letterman and Dustin E. Johnson, died at her home in Calhoun on Friday, September 30, 2005. Graveside services were Monday, October 3, at the Lowry City Cemetery. She is survived by her parents, Desserree M. Letterman and Dustin E. Johnson; her maternal grandparents, Becky Silvestro and Rick Greer, Jerry Letterman and wife Terry; maternal great-grandparents, Judith Letterman, Donnie and Bonnie Jones; maternal great-great-grandparents, Stan and Elsie Southworth; her paternal grandparents, Roy Johnson and Renee Simmson; paternal great-grandparents, Walter and Mildred Green.

JOHNSON, Harold W.
1911-1994
Concord Cemetery, Chalk Level Twp, St. Clair Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Harold W. Johnson, son of Oscar and Rose Waters Johnson, was born November 25, 1911, in Strasburg, Mo, and died Friday, June 3, 1994, at the Hermitage Park Regional Care Center, Hermitage. He was married to Leota Johnson who preceded him in death on October 23, 1992. He was also preceded in death by his parents; two daughters, Sandra Kay and Theresa Ann; one sister, one brother and a stepson. He had worked for the Frisco Railroad in Clinton before moving to California in 1957. After retiring from Suburban Gas Company in Bishop, California, in 1970, he and his wife returned to the Clinton area, later making their home in Lowry City. He is survived by three daughters, Glenda Dody, Hermitage, Sharon Chancellor, Silverton, Oregon, and Janice Parton, Rancho Cucamonga, California; one son, Harold Stephen Johnson, Cumberland, Rhode Island; one stepson, Marvin Zeiler, Osceola; 15 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.

JOHNSON, Harold William
1922-1991
Appleton City Cemetery, Appleton City, St. Clair Co, MO
Clinton Eye, Clinton, MO - Harold William Johnson, the son of Aaron Burr and Pearl Mae Odle Johnson was born Nov. 26, 1922 in Montrose, Mo. and passed away Jan. 8, 1991 at the Veterans' Administration Medical Center in Kansas City, Mo. at the age of 68 years. Harold lived all of his life in the Appleton City area except while in the U.S. Army during World War II where he served in the South Pacific as an engineer and demolition expert. He worked as a farmer all of his life. He was united in marriage to Mary Francis Goodenough on Feb. 24, 1948 in Butler, Mo. To this union one son was born. He was preceded in death by his parents and one infant sister. He is survived by his wife, Mary, of the home; one son Larry D. and his wife Beverly of Appleton City; three brothers: James Johnson, of Windsor, Mo., Kenneth Johnson, of Warrensburg, Mo., Richard Johnson of Oak Grove, Mo.; four sisters: Nellie Jones of Kansas City, Mo., Audrey Hough of Independence, Mo., Beulah Burrington of Brooten, Mn., Martha Hibbs of Calhoun, Mo., one grandson Aaron Johnson and one granddaughter Cindy Johnson both of Appleton City, and a host of nieces, nephews and many friends. Harold was always a loving and caring father and was a good neighbor. He was always willing to help his neighbors in time of need.

JOHNSON, Hazel Marie
1924-1924
Bear Creek Cemetery, Bear Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
The Clinton Eye, Clinton, Friday, Mar 21 1924 - A baby girl was born dead to Aaron Johnson and wife Friday morning at 1 o'clock and was buried in Bear Creek cemetery Friday. We extend to them our deepest sympathy.

JOHNSON, Hazel MORGAN
n/a-1993
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Mrs. Bernice Rice has received word of the death of Hazel Morgan Johnson of Windsor, CO. She was the daughter of Brady and Edna Rice Morgan and the granddaughter of Clyde and Stella Rice of near Montrose. She had a long illness. She is survived by her husband Bob; one daughter and two grandchildren; a sister, Helen Heinze of Ft. Collins, CO. Mrs. Johnson was a niece of the late Bernard Rice of Clinton, Howard Rice of Sacramento, CA, and Ruby Rice Black of Greeley, CO.

JOHNSON, Helyn Louise PARKHURST
1915-2002
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, May 13 2002 - Helyn Louise Johnson, 86, Clinton, died Saturday, May 11, 2002, at Golden Valley Hospital, Clinton. Graveside services will be Tuesday, May 14, at Englewood Cemetery, Clinton. She was born in Sweet Springs, the daughter of R. C. and Emily Mikels Parkhurst. She was married to Marvin Johnson, who died in 1993. She and Marvin owned and operated the Clinton Butter Company and she later worked for Lowe Oil Company before she retired. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, Clinton. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Marvin; her daughter, Pat Oberkrom, and one brother, William R. Parkhurst. She is survived by her son, Mikel Johnson and wife, Gayle, Clinton, and four grandsons, Barry Oberkrom, Kent Oberkrom, John Oberkrom and Ben Johnson, as well as nine great-grandchildren and one great-grandson.

JOHNSON, Henrietta A. NEWTON
1921-2002
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jun 3 2002 - Henrietta A. Johnson was born January 11, 1921, in McKenzie, Tennessee, daughter of Albert and Willie Penny Newton. She died Friday, May 24, 2002, at Clinton Healthcare and Rehabilitation. She married Merle Johnson October 3, 1947, in McKenzie, Tennessee. They made their home in Clinton. They also spent several years in the Garland and Good Hope communities. During World War II she worked at the Getty Airplane Factory in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She had accepted Christ at an early age and was a member of the Northeast Baptist Church. Henrietta was a homemaker, an avid reader and gardener. If you were around her much, you know how she loved to sing - entertaining her family and more recently her caregivers at the Clinton Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center. Her parents; one son, David Johnson, one brother, James A. Newton; one sister, Onola Mullins; one grandson, Michael Escalante, and one great-granddaughter, Natalie Burke, preceded her in death. Survivors include her husband, Merle, of the home; one son, Ronald Johnson, Beardstown, Illinois; three daughters, Etta Merle Heizman and husband, John, Lancaster, Ohio, Dixie Escalante, Urich, and Ruth Johnson, Clinton; three brothers, Alfred Newton and wife, Lois, William Newton and wife, Mildred, Bobby Joe and wife, Jo, all of McKenzie, Tennessee; 11 grandchildren, Steven Heizman, Matthew Heizman, Susan Kaiser, Douglas Burke, Debra Browning, Richard Young, Robert Young, Marcos Escalante, Arnold Johnson, David Johnson, Emm'et Johnson; 20 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Henrietta will truly be missed and remembered by those who knew her. Funeral services were held May 28 at Northeast Baptist Church. Burial was in Englewood Cemetery.

JOHNSON, Henrietta BROCK
1924-2002
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Feb 12 2002 - Henrietta Johnson, 77, Clinton, died Sunday, February 10, 2002, at Clinton Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center. Graveside services will be held 10 a.m. Wednesday, February 13, at Englewood Cemetery. She was born October 20, 1924, in Kansas City, Kansas, daughter of William P. and Anna Bell Thompson Brock. She married Henry Wesley Johnson in 1944, who died in 1974. Her parents; one daughter, Beverly Sizemore; three sisters, Beulah Pierce, Opal Valentine, Dorothy Cline, and one brother, Raymond Wesley Johnson, also preceded her in death. She was a homemaker and attended the Friendly Pentecostal, Church. Survivors include two sons, Bobby Joe and wife Ann, and Roy E. Johnson, all of Clinton; two daughters, Anna Elizabeth Ingram and husband Jim, Okemah, Oklahoma, and Dorothy M. Blevins, Clinton; 12 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren; two brothers, Billy and Eugene Brock; two sisters, Lola Slagley, Kansas City, and Annetta Dryer, Boonville.

JOHNSON, Henry
1829-1919
Bethel Cemetery, Ballard, Bates Co, MO
Just as the bright rays of sunshine were breaking into a new day, a beautiful life passed into the Great Beyond. Henry Johnson was born March 9, 1829, in Smith county, West Virginia, and died July 12th, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. J. Owens, 416 West Allen street, with whom he had made his home for nearly 22 years. He had been in ill health for over a year, and although he suffered intense pain, he was a patient sufferer, always thinking not of himself, but the comfort of others about him. Deceased was married to Malinda Claunch, in 1850, in Kentucky, Alaska county, and came to Missouri in the 70s. Seven children were born to this union - two sons and five daughters. His wife and three children preceded him to the better world years ago. He gave his heart to Jesus when a young man and united with the M.E. church, South, and was a faithful follower of Jesus until death. His life of 90 years was well spent. His children and grandchildren will ever remember his kind heart and loving smile, and how he always taught them to go in the paths of right. He leaves to mourn his death the following children - W. J. Johnson, Horton, Kas.; J. A. Johnson, Butler, Mo.; Mrs. A. J. Owens, Clinton, and Mrs. W. S. Pumphrey - Deepwater; also 11 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren, Edgar and Alice Carpenter. Short funeral services were held at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Owens, Sunday morning, and the remains taken to Bates county, where funeral services were held at the Bethel church and the remains laid to rest in the Bethel cemetery, where a large number of people had gathered to pay their last respects to this fine Christian gentleman.

JOHNSON, Hildegard Therese
1926-2002
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Feb 28 2002 - Hildegard Therese Johnson was born in Rottenbur A Laber, Germany, on June 10, 1926. She died February 21, 2002, at Research Medical Center, Kansas City. She had worked as a garment inspector for Unitog. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Clinton. Her parents preceded her in death. She is survived by one daughter, Debbie Foster, and husband, Stephen, Liberty; two granddaughters, Jessica Braly and Dana Braly, and one great-granddaughter, Jayda Braly, all of Independence. Funeral services were held February 25, at Consalus Chapel-Clinton. Burial was in Englewood Cemetery.

JOHNSON, Hildred A. "Peggy" MILNER
1906-1992
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Hildred A. "Peggy" Johnson, 84, Clinton, formerly of Osceola, died January 8, 1992, at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. She was born on June 3, 1906, at Red Oak, Iowa. She was the eldest of four daughters born to Frank and Florence Milner. She married Leonard E. Johnson in 1924. They made their home In Corning, Iowa, until moving to Osceola in 1958. Peggy and Leonard never had any children of their own but they were loving foster parents to their niece, De Loris V. DeLozier, for several years. Peggy and Leonard had been married for over 60 years when he preceded her in death in 1984. Her sister also preceded her in death in 1982. She was a fine Christian lady and she belonged to the Lowry City Methodist Church. Survivors include her foster daughter and niece, De Loris DeLozier of Riverside, California; two sisters, Doris Kankey of Riverside, California. Bernice Platt of Longmont, Colorado; two nieces, Lovetta McClendon of Clinton, Karen Mayer of Lipton, Co.; three nephews, Louis Manly of Eldon, Linton Platt of Longmont, Colorado, and LeLand Platt of Longmont, Colorado; two great-nieces, Linda Hybert of Houston, Texas, and Kristine Chiles of Lowry City; one great-nephew, Kevin Hutchings of Russellville, Kentucky; four great-great-nephews, Jeremy, Garrett Hybert, Chad and Matt Chiles; a special friend, Mary Parmalee, and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services were Saturday, January 11, at the Sheldon-Goodrich Chapel, Osceola. Burial was in Clinton Memory Gardens.

JOHNSON, Hiram S.
1848-1935
Bear Creek Cemetery, Bear Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Montrose Tidings, Monrose, MO - Hiram S. Johnson was born in Rockcastle Co., Ky., April 28, 1848. He passed away at his home near Montrose, Mo., October 24, 1935 at the age of 87 years, 5 months and 24 days. In 1872 he moved to Springfield, Il., where he lived for eight years. In 1880 he moved to Mo. and lived in Bear Creek Twp the balance of his life. In 1886 he was married to Miss Mary Hartley who preceded him in death many years. To this union were born four children. Bennie who died at the age of 13 months; Josie who died in 1928; Mattie of the home and Walter who with his family lives near by. Also the following grandchildren: Walter, Jr., Mary Evelyn, Willard and Wayne Johnson and his daughter-in-law whom he loved as a daughter. The funeral was conducted at the home Saturday afternoon. So closes the life of a good neighbor, kind father and loving grandfather.

JOHNSON, James "Jimmy"
1957-2011
James "Jimmy" Johnson, 53, of Grain Valley, MO passed away May 29, 2011. Services will be on Saturday, June 4, at the Speaks Suburban Chapel, Independence, MO. Cremation to follow. Jimmy was born July 14, 1957 in Clinton, MO. He was employed by Hallmark Cards, where he had worked for 34 years. Jimmy was someone who loved to laugh, and enjoyed making others laugh as well. He loved working in his yard, playing pranks on his family and friends, and spending time with his Chihuahua, Snuggles. Most of all he loved his family. He is survived by his loving wife, Toyka Johnson; sons, Hector Johnson and wife Tarrah of Blue Springs, MO, James Anthony "Tony" Johnson and wife Sarah of Grain Valley, MO; daughter, Jessica Schwieso and husband Jason of Blue Springs, MO; stepson, Kodee Moore of Shelton, WA; four grandsons, Devon, Brody, Levi, Jesse James; three brothers, Jerry Johnson and wife Alice of Lee's Summit, MO, Arlie Johnson Jr. and wife Marty of Leawood, KS, Johnny Johnson of Clinton, MO; three sisters, Janet Newman and husband Gerald, JoAnn Westendorff and husband Mike, Judy Barnes and husband Jim, all of Clinton, MO; parents-in-law, Larry and Marilyn Moore of Springfield, MO; brother-in-law and sister-in-law, LG and Gretchen Moore of Olathe, KS; grandmother-in-law, Louise Hogan of Nevada, MO; uncle, Merle Johnson of Clinton, MO; many nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts, uncles, friends; and of course his loving dog Snuggles. Jimmy will be dearly missed.

JOHNSON, James E. "Jim" Jr.
1919-2003
Missouri Veterans Cemetery at Higginsville, Lafayette Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Apr 3 2003 - James E. "Jim" Johnson Jr., 83, Warrensburg, died Wednesday, April 2, 2003, at the Missouri Veteran's Home of Warrensburg. He was born April 13, 1919, in Dallas, Texas, the son of James Earl Johnson and Helen Yarborough Johnson. He graduated from Moberly Junior College. He also attended the University of Missouri. He joined the Army and became a World War II veteran seeing action in the European Theater War as captain with the 83rd Infantry Division. He was an ammunition supply officer and received the Bronze Star Medal. On January 2, 1946, he married Darlene Erdel, who survives. They lived 27 years in Clinton before moving to Warrensburg four years ago. He worked as an engineer for Sinclair Coal Company, which later merged with Peabody Coal Company for 42 years and retired in 1982. He was a member of Moberly Masonic Lodge #344, AF&AM and the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #1894 in Clinton. He was also a member of the First Christian Church in Warrensburg. Survivors in addition to his wife are a son, Ronald Johnson and wife Gudrun, Morrow, Georgia; two daughters, Nancy Welsh and husband Jim, Johnson City, Tennessee, Christine Simon and husband Melvin, Warrensburg; two grandchildren, Amanda and Ashton Simon; two step-grandchildren, Raul and Michelle Mayorga; two sisters, Georgia Correll, San Angelo, Texas, and Betty Kozar, Yuma, Arizona; nine nieces and nephews. His parents and a brother, Glenn Johnson, preceded him in death. Memorial services will be held Saturday, April 5, at the Sweeney-Phillips & Holdren Funeral Home, Warrensburg. Burial will be held Monday, April 7, at the Missouri Veteran's Cemetery in Higginsville, with full military honor.

JOHNSON, James Melvin Sr.
1937-2020
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
James M. Johnson Sr., age 82, passed away Saturday, February 15, 2020 at Clinton Health Care and Rehab, Clinton. Funeral services will be held Friday, February 21, 2020 at Vansant-Mills Chapel. Interment will follow at Vansant Road Cemetery. James M. Johnson Sr. was born July 4, 1937 to Thomas and Nellie (Meyers) Johnson in Brownington, MO. James enjoyed fishing, hunting, scrapping metal, and building homes. He was a member of the Souls Harbor Church. James was always willing to lend anyone a helping hand. James is preceded in death by his parents, wife Ellise, twin brother Cecile Johnson, 2 brothers Paul Johnson and Eugene Johnson, 2 sister Juanita Smith and Wanda Jones, daughter Pam Heuer, and daughter-in-law Victoria Johnson. James is survived by 4 sons, James (Darlene) Johnson Jr., Larry (DeAnne) Johnson, Kelly Johnson, and Shane Johnson, a brother Harold (Mary) Johnson, sister-in-law Fancis Johnson, son-in-law Greg Heuer, 18 grandchildren and a host of great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren.

JOHNSON, James Scott
1918-2007
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Sep 26 2007 - James Scott Johnson was born August 3, 1918, in Deepwater, to Perry Lee and Ruth Elizabeth Hendrich Johnson. He died September 13, 2007, at the age of 89 in Clinton. James was in the United States Army, serving in World War II. He was married to Myrtle Ann Harrelson. He worked as a mechanic for the Missouri Highway Department. James was a member of the American Legion and the Golden Valley Roamers. Among survivors are his wife Ann of the home, and son Michael Scott Johnson and wife Darlene, Cleveland, Missouri; two grandchildren, Kevin Scott Johnson of Drexel and Michanne Eugenia Johnson of Fayette. Graveside services for James were held Monday, September 17, at Englewood Cemetery.

JOHNSON, James Thomas
1921-2001
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, Oct 2 2001 - James Thomas Johnson, son of Aaron Burr and Pearl Mae (Odle) Johnson, was born January 1, 1921, in Coal and died September 20, 2001, at the Golden Valley Hospital, Clinton, at the age of 80-years-old. He was married to Caroline Cecilia (Wankum) Johnson, who preceded him in death on July 14, 2001. He was a farmer most of his life. He was a member of the VFW Post 1894, Clinton. He was preceded in death by one son, Charles; his wife, Caroline; his parents; grandson, Jordan Tipton; one brother, Harold Johnson, and an infant sister, Hazel Marie Johnson. He is survived by two stepdaughters, Catherine Tipton and husband, Therman of Clinton and Rose Williams and husband, Maynard of Peculiar; two brothers, Kenneth Johnson of Warrensburg and Richard Johnson of Oak Grove; four sisters, Nellie Jones of Kansas City, Audrie Hough of Independence, Beulah Burrington of St. Cloud, Minnesota, and Martha Hibbs of Calhoun, as well as 11 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Funeral mass was held at the Holy Rosary Catholic Church on Monday, September 24. Burial was in the Clinton Memory Gardens Cemetery, Clinton.

JOHNSON, James Washington
1846-1913
Bear Creek Cemetery, Bear Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Montrose Recorder, Montrose, Henry Co, MO, Friday, Mar 7 1913 - A Good Citizen Gone - James W. Johnson, one of Henry County's fine citizens, died at his home northeast of this city Wednesday afternoon about four o'clock after a brief illness with pneumonia. The funeral arrangements have not been made as we begin printing. He has two sons in Texas, and other relatives away here and their coming has to be considered in regard to the time of burial service.

JOHNSON, Jim
1963-2002
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jan 8 2002 - Jim Johnson, 38, rural Windsor, died Sunday afternoon, January 6, 2002, at Golden Valley Hospital in Clinton. He was born July 15, 1963, in Inez, Kentucky, the son of James Hubert Johnson and Daisy Mae True. He graduated from Smith-Cotton High School in Sedalia and was a self-employed cosmetologist. Survivors include his mother and stepfather, Daisy and Roy Neeley, rural Windsor; a brother, Billy Trieber, St. Louis; two sisters, Tammy Russell, Mulberry, Florida, and Joan Marie Evert, Buffalo, Missouri; four nephews; one niece; numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. Also surviving are his adoptive mother, Mildred Johnson, Sedalia; two adoptive sisters, Truday McCulough, Sedalia, and Joyce Wilson, Ft. Leonard Wood; an adoptive brother, William "Bill" Hotsenpiller, Drexel, Kansas; seven adoptive nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Friday, January 11, at the Hadley Funeral Home, Windsor. Cremation.

JOHNSON, JoAnn ROBBINS
1939-2016
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
JoAnn Johnson, 76, of Windsor, Missouri, died Thursday evening, May 26, 2016, at Research Medical Center, Kansas City, Mo. She was born August 14, 1939, in Chilhowee, Mo., the daughter of Clarence Edward Robbins and Maude Ellen (Matthews) Robbins. On November 27, 1959, in Windsor, she married Ernest Leroy Johnson, and he survives of the home. JoAnn led a very full and active life and was a hard worker. She had worked at the former Windsor International Shoe Factory and Unitog Manufacturing in Warrensburg, Mo. She had also worked at the former Hughes Drive-Inn, the Windsor Dairy Queen, and Grumpys all in Windsor. She also sold Avon in the Windsor, Ionia and Lincoln area for some time. She was a member of the Brandon Goodwill Club, Eldorado Quilters, Eldorado Saddle Club, and the WPFA Club. She enjoyed ceramics, and taught ceramics and crafts for the Santiago Sunshine Club and Brandon Boosters 4-H Clubs. She collected porcelain dolls and loved going to garage sales and craft shows. She loved animals, especially her dog "Missy," her cat "Socks," and miniature donkey "Romeo" who plays ball in the yard and entertains the neighborhood. JoAnn would cook for days preparing for the annual Eldorado Saddle Club trail rides. She loved people and never met a stranger, always willing to help anyone in need. She was a devoted mother and grandmother and enjoyed spending time with her family. She had attended Brandon United Methodist Church and the Eldorado United Methodist Church. In addition to her husband Leroy, she is survived by a son, Francis Johnson, Windsor, Mo.; 3 daughters, Karen Ridenour, Windsor, Mo.; Shelia Stoneking, Leeton, Mo.; and Christin Rogers, and husband Dustin, Chilhowee, Mo.; 3 grandchildren, Patrick and Brianna Ridenour and Derrick Stoneking; 2 great-grandchildren, Kelsee and Carson Ridenour; a step-great-grandson, Aaden Paluma; 2 brothers, Charles Robbins and his wife Connie, Warrensburg, Mo.; John Melvin Robbins and his wife Lola, Windsor, Mo.; 2 sisters, Juanita Detherage and her husband Dale, Leeton, Mo., and Linda O'Neal, East Lynn, Mo.; and numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. She was preceded in death by a brother, Ralph Robbins; 2 sisters, Ruth LaRue and Mary Ellen Vansel; and a nephew, Mike Vansel. Funeral services will beThursday, June 2, 2016, at the Hadley Funeral Home, Windsor. Burial will be in the Laurel Oak Cemetery, Windsor.

JOHNSON, John Curtis
1879-1961
Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Thursday, Aug 17 1961 - Funeral services far J. C. Johnson, 81, north of Lewis Station, who died about 2:00 p. m., Aug. 2, were conducted Aug. 5, at Sickman and Dunning Funeral Home. Burial was in Calhoun Cemetery. John Curtis Johnson was born Sept. 28, 1879, at Carrollton, Mo., the fourth son of William Perry and Emma Woolverton Johnson. Mr. Johnson spent his younger years on ranches in Colorado and in the oil fields of Oklahoma. On Dec. 29, 1925, he married Veda Bowers of Calhoun which union was blessed by six children. They established their home at Morrison, Okla., and Mr. Johnson was employed with the Magnolia Oil Company. After a number of years they farmed four years in Cass County then returned to Oklahoma for a time. About 20 years ago they came to Henry County, the home since being made a mile north of Lewis. A great part of his married life was spent also as a painter and carpenter. In ill health for several years Mr. Johnson succumbed in an ambulance as he was toeing taken to the hospital. Besides his wife he leaves five daughters, Mrs. Hubert (Juanita) Hutchings, Latour, Mo., Mrs. Glenn (Wanda) Brooks, Holden, Mrs. Windle (Joan) Hatchett, Fort Supply, Okla., Mrs. Melvin (Reva) Williamson, Waverly, la., Mrs. Paul (Sylvia) Clutter, Phoenix, Ariz.; and a son, S4 John Glenn Johnson of the U S Army, Germany; 16 grandchildren; .a sister, Mrs. Irene Anderson, Corning, Calif.; a brother Eugene Johnson, Oklahoma City, Okla.; many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

JOHNSON, John Raymond
1984-2013
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jul 2 2013 - John Raymond Johnson, 29, died in Clinton on Sunday, June 2, 2013. John was born March 21, 1984, in Clinton, the son of John Eugene and Janice Kay (Littlejohn) Johnson. He worked as a technician at Clark Tire Company, Clinton. He was preceded in death by his grandmothers, Dorothy Fife and Judy Playle. Survivors include his wife, Crystal of the home; two sons, Jeremiah Eugene Johnson, and stepson, Austin Newell of Garden City; four daughters, Kassidy Ann Johnson and Ally Johnson of Deepwater, Haylee Johnson of Pittsburg, Missouri, and stepdaughter, Miley Newell of Garden City; his parents, John Johnson of Omaha, Arkansas, and Janice Rothgeb of Clinton; two brothers, Cody Johnson of Belton and Phillip Rothgeb of Pittsburg, Missouri; one sister, Victoria Johnson of Bolivar; three nieces, Kelsey, Emily and Tamara Johnson; paternal grandfather, Leamon Eugene Johnson (Sue) of Omaha, Arkansas, and step-paternal grandfather, Raymond Fife of Deepwater. Memorial services were held Thursday, June 6, at Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton.

JOHNSON, John Thomas
1845-1925
Bear Creek Cemetery, Bear Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Friday, Jul 17 1925 - John T. Johnson was born in Rock Castle County, Ky., December 23, 1843. He died at the home of his son, Lewis, on the old home place near Bear Creek church, July 7, 1925. He was at the time of his death 79 years, 6 months and 15 days of age. He was married to Nancy Lawson in 1873, who departed this life in 1881. To this union five children were born, all who preceded their father in death except one daughter, Mrs. Charlie Minich, of LaDue. In 1885 he was married to Sarah Rousch. to this union seven children were born, one dying in infancy. Those living are: Lewis C. Johnson and Aaron B. Johnson of Montrose; Mrs. Robert White of Tulon, Ill.; Mrs. George Thompson of Fort Morgan, Colo., Mrs. Herman Peninger, of Bronson, Kan.; Wesley T. Johnson died October 24, 1918. Besides these children he leaves to mourn his death, one brother, H. S. Johnson of Montrose; Mrs. A. T. Chord, of Athens, Ill.; and sixteen grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. He was a member of the Bear Creek Methodist Church and led a good, Christian life. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Alonzo Patison, of Odessa, Mo., and interment was in Bear Creek cemetery.

JOHNSON, Justin Timothy
1960-2004
Ladue Cemetery, Davis Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jul 15 2004 - Justin Timothy Johnson, son of Earl Alvin and Gloria Jean (Cook) Johnson, was born April 20, 1960, in Clinton, and died in Independence on June 27, 2004, at the age of 44 years. Tim was in marketing. Tim is survived by his wife, Andra, and one son, Zechariah, of the home; two stepdaughters, Lindsay Klassen of San Diego, California, and Briana Remer of the home; his mother, Gloria Johnson of Clinton; one sister, Valorie Moore, Raytown, and one brother, Darrell Johnson, Warrensburg. Funeral services were held at the First Assembly of God Church, Clinton, on Thursday, July 1. Burial was in LaDue Cemetery.

JOHNSON, Karen S. LOGIUDICE
1958-2011
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Apr 28 2011 - Karen Johnson, 53, Clinton, died Wednesday, April 27, 2011, at her home. Karen was born on April 20, 1958, in Kansas City, the daughter of Sam and Judith Frazier Logiudice. After graduating from Ruskin High School, Karen met and married Steven K. Johnson on September 17, 1977. Karen was employed as a dental assistant for many years before becoming disabled in March 2008. Her mother preceded Karen in death. Survivors include her husband of the home; one son, Steven Johnson II of the home; two daughters, Amber Higgins and husband, Tim, Gladstone, and Michelle Slominski and husband, Clayton, Clinton; four grandchildren, Jared Johnson Garcia of Clinton, Bailey Ann Hun of Warrensburg, Kaitlyn Slominsky of Clinton and Samantha Jo Slominsky of Clinton. She is also survived by her father; one brother, Joe Logiudice of Kansas City; two sisters, Theresa Rasnic and husband, Tom, Raymore, and Sharon Cox and husband, Robert, Raymore. Visitation will be held Saturday, April 30, at the Consalus Funeral Home in Clinton. A memorial service will follow.

JOHNSON, Katherine LEWIS
1893-1994
Osceola Cemetery, Osceola, St. Clair Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Katherine Lewis, daughter of Lawrence Henry (Harry) and Sarah Blanche Harlan Lewis, was born December 17, 1893, in Osceola. She graduated from Osceola High School in 1912 and December 18, 1912, was married to Waldo P. Johnson. To this union was born a daughter, Alice Blanche, and a son, Waldo P. III. In 1919, the Johnsons moved to Kansas City, where Mr. Johnson practiced law, and they lived there until 1936, at which time they returned to Osceola for a period of eight years. They then moved to Clinton. After World War II, they went to Yokohama, Japan, where Mr. Johnson was an attorney with the Judge Advocate Section of the Army at the War Crimes Trials. It was during this time that Mrs. Johnson took lessons from a Japanese artist and began a lifelong joy of painting. When they returned to the States, they lived in Jefferson City and Mrs. Johnson continued her painting instruction at Lincoln University. From there, they went back to Japan for a year and then she returned to Osceola, a widow, and lived there until 1992. The last three years she has resided in Rock Port. Waldo P. Johnson died January 1952. Mrs. Johnson was always active in cultural political and community affairs. She contributed to Red Cross work in both World War I and World War II. She was a member of DAR, The Twentieth Century Club, the Mary dela Vergne Club, the Tuesday Club, and the Art Guild. She was a member of the Grace United Methodist Church in Osceola. Mrs. Johnson was predeceased by her husband, her son, her daughter, one grandson, Robert L. Johnson, and one sister, Mary Harlan Willig. She is survived by one sister, Lissie L. Butcher of Osceola; four grandchildren, William W. Farmer of Rock Port, Emily J. Stone of Freeport, Fl., Waldo P. Johnson IV of Palm Desert, Ca.; and Andrew L. Johnson of Osceola; ten great-grandchildren, and several great-great-grandchildren. Graveside services were held Monday, August 8, 1994, at the Osceola Cemetery, conducted by Father Lawrence Lewis (cousin).

JOHNSON, Kenneth Earl
1947-2007
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Aug 20 2007 - Kenneth Earl Johnson, 59, Clinton, died Saturday, August 18, 2007, at his home. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, August 22, at Consalus Funeral Home with cremation to follow. He was born September 14, 1947, in Clinton, son of Dave Scott and Rena Lou Peek Johnson. He was a lifelong resident of Clinton and had worked at Zenith Specialties. He enjoyed collecting Indian artifacts and knives, watching wrestling and fishing. Preceding him in death were his parents; one sister Mary Pauline Johnson; five brothers, David Howard, Walter, Dean Orville and Art Johnson. Survivors include his wife Bonnie; one son Tommy Witt; two stepsons, Roy Kronk and wife Tammy Sue, and Troy Kronk and wife Charlene; one stepdaughter Tammy Gilbert and husband Clint; one brother Freddie Johnson; 17 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren; a nephew Ernie Haas, who he had raised as a son; plus his other nieces and nephews who he also helped raise.

JOHNSON, Kenneth Lester
1926-2013
Bear Creek Cemetery, Bear Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Apr 11 2013 - Kenneth Lester Johnson, 86, Warrensburg, died Tuesday, April 9, 2013, at Western Missouri Medical Center in Warrensburg. Ken was born December 16, 1926, in Montrose, son of Aaron Burr Johnson and Pearl Mae (Odle) Johnson. He graduated from Montrose High School and enlisted in the United States Army. He was married to Dorothy M. White on October 5, 1948, in Kansas City. The couple raised their family on their farm at Columbus. Ken eventually moved to town and was united in marriage to Audrey J. Holt on October 18, 1980, in Warrensburg. He was an auto mechanic by trade. He was a member of Grover Park Baptist Church. He enjoyed hunting in times past. He also loved camping and fishing with his wife, Audrey. Survivors include six children, Robert Johnson and wife, Anita, Kansas City, KS, Linda Acampora of Gaithersburg, MD, Diane Johnson of La Cygne, KS, Patricia Martinez of Reed Springs, Donna Rollins of Clinton and Teena Smith of Kearns, UT; two sisters, Martha Hibbs of Calhoun and Beulah Burrington of Minnesota; brother, Richard Johnson of Oak Grove; 29 grandchildren, 78 great-grandchildren, 19 great-great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Audrey; two daughters, Sharon McCoy and Carol Calhoon; three sisters, Hazel at birth, Nellie Jones and Audrey Hough, and two brothers, Jimmy Johnson and Harold Johnson. Funeral services will be Saturday, April 13, at Williams Funeral Chapel in Warrensburg. Interment will follow in Bear Creek Cemetery near LaDue.

JOHNSON, Leota TAYLOR ZEILER
1913-1992
Concord Cemetery, Chalk Level Twp, St. Clair Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Leota Taylor Johnson, eldest child of Lafe and Ethel Collins Taylor, was born February 28, 1913, in Fort Scott, Kansas. She passed away October 23, 1992, at Westwood Nursing Center in Clinton. She was the mother of nine children. Four were from her first marriage to Olen L. Zeiler. Later she married Harold W. Johnson and to this union five children were born. She was preceded in death by her parents; one brother, Max Taylor; two sons, Lester and Derrel Zeiler; two daughters, Sandra and Theresa Johnson. She is survived by her husband, Harold; two sons, Marvin Zeiler, Osceola, and Stephen Johnson, Cumberland, Rhode Island; three daughters, Barbara Littleton, Brandon, Mississippi, Sharon Chancellor, Silverton, Oregon, and Jan Parton, Portland, Oregon. Also one stepdaughter, Glenda Dody, Hermitage; four sons-in-law, Jim Littleton, Bob Chancellor, Don Parton and Ben Dody; two daughters-in-law, Mary Zeiler and Jeannie Johnson; 17 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren; four brothers, Dale, El Dorado Springs, Bill, Chuck and Gordon, Clinton; three sisters, Lois Harrelson, Raytown, Geraldine Taylor and Peggy Hetherington, Clinton. She was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church and very much looked forward to the worship services conducted by Pastor Jon Beyer every Friday morning. Leota, being the loving and caring person she was, became deeply attached to the Westwood staff who loved and cared for her. As long as she was physically able, she endeavored to assist and comfort the other residents there. She will be sadly missed by her family and friends. Funeral services were held Monday, October 26, 1992, at the Trinity Lutheran Church. Burial was in the Concord Cemetery near Lowry City.

JOHNSON, Lillie Mae KAISER LAWSON
1884-1965
Bethlehem Cemetery, Bethlehem Twp, Henry Co, MO
The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Nov 23 1965 - Funeral services for Mrs. Lillie Mae Johnson, 81, were held at Consalus Chapel Sunday, November 21, 1965. Interments was in Bethlehem Cemetery. Lillie Mae Kaiser, daughter of Gottfried and Sophia Reid Kaiser, was born in Henry County March 26, 1884, and died at her home, Route 6, Clinton, November 18 at 4:10 p.m. She spent her entire life in Henry County. She was a member of the Bethlehem Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, S. V. Johnson on March 17, 1965. Surviving are two sons, James and Howard Lawson of the home; three daughters, Mrs. Jesse Rogers, Clinton, Mrs. Sylvia Lawson, State of California and Mrs. Josephine Hudson, Centralia; three brothers, Albert Kaiser, Centralia, Joe and Fred Kaiser, Clinton; four sisters, Mrs. Mary Rogers, Mrs. Emma Land, Clinton, Mrs. Nancy K. Boyd, Centralia, and Mrs. Alice Brown, Gravette, Arkansas; 7 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren.

JOHNSON, Lina Bell DAUGHERTY NOBLE
1889-1960
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Tuesday, Oct 18 1960 - Mrs. Lina Bell Johnson, 71, a 40-year Henry County resident who lived over Western Auto Store, 202.5 W Franklin, died at 7:55 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 16, at Clinton General Hospital where she had entered the previous Friday. Mrs. Johnson, born Oct. 9, 1889 in Virginia, was the daughter of John R. and Caroline Nance Daugherty. When she was a small child, she came to Missouri with her parents and was reared at Stoutland, Mo. She married Charles W. Noble who died several years ago. They had made their home in the Deepwater vicinity. She later married Richard Johnson, who survives. She also leaves four daughters, Mesdames Helen Pricer, Marian Roberts, Faye Houk and Fern Singleton; two sons, John Noble and Charles Noble; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Dolly Jackson and Mrs. Ethel Long and their families; 20 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; many other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be Wednesday, Oct. 19, at Sickman and Dunning Funeral Home. Interment will be in the Billy Dunning cemetery west of Deepwater.

JOHNSON, Linda L. BYRD
1938-2003
Maplewood & Brownington Cemetery, Osage Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jan 27 2003 - Linda L. Johnson, 64, Kansas City, died Friday, January 24, 2003, at her home. Graveside services were held Monday, January 27, at Maplewood Cemetery in Brownington. She was born May 11, 1938, in Deepwater. She was preceded in death by her parents, Lewis W. Byrd and Frances V. Coones. She is survived by her husband, Andrew Johnson of the home and two brothers, James Byrd and wife Sandy, Stow, Ohio, and Dennis Byrd and wife Faye (obit cut)

JOHNSON, Lorraine BOND
1928-2002
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Sep 24 2002 - Lorraine Johnson, 74, Windsor, died late Sunday evening, September 22, 2002, at Windsor Health Care and Rehabilitation Center in Windsor. She was born September 14, 1928, in Sterling, Colorado, the daughter of Morris Benjamin Bond and Floetta Marie (Hammond) Bond. On September 14, 1945, in Clinton, she married Rollen Loyd Johnson, who died February 6, 1989. She was a homemaker and with her husband had raised beef cattle and milk cows on their farm near Clinton for many years. She was a member of Calvary Baptist Church, Windsor. She is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Donna and Mike Brewer, Windsor; six grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren, three step-great-grandchildren; a sister, Edith Hearn, Windsor, and numerous nieces and nephews. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by a son, Darrell Johnson; a sister, Pat Chance, and two brothers, Harold and Phil Bond. Funeral services will be Wednesday, September 25, at the Hadley Funeral Home, Windsor. Burial will be in the Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JOHNSON, Lucille THORNHILL
1906-1992
Greenton Cemetery, Lafayette Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Mrs. Lucille Thornhill Johnson, 85, passed away April 7, 1992, at John Knox East, Higginsville. Mrs. Johnson's parents, formerly of Henry County, were Rev. Hugh S. Thornhill, Sr. and Clara Gray (Parks) Thornhill. Rev. Thornhill was pastor of Calhoun Baptist Church and surrounding area churches. Grandparents were William Franklin Parks and Eunice Roberts (Jones) Parks and great-grandparents were John M. Parks and Lourana (Eddins) Parks came from Virginia with relatives of Great Tebo Settlement and were married in Henry County in 1847. Lucille Thornhill married February 23, 1930 to Lewis W. Johnson who was postmaster in Higginsville many years. Three sisters and a brother preceded her in death. She was a deaconess of the Christian Church and attended CMSU where she was a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority. She was a member of Beta Sigma Phi who was responsible in preservation of the Chapel of the Old Soldiers' Home of Higginsville and a member of the Lafayette County Historical Society. Survivors include cousins, Mrs. Wm. Bailey, Leeton, Mrs. Ethlyn, Floyd and Veryl Jones of Clinton, Mrs. Nadene Ward of Blairstown, Col. "Billy" Melvin Jones of Calhoun, Mr. Howard Bullock, Sr. of Windsor, Mr. J. W. Campbell of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, and Mrs. Lycurgus Storkey of St. Louis.

JOHNSON, Luella Mary GIESELMAN
1910-2001
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, Jul 30 2001 - Luella Mary Johnson was born August 16, 1910, in Harvell, Illinois, daughter of Henry and Christina Helena Bergschneider Gieselman. She died July 11, 2001, at her home in Independence. She was a member of the Holy Rosary Catholic Church. She worked as a cuff setter at Unitog Manufacturing before retiring. She married Hjalmer Johnson, who preceded her in death. Her parents, three brothers, Clarence, Walter and John Gieselman, and one sister, Mary Boehler, also preceded her in death. Survivors include three daughters Marie L. Grindstaff, Halfway, Christina Fletchall and husband Lewis, Independence, and Patricia Hartel and husband William, Lenexa, Kansas; seven grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren. During her later years, Luella enjoyed loving care from her many nieces and nephews. Mass of Christian Burial was held July 14 at the Holy Rosary Catholic Church. Burial was in Englewood Cemetery.

JOHNSON, Marcia Merle ASHLEY
1923-2013
ElDorado Springs Cemetery, ElDorado Springs, Cedar Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Mar 15 2013 - Marcia Merle (Ashley) Johnson, 89, El Dorado Springs, went to her heavenly home March 13, 2013. Marcia Ashley was born May 12, 1923, near Leesville in Henry County. She was the first child born to Virgil Lee (Jack) and Myrtle Opal Carleton Ashley. She spent her youth growing up on the farm living in close proximity to both her Ashley and Carleton families. She often spoke of the love she had for her Grandfather Silas Lee Ashley and how much he really loved all the grand kids. She attended Leesville grade school and graduated from Coal High School in 1942.. Marcia was the president of her graduating class, Editor-in-Chief of the yearbook, Senior Queen of the Carnival, member of the Athletic Booster Club, sang in the Christmas Cantata and Music Festival, played Aunt Paradise (the colored cook) in the Junior-Senior play "Hoodoo" and was in the play "All A Mistake". She was described in her Senior Yearbook as "The attractive blonde Senior President, very agreeable, her favorite saying being 'Oh Gump'." She and her family were very active members of Tebo Baptist Church, being especially involved in all the church music. After graduating she went to the Kansas City area to work for a short time, living with her uncle Walter Carleton. Returning to Clinton she worked for the Blue Room Restaurant, the chicken hatchery, and a dentist. She met a young man shooting baskets at Coal High School and later married this young man, Leo Amos Johnson, September 4, 1943. After the birth of her first child in 1944 she spent 34 years being the best stay-at-home mom and wife anyone could ever ask for. Having her children raised she went to work at Evan's Rexall Drug Store in El Dorado Springs where she became an irreplaceable employee for Elton Evans. Elton once told her she was the best worker and friend he had ever had. She took up painting and many of her family have some cherished memories in the form of her great artwork. Marcia and Leo loved to dance and sponsored several Teen Town events where all of the kids would be in awe of their dancing moves. They had many great friends from Clinton and El Dorado Springs they spent time with, boating on the lake, dancing, Branson vacations and many other fun things. She was a great cook, always took pride in her appearance, and was "loved" by all who met her. Some of the businesses that Marcia and Leo partnered were Johnson Brothers Hardware in Clinton, Deepwater Chrysler/Plymouth car dealership in Deepwater, Ford Motors dealership, El Dorado Springs, several used car dealerships in El Dorado Springs and Collins and pool halls in El Dorado Springs and Stockton. Marcia was a member of the First Baptist Church in Clinton and the First Baptist Church in El Dorado Springs. Marcia was preceded in death by her parents, Jack and Opal Ashley, and husband, Leo Johnson. Marcia is survived by two sisters: Glenna Hudson and Jeannie Mansfield of Calhoun; her children, Larry and wife, Sharon, Neosho, Michael Johnson of Viburnum, and Sheri and husband, Terry Proctor, El Dorado Springs; grandchildren: Renee Johnson of Neosho, Aaron Johnson of Gilbert, AZ, Benji Deckard of El Dorado Springs, Ashley and husband, Billy Daniels Jr., El Dorado Springs, and Matthew Johnson; great-grandchildren: Kaylin Johnson of Neosho and Khloe Daniels of El Dorado Springs, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, March 16, at Bland-Hackleman Chapel. Burial will be in El Dorado Springs City Cemetery.

JOHNSON, Marjorie Jane JOHNSON
1920-2011
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Aug 30 2011 - Marjorie J. Johnson, 91, Clinton, died Saturday, August 27, 2011, at the Golden Valley Memorial Hospital in Clinton. She was born on April 17, 1920, in Indiana, the daughter of Montgomery Clifton Johnson and Adah Elizabeth (Hope) Johnson. Marjorie married Denver W. Johnson on August 3, 1942, in Rantoul, Illinois, and he survives of the home. Before becoming a homemaker and devoted mother to their son, Denny, Marjorie was employed in the credit department of Montgomery Ward Department Store in Champagne, Illinois. Marjorie was a member of the Methodist faith and also an associate member of the Golden Valley Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Marjorie, Denver and Denny enjoyed traveling and vacationing throughout the United States and Canada. In addition to her husband Denver, surviving are a brother, Glenn Johnson and his wife Berniece, Stonelake, Wisconsin, and two nephews, Dennis Camden and Robert Camden, both of Kokomo, Indiana. She was preceded in death by her parents; her son Denver E. "Denny" Johnson on November 10, 2010, and two sisters, Geneva Camden and Hope Johnson. Graveside services and interment will be Thursday, September 1, at Clinton Memory Gardens Cemetery in Clinton.

JOHNSON, Martha Matilda ODLE
1898-1994
Montrose Cemetery, Montrose, Deepwater Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Martha Matilda Johnson, 96, formerly of Montrose, passed away early Thursday morning, March 22, 1994 at Golden Valley Hospital. Martha was the eldest of seven children born to James and Henrietta (Scheele) Odle around the Tightwad and Coal area. She attended school at Coal. May 30, 1919, she was united in marriage to Lewis C. Johnson and they lived most of their lives in the Bear Creek community northeast of Montrose. Three sons were born to this union. Louis of Raytown, Marvin of Montrose, and Ralph of Bella Vista, Ark. Martha was a member of the Montrose CP and United Methodist Church and Olive Branch Chapter 157 of the Eastern Star and a charter member of the Bear Creek Community Club for nearly 50 years. She also served many years as president to the Bear Creek Cemetery Association and was, at one time the Bear Creek Township tax collector. One of her great loves was to cook and sew. At the age of 90, she hand quilted a quilt which won a blue ribbon at a neighboring fair. She remained active in her church and community affairs up until the last year of her long and beautiful life. Preceding her in death were her parents, her husband, one brother and three sisters. Survivors include her three sons along with the faithful wives; Louis and Elsie, Marvin and Nettie, Ralph and Mona; two sisters, Ruby Johnson of Clinton, Opal Mueller of Carter Lake, Ia.; seven grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren and one four week old great-great-grandson. Martha will be greatly missed by her family and friends. Funeral services were held Saturday, March 26, 1994 at Montrose Cumberland Presbyterian United Methodist Church. Burial was in the Montrose Cemetery.

JOHNSON, Marvin E.
1904-1993
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Marvin E. Johnson was born November 28, 1904 in Florence, Mo., the son of Andrew and Mary (Combs) Johnson. He passed away December 5, 1993 at his home in Clinton at the age of 89. Marvin was married to Helyn Parkhurst and to this union two children were born. Marvin had lived in Clinton for the past 54 years. He was the owner and operator of the Clinton Butter Company, retiring in the early 1970s. He is survived by his wife Helyn, of the home; one daughter, Patricia Oberkrom, and one son, Mikel Johnson, both of Clinton; four grandsons, Barry Oberkrom, Lenexa, Ks., John Oberkrom, Ft. Worth, Tx., Kent Oberkrom, Clinton, and Ben Johnson, Clinton; seven great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Graveside services were held Tuesday, December 7, 1993 at Englewood Cemetery. Services were under direction of Consalus Funeral Home.

JOHNSON, Marvin Lee "Whistle"
1922-2004
Bear Creek Cemetery, Bear Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Apr 23 2004 – Marvin L. "Whistle" Johnson, 81, Montrose, died Wednesday, April 21, 2004, at University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, Kansas. He is survived by his wife, Nettie K. Johnson of the home; two daughters, Shirley Jordan, Deepwater, and Pat Schleicher, Kansas City; two brothers, Louis Johnson, Raytown, and Ralph Johnson, Bella Vista, Arkansas. Funeral services will be Saturday, April 24, at the United Presbyterian-Methodist Church, Montrose with burial in Montrose Cemetery.

JOHNSON, Mary Frances GOODENOUGH
1926-2013
Appleton City Cemetery, Appleton City, St. Clair Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Mar 11 2013 - Mary Frances Johnson, 86, daughter of Ernest E. and Maude M. (Chiles) Goodenough, was born September 14, 1926, in Montrose. She died March 10, 2013, in Butler. Mary married Harold Johnson on February 24, 1948, in Butler. In 1961, they moved to Windsor where they lived until 1964, then they returned to Montrose where she stayed home to be a homemaker and farm wife and raise their son, Larry. Mary completed courses at Kansas City Secretarial College. Mary was preceded in death by her father, Ernest, in 1966; her mother, Maude, in 1960; her husband, Harold, on January 8, 1991, and her brother, Ray Goodenough on February 10, 1986. Survivors include her son, Larry Johnson and wife, Effie; one grandson, Aaron Johnson and wife, Annie; one granddaughter, Cynthia Wade and husband, Bryan; two great-grandsons, Nathan Wade and Mason Johnson, and two great-granddaughters, Caitlin Wade and Bailea Johnson. Funeral services will be held at Hill and Son Funeral Home in Appleton City on Thursday, March 14. Interment will be in Appleton City Cemetery.

JOHNSON, Mary KYGER
1920-2007
High Ridge Cemetery, Stanberry, Gentry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jan 18 2007 - Mary Johnson, 86, Webster City, Iowa, died Monday, January 15, 2007, at Southfield Wellness Community at Webster City. Graveside services will be held Saturday, January 20, at High Ridge Cemetery at Stanberry, Missouri. Arrangements by Foster Funeral and Cremation Center, Webster City, Iowa. Mary Lorraine Johnson, daughter of Richard and Kathhryn Ballard Kyger, was born February 14, 1920, at Stanberry. She had received a BA in education. On August 17, 1941, she married Donald W. Johnson at Stanberry. The couple resided at Clinton. She was a homemaker. He died February 4, 2006. Mrs. Johnson is survived by daughters and sons-in-law, Katherine and Mike Sartain of Kansas City, and Betty and Rod Ruppel of Webster City; five grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren. She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority.

JOHNSON, Mary Myrtle WHITE
1911-2005
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jan 13 2006 - Mary Myrtle (White) Johnson, third of six children of William C. White and Anna Pearl (Sheaffer) White, was born July 31, 1911, in Calhoun. She died December 21, 2005, in Panama City, Florida, at the age of 94 years. During her childhood the family resided in Harrisonville, Arkansas, and Olathe, Kansas, returning to Missouri in 1927, where she attended high schools in Calhoun and Clinton. On March 6, 1932, she married Charles Wesley Johnson. In 1948, they purchased a grocery store on Allen Street in Clinton where Mary managed the store while husband Charles ran a bulk gasoline operation for Cities Service Oil Company. In 1950, they sold the store and moved to a home on Orchard Street in Clinton. Two years later, Charles joined brother Arlie in the operation of Johnson Brother's Hardware on the Clinton Square. Charles preceded Mary in death on September 2, 1983. Also preceding her in death were her parents; two brothers, Beryl White and Howard White, and three sisters, Loretta Clements, Beulah Hascall and Faye McElwain. Mary was grateful for the music talent the Lord gave her and following Charles' death, worked to improve her piano-playing skills. For the next 20 years Mary volunteered to play piano almost every day at a variety of locations. She organized and led a senior center kitchen band in Clinton for several years, often entertaining at area nursing homes and enjoyed playing for Sunday services at Drakes Chapel Methodist Church near Clinton during the years of 1999 to 2000. Mary joined the Christian Church of Olathe, Kansas, in 1923, later joined the congregation of Good Hope Baptist Church outside of Clinton and finally moved her membership to the First Baptist Church in Clinton. She was a member of the CCS Club and was involved with several bridge, pinochle and canasta clubs. Mary is survived by her daughter Velma Fern Anders and husband Harold, Sedalia, and son Donald L. Johnson and wife Beth, Panama City Beach, Florida. Grandchildren include Garry Anders of Odessa, Marilyn (Anders) Rogel of Olathe, Kansas, Karen (Anders) Harris of Kansas City and Kent Wesley Johnson of Kansas City, Kansas. Mary was blessed with 11 great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren. Also surviving Mary is her double-cousin, Louise (White) Purnell of Kansas City, who was like a sister to her. Funeral services were held at Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton, Tuesday, December 27. Interment was in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JOHNSON, Mary Pauline
1941-1995
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Mary Pauline Johnson was born September 29, 1941, in Clinton, the daughter of David and Rena (Peeks) Johnson. She died Friday, October 13, 1995, at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City at the age of 54. Miss Johnson was a lifelong Clinton resident, graduating from Clinton High School. For a number of years she was a cook for the Apache Inn Restaurant. She also worked for a time at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital in the Dietary Department. She is survived by five brothers, Orville Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Fred Johnson and Kenneth Johnson, all of Clinton, and Walter Johnson of Ridgley; also 18 nieces and nephews, six of whom she raised, and a great-nephew, Ernie, that she raised, and several other great-nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by two brothers, David and Eugene. Funeral services were Tuesday, October 17, at the Consalus Chapel, Clinton. Following cremation, burial was in Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery.

JOHNSON, May Arlington LaHUE
1895-1947
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Henry County Democrat, Clinton MO, Thursday, Apr 10 1947 - The funeral services for the late Mrs. Morton Johnson were at the Methodist Church Saturday afternoon. The interment was in Englewood Cemetery. Mrs. May Johnson, 616 East Jefferson Street, died at the Wetzel Hospital, Wednesday, April 2, at 11:45 p.m. of burns received in the disaster of the Brown Manufacturing Company. Mrs. Johnson was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. LaHue. She was born near Clinton on October 13, 1895. She was married to Morton C. Johnson on September 29, 1915. He preceded her in death August 2, 1945. To this union were born two children; Mrs. Barbara Vilhauer of Wichita, Kansas and Earl of the home. Others surviving are a granddaugher, Barbara Ann Vilhauer; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. LaHue, and the following brothers and sisters, Walter Lahue, Mrs. Thomas H. Smith and Mrs. Claude Williamson all of Clinton, Mrs. Charles Organ, Mrs. Ralph Baldwin and Marshall LaHue, of Kansas City, Arthur LaHue of Cameron, Mo., and Bernice LaHue of St. Louis, Mo.

JOHNSON, Mikel Jerome
1947-2010
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Feb 15 2011 - Mikel Jerome Johnson, son of Marvin Emmett and Helyn Louise (Parkhurst) Johnson, was born September 18, 1947, in Clinton. He died at his home in Clinton on December 24, 2010, at the age of 63 years. Mike was married to Nancy Gayle (Harrison) Johnson. He served in the United States Army, serving in Vietnam. He was a Presbyterian. He was an Eagle Scout. He was a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. He graduated from Missouri Valley College in Marshall with a degree In Business Administration and Political Science. Mike was preceded in death by his parents, Marvin and Helyn, and one sister, Pat Oberkrom. He is survived by his wife, Gayle of the home; one son, Ben Johnson and wife, Amanda, and a granddaughter, Maleah, all of Liberty; three nephews, Barry Oberkrom of Shawnee, Kansas, Kent Oberkrom of Clinton and John Oberkrom of Arlington, Texas; nine great-nieces and nephews and a cousin, Richard Parkhurst of Sedalia. Funeral services were held at Vansant-Mills Chapel on Tuesday, December 28. Interment was in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JOHNSON, Myrtle E. ELLIOTT
1915-2008
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jan 21 2008 - Myrtle E. Johnson, 92, Warrensburg and formerly of rural Windsor, died late Saturday evening, January 19, 2008, at Bristol Manor Nursing Home, Warrensburg. She was born December 19, 1915, southeast of Green Ridge, the daughter of Emmett John Elliott and Lea Esther (Atwood) Elliott. She was baptized at an early age to the Christian faith. She married William Eugene Johnson on June 12, 1937, in Windsor and he preceded her in death on June 17, 1981. They lived in the Green Ridge and Windsor area their entire married life, settling on the family farm near Windsor in 1949. She was a very active farm housewife and devoted her life to helping her family and friends when or wherever she was needed. She was active for many years in the Windsor 4-H Club when her family was growing up; was also a member of the WPFA Farm Club and was involved with her husband in the National Farmers Organization and the Eldorado Saddle Club. She enjoyed her many flowers and making quilts for her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was a charter member of the Green Ridge Presbyterian Church, Green Ridge. Survivors include two sons, Leroy Johnson and Ronald Johnson, both of Windsor; two daughters, Wanda Kreisel, Warrensburg, and Arlene Woolery, Windsor; 15 grandchildren, 28 great-grandchildren, nine great-great-grandchildren and numerous nieces, nephews and friends. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by a daughter Marjorie Lea Goodrick; a grandson, John David Goodrick; four brothers, Bill Elliott, Daniel Elliott, Emory Elliott, Max Elliott; four sisters, Kathryn Miller, Mary Sanders, Leona Sanders and Bernice Pahlow. Funeral services will be Wednesday, January 23, at Hadley Funeral Home, Windsor. Burial will be in Laurel Oak Cemetery, Windsor.

JOHNSON, Nancy Adeline LAMBERT
1865-1946
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Thursday, May 30 1946 - Nancy Adeline Johnson, daughter of John and Mary Campbell Lambert, was born Sept. 1, 1865 and died at the Owens' Nursing Home in Clinton, May 22, 1946. She was born at Pattonsburg, Mo., but lived the most of her life in and around Clinton. Her late residence was on North Water Street. She was united in marriage to Caleb Johnson, who survives her, with the six children as follows: Mrs. Martha Beelor, Clinton; Mrs. Alice Meyers Shelton of Washington; Harley, William and Cornelius Johnson of Clinton, and Homer of Coal. Funeral services were conducted Saturday, May 25 at the Wilkinson Funeral Home. Burial was in Englewood.

JOHNSON, Nancy Eugenia BOWSER
1917-1998
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, Jan 9 1998 - Nancy Eugenia Johnson, 80, Clinton, died Thursday, January 8, 1998, at Clinton Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday, January 12, at First Baptist Church of Clinton. Mrs. Johnson will lie in state from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. Sunday at the Consalus Funeral Home, Clinton. Mrs. Johnson was born October 15, 1917, in Henry County, the daughter of John E. and Nancy Murphy Bowser. On September 13, 1936, in Warrensburg, she married Arlie Johnson, who survives of the home. Mrs. Johnson was a lifelong resident of the Clinton area. She was a homemaker and a member of the First Baptist Church of Clinton. In addition to her husband, Arlie, she is survived by four sons, Jerry Johnson, Lee's Summit, Arlie Johnson, Jr., Leawood, Kansas, John C. Johnson, Clinton, and Jim Johnson, Blue Springs; three daughters, Janet Newman, Jo Ann Westendorff and Judy Barnes, all of Clinton; 16 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one sister and five brothers.

JOHNSON, Noel Eugene
1906-1997
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Noel Eugene Johnson, 90, Clinton, died Sunday, May 25, 1997, at the Golden Valley Memorial Hospital, Clinton. Funeral services were Tuesday, May 27, at the Anderson Funeral Home, Clinton, with burial in Englewood Cemetery. Mr. Johnson was born December 23, 1906, in Henry County, the eldest son of Fred and Leta Johnson. He joined the Mt. Gilead Church in 1916 at the age of nine. After graduation from Clinton High School, he worked at the Lingle Bag Company in Clinton, and during World War II at Pratt-Whitney, Kansas City. He worked as chief operator of the Water Plant and retired from the Missouri Public Service Company in 1971. Preceded in death by his father, mother and brother, Clifford, he is survived by his wife of 66 years, Gladys K. Johnson of the home; his brother, Denver Johnson and wife Marge, and his sister Doris Mansfield, all of Clinton; as well as several nieces, nephews and cousins.

JOHNSON, Orville Henry
1929-1997
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Orville Henry Johnson died Saturday, September 20, 1997, at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital in Clinton at the age of 62 years, five months and 19 days. He was born March 31, 1929, In Deepwater, the son of Dave and Lourena Peek Johnson. He was raised in the Clinton area and spent most of his life here. He was employed as a chicken hatchery truck driver for many years, later moving to Kansas City. He worked for McCall's Gas Station for several years. On November 11, 1989, he was united in marriage to Henrietta Brock. He is survived by two sons, Mike Johnson, California, Mo., and Dale Johnson, Leeton; three daughters, Kay Stephens, Clinton, Katie Johnson and Melissa Johnson, both of Eldon; two stepsons, Roy Johnson and Bobby Johnson, and two stepdaughters, Beverly Sizemore and Dorothy Blevins, all of Clinton; four brothers, Freddy Johnson and Kenneth Johnson, both of Clinton, Walter Johnson, Kansas City, and Arthur Lee Johnson of the state of California; 10 grandchildren, four great-grandchildren, nine step-grandchildren and three step-great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, one daughter, Linda Steward, two brothers, David and Eugene Johnson, and one sister, Mary Johnson. Funeral services were held Tuesday, September 23, at Consalus Chapel, Clinton. Burial was in Clinton Memory Gardens Cemetery.

JOHNSON, Owsley M.
1860-1905
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
The Windsor Review, Windsor MO, Thursday, Jun 29 1905 - Owsley M. Johnson, one of Pettis county's best citizens, died on Thursday, June 22, 1905, as the result of a paralytic stroke. Mr. Johnson was born October 24, 1860, three miles northeast of Windsor, and at the time of his death was in his forty-fifth year. He was sick only four days. Stricken suddenly on Sunday, June 18th, and died the following Thursday. He was conscious only a few hours after he was stricken down. Mr. Johnson was married October 8, 1902, to Miss Nellie Crose. There was one child born of this union, a boy only seven months old. Mr. Johnson leaves father, four sisters and one brother to mourn their loss. He was a loving husband, kind neighbor and a useful citizen. The funeral was conducted Saturday, June 24th at 10 o'clock at Laurel Oak Cemetery amid a great concourse of Sympathizing friends.

JOHNSON, Pearl May ODLE
1903-1972
Bear Creek Cemetery, Bear Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Eye, Clinton, MO, Apr 27 1972 - Pearl May Johnson of Calhoun, Missouri, died April 9, 1972 at the age of 68, at Resthaven, Windsor, Missouri, where, due to poor health, she has made her home in the last three years. Pearl was born October 12, 1903, at Coal, Mo., the daughter of James W. and Henrietta Odle. She was converted and united in the Presbyterian Church at an early age, later transferring her membership to the Bear Creek Methodist Church. Later she moved her membership to the Calhoun church where she was making her home. Pearl was united in marriage to Aaron Johnson on December 25, 1919. To this union nine children were born. Aaron and an infant daughter preceded her in death. Also two sisters, Hilda McMillian and Leona Dickey. She leaves four sons: James, Windsor; Harold, Appleton City; Kenneth, Centerview; and Richard, Oak Grove. Four daughters: Nellie Jones, Kansas City; Audrie Hough, Independence; Beulah Burrington, St. Paul, Mn.; and Martha Hibbs, Calhoun. Three sisters: Martha Johnson, Montrose; Ruby Johnson, Clinton; Opal Mueller, Walnut, Ia.; and one brother, George Odle, Atlantic, Ia. Twenty-eight grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren, numerous relatives and a host of friends also survive. Funeral services were held Tuesday, April 11, at Vansant Chapel with burial in Bear Creek Cemetery.

JOHNSON, Phoebe Josephine LEVINE BAKER
1893-1975
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
The Kansas City Times, Kansas City MO, Wednesday, Jan 8 1975 - Mrs. Phoebe Josephine Johnson, 81, of 8418 Wabash, died Sunday at the General Hospital. She was born in Hurricane Lake, N.D., and had lived here for two years. She was a Baptist. She leaves two sons, Harold E. Baker, Topeka, and Russell R. Baker, Pleasanton, Tex.; two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Ruth Arnold of the home and Mrs. Bertha I. Moulder Holmes, 1844 Maddi; a brother, George Levine, Manning, Alberta; four sisters, Mrs. Alberta Reeves, Spirit River, Alberta, Mrs. Nettie Tupper, Surrey, British Columbia, Mrs. Alice Schilling, Peace River, Alberta, and Mrs. Doroty Martin, De Land, Fla.; eight grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren and 3 great-great-grandchildren. Services will be Wednesday at the Sickman-Dunning and Fisher Chapel; burial in Englewood Cemetery, both in Clinton, Mo.

JOHNSON, Randall Kirby "Randy"
1960-2007
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Nov 21 2007 - Randall Kirby "Randy" Johnson, 47, Deepwater, was born April 16, 1960, in Harrisonville, the son of Kirby Hugh Johnson and Judith Ann (Sims) Krell, and died Thursday, November 15, 2007, at Western Missouri Medical Center, Warrensburg. On May 31, 1986, he married Mary Elizabeth Eft in Garden City. He was a Machinist's Mate for the United States Navy for 17 years until his retirement. He was a 1978 graduate of Sherwood Cass R-8 High School, Creighton, and a member of the New Covenant Fellowship, Garden City. He had grown up in Garden City. He was preceded in death by his wife Mary, on June 30, 1997; maternal grandparents, Leslie and Irene Sims; paternal grandparents, Coburn Johnson and Maxine Gordon; one cousin Kimberly Sims. He is survived by his mother and stepfather, Judy and Dan Krell, Deepwater; his father and stepmother, Kirby and Lorrie Johnson, Amoret; one daughter Melissa Rose Johnson, Waterloo, Illinois; two brothers, Rick Johnson, Waterloo, Illinois, and David Johnson, Kansas City; two sisters, Donna Hartzler, Kansas City, and Rhonda Stoll, Windsor; other relatives and many friends. Funeral services were Monday. November 19, at Dickey Funeral Home, Garden City.

JOHNSON, Ruby Faye ODLE
1905-1998
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, May 5 1998 - Ruby Faye Johnson, 92, Clinton, died Saturday morning, April 25, 1998, at her home. Ruby was born May 11, 1905, daughter of James W. and Nellie Henrietta Odle, one of seven children. She was born in Coal where she attended school and the Presbyterian Church. On November 5, 1924, she was united in marriage to Walter H. Johnson by Rev. A. N. Lindsay. To this union four children were born. They lived on Walter's farm in the Bear Creek community near Montrose. They lived there until 1958 when they moved to their home in Clinton where Ruby lived until her death. Ruby was a member of Bear Creek Methodist Church until the mid '80s when it closed, then became a member of the Clinton United Methodist Church. She loved children and was a 4-H leader for over 20 years. A member of Rebekah Lodge, she did volunteer work at the hospital until her health failed. She was a familiar face to many people, as she worked at the Mattingly's store and later was a cashier at Apache Inn. She was preceded in death by her husband, Walter, in 1965; a daughter-in-law, Betty, in 1977; her parents; a brother and four sisters. Surviving are her sons, Walter Jr. and wife, Louise, Willard, Wayne and wife, Norman and a daughter, Mary Evelyn Hendrick and husband, Clifford; nine grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. She is also survived by a sister, Opal Mueller of Carter Lake, Iowa, as well as nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at the Vansant-Mills Chapel, Tuesday, April 28. Burial was in the Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Clinton.

JOHNSON, Ruby Louise PARKS
1931-2020
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Ruby Louise (Parks) Johnson, 89, Clinton passed away on November 23, 2020 at Research Medical in Kansas City, MO. Funeral service will be held at Vansant Mills Funeral Home in Clinton, Missouri on Friday November 27, 2020. Burial at Clinton Memory Gardens, Clinton Missouri. Ruby Louise (Parks) Johnson, was born November 18, 1931 to Roscoe and Ninnie Parks. Louise married Walter Hiram Johnson, Jr. on June 1, 1949 and together they had 2 children Linda and Lane. As a young girl she was involved with 4-H. In later years she loved to paint, make quilts and tend her garden. Louise was always active in the Methodist Church and women’s Hope and Faith Club. Her faith in God was never questioned. She was a caregiver to many people over the years, and she leaves behind many friends whose lives have been enriched by her gentle kindness. She was preceded in death by her husband Walter, her parents and one sister Charlene Wetzel. Surviving Louise is one brother, Dale Parks, Clinton, Missouri; her children Linda McSparin, Charleston West Virginia, Lane Johnson (Diana), Clinton Missouri, 6 grandchildren Valerie McSparin, Lexington, Kentucky, Erin Jacobs (Ben) Breinigsville, Pennsylvania; Clint Johnson, Clinton Missouri; Caleb Johnson (Jill) Ozark, Missouri; Amy Wirsig (Jared) Lees Summit Missouri; Krystal Phipps (Kevin), Wentzville, Missouri. 12 great grandchildren Jacob, Liam and Maggie Asbury, Bear and Evie Jacobs, Rhianne and Remington Johnson, Macey Packard (Jon), Jackson and Lily Wirsig, Kody Rhoades and Karley Kirk. 1 great-great grandson Lochland. Louise also leaves behind several nieces and nephews and so many friends. She will be missed dearly by all.

JOHNSON, Russell Morris
1933-2011
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Russell Morris Johnson, son of Seth and Martha (Curtis) Johnson, died Sunday, February 13, 2011, at the age of 77. He was born August 21, 1933, on a farm near Hornick, Iowa, the son of Seth Wallace and Martha Blanch (Curtis) Johnson. Russell lived his life to the fullest being a quiet and gentle, yet very deep loving person. Always honest and "fixing" anything fixable, computers and yard work having been among his later passions. He attended Hornick Public School (Hornick, Iowa) K-12th grade, graduating from Hornick High School in 1951. He was drafted into the U.S. Army in 1953 and attained the rank of Corporal, being honorably discharged in 1955. He attended Iowa State University of Ames, Iowa, studying Agricultural Engineering. January 9, 1955, he was united in marriage to Wilda Kruckenberg. This union was blessed with two sons, Jeffrey and Craig; two daughters, Susan and Sara. At his death, he and Wilda had enjoyed 56 happily married years together. Russell worked in construction, moving dirt most of his working years. He was a "precision" dragline operator. However, during the years of 1965 until 1970 he was employed by Knox Gelatin, Sgt. Bluff, Iowa. In 1971 he established a dirt excavation business of his own. He continued this successful business until he was electrocuted in June 1985. He is survived by his wife, Wilda of the home; two sons, Jeffrey Johnson of Onawa, Iowa, and Craig and wife, Cindy Johnson, Longview, Texas; two daughters, Susan Smith of Clinton and Sara Lantz of Twin Falls, Idaho; three grandsons, Mark Johnson, James and wife, Kim Johnson, and Kyle Lantz; one granddaughter, Jennifer Lantz; three step-grandsons, Chad, Clay and wife, Abby Smith, Matt and wife. Heather Smith; also one great-grandson, Aiden Johnson; one brother, Waren and wife, Evonne, Colorado Springs, Colorado; three sisters, Wanda Uhlmann, South Beloit, Illinois, Joan and husband, John Fick of Danbury, Iowa, and Patty Villa of Reseda, California; brothers-in-law, Lyle Copenhaver, Hinton, Iowa, Bill Nelson, Alta, Iowa, and sister-in-law, Lillian Tegels of Story City, Iowa, along with many nieces, nephews and friends. Preceding him in death were his parents; two sisters, Clarice Alexander and Margie Copenhaver; brothers-in-law, William Alexander, Howard Uhlmann, Delmor Kruckenberg and Leonard Tegels; also sisters-in-law, Emma Kruckenberg, Nina Beck and Adeline Nelson. Russell served in the capacity of both deacon/elder and as trustee in the Lutheran church. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Clinton, a devout Christian who lived his life as the Christian he was. Funeral services were held at Trinity Lutheran Church, Clinton, on Thursday, February 17. Interment was in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JOHNSON, Sarah Ellen
1961-2009
Sarah E. Johnson, age 47 of Clinton, Missouri passed away Thursday, October 1, 2009 in Chilhowee, Missouri. Funeral services will be Tuesday, October 6, 2009 at Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton. Cremation will follow the service. Sarah was born in Kansas City, Missouri. She was a C.N.A. at the Appleton City Nursing Home for nine years. She is survived by her companion of 20 years, Willie Oliver; two sons, Dale Lee Oliver and Willie J. Oliver and two daughters, Jamie Oliver and Chelsea Oliver, all of the home; one brother, Dale Johnson and wife, Shirley of Kansas City, Missouri and 1/2 sister, Hazel Humphrey of Independence, Missouri and one granddaughter, Erica Collins.

JOHNSON, Sis
n/a-1905
Hendrick Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Blairstown Missouri, Feb 11 1905 - Aunt Sis Johnson died at the home of her daughter last Tuesday at 12 o'clock. She had been sick only a short time with pnbeumonia, but many think she was hurried off by an abcess on her neck. Buried in Hendrix cemetery.

JOHNSON, Squire DeOes
1914-1999
Clinton Daily Democrat, Oct 4 1999 - Squire DeOes Johnson, son of the late Armer and Lulu Mae (Eaglin) Johnson, was born on November 23, 1914, at Clarks, Louisiana, and departed this life on September 13, 1999, at the Harry S. Truman VA Medical Center in Columbia. He had attained the age of 84 years, nine months and 20 days. He had lived in Collins since 1969 and was formerly of Bend, Oregon, and Fremont, Missouri. He was a self-employed cattle farmer, a captain in the United States Army Air Force and a veteran of World War II. He was of the Baptist Faith and enjoyed spending time at his computer, fishing, hunting, bird watching and was a camera buff. Survivors include four brothers, Woodrow Johnson, Bert E. Johnson, Charles L. Johnson, all of Collins, and Delano Johnson of Clinton, and many other relatives and friends who will mourn his passing.

JOHNSON, Thelma Marguerite MILLER
1910-2015
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
Thelma Marguerite Johnson, 105, of Warrensburg, Missouri, passed away Friday morning, October 9, 2015, at Warrensburg Manor Care Center, Warrensburg, Mo. Thelma Marguerite Miller was born on January 23, 1910 in Benton County, Mo., the daughter of Charles Marion Miller and Eleanor (Wilson) Miller. On November 5, 1930 she married Emmett Wendell Johnson in Calhoun, Mo. They resided near Windsor, Mo., where their 2 children were born and raised. In 1950 they moved to Kansas City, Missouri, remaining there until 1965 when they moved to a farm near Centerview, Mo. Following her husband Emmett's death on January 25, 1981 she remained on the farm, living independently until April 1, 2010. Her son, Emmett Junior Johnson, passed away on August 31, 1998. She is survived by a daughter, Shirley Whitworth and husband Raymond of Warrensburg; a daughter-in-law, Zella Lou Johnson of Independence, Mo.; 5 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren and several great, great grandchildren along with several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Monday, October 12, 2015, at the Hadley Funeral Home, Windsor. Burial will be in the Laurel Oak Cemetery, Windsor.

JOHNSON, Theta Louise WILLIAMS
1907-1972
Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Theta Louise Johnson, eldest daughter of Earl and Clara Williams was born near Roseland July 29, 1907. She departed this life Feb. 15, 1972 at Wetzel Hospital. She had spent most of her life in Henry County. On August 7, 1929 she was married to Wayne Johnson of Thrush community where they had since made their home. To this union was born one son, William Earl, who died in early childhood and one daughter, Mrs. Bonnie Thompson. She professed her faith in Christ at an early age and was a member of Mt. Olivet Baptist Church and later transferred her membership to Mt. Gilead Baptist Church. Although ill for the past few years she bore her suffering with patience and without complaint. She was a devoted wife and mother. She is survived by her husband Wayne of the home, and the daughter Mrs. Bonnie Thompson and son-in-law Jim Thompson, also 2 grandchildren, Larry and Debby Thompson of rural Clinton. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Josephine Knight of Sedalia, and Miss Aileen Williams of Phoenix, Arizona; four brothers, Robert Williams of rural Calhoun, Alonzo Williams of Raytown, Leo M. Williams of Paola, Kansas, Roger Williams of Minneapolis, Minnesota and a host of nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held Thursday, February 17 at Consalus Chapel. Burial was in Calhoun Cemetery, Calhoun, Mo.

JOHNSON, Thomas D.
1872-1936
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Thomas D. Johnson died at his home about three miles southeast of Calhoun at 3:20 p.m. Sunday, February 23. Always healthy and full of vitality, Mr. Johnson had never suffered a serious illness in his life until he contracted pneumonia several days prior to his death. Friday of last week his physician said he was better, and Saturday he was visibly improved, but Sunday about noon he suddenly took worse and sank rapidly until death took him. Mr. Johnson, was born October 24, 1872, in Franklin County, Missouri, and came to Henry County about 55 years ago. He was reared and educated near Clinton, was married to Miss Donie Jones November 8, 1894, at Coal. They went to Oklahoma, where he farmed 22 years, then returned to Missouri where he operated grocery stores at Hortense, Chalk Level in St. Clair County, and Gaines successively. He then moved to Clinton where he found a good business as painter and paperhanger. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson had lived on the Poague farm east of Clinton the past several years but shortly after Christmas moved to a farm near Calhoun, where he planned to raise cows and chickens and live in quiet peace. He enjoyed the grocery business also his painting and paperhanging. His wife was in ill health for many years, and during all her sickness he gave her devoted care. Four children of the five given Mr. and Mrs. Johnson's union are left to comfort their mother. They are: Alva and Hugh Johnson, Clinton; Mrs. J. A. Panter, Adair, Okla., and Mrs. Fern Helm, Kansas City, all of whom were here for the funeral. There are also five grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: J. H. Johnson, near Thrush, W. E. Johnson and Mrs. C. W. Lawler, East Franklin street, Clinton; Fred Johnson, South Main, Clinton; Charles Johnson, Dubuque, Iowa; Mrs. Logan Hostin, near Hortense, and Mrs. Lena Corum, Garland. All were here except the brother from Iowa. W. E. Johnson was unable to attend the funeral as he had been confined with a deep cold. Funeral services were held at the Consalus-Peck Funeral Home Tuesday. Nephews were pall bearers and burial was at Englewood Cemetery.

JOHNSON, Ulysses Sidney
1868-1935
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
U. S. Johnson died at his home ten miles west of Clinton at 12:45 p.m. Monday after a long illness. He was tenderly cared for by his loved ones during his last illness. Ulysses Sidney Johnson was the youngest son of Elias and Eunice Johnson, born January 13, 1868, in Schyler county, Ill., being 67 years, 5 months and 4 days of age at the time of his death. At the age of four, he moved with his parents to Missouri where he grew to manhood. September 10, 1903, he was united in marriage to Miss Addie Myrtle Loveall. To this union three children were given: one daughter and two sons, Mrs. Clarence Barth of Urich; Archie, residing near home; and Hugh of the home; they with five grandchildren are left to comfort their mother and grandmother. A sister, Mrs. Frank Crissman, of Colony, Okla., also survives. He united with the Mt. Carmel Cumberland Presbyterian church when he was 24 years old. Later transferred his membership to the Hopewell Cumberland Presbyterian church, of which he was an elder. He was a high type citizen, and with his beloved wife, they walked hand in hand, enjoying the companionship of one another and guiding their children in the paths of righteousness, seeing that they had the best life has to offer - that of the influence and love of a fine Christian home, church relationship, and an opportunity for a good education. These children today reflect in their lives what this influence has meant to them and they have taken their places of trust and honor. Mr. Johnson was a good farmer and enjoyed working close to nature. As a neighbor he was ever ready to do a kindly act, as a friend he always stood by and as a husband and parent he was unexcelled. The funeral service was conducted at his late home Tuesday afternoon. His body was laid in Englewood.

JOHNSON, Veda Eudora BOWERS
1901-1997
Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Veda Eudora Johnson, 95, formerly of Calhoun, died February 3. 1997, at the Pleasant Hill Health Care Center. Funeral services will be held Thursday, February 6, at the Anderson Funeral Home. Clinton, with burial in the Calhoun Cemetery. She was born December 11, 1901, on a farm near Calhoun to Oscar Green and Susan Frances Ford Bowers. She attended the country school of Merritt and Calhoun High School. As a young girl she accepted Christ and became a member of the Church of the Brethren in Leeton. On December 29, 1925, she married John Curtis Johnson in Clinton. They were the parents of six children. During their married life they lived first in Missouri and then Oklahoma. They moved back to Missouri in March 1940 and lived near Lewis Station. Mr. Johnson died August 2, 1961. She then moved to Calhoun where she lived until entering the Pleasant Hill Healthcare Center in April 1995. She was preceded in death by her husband, her parents, three grandsons, four sisters and three brothers. She is survived by one brother, Omar Garland Bowers of California; her six children. Juanita Hutchings of Latour, Wanda Brooks of Holden, Joan Hatchett of Fort Supply, Oklahoma, Reva Williamson of Fort Collins, Colorado, John Johnson of Gower, and Sylvia Clutter of Belton. Also surviving are her 22 grandchildren, 31 great-grandchildren and one great-great-granddaughter, as well as several nieces and nephews.

JOHNSON, Wade Hampton Rev.
1879-1954
Urich Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Rev. W. Johnson, Dies; Well-Known Minister, County Pastor Had Held Revivals in Twenty-Six States - The Rev. Wade Hampton Johnson, well-known Henry County minister who once trained 140 personal workers for the evangelist Billy Sunday, died Thursday at 4:30 p.m., at his home in Deepwater. Rev. Johnson would have been 75 on May 12. He had been in ill health for several years but had been bedfast only since Saturday. Funeral services have been scheduled for Sunday at the First Baptist Church in Clinton. Wilkinson Funeral Home is in charge. Rev. Johnson was born in Cass County, six miles west of Creighton, the next to the youngest of nine children of Pryar and Sarah Jane Johnson Matisan. Rev. Johnson moved, at the age of four, with his family to Austin, Mo. and here he received his education in a country school but was forced to leave school long before he had reached the eighth grade and never had the opportunity to continue his formal education. He was quite a musician in his youth and at 17, joined a quartet traveling through Missouri and Kansas. He parted from this group when they arrived in Montrose and shortly after this time he married a Cass County girl, Miss Dolly Halsey. Settling in Montrose, he became a barber and followed this profession for several years. At 23 he entered the ministry, but he stated later that he had felt a call to preach ever since he was 16. Although he lacked a formal education, Rev. Johnson was a well-read man, especially in history. And he always continued to enjoy music and wrote twenty-five songs during his lifetime. He also had written a number of poems. Rev. Johnson held evangelistic meetings in twenty-eight states and trained the workers for Billy Sunday at a revival held in Colorado Springs in 1915. He received a good deal of acclaim for his evangelistic work and one pastor in Oklahoma; commented, upon hearing him: "In Evangelist Johnson I have found a man I believe to be a true Bible evangelist. He knows the Word as no other man whom it has been my privilege to hear," In 1917, Rev. Johnson conducted a 7-week-long revival on the Henry County courthouse lawn in, Clinton, leading his own singing and playing a trombone. A special tabernacle was built for the service, and 850 conversions took place. Members of the Johnson family formed an orchestra, which also furnished music at the meeting. Tributes to Mr. Johnson at this time were paid by the late H. P. Farris and the late Peyton Parks , who both termed him as "one of the best evangelistic speakers" they had had the privilege of hearing. Rev. Johnson's last meeting was held in Creighton. He and his wife, who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1949, have lived in Deepwater for the past seven years. Besides Mrs. Johnson, survivors include a brother, George Johnson, Independence, his oldest brother; and a nephew, George Johnson, Jr., also of Independence. Miss Bessie Marquis, who has been with the Johnsons many years and who has given them her love and devotion, also survives. Rev. Johnson's body will lie in state at the funeral home until Sunday.

JOHNSON, Walter H. Jr.
1926-2009
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jul 23 2009 - Walter H. Johnson, Jr., 83, Osceola, died Thursday, July 9, 2009, at his home. He was born April 5, 1926, in Montrose, the son of Walter H. and Ruby Faye (Odle) Johnson. He served in the United States Army during World War II. He was married to Ruby Louise (Parks) Johnson. He was a farmer and also drove a truck. He was a member of the Mt. Zion United Methodist Church. Walter is survived by his wife, Louise, of the home; one son, Lane Johnson and wife Diana, Clinton; one daughter, Linda McSparin of Charleston, West Virginia; two brothers, Willard Johnson and Wayne Johnson and wife Norma; one sister, Evelyn Hendrick and husband Clifford, all of Clinton, as well as five grandchildren, Clinton Johnson, Caleb Johnson, Amy Wirsig, Valerie Asbury and Erin Jacobs, and 10 great-grandchildren, Jacob, Maggie, Liam, Bear, Macey, Jackson, Rhianne, Remington, Kody and Karley. Funeral services were held at Mt. Zion United Methodist Church on Monday, July 13. Interment was in Clinton Memory Gardens Cemetery, Clinton.

JOHNSON, Walter Hiram
1892-1965
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Eye, Clinton, MO, Apr 23 1965 - The funeral service of Walter Hiram Johnson was Wednesday, April 21 at Vansant Funeral Home. Carrying him to his final resting place at Memory Garden. Walter H. Johnson, son of Hiram and Mary Johnson, was born near Montrose, Missouri, April 19, 1892 and departed this life April 18, 1965 at the Clinton General Hospital where he had been a patient several weeks. He was preceded in death by his parents, a brother who died in infancy and a sister, Josephine Johnson. On November 5, 1924, he was united in marriage to Miss Ruby Odle of Coal, Mo. Their home was established on a farm in the Bear Creek community. About six years ago they moved to the present home in Clinton. In early life he was converted and joined the Bear Creek Methodist Church where he faithfully attended until ill health made it impossible to be present. He is survived by his wife, Ruby, of the home, a daughter, Mrs. Clifford (Mary Evelyn) Hendrick, three sons -- Walter, Jr.; Willard and Wayne Johnson and a sister, Miss Mattie Johnson, all of Clinton. Also eight grandchildren who were the pride and joy of his life. A number of other relatives and a host of friends mourn his passing. In failing health for some time, he still displayed a keen interest in the affairs of the day and events in the lives of family and friends. He loved his family and home, was always interested in meeting people, and enjoyed a large circle of friends.

JOHNSON, Willard Eugene
1931-2014
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Dec 31 2014 - Willard E. Johnson, 83, Clinton, died Tuesday, December 30, 2014, at Veterans Administration Medical Center, Kansas City, Funeral services will be held Friday, January 2, at Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton. Interment will be in Vansant Road Cemetery, Clinton. Willard was born January 11, 1931, in Montrose, the son of Walter and Ruby (Odle) Johnson. He worked in construction as a heavy equipment operator and also farmed. Willard was a Veteran of the United States Army serving in Korea and Japan. He was a member of the American Legion Post #1894, Eagles Lodges of Clinton and Lincoln and was a member of Bear Creek Methodist Church. He was preceded in death by his parents, wife, Betty, who died June 1, 1977, and one brother, Walter Johnson, Jr.  Survivors include his son, Danny Johnson (Karen) of Clinton; one brother, Wayne Johnson (Norma) of Clinton; one sister, Mary Hendrick (Clifford) of Clinton; one sister-in-law, Louise Johnson of Clinton; two grandchildren, Lora Johnson and Cassie Foster (Josh), and five great-grandchildren, Jordan, Landon and Cody Dills and Lucas and Wesley Foster.

JOHNSON, William Addison Jervis Worth
1858-1935
Beech Creek Cemetery, Atlanta, Cass Co, TX
Cass County, Texas, 1935 - W. A. J. W. Johnson, 77, died at his home in the Smyrna community Monday after a week's illness. Funeral services were held at the family residence Tuesday afternoon. Burial in Beech Creek cemetery in charge of R. H. Price funeral home. Mr. Johnson was born in Missouri but moved to Cass County with his parents and spent 70 years of his life here. He was one of the county's best citizens and farmers, a Christian and took an active part in the affairs of his country. He is survived by one son Hubbard (Tank) Johnson, and ten grandchildren; five brothers and three sisters: Richard Johnson, San Benito; Eugene Johnson, San Antonio; Ed Johnson, Richmond; J. D. Johnson, Hot Springs; T. G. Johnson and Mrs. Wesley Chamblee, Atlanta; Mrs. B. C. Middleton and Mrs. W. A. Lasley, Texarkana. (Note: William Addison Jervis Worth Johnson was born September 9, 1858 in Missouri and died 1935 in Atlanta, Cass County, Texas. He was the son of William Addison Johnson and Sarah Miranda Ross. W. A. and Sarah were married March 5, 1854 in Henry County, Missouri. Sarah was the daughter of Samuel Ross and Margaret Gray Ross of Henry County, Missouri. W. A. J. W. Johnson actually moved to Cass County, Texas with his father and stepmother, Harriet Mays - Sarah Ross died in Arkansas on the way from Missouri to Texas. Family records show son named Herbert Byron, not Hubbard.)

JOHNSON, William Otterbein
1924-2017
Maplewood & Brownington Cemetery, Osage Twp, Henry Co, MO
William O. Johnson, age 91, of Deepwater, Missouri passed away at his home Monday, May 8, 2017. The family will receive friends Saturday, May 13, 2017 at the Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton, Missouri. Graveside services will follow in Maplewood Cemetery, Brownington, Missouri. William Otterbein Johnson was born September 19, 1924 in Upshur County, West Virginia the son of Charles Thomas Johnson. He was a proud Navy veteran, and a member of Finey Baptist Church. William was preceded in death by his parents. Survivors include his wife Beatrice Johnson, of the home, two sons, Kenney Johnson of the home and Kevin Johnson of North Kansas City, Missouri, two grandchildren, Jessica Johnson of Kansas City, Kansas and Shawna Johnson of Missouri, and three great-grandchildren; William Johnson of Independence, Missouri, Nelson Johnson and Xavier Johnson, both of the home.

JOHNSTON, Betty Jane HUDSON
1940-2000
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, Apr 11 2000 - Betty Jane (Hudson) Johnston was born October 12, 1940 in Clinton, the daughter of William Oda and Pansy Dickey Hudson. She died February 18, 2000, at her home in Union City, California. She was a 1958 graduate of Urich High School, participating in basketball, cheerleading, softball and chorus. After high school she worked as a cosmetologist in Clinton before moving to California. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her brother, William F. Hudson, and a nephew, William David "Bill" Hudson. Survivors include an aunt, Pearl Ann Dickey of near Creighton and cousins, Jerry L. Dickey, Jim Dickey, Delmar Dickey, Richard Dickey, Patricia Ann Wright and their families. Memorial services are planned for Saturday, April 29, at 10 a.m. at Englewood Cemetery in Clinton.

JOHNSTON, Clifford P.
n/a-1993
Forest Hill Cemetery, Kansas City, Jackson Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Clifford P. Johnston, Mission, died Friday, October 1, 1993, at St. Joseph Health Center. Services will be Tuesday, October 5, at the Newcomer's Overland Park Chapel; burial in Forest Hill Cemetery. Mr. Johnston was a lifelong area resident. He was owner of the C. P. Johnston Hay Company from 1950 until retiring in 1982. He was a Navy veteran of World War II. Survivors include a brother, Robert Johnston, Warsaw, and a sister Anna Mae Herring, Clinton.

JOHNSTON, Deck
abt 1918-2000
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Apr 4 2000 - Deck Johnston, 82, Clinton, formerly of Merriam, Kansas, died Saturday, April 1, 2000, at his home. He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Jimmye, and one son, Johnny, Lenexa, Kansas. He had two sons, his youngest, Kevin, preceded him in death. He was born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee, where he graduated from Christian Brothers College and was a member of the Kappa Alpha Fraternity. He was later to take graduate courses at the University of Texas while stationed there. He was a retired major in the United States Air Force and saw service in the CBI (China, Burma, India) Theater in World War II. He was a member of the VFW and American Legion. After service, he returned to Memphis and became an executive at Remington Rand and was also executive of the Junior Chamber of Commerce until 1955. He moved his family to Merriam, Kansas, to establish the Deck Johnston Company where he remained a principle until his retirement in 1982 when he and his wife moved to Clinton. He and his wife were members of the Clinton Country Club. At his request, he will be cremated and interned with his mother and father in the family plot in Marianna, Arkansas. At his request, there will be no memorial or visitation services.

JOHNSTON, Donna J. CRAIG DUNCAN
1937-2013
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
Donna J. Johnston, 76, of Windsor, Missouri, died Sunday evening, November 17, 2013, at her home in Windsor. She was born on September 7, 1937, in Lincoln, Mo., the daughter of Troy Kenneth Craig and June Beatrice (Rural) Craig. On November 17, 1956, she married William "Bill" Duncan and they were the parents of 3 children. On May 18, 1974, in Clinton, Mo., she married James Arthur Johnston and they were the parents of a son. James preceded her in death on October 16, 2011. Mrs. Johnston was a homemaker and a caregiver for families in and around the Windsor area for many years. She graduated from Cole Camp High School, Cole Camp, Mo. She was a member of the Windsor Assembly of God Church. Survivors include 2 sons, William T. Duncan and his wife Cindy, Jonesburg, Mo.; Jason T. Johnston and his wife Wendy, Windsor, Mo.; a daughter, Pennie L. Paxton, Windsor, Mo.; 10 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews, and a special friend, Irene Hayward. In addition to her parents and husbands, she was preceded in death by a daughter, Cindy Lou Morgan; a granddaughter, Phylura Jane Morgan; 2 brothers, Kenny Craig and Tommy Craig. Graveside services will be Friday, November 22, 2013, at the Laurel Oak Cemetery, Windsor.

JOHNSTON, Doris E.
1928-1999
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Doris E. Johnston died Friday, April 9, 1999, at Manhattan Healthcare Center in Jackson, Mississippi. Arrangements are pending.

JOHNSTON, Ernest Eugene
1871-1958
Cedar Cemetery, Montrose, Montrose Co, CO
Montrose, Colorado, Dec 15 1958 - Funeral services for E. E. Johnston, who died Saturday morning in Memorial hospital, have been set for Tuesday from the Montrose Funeral Home's Chapel of the Roses. Interment will be in Cedar cemetery. Ernest Eugene Johnson was born Oct. 16, 1871 at Montrose, Mo., to W. B. and Mary (Wilson) Johnston. His early life was spent in the vicinity of his birthplace. Following the graduation from the high school in Montrose, MO., he attended Telegraphy school in Nevada, Mo. He had been a resident of Colorado since 1896 and of Montrose for the past 51 years. Prior to his retirement in 1939, Mr. Johnston was employed for a number of years as a garage foreman for the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and the Uncompahgre Valley Water Users Association. On Dec. 14, 1907, he was married at Grand Junction to Elsie Wood. In addition to his wife, he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Ernestine McWilliams, Wheat Ridge, Colo., and a son Lt. Col. Clarence B. Johnston, Park Ridge, Ill. Grandchildren are Denise B. Johnston, Charles Ernest McWilliams and Kenneth LeRoy McWilliams. Brothers and sisters who survive are the Misses Estella and Belle Johnston and W. B. Johnston, all of Montrose, Mo.; Mrs. Nettie Andis, Hiattville, Kan., and Albert S. Johnston, Tampa, Fla.

JOHNSTON, Forrest Hugh
1887-1950
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
The Windsor Review, Windsor MO, Thursday, Jan 5 1950 - Forrest Hugh Johnston was born April 4, 1887, in Springfield, Missouri and departed this life January 1, 1950 at 11:00 a.m. at his home at Windsor. At an early age he became a member of the Christian Church. He served as deacon of the Windsor Christian Church at one time. He had lived in and around Windsor most of his life and was engaged in farming and livestock raising. In April 1949, he was elected marshal for the city of Windsor. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Alvena Johnston, and his mother, Mrs. Ed Nixon. Services were held at the Christian Church, Tuesday, January 3. Burial was in Laurel Oak Cemetery

JOHNSTON, Fred William
1909-1995
White Oak Cemetery, Walker Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Fred William Johnston was born December 2, 1909, in Montrose, the son of William Henry and Lillie (Davis) Johnston. He died Friday, April 7, 1995, at Meadow Brook Manor of Blue Hills in Kansas City at the age of 85. Fred was a lifelong resident of the Urich area. He was united in marriage to Mabel Lobaugh, who preceded him in death. He was a farmer prior to his retirement. He was proud of his farm, his family, his grandchildren and he was especially fond of his great-grandchildren. Going to auctions and buying antiques were things that Fred loved to do. He enjoyed showing his antique dishes to all of his company. He was an excellent cook and he loved to cook meals for special occasions and have all his family around. Fred also loved to visit and had an excellent memory. He could tell anybody the exact date when someone passed away or anything else that happened. Fred was a member of the White Oak Methodist Church. He is survived by one daughter Lois Widener, Kansas City; one son William I. Johnston and his wife Gloria, Montrose; one sister, Margaret Colson, Urich; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, as mentioned above, also two brothers, Howard and Cecil Johnston; four sisters, Theta Walker, May Doll, Violet Zehnder and Lola Wessel, and one great-grandson Clay Allen Huff. Funeral services were Monday, April 10, at the White Oak Methodist Church, Henry County. Burial was in White Oak Cemetery.

JOHNSTON, Fredrick Andrew
1940-2011
Fort Scott National Cemetery, Fort Scott, Bourbon Co, KS
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jan 11 2012 - Frederick Andrew Johnston, son of Robert George and Dorothy Mae (McQuiston) Johnston, was born October 6, 1940, in Wichita. Kansas. He died on December 15, 2011, at Golden LivingCenter-Westwood, Clinton, at the age of 71 years. Fred loved to fish, run trout lines and pole fish. He would spend hours looking at all the magazines for the new tackle and would always ask what kind of hook you were using on your trout lines (he always liked the circle hooks). His fishing boat was "The Blue Cat." He painted it bright blue. Fred was a member of the Masons in Waverly, Kansas; Scottish Rite in Ft. Scott, Kansas; Maza Shrine in Topeka, Kansas, and York Rite in Kansas City. He was also a member of the Elks Lodge in Lincoln; the American Legion and VFW Post 1000. Fred is survived by his two sons, Paul Johnston of Girard, Kansas, and Patrick Johnston of Rolla; four daughters, Paula McCormick of Deepwater, Pamela Larberg of Overland Park, Kansas, Pauline Savage of Cordell, Oklahoma, and Penny Dionne of Ottawa, Kansas; one brother, Bobby Johnston of Yates Center, Kansas; two sisters, Nancy Stone and Mary Sue Jones, both of Wichita, Kansas; as well as 20 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Graveside services inurnment were held Tuesday, December 27, at Fort Scott National Cemetery No. 1, Fort Scott, Kansas.

JOHNSTON, James A. "Jimbo"
1921-2011
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Oct 21 2011- James A. "Jimbo" Johnston, 90, Windsor, died Sunday evening, October 16, 2011, at his home in Windsor. He was born March 12, 1921, in Hazzard, Missouri, the son of Ralph Roy Johnston and Gladys Irene (Skinner) Johnston. On May 18, 1974, in Clinton, he married Donna June Craig and she survives of the home in Windsor. James was a self-employed truck driver for many years, retiring in 1976. He later ran Windsor Recycling out of his home. He was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Clinton. In addition to his wife, Donna, survivors include two sons, Jason Johnston and Bill Duncan, both of Jonesburg, Missouri; two daughters, Pennie Paxton, Windsor, and Debra Johnston, Geneseo, Illinois; a brother, Howard Johnston and his wife, Alma, Hannibal; nine grandchildren, Sandra Morgan, St. Louis, Phillip Morgan and wife, Erin, Farmington, Blaine Duncan, Kansas City, Brandon Duncan and his wife, Authena, Kahoka, Missouri, Courtney Duncan, Jonesburg, Tyler Duncan and his wife, Lisa, St. Louis, Jessica Hopper, Jonesburg, Christopher Paxton, Sedalia, and Jason Johnston, Jr., and a special great-grandson, Tylor Cochran, Deepwater; numerous nieces and nephews, including Harold Johnston and this wife, Shirley, Arapaho, Oklahoma, Ronnie Johnston and his wife, Bonnie, Hannibal, Carol Smith, Hannibal, and Gary Johnston and his wife, Teresa, Hannibal. In addition to his parents, James was preceded in death by a son, Butch Johnston; a daughter, Cindy Morgan, and a granddaughter, Phylura Morgan. Cremation. No services are planned.

JOHNSTON, James E. Sr.
1977-2008
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, May 7 2008 - James E. Johnston, Sr., 30, of Peculiar, Missouri, died Wednesday, April 30, 2008, at his home in Peculiar. He was born May 14, 1977, in Kansas City, Mo., the son of Vidal Reyes and Valorie Sue (Johnston) Smith. He was a self-employed mechanic in Peculiar, Mo. Survivors include his mother and stepfather, Valorie and Ronnie Smith, Windsor, Mo; his father and stepmother, Vidal Reyes and Debbie, Victoria, Texas; wife, Deana Ashby, Peculiar, Mo.; 2 sons, Tony Smith, Windsor, Mo.; James Johnston, Jr., Peculiar, Mo.; a daughter, Anessa Johnston, Peculiar, Mo.; a brother, Ronnie Smith, Jr., Ft. Hood, Texas; 3 half-brothers, Jose Luis Flores, Las Vegas, Nevada; Vidal Reyes, Jr., and Clint Reyes, both of Victoria, Texas; 2 sisters, Mary Woolsey and Robin Hutchens, both of Windsor, Mo.; a half-sister, Bridget DeLosSantos, Victoria, Texas; paternal grandmother, Cesarea Romas Reyes; 5 nephews; a paternal grandfather, Lester Williams, Kansas City, Mo. Graveside services will be Friday, May 9, at Laurel Oak Cemetery, Windsor, Mo.

JOHNSTON, Jimmye
n/a-2002
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Sep 3 2002 - Mrs. Jimmye Johnston of Clinton died Sunday, September 1, 2002, at Menorah Medical Center. At the request of Mrs. Johnston, there will be only a private family service. She formerly resided in Merriam, Kansas, and then spent the last 19 years in Clinton where she enjoyed many friendships and social gatherings. She was preceded in death by her husband, Deck Johnston, and her son, Kevin. Survivors include her son, Johnny and daughter-in-law Ann, Lenexa, Kansas. D. W. Newcomer's Sons Johnson County Chapel was in charge of arrangements.

JOHNSTON, John Ervin, Rev
1856-1939
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Rev. J. E. Johnston, for the past 50 years an ordained Presbyterian minister, 22 years of which he had lived and worked in the Sedalia Presbytery, died at the Community Clinic Hospital Saturday noon, September 23, 1939. There he had been about three days following a sudden illness at his home, near Montrose, which proved of such short duration that neither of his daughters could reach his bedside before his death. Mrs. Octavia Graham flew to Kansas City from her home in Albuquerque, N. M., in a futile effort, arriving at the hospital 30 minutes too late and his elder daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Floyd of LaSalle, Ill., and her daughter, Mrs. Gladys Christman of Cassopolis, Mich., arrived at the home Sunday. Rev. Johnston's brother, Howard Johnston, and nephew of Atrim, Ohio, came Monday night to attend the last rites and left immediately afterwards for their home. Besides the above, Rev. Johnston is survived by an elder sister of Ohio, who was unable to come, and his wife, the former Miss Della Blew, of Montrose. John Ervin Johnston was born December 12, 1856, in Ohio. He received his degree of Doctor of Laws at the University of Law in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1886, graduating as a classmate of the former Vice-president of the United States, Charles G. Dawes. Two months later he received his B. S. degree at Muskingum, Ohio, and after practicing law a short time became a minister of the gospel. He also attended the Allegheny College in the East; McCormick Theology Seminary at Chicago, Ill.; United Theological Seminary in North Carolina. He held pastorates in Georgia, California, New York, Ohio, Kansas, and Oklahoma besides in Missouri. He was forced to retire from preaching about 20 years ago due to a throat trouble, but remained a prominent and highly esteemed worker in church activities. Rev. Johnston's daily life was a testimony of love for the Master he so truly served. The poet has said, "There is nothing so kingly as kindness," and in this respect Rev. Johnston was king, and his kingdom extended to the countless persons he knew and was associated with in his work. As a father and husband he was unsurpassed, in goodness and his acquaintances soon became his close friends. He greatly encouraged his wife in her W.C.T.U. activities. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Clinton Presbyterian Church. Burial at Englewood under the auspices of Lennartz service of Montrose with Loren H. Anderson of Spore & Son assisting. Of Rev. Johnston the following was written by a neighbor: "In the passing of Rev. J. E. Johnston at a Clinton hospital last Saturday, Beer Creek Township loses one of its most highly respected citizens. Of great integrity and with a mind excelled by few, to know him was an honor. He walked constantly with the Lord, who kept his mind alert and his body active to the very end of his life. He had accompanied Dr. Cline and Mr. Scroggs of Appleton City to the Presbytery of their church held at Climax Springs, Mo., Tuesday last week and had spoken of his enjoyment of the day. Although a retired minister, Rev. Johnston always retained his interest in all his church's welfare."

JOHNSTON, Kenneth Byron
1912-1993
White Oak Cemetery, Walker Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Kenneth Johnston, 71, 600 North Main Street, Urich, died Tuesday evening, November 30, 1993 at Golden Valley Hospital. Arrangements are pending at Consalus Funeral home In Urich. - Kenneth Byron Johnston was born December 14, 1912 in Pawnee, Oklahoma, the son of George and Susie (Hill) Johnston. Kenneth was married to Nellie Margaret Lang in 1965. He served his country as a veteran of the United State's Army. Mr. Johnston worked as a warehouse man for the Best Foods Company, retiring in 1980. He is survived by his wife, Nellie, of the home: four sons, Johnny Johnston, Kentucky. Vernon Johnston, Windsor, Calvin Johnston, Kansas City, and Tommy Johnston, California: two daughters, Kenna Louise Smith, California, and Valorie Smith, Kansas City: an adopted son, Donald Cotton, California: two stepsons, James Decou, Salt Lake City, Utah, Allen Decou, Tunas, Mo.; two brothers, Carl Johnston, Pawnee, Ok., Marion Johnston, Tulsa, Ok.; three sisters, Irene Cather, Pawnee, Ok., Ruby Ballum, Hawaii, and Rachel Hackett, Strasburg, Mo. and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Funeral services were Saturday, December 4, 1993 at Consalus Chapel Urich. Burial was in White Oak Cemetery.

JOHNSTON, Margaret Jane LOTSPEICH
1875-1948
Blairstown Cemetery, Big Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
The serene and gentle spirit of Mrs. W. W. Johnston, widow of that well known farmer and stockman of Blairstown, who died January 20, 1946, was released by death Saturday, September 4, 1948 after a long period of illness and seven weeks in the General Hospital for treatment of a broken hip. Margaret Jane Lotspeich was born near Blairstown, May 1, 1875, the daughter of John Lotspeich, a Confederate soldier, and Carolyn Potts Lotspeich. She was reared in the Presbyterian Church, a young woman of great heart, kindness, sympathy and loyalty. January 11, 1893, she became the wife of W. W. Johnston and together they built one of the largest estates of land and livestock Henry County has ever known. The sincerity of her friendliness and the warmth of her hospitality made their home a welcome place to visitors whom they also enjoyed most thoroughly. With no children of their own, they opened their hearts to the children who loved to visit them. They reared Mrs. James A. Reed and she was the only mother known to Mrs. Geraldine Blumhost and her brother, "Bud" James C. Reed. They also reared a cousin, Mrs. Carol Burton. They affectionately called their adopted mother "Mam", and the bond of real affection that existed between them was a beautiful relationship. The nearest of kin or nieces and nephews, Walter A. Hunt, Clinton, Mrs. R. C. Wright of Cushing, OK.; Miss Dorys Hunt and Howard Hunt of Blairstown; and Mrs. Gladys Bearden, Gentry, OK. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist Church in Blairstown. The body was laid beside her husband in the Blairstown Cemetery.

JOHNSTON, Nellie Margaret LANG
1920-1997
White Oak Cemetery, Walker Twp, Henry Co, MO
Nellie Margaret Johnston died Friday, July 4, 1997, at Balance Care in Lebanon, at the age of 77 years, one month and 25 days. She was born May 9, 1920, in Kansas City, the daughter of William Carlson Lang and Mary Jane Vanter Lang. Nellie was united in marriage to Kenneth B. Johnston in 1963 in Kansas City. Mr. Johnston preceded her in death in November 30, 1993. Mrs. Johnston lived in Urbana, then in Urich for 13 years before moving to Lebanon last year. She was of the Catholic faith. She is survived by two sons, James T. De Cou and wife, Elizabeth, Arlington, Texas, Allen W. De Cou and wife, Sharon K., Tunas; two step-daughters, Kenna Lise Smith of California, Valorie Smith, Kansas City; four stepsons, Johnny T. Johnston of Kentucky, Tommy Johnston of California, Vernon Johnston, Windsor, and Calvin Johnston, Kansas City; two brothers, Alfred Lang, Independence, and William Lang, Clinton; numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by nine brothers. Funeral services were held Monday, July 7, at Consalus Chapel, Urich. Burial was in White Oak Cemetery, south of Urich.

JOHNSTON, Stanley Ray
1914-1991
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Stanley Ray Johnston, 77, Independence, formerly of Windsor, died Sunday, December 1, 1991 at the Glennon Retirement Home in Independence. He was born in Windsor, November 23, 1914, the son of Hughes Johnston Sr. and Ola Meyers Johnston. On March 6, 1947, in Louisburg, Mo., he married Alma Jo Pile, who survives of the home in Independence. Mr. Johnston lived most of his life in Windsor before moving to Independence in 1962. In addition to his wife, Mr. Johnston is survived by his niece Jan Criss, Clinton: two nephews, Roger Johnston, Colorado Springs, Colorado and Jim Johnston of Kansas City. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Hughey Johnston Jr. and Clayton Johnston. Funeral services were held Tuesday, December 3, 1991 at Hadley Funeral Home. Burial was in Laurel Oak Cemetery.

JOHNSTON, Vernon Ray
1948-2004
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Apr 6 2004 - Vernon Ray Johnston, 55, Windsor, died Sunday, April 4, 2004, at Golden Valley Hospital, Clinton. He was born June 22, 1948, in the state of Idaho, the son of Kenneth Byron Johnston and Mary Josephine (Lancaster) Johnston. On August 30, 1997, in Kansas City, he married Deborah Ann Jones, who survives of the home. He retired from the United States Army on full disability from wounds received in action while serving on his fourth tour of duty during the Vietnam War in Special Forces. In addition to his wife, he is survived by three sons, John Johnston and David Michael Johnston,m both of the state of Texas, Kenneth Ben Johnston, state of Virginia; four daughters, Bonnie Sue Johnston, state of Virginia, Deborah Christine Johnston, Windsor, Kathy Lee Johnston and Jammie Jay Johnston, both of independence; nine stepchildren, Michael Sean Reynolds and Steven David Reynolds, both of Rich Hill, Lloyd Jason Reynolds, Windsor, Brian Robert Reynolds, state of New Jersey, John William Reynolds, Nevada, Gloria Bennett, Excelsior Springs, Timmy Bennett and Brenda Bennett, both of the state of Arizona, Esther Bennett, Independence; three brothers, Johnny Johnston, Topeka, Kansas, Calvin Johnston, Independence, Tommy Johnston, Reno, Nevada; one sister, Valorie Smith, Windsor; one half-sister, Kenna Lou Smith, Independence; one aunt, Mae Hines, Independence; his grandmother, Estelle Lancaster, Modesto, California; numerous grandchildren, step-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a son, Dwayne Mitchell Johnston. Cremation.

JOHNSTON, Virginia MULLINS DRAKE
1957-2022
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
Virginia (Mullins) Johnston, 64, of Warsaw, Missouri, died Monday afternoon, January 31, 2022, at her home in Warsaw. She was born August 24, 1957, in Kansas City, Mo., the daughter of Harry Lee Mullins and Beatrice June (Scammahorn) Mullins. She married Merrill C. Drake Jr. on April 3, 1982, in Lee's Summit, Mo., and they were the parents of a son, Merrill C. "Trace" Drake. After staying home to raise her son, Virginia worked at Price Cutter in Independence for several years. After moving to the Warsaw area, she worked as a waitress at Maxine’s Restaurant. She loved to be outdoors and enjoyed many long walks collecting rocks and arrowheads. She also enjoyed spending time in her garden and had a beautiful yard with flowers and a special rock garden. Survivors include a son, Trace Drake; 2 brothers, Harry Mullins (Joye), Sun City West, Arizona, and Danny Mullins (Sandy), Oak Grove, Mo.; a sister, Carolyn Edgar (Charles), Warsaw, Mo.; 2 grandchildren, Dallas Drake and Carter Drake; 3 nephews, Jeff Mullins, Toby Williams, and Brent Mullins; a niece, Dawn Swindell; and several great-nieces, great-nephews, and cousins. She was preceded in death by her parents and companion for many years, Eric Kennedy. Funeral services will be Wednesday, February 9, 2022, at the Hadley Funeral Home, Windsor. Burial will be in the Laurel Oak Cemetery, Windsor.

JOHNSTON, William Barney Sr.
1843-1913
Montrose Cemetery, Montrose, Deepwater Twp, Henry Co, MO
Montrose Recorder, Aug 29 1913 - Barney Johnston died at his home west of Montrose, Monday morning at 9 o'clock after an illness of several weeks duration, age 70 years and 5 months. By the death of Uncle Barney, as he was commonly called, the family have lost a faithful husband and father the community a straight forward, upright friend and citizen. He is survived by eight children, the wife and a host of friends who feel his loss keenly. Two of his sons, Roy of Kansas City and Sidney, of Carrolton, Mo., and a daughter, Mrs. Bob Andres of Hiattville, Kans., and several other children living here were present at his burial. Services were held at the home Tuesday afternoon, after which the remains were laid to rest in the Montrose Cemetery. - Montrose Recorder, Montrose, MO, Sep 5 1913 - William Barney Johnston, son of William and Betsey Johnston, was born March 25th 1843 in Boonville, Cooper Co, Mo., where he lived with his parents until 11 years of age. In the year of 1854 the family moved to the present home, 2 1/2 miles west of Montrose. At the age of 18 years, William Barney Johnston enlisted in the army, serving 5 years, was honorably discharged at the close of the war and returned home July 25, 1865. At the age of 25 years he was married to Mary A. Wilson who survives him. To this union was born 16 children, 7 of whom died in infancy, one daughter (Miss Lula) died at the age of 19, and 8 survive; Ernest E. of Montrose, Colo., Clarence of Cairo, Ill., Albert of Carrolton, Mo., Nettie Andris of Hiattville, Kans., Roy of Kansas City, Mo., Belle, Stella and Barney of Montrose.

JOHNSTON, William Irwin "Bill"
1934-1995
White Oak Cemetery, Walker Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - William I. Johnston, 61, Montrose, died Thursday, July 20, 1995, at the Golden Valley Memorial Hospital. He was born May 3, 1934, in Montrose, the son of Fred and Mabel (Lobaugh) Johnston. He was united in marriage to Bonnie Clyde on September 5, 1965. To this union two daughters were born, Bonnie died shortly after the birth of their second daughter. On January 27, 1972, he was united in marriage to Gloria (Wagner) Gordon. To this union a son was born. He graduated from Clinton High School and spent three years at Central Missouri State University in Warrensburg. He ran Bill's DX Service Station for 12 years before lead poisoning forced him to quit. He was a great music lover and played every instrument he was handed. He especially loved the guitar, fiddle and the banjo and taught lots of people how to play music. He played for lots of dances and with groups of friends. He loved the outdoors and was an avid hunter and fisherman, until his health forced him to quit. He was outdoorsman leader for the Germantown Cloverleaf 4-H Club for a number of years. He was an expert gunsmith. He loved to whittle and he was a sincere lover of animals. He always had a special place in his heart for his grandchildren and all kids in particular. He was a member of Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Urich. He is survived by his wife, Gloria Johnston, who lovingly cared for him the last eight years; two daughters, Beth Ann Hassler and husband John, Washington, Mo., and Billie Joe Huff and husband Jack, Clinton, and one son Russell Johnston, Montrose; two grandsons, Anthony and Jacob Hassler and one granddaughter Bonnie Huff. He was preceded in death by his parents, Fred and Mabel Johnston and one grandson Clay Allen Huff. Funeral services were July 21 at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Urich. Burial was in White Oak Cemetery.

JOHNSTON, William W. "Doc"
1865-1947
Blairstown Cemetery, Big Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - William W. Johnston, widely known banker and farmer of north Henry County, died at 2 o'clock Monday morning, January 20, at the Clinton General Hospital, where he had been for about two weeks. Mr. Johnston was known under the popular nickname "Doc" Johnston and was respected, honored and liked. He was born at Dayton, Cass County, MO., on February 2, 1865, a son of George and Nancy Hendon Johnston. He lived in Cass Co. until 1872 when he went to Cedar Co. with his parents where he received his education at the Pleasant View school. When he was 15 years old, he left home to seek adventure, telling afterwards that all he had was a straw hat and a pair of overalls. He came to Big Creek Township in Henry Co., Missouri and worked as a farm hand for Pleasant Webster for wages of $12.00 a month. He worked as a farm laborer for ten years and purchased a farm of 80 acres. During the years he prospered, both in agriculture and in other business. He was a widely known stock man and cattle breeder, and was noted for his fine hogs. His success in agriculture and his high place in the county brought new honors to him and he served as President of the Farmers Bank of Blairstown for a number of years, a bank which he had helped to organize. He was appointed as receiver for the Brinkerhoff-Faris Trust and Savings Company of Clinton, and through his receivership, that institution paid the depositors every cent of their deposits. Mr. Johnston was married on January 11, 1893 to Margaret J. Lotspiech, of Bogard Township. He was a man respected and admired. He was a genial conversationalist, one who loved his friends, and liked to visit and chat with them. Funeral services for the late W. W. Johnston were held Wednesday, January 22, at the Presbyterian Church in Blairstown with interment in the Blairstown cemetery.

JOINER, Jerry Wallace
1944-2005
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Dec 29 2005 - Jerry Wallace Joiner, 61, Grove, Oklahoma, and formerly of Garden City, Kansas, died Tuesday, December 27, 2005, at Grove General Hospital after an extended illness. Jerry was born May 13, 1944, in Kansas City to Wallace Joe Joiner and Eva Nadine (Hager) Joiner. He was a graduate of Center High School in Kansas City. He served his country with the United States Navy during the Vietnam War and was a member of the VFW of Grove. He was a retired truck driver for Roadway Express out of Kansas City. He was also a member of the Teamsters Union 41 since 1965. He married Carla Jean Skinner December 20, 1973, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. They moved to the Grove area in 2003 from Garden City. Surviving family members include his wife Carla of the home; two daughters, Susan Dumont of Harrisonville, Jennifer McCubbin and husband Terry, Garden City; three sons, Matt Joiner, Butler, Daniel Joiner and wife Jennifer, Stockton, Mike Roberts of Garden City and six grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents. There will be private family services. Arrangements under the direction of Turner Funeral Chapel, Grove, Oklahoma.

JOLLEY, Ernest E.
1920-1923
Fields Creek Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Friday, May 18 1923 - Ernest Jolley, the three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jolley, who live at the Livingston lumber settlement, one and one-half miles southwest of Clinton, died at 7 a.m. Wednesday. They had had his tonsils and adenoids removed the day before. He seemed to do splendidly but the next morning rapidly sank and died. He is survived by his parents and one year old brother, Johnny. The body was interred in the Fields Creek cemetery Thursday morning.

JOLLEY, James David "J. D."
1973-2005
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Oct 4 2005 - James David "J. D." Jolley was born April 6, 1973, in Clinton, the son of Margie Davis Jolley and John E. Jolley. He died at Baptist Lutheran Hospital, Kansas City, September 10, 2005, at the age of 32 years. J. D. worked for Rival Manufacturing on the assembly line for a number of years. He was a coach and manager for the Clinton Park and Recreation Department and a coach for a team in Osceola. He is survived by his mother Margie Jolley of the home; his father John E. Jolley; two sisters, Debbie Bernard and Tammy Breshears and husband Matthew; two nieces, Ashley Jolley and Wyatt Bernard, and a expectant niece or nephew Baby Breshears; his maternal grandmother Edith Davis, all of Clinton, as well as a number of aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Funeral services were held at the Vansant-Mills Chapel Tuesday, September 13. Burial was in Clinton Memory Gardens Cemetery, Clinton.

JOLLEY, John Edward
1947-2011
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jun 8 2011 - John Edward Jolley, son of John Henry and Katherine Irene (Bailey) Jolley, was born April 10, 1947, in Clinton. He died at St. Joseph Medical Center, Kansas City, Missouri on May 13, at the age of 64 years. John worked for Clearfield Cheese before retiring. He was preceded in death by his parents and one son, J. D. Jolley. He is survived by his two daughters, Debbie Anderson and husband Mike of Clinton, and Tammy Breshears of Deepwater; the mother of his children, Margie Jolley of Clinton; one brother, Billy Joe Jolley and wife Robin of Clinton; one sister, Shirley Matteson and husband Clyde of Calhoun; three grandchildren, Ashley Jolley, Wyatt Bernard, and Zoie Breshears, and special people in John's life, Effie Miracle (Boots), Pam Stocking and the ladies at the D.C.I. Dialysis Clinic in Clinton, as well as many nieces, nephews. other relations and friends. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, May 17, at Vansant-Mills Chapel. Interment was in Clinton Memory Gardens Cemetery, Clinton.

JOLLEY, John Henry
1922-1997
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - John Henry Jolley, 74, Clinton, died Sunday, March 16, 1997, at the Veterans Hospital in Columbia. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, March 19, at the Consalus Chapel, Clinton. Burial will be In the Clinton MemoryGardens Cemetery. Mr. Jolley was born April 5, 1922 the son of Joseph W. and Minnie Perk Jolley. He was a veteran of the Army-Air Force. On May 31, 1941, he was united In marriage to Kathryn Bailey. He lived in Clinton all of his life, owning and operating a hatchery for many years. He was also a foreman with Stewart-Nattinger prior to his retirement. Mr. Jolley was a member of the American Legion Post 14 in Clinton. He is survived by his wife, Kathryn, of the home; one daughter, Shirley Matteson and husband, Clyde, Calhoun; two sons, John Edward Jolley, Bill J. Jolley and wife, Robin, all of Clinton; seven grandchildren; one great-grandchild; one brother, James Jolley and wife, Jerry, Kansas City, Kansas; two sisters, Maxine Jones and Dorothy Baumgarden, both of Clinton; a daughter-in-law, Margie Jolley; three sisters-in-law, Grace Wilson, Virgie King, Martha Mothersbaugh; two brothers-in-law, Edward Bailey and James Bailey; an uncle. Henry Peek, and several nieces and nephews.

JOLLEY, Kathryn Irene BAILEY
1922-1999
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Kathryn Irene Jolley, 76, Clinton, died Friday, January 29, 1999, at her home. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, February 2, at the Clinton Christian Church. Burial will be in Clinton Memory Gardens Cemetery. Mrs. Jolley was born July 14, 1922, in Henry County, the daughter of James L. and Mary E. Johnson Bailey. On May 3, 1941, in Clinton, she married John H. Jolley, who preceded her in death on March 16, 1997. Also preceding her in death were two sisters, Mary Evelyn and Elva Loyd, and two brothers, James and Johnny Bailey. Mrs. Jolley is survived by a daughter, Shirley Matteson and husband, Clyde, Calhoun; two sons, John E. Jolley and Margie, Clinton, and Bill J. Jolley and wife, Robin, Clinton; three sisters, Grace Wilson, Virgie King and Martha Mothersbaugh, all of Clinton; two brothers, Raymond Bailey, Florida, and Everett Lee Bailey, Clinton; seven grandchildren arid one great-grandchild.

JOLLEY, Minnie Bell PEEK
1902-1994
Fields Creek Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Minnie Bell Peek Jolley was born June 6 1902, in Cole Camp, the daughter of Spencer and Viola Foster Peek. She died January 7, 1994. She was married to J. W. Jolley, who preceded her in death in 1960. She worked for a number of years at the chicken hatchery in Clinton. She is survived by two sons, John H. Jolley of Clinton and James E. Jolley of Kansas City, Kansas; three daughters, Anna May Jones, Dorothy Baumgarden and Maxine Jones, all of Clinton; one brother, Henry Peek, also of Clinton; 21 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a son, Ernest. Funeral services were Sunday, January 9, at Consalus Chapel in Clinton. Burial was in Fields Creek Cemetery, Henry County.

JOLLY, Gary Weston
1935-2003
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Mar 27 2002 - Gary W. Jolly, 68, Clinton, died Wednesday, March 26, 2003, at a local nursing home. Memorial services will be Saturday, March 29, at the Golden Valley Seventh Day Adventist Church. Burial will be in Clinton Memory Gardens Cemetery, with military services at the grave under the direction of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1894. Mr. Jolly was born March 9, 1935, in Salisbury, North Carolina, to James Martin and Linda Catherine Bambrell Jolly. He retired from the United States Air Force in 1974 after 20 years as a medic. On December 22, 1962, he married the former Cherry Ann Biles in Ft. Worth Texas. She survives of the home. He was a member of the Golden Valley Seventh Day Adventist Church in Clinton. Additional survivors include two daughters, Geri Lin Davenport-Redden and husband, Ronald Shelby of Austin, Texas, and Tracy Colleen Jolly of Clinton; seven grandchildren, Jason Affholter, Jessica Davenport, Christianna Jolly, Devin Jolly, Christopher Davenport, Charise Redden and Cheyenne Redden; one brother, Marion Jolly of Huntersville, North Carolina; three sisters, Joyce Helms of Huntersville, Evelyn Washam of Cornelius, North Carolina, and Linda of West Virginia. He was preceded in death by his parents and three brothers, Robert, James and Julian Jolly. Services are under the direction of the Consalus-Bradley Funeral Home, Clinton.

JOLLY, Leroy Burton "Bert"
1883-1931
Bear Creek Cemetery, Bear Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Thursday, Jul 9 1931 - HEAT KILLS IN HARVEST FIELD -- LeRoy Berton Jolly was born in Waverly, Ill., February 25, 1883, and departed this life about 11 a.m. July 1, 1931, near Montrose at the age of 48 years, 4 months, and 5 days. He was helping in the oat harvest, complained a little of feeling ill, then became unconscious almost immediately and Dr. Hughes of Clinton was called. He was past human aid by the time the doctor arrived, as he passed into eternity in less than an hour after he was stricken. His home was with his parents in Illinois until their death about nine years ago. Then he came to Missouri and made his home with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jones, of near Montrose. He professed religion and joined the Methodist church when 13 years of age of which he was a faithful member until death. He leaves to mourn his departure three brothers and three sisters, F. G. Jolly and H. E. Jolly of Waverly, Ill.; C. J. Jolly, Mrs. Fannie Shipley of Beardstown, Ill.; Mrs. C. T. Powell of Windsor and Mrs. E. E. Jones of the home, a number of nephews and nieces and a host of friends. Those who attended the funeral from a distance were F. G. Jolly and son Walter and wife, daughters Mrs. Fred Points, Mrs. Starr Edwards, Mrs. Allie Points and Mrs. Gene Roller. The pallbearers were Walter Jolly, John Powell, Roy Carroll and James Sargent, his nephews. The body was laid to rest in Bear Creek cemetery, July 3.

JONES, Akiko "Kay" YOSHIDA
1927-2013
Mt. Zion Cemetery, Osage Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Oct 2 2013 - Akiko "Kay" Yoshida Jones was born May 10, 1927, at Kyushu-prefecture, Japan. She died September 16, 2013, at the age of 86. She was the daughter of Kinuta and Ishi Yoshida. After graduating from Tatsuno Girls High School, Kay attended two years at the Kobe Girls University. On June 12, 1946, she met Ira L. Jones and they were married April 26, 1949, in a Japanese ceremony. They were remarried on May 9, 1951, in an American ceremony at the American Consul office at Kobe, Japan. They returned to the Mt. Zion community and lived there until moving to Clinton in 2004. Kay was baptized on September 15, 1957, and was a faithful member of the Mt. Zion Methodist Church. Kay worked at Unitog Manufacturing for 32 years until retiring in 1991. After their move to Clinton, Kay was a greeter at Wal-Mart for five years. Kay was preceded in death by her husband, Lowell; her parents; two sisters and one brother. She is survived by two sons, Ronald (Joan) Jones of Altus, Oklahoma, and Raymond (Pat) Jones of Montrose; two daughters, Myrna (Stan) Hilty of Clinton and Marilyn (Keith) Hankins of Stock-ton; eight grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren, as well as a host of relatives and friends in the USA and her homeland, Japan. Funeral services were held Thursday, Sept. 19, at Mt. Zion Methodist Church, Deepwater. Interment was in Mt. Zion Cemetery, Deepwater.

JONES, Allen A.
1856-1923
Bethlehem Cemetery, Bethlehem Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Jan 1923 - Allen Jones At Rest - "Come unto Me all ye who are weary and heavy laden, and I will give you rest." And so the pain racked body of Allen Jones obeyed the summons of the Master and went home to eternal rest January 17, 1923. He was born near Warrensburg, Mo., March 24, 1856, being at the time of his death 66 years, 9 months, 23 days old. He was married February 26th, 1909 to Miss Frances Black, who, with one brother, C. W. Jones, east of Clinton, and one sister, Mrs. J. C. Bradley, Kent, Washington, are left to mourn his death. They mourn not alone for the entire community feels the loss of such a neighbor and citizen. He united with the Christian church at an early age and was ever ready to do with his might all he could to help in the master's cause. When the old Freedom church burned some years ago, it seemed as if one of the family had gone, so long had he lived under its shadow,; he was one of the leading members and was always at the church service. He is a grandson of the late Joshua Swinney, one of the earliest settlers of this county, who built the large white house now owned by Dick Simes, east of Clinton. When is sister died leaving three small children to the mercies of the cold and cruel world, Allen and his aged mother took the youngest, a tiny boy, and not only gave him a home, but as far as possible, gave him a mother's love and care. He was brought up to love and reverence the church, and all things good and beautiful. After the death of Allen's mother, he didn't shirk his duty but still held to the little boy who for the second time was made motherless, and thus he grew into a fine, good man. The funeral was at his late home, January 19, 1923, after which the body was tenderly laid to rest in the family lot in dear old Bethlehem.

JONES, Amasa Rev.
1796-1870
Montrose Cemetery, Montrose, Deepwater Twp, Henry Co, MO
Germantown MO, Apr 28 1870 - Amasa Jones was born at Rindge, Cheshire County, New Hampshire, April 28, 1796, and died at Deepwater, Henry County, Missouri, April 17, 1870. His father's name was Asa and his mother's Mary. He was one of a large family, nearly all of whom have preceded him to the world of spirits. He remembered his Creator in the days of his youth and in early life became a follower of Jesus. The consecration of himself to the service of his Master was whole-hearted. In answer to the inquiry, "Lord, what wilt Thou have me to do?" God spread out before him the mission field. In his endeavors to discern the indications of Providence to duty he was made to behold the broad field for Christian enterprise among the benighted heathens of all nations of the earth. These researches, laying the foundation of characteristic benevolence and self-denying toil, resulted in the resolve, "Here am I, Lord, send me." He desired to teach the heathen and to lead them to Christ. On February 15, 1821, he was married to Miss Roxana Stearns, of Ashburnham, Worcester County, Massachusetts. In a few days afterwards he set out with a number of others to go to a mission field of the then Far West by an overland route, there being then but few facilities for traveling. He came out under the auspices of the American Board of Foreign Missions, and became an assistant missionary at the Harmony Mission, a station established on the Marais des Cygnes, about three miles from its mouth, and in the extreme western part of the then new state of Missouri. This was then the home of the Osage Indians. His labors there were principally in the school. His letters spread upon the pages of the Missionary Herald, of the years 1825 and 1835, inclusive, amply testify to his devotion to the cause of civilizing and Christianizing the Indians. He attained to other spheres of usefulness. He devoted much of his time, spared from the school, to the study of theology. It seemed necessary for him to study medicine also. Dr. W. N. Belcher, now in New York, was for six years the physician of the station. But his health failing, he was required to quit the post. Foreseeing this step, and knowing Mr. Jones' general adaptation to the work, Dr. Belcher recommended that he prepare himself, and he studied medicine under the doctor for some time. But the taking care of souls was a higher sphere of life and duty for him. He was ordained and set apart to the ministry of the gospel at Harmony Mission, October 12, 1830, by the Arkansas Presbytery, having been licensed to preach a few years before. He ever had a realizing sense of the grave responsibilities of the office. But his soul was fired with fresh hopes and nobler aspirations. But as the white man advanced the red man receded, and in 1835, the Harmony Mission Station was abandoned. The old site is still discernible near Papinville, Bates County. Dr. Jones moved with his family, his wife and two daughters, Mary and Jane, to Deepwater, then in Rives County, where he procured a tract of land and opened a settlement. A church was soon organized and he took charge of it as pastor, and continued so till July, 1867, when Rev. B. F. Powelson was associated with him. He preached the word in many places throughout this region. and the old settlers can well testify to his attachment to the cross of Christ and zeal for the glory of God. He went about doing good, and was successful in winning many souls to Christ. He was quite successful in the practice of medicine, and contributed much towards ameliorating the sufferings of mankind. He was an earnest, self sacrificing, indefatigable laborer in his Master's vineyard. He sought not - desired not - compensation for his toil, from among the stores of earth. His practice as a physician, and the results of his own ingenuity and industry secured for himself and family a comfortable living and ample provision for old age. He was a student all his life - assiduous and unrelaxing in his efforts in early life, and determined, fixed ever in his purpose, to acquaint himself with the movements of mankind, in the various spheres of life, and specially to keep himself posted in regard to the progress of the church of Christ. He was a close reader, and though he had never seen the great improvements of the age, remaining at his post on the frontier, yet he had a fair knowledge of these things, and his descriptions of them were astonishingly accurate. His independence of mind and originality of thought, shaped and drawn out, no doubt by necessity, were evidenced in quite a number of productions, material and immaterial. He looked with favor upon the progressive spirit of the age. But he set his face against countenancing, in any way, the great evils of the world. He refused to enter upon any compromise with intemperance, profanity or Sabbath breaking. He was unflinching in his devotion to the great principles of Christianity, and sought in every conceivable way the establishment and perpetuity of truth, and the maintenance of the right. He labored among all classes faithfully for the sowing of the precious seed, for the culture of the tender vines, and for the maturity of the fruits of the Spirit. He oftentimes seemed impatient in sickness - desiring to be in his place with God's worshippers, and fearing lest his absence should prove a hindrance to the cause of Christ. His zeal thus carried him sometimes beyond the capabilities of the flesh. The last Sabbath he spent on earth was one of special exertion and anxiety to him. It was the Sabbath preceding the meeting of his own Presbytery and a neighboring Presbytery among his people. He wanted the people to be interested in these things. He longed for this meeting. He wished to see the last vestige of separation carried away and the two branches of the Presbyterian Church inseparably united. He longed to greet the brethren once more, and congratulate them on the accomplishment of so noble a work. As Simeon to see Christ, so he longed to see the running together of these kindred streams. He was desirous to share with his people the promised feast of love and joy. He attended services in the morning, and a prayer meeting in the evening, where he made an earnest appeal to sinners to come to Christ. In his last days, the few appeals he attempted were exceedingly earnest. The fire glowed fervently on the altar of his love. His soul yearned for the salvation of those who surrounded him. His conversation indicated a ripening for heaven and glory. For many months he seemed to be amid the scenes of the Delectable Mountains and the land of Beulah. He was near Christ, and could well call upon his friends to come to him. And yet his soul longings were "Nearer my God to thee." The funeral services were held in the Adobe Church, (a building the deceased had erected during his life) on the morning of the 18th, the room being crowded to its utmost capacity. The corpse was taken from the church to its place of burial, one mile east of Germantown, preceded by the members of the Osage and Southwest Missouri Presbyteries and followed by a large concourse of friends.

JONES, Anna May JOLLEY
1924-1996
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Anna May Jolley Jones was born May 17, 1924, in Henry County, the daughter of Walter S. and Minnie (Peek) Jolley. She died Thursday, March 7, 1996, at the Research Medical Center in Kansas City, at the age of 71. Anna May was a lifelong resident of the Clinton area. On February 5, 1941, in Osceola, she was united in marriage to Elijah S. Jones. With her husband "Lige," they formed the perfect loving marriage. Their love was so natural and good that when Lige died November 18, 1988, Anna May could not ever fully recover from his death and was easily depressed and despondent. The years from 1988 were passed away missing him. Anna May was very proud of the 28 years she worked for Clearfield Cheese Company. She formed many lifelong friendships with co-workers from Clearfield. Even with working outside the home, her all-consuming role in life was being a mother. Her kids were everything to her. They could do no wrong. She wished for nothing more than her family to love one another and help each other. Anna May and Lige made sure there were many happy times for their family. There was always a family reunion, holidays to celebrate, birthdays and weekend dinners. Anna May was always so proud of each and every accomplishment of her children and grandchildren, no matter how slight. They suffered a severe blow when their youngest child, James Earl, 18, died in an accident in 1967. She forever mourned him. Even though Anna May was not a regular church member, she portrayed and lived the golden rule in every facet of her life. If she had any enemies in life, they were unknown to her children. Anna May was a member of the Civic Center walking group and to her it was a shining achievement to lengthen her daily walks. She will be missed by all her family. She is survived by three sons, Joseph S. Jones and wife, Cinda, Clinton, Robert E. Jones and wife, Evonne, Appleton City, and Roy L. Jones and wife, Penny, Deepwater; two daughters, Peggy A. Cox and husband, Bill, and Mary Frances Trenary and husband, Larry, all of Clinton; two brothers, John Jolley, Clinton, and James Jolley, Kansas City, Kansas; two sisters, Dorothy Baumgarden and Maxine Jones, both of Clinton; 15 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday, March 10, at the Consalus Chapel, Clinton. Burial was in the Clinton Memory Gardens Cemetery.

JONES, Annie HAMMONDS
1881-1903
Clinton Missouri, Jun 6 1903 - The death angel has visited the home of D. W. Jones and taken from him his wife, the former Miss Annie Hammonds. She was born July 18, 1881 near Good Hope church, Henry County. When a young lady of 17, she married D. W. Jones, April 27, 1897 in Clinton. They lived near Alberta, where one little girl was born. Then they moved to Bethlehem and another little girl came to brighten their home. Her last home on earth was in Clinton, where she died June 1, 1903 of lung trouble. She leaves a husband; two children, Lottie and Bessie; a father, F. Hammonds; three sisters, Mrs. Henry Jones of Coal, Mrs. Bert Beeson of Clinton, Miss Bessie Hammonds of Coal; and one brother, B. F. Hammonds of Coal. All that kind friends and skillful doctors could do was done, but of no avail.

JONES, Bernice Irene HESTAND
1909-1993
Maplewood & Brownington Cemetery, Osage Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Mrs. Bernice Irene Jones, Clinton, died Saturday, July 3, 1993 at Golden Valley Hospital - Bernice Hestand was born November 12, 1909, in Deepwater, the daughter of John and Lula (Driskill) Hestand. She became Bernice Jones in 1930. She and her husband, Othell, ventured from Deepwater to Southern California. There they first worked together for a family. Next she worked as a "Rosey the Riveter" during World War II. Later she started her own business, as child care center. This was her true love. She was a very kind and gentle person, who had always loved children. She had adopted a son and three years later received a baby girl on her 40th birthday as a foster child. She raised them both and gave up many things for Ronnie and Betty. She didn't have much money but always found some for them. Some of the kids she cared for stayed in touch with her after they were grown and in fact she cared for some of their children. She told Betty recently that if she could ever walk again, she would love to be able to care for children again. Besides her love for children, she used to cook a lot. She was a great cook. She also loved to talk. She could talk non-stop for hours. In fact her best friend in Southern California used to talk with her for hours on the phone and then she would walk next door and talk some more. Of course, she also helped to take care of Mrs. Gallagher, who was crippled with arthritis. One of her other favorite pastimes was going to the ocean and listening to the ocean waves and sounds. She moved back to Clinton in 1979. In 1985, she had major surgery and was not expected to live through it. She was never a worrier, and so she came through the surgery with no problem. Eight years later, she had major surgery again and again came through it. Unfortunately, this took a lot out of her. She will be greatly missed. She is survived by one son, Ronald Jones, Seaside, California; one daughter, Bliss Daneri, Seattle, Washington; two sisters, Selma McNutt, Kansas City, and Wilma L. Brown, Clinton, and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband and three brothers. Graveside services were Wednesday, July 7, 1993, Maplewood Cemetery, Brownington.

JONES, Bertha Elizabeth SCHNEIDER
1895-1963
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Tuesday, Dec 31 1963 - Funeral services for Mrs. Garland S. Jones, who died at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 21 at Clinton General Hospital, were conducted Dec. 24 at the First Christian Church, Clinton. Bertha Elizabeth Schneider Jones was born, April 26, 1895 at LaDue; one of 10 children of Jacob and Caroline Koeler Schneider. She became a member of the Presbyterian church when just a child Sept. 8, 1920 she was united in marriage to Garland S. Jones by the late Rev. A. N. Lindsey. To this union three children were born: Mrs. Ruth Keith of the home, Mrs. Margaret Chamberlain, St. Louis and Charles B. Jones who was killed on Iwo Jima, March 15, 1945. All her married life she was a devoted worker in the Christian Church until her health made it impossible to attend. for the past 22 years she had been bedfast suffering with arthritis. Even from her bed she kept alert and had an active interest in all her friends and family. She was the heart of the family life and inspiration to all who came in contact with her She was preceded in death by her parents, one sister and four brothers She is survived by her husband, Garland S. Jones, who is a patient in Trinity Lutheran Hospital and the two daughters; four grandchildren, Mrs. Eugene (Kathy) Simpson, Urich, Mike Keith of the home, Lesa Dell and mark Kenneth Chamberlain; and two great-grandchildren, Mark, Keith and Cheryl Lynn Simpson; one brother, Philip Schneider and a sister, Charlotte Schneider, both of Route 4 Clinton; and sisters, Mrs. Ruth Carolyn Gill, McAlester, Okla., and Mrs. Mary Burgert, Grandview, Mo.; many nieces and nephews and a host of friends.

JONES, Buster Jr.
1926-2010
Appleton City Cemetery, Appleton City, St. Clair Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Mar 15 2010 - Buster Jones Jr. died at his home on March 9, 2010, after a sudden illness. Mr. Jones was born on June 9, 1926, in Osceola to Bus and Helen (Greenfield) Jones. Buster married Betty Ann Lucas of Clinton on July 13, 1946. He was preceded in death by his wife, his parents and two brothers, Jack and Claude Jones. Buster is survived by one daughter, Carolyn Combs and husband Earl, Appleton City; three sons, Michael Jones and wife Marcy, Independence, David Jones and wife Bonnie, Clinton, and Stephen Jones of Harrisonville; two granddaughters, Jennifer Anderson and husband Robert, Kansas City, Kansas, Jody Jordan and husband Nathan, Lee's Summit; three great-granddaughters, Katelin Kylei and Sarah Anderson of Kansas City, Kansas; one brother, Richard Jones and wife Donna, Clinton, and numerous nieces and nephews. Private graveside service was held Thursday, March 11, at the Appleton City Cemetery.

JONES, C. A.
1809-1900
Tebo Church Cemetery, Leesville Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, May 1900 - Mrs. Jones of Hortense departed this life Tuesday morning (May 1 1900) at 5 o'clock. She was born in Howe county, N.C. October 15, 1809. She was married to Richard Jones in 1826 and then moved to Henry county in 1842, where she lived till her death. She joined the old Tebo Baptist church in 1842 and has been a true Christian since. She leaves several children and grandchildren. Funeral by Billy Briggs. She was 91.

JONES, Carol Joan FOSTER
1948-2006
Garden City Cemetery, Garden City, Cass Co, MO
Harrisonville, Cass Co, MO - Mrs. Carol Joan Jones of Garden City, Missouri was born January 17, 1948 in Harrisonville, Missouri the daughter of Joseph Perkins and Wilma Pauline (Fisher) Foster. She departed this life Tuesday, August 1, 2006 at Golden Years Care Services, Harrisonville at the age of 58 years, 6 months and 14 days. On June 13, 1998, Carol was united in marriage to Terry Kirk Jones in Garden City. Carol was employed as a bus driver for Sherwood Cass R-8 School District, Creighton, Missouri for the past 28 years and was also a cook for Old Cedar Inn, Garden City. She was an outdoor person enjoying her flowers and fishing. Carol was a 1965 graduate of Harrisonville High School and had lived in Harrisonville before moving to Garden City. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by an infant brother, Joseph Fisher Foster. She is survived by her husband, Terry Kirk Jones of the home; a son, Jeffrey L. Carneal, Blairstown, Missouri; two step-sons, Brad Jones and wife Kim and Randy Jones; a step-daughter, Kelly Lorenz and husband Chuck, all of Garden City, Missouri; a step-grandson, Tyler Jones; two brothers, John M. Foster and wife Wanda, Harrisonville, Missouri, Tom Foster and wife Barbara, Peculiar, Missouri; many nieces and nephews; other relatives and many friends. Funeral services were held Friday, August 4, 2006 at the Dickey Funeral Home, Garden City, Missouri with burial in the Garden City Cemetery.

JONES, Carrie E. KINNE
1870-1934
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Mrs. Harve Jones Died - At the home of Mattie Cain, Oklahoma City, Friday, January 19, after suffering with heart trouble for several years. Carrie E. Kinne, daughter of I. B. and Marly L. Kinne, was born near Clinton August 16, 1870, and was reared in Clinton, attended Clinton schools and was a member of the Baptist church here. She was united in marriage to Col. Harve C. Jones, many years an auctioneer in Clinton, January 1890. He preceded her in death in January 1918, after which she went to Oklahoma City, where she had since resided. She worked in the Accounting Department of the Railway Express Agency at Oklahoma City, and spent 13 years in that service, during which time she made many friends with her fellow employees, who have ever remembered her with flowers and devotion during her illness. She was a member of the Order of Eastern Start No. 10 in Oklahoma City. The world is far better for the life she has lived and she will long be remembered as a loving sister, a faithful Christian and a loyal friend. She had many close friends in Clinton, and Mesdames Charles and Frances Jones, east of Clinton, were sister-in-laws. She is survived by one brother, Charles Kinne, Colorado Springs. Mrs. Jones lived on East Grand River street for many years. She put her Christianity into every day practice and her good nature and happiness was contagious as she brought sunshine into every life with which she came into contact. She taught in the Clinton Baptist Sunday school for many years, where the young people worshipped her as she was ever ready to share their problems as well as their good times. Her body arrived Monday night on the Flyer and was taken to Sims Funeral Home. As the funeral was held in Oklahoma City, short services were conducted at the graveside in Englewood cemetery Tuesday afternoon.

JONES, Cecil Reuben
1902-1926
Clinton City Cemetery, Clinton, Custer Co, OK
Undated Clipping - Murdered in Oklahoma - Cecil Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, of Clinton, Okla., and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Jones, west of Calhoun, came to a tragic death Sunday, Aug. 8th. His father was in Ft. Smith, buying furniture, and Cecil did a big day's work Saturday in the store and went to Oklahoma City Sunday morning (a distance of 104 miles) after his wife, who was in the hospital there. Shortly after noon he went for her and she was not quite ready. Her brother was there with her and he asked Cecil to go get his girl, Miss Alice Allspaugh. They both went after the girl and were returning (the three) when a Ford truck coming on a cross street hooked on to Cecil's left back fender of his new Oakland roadster and tore it off and kept going. This angered Cecil, and he turned his car and pursued them, stopping his car in front of them and began to ask them (a white man driving and a Mexican), why they didn't stop, all still in their cars. The brother-in-law, Sherman Morton, and the Mexican soon became engaged in a quarrel and both were out of their cars. Cecil then got out to see the trouble and the driver who never got out threw his gun to the Mexican, who shot Cecil through the heart and neck. Morton then turned to flee and he shot him, killing both instantly, each one was shot twice and either shot would have been fatal. He then had turned to the girl who was in the car yet, when a bystander, who had seen it all demanded that he shoot him, covered him with with his gun and attempted to put him in his car and in so doing the Mexican showed fight, and the gun was discharged going through the bystander's shirt. The Mexican then escaped, but later was caught, identified by the girl, the bystander and the driver. The trial of the Mexican and others will be held in September. The funeral of Cecil Jones and his brother-in-law, were both held in Oklahoma City, Tuesday, August 10th. The body of Cecil was taken to Clinton, Okla., for burial. Charles Jones, west of Calhoun, uncle of the deceased, returned Thursday of last week from the funeral.

JONES, Charles "Buddy"
1940-2020
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
The Akron Beacon Journal, Akron OH, Thursday, Jul 16 2020 - Charles Buddy Jones, formerly of Copley, Ohio, died suddenly on June 29th, 2020 at his home in Happy Valley, Oregon. Born in Windsor, Missouri, he earned a BS in Chemical Engineering from Missouri School of Mines, Rolla (now Missouri S&T), served in the army corps of Engineers in Germany and Ohio National Guard at Kent. He worked for Goodyear Tire and Rubber, Chemical Division, at Akron, (1965-1982) then at the Niagra Falls pant for a total of 38 years. Charlie was a member of 1st Congregational Church of Akron, and local chapters of AlChE and Sierra Club. While residing at Lewiston, NY, Charlie was an active church member, volunteer firefighter, member of Civil Air Patrol and American Legion, and a pilot. In 2014, he moved with his wife to Oregon to be near family, where he became an active member of Am. Legion Post 180. He created a beautiful vegetable, fruit and flower oasis in his back yard, could fix anything, and enjoyed working with wood. He was a humble man and is greatly missed. Predeceased by parents, Bud and Theresa, and siblings Bob and Willa, Charlie is survived by his wife of 54 years, Barbara (Haney), daughter Gena Peters, and grandchildren Alex and Wendy Peters. He was an organ donor.

JONES, Charles B.
1872-1955
Bear Creek Cemetery, Bear Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Thursday, May 26 1955 - Funeral services for Charles B. Jones of LaDue, who died at 6:00 a.m., May 17, at his home after a long illness, were held May 19, at the Bear Creek Methodist Church. Interment was in Bear Creek Cemetery under the direction of Wilkinson Funeral Home. Charles B. Jones, born at Ft. Scott, Kan., on Oct. 20, 1875, moved with his parents when a small child to Illinois, later coming to Missouri where they settled on a farm in the Bear Creek community. A brother and his parents preceded him in death. He resided in Deepwater for a time but for the past three years lived in LaDue with his cousin Rosa Peterson, who was taken into the by his parents and reared as their own child. In his long illness she tenderly cared for him. Other survivors are cousins, William James, chaplain in the Salvation Army, and George James of Ritzville, Wash.; and a nephew, Pete Peters of Kansas.

JONES, Charles J.
1914-2002
Floral Hills Cemetery, Kansas City, Jackson Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jul 2 2002 - Charles J. Jones, 88, Chilhowee, died Saturday, June 29, 2002. Funeral services will be held Saturday, July 6, at D. W. Newcomers & sons, Floral Hills Chapel, with burial at Floral Hills Cemetery. He was born January 24, 1914, in Henry County. He married Orvene E. Alexander September 19, 1935. They raised three children in the Johnstown area until moving to Kansas City in 1951. He retired from LeeWay Motor Freight in 1976. He was a past president of the Irish Setter Club of Greater Kansas City. He was a member of the Ridge Runner Camping. He raised miniature horses and Hereford cattle. He is survived by two children, son, Gerald K. (J.J.) Jones and wife, Shirley, Kansas City, and daughter, Linda S. Wilson and husband Dan, Chilhowee; seven grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren; two step-grandchildren, three step-great-grandchildren; two step-great-great-grandchildren; his brother-in-law, Max Alexander and wife, AnnaBelle, Kansas City. He was preceded in death by his wife of 65 1/2 years, Orvene E. Alexander Jones; his daughter, Barbara K. Robinett; his parents; his sister, and one great-grandson, Channing Wilson.

JONES, Charles W.
1851-1924
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Nov 1924 - Chas. W. Jones Died - Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock with kidney and bladder trouble, at his home 5 miles southeast of Clinton. He had been suffering with it for a year and a half, being worse the past two weeks and took very ill the Saturday night before his death. He was born at Warrensburg March 5th, 1851, at the age of nine years came with his parents to Henry county, where they settled on what was known as the Jones home place, of recent years occupied by the late Allen Jones. He was a grandson of the late Joshua Swinney, who owned and settled a great deal of land in the neighborhood where Charley Jones spent the most of his life. He was married to Miss Ella Highnote, July 13, 1884. Five children were given to them. One daughter died soon after birth and the other daughter, Lelia, in 1898, when she was ten years old. Mrs. Jones was left to comfort her in her widowhood, three sons - Howard and Clarence, who live near the home place; and Garland, who lives two miles northeast of Clinton. There are four grandchildren. Mr. Jones has but one sister, Mrs. J. T. Bradley, at Kent, Wash. Mr. Jones was converted when a young man and united with the Freedom Christian church and held membership with it until his death. He and his wife raised their children in the church and take an active part in the community affairs. They gave their children the advantages of good education and taught them at home the worth while things of life. Mr. Jones was known as one of Henry county's leading farmers, but specialized in stock raising. He was always a staunch supported of the Democratic party and although in such poor health, went to the polls last week and cast his last ballot. The funeral services were conducted at his late home at 2 p.m. Thursday afternoon by Rev. A. N. Lindsey. Burial in Englewood.

JONES, Cinda Lou HALE
1946-2001
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, Aug 22 2001 - Cinda Lou Jones, daughter of Lawrence and Ella (Zimmerman) Hale, was born August 10, 1946, in Mansfield, and died at the Shawnee Mission Medical Center, Shawnee Mission, Kansas, on July 21, 2001, at the age of 54 years. Cinda was married to Joseph S. Jones on September 18, 1966, at the Seventh Street Baptist Church, Clinton. Cinda was a friend to all who knew her and her million dollar smile that would light up the darkest room. Her family was the love of her life and meant everything to her. She cherished the years she worked at Holy Rosary Grade School and the kids who attended there were "her kids". She committed herself to Christ at an early age and reconfirmed that commitment several times as an adult. Cinda's passions in life were her husband, Joe, and her son, Todd, and they could do no wrong in her eyes. The last few years of her life she spent each day enjoying God's gifts, the breeze in the trees, the morning sun, a summer storm. She will be loved and missed forever and ever. Cinda was preceded in death by her father, Lawrence "Bud" Hale. She is survived by her husband, Joe Jones of the home; one son, Todd Jones, Sedalia; her mother, Ella Hale, Clinton; three brothers, Kenny Hale and wife, Sandy, Urich, Danny Hale and wife Lois, Clinton, and Paul Hale and wife, Becci, Windsor; two sisters, Judy Harris and husband Jerry, and Paula Hale, all of Clinton. Funeral services were held at the Vansant-Mills Chapel on Tuesday, July 24. Burial was in the Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JONES, Claude B.
1929-2007
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jan 3 2008 - Claude B. Jones, Garden City, was born August 14, 1929, in Holden, the son of Clyde Morris and Mattie Pearl (Bourland) Jones. He departed this life Sunday, December 30, 2007, at Golden Valley Hospital, Clinton, at the age of 78 years, four months and 16 days. On February 14, 1954, Claude was united in marriage to Betty Irene Metcalf in Cole Camp. Claude was employed as a lineman for the Missouri Public Service, Clinton, serving the communities of Blairstown, Chilhowee, Urich and Creighton, until his retirement in 1991. He was a 1947 graduate of the Blairstown High School. Claude was a Navy veteran of the Korean War, a Scoutmaster in Clinton and Blairstown and a Honorary Warrior in the Tribe of Mic-O-Say. He was a member of the Index Masonic Lodge #54 A.F. & A.M., Garden City. Claude loved to fish, hunt Indian artifacts and make homemade wine. Claude was a lifelong Blairstown area resident until he moved to Garden City in 2007. He enjoyed spending time with his family and was a good father, grandfather and great-grandfather. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife Betty Jones, on March 25.2007 and a brother Clyde Morris Jones, Jr. He is survived by a son James Keith Jones and wife Jennifer, Garden City; a grandson Kyle Jones and wife Tonya; a great-grandson Kale Jones; a brother Thomas Jones, Dallas, Texas; a sister Linda Quick, Latour; other relatives and many friends. Cremation.

JONES, Daniel Clinton
1968-2010
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Mar 28 2011 - Daniel Clinton Jones, 42, Clinton, died November 7, 2010. Daniel was born on July 4, 1968, in Kansas City to Larry and Shirley Jones. He enjoyed spending time outdoors, fishing and camping. Daniel was preceded in death by his grandparents, Merle and Betty Coke, and one niece, Breanna Jones. Daniel is survived by his father, Larry M. Jones of Kansas City; his mother, Shirley Johnson and husband, Earl Jr., Clinton; one brother Larry Wayne Jones and wife, Dorothy; one sister, Peggy Yoch and husband Mike, Merriam, Kansas, and several aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews. Memorial services will be held Saturday, April 2, 2011, at Consalus Funeral Home. A private family inurnment will be held at a later date.

JONES, David Addison
1927-1991
Shawnee Cemetery, Warsaw, Benton Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - David Addison Jones, age 64, passed away Thursday afternoon, September 12, 1991, at his home near Clinton. He was born March 29, 1927 at Warsaw, the son of Nathaniel and Stella Crowder Jones. He grew up in Warsaw and graduated from Warsaw High School in 1945. He then enlisted into the United States Navy and served three years. In 1953 he was united in marriage to Corene Hill at Pleasant Hill. Following their marriage they made their home in Missouri City and David worked for General Motors of Leeds Assembly Plant near Kansas City, retiring in 1984 after 31 years of employment. After his retirement they returned to Benton County. He attended the Good Hope Baptist Church near Coal, Mo. He was a member of the United Auto Workers Local #93 of Kansas City. He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother and two sisters. He is survived by his wife Corene of the home; one son Loyd and his wife Connie Jones of Liberty; and a daughter Stella and her husband Larry Cable, of Faucett, Mo., and four grandchildren. He is also survived by two brothers, Ronnie Jones of Lincoln, and Verlin Jones of Neosho; 4 sisters, Ina Jean Doll of Urich; Verna May Dixson and Norma June Garner, both of Arkansas, and Carolyn Clay of Oklahoma, other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at the Reser Funeral Chapel on Sunday, September 15, 1991 Burial was in the Shawnee Cemetery.

JONES, Delia M. WALLER DUNNING
1884-1962
Pleasant Valley (Albert Dunning) Cemetery, Fairview Twp, Henry Co, MO
The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Thursday, Sep 6 1962 - Graveside service for Mrs. Delia Jones who died Aug. 28 at Enid, Okla., was held at the Albert Dunning Cemetery, southwest of Deepwater, Aug. 31. Delia Waller, daughter of John and Nancy Waller, was born at Milan, Mo., Dec. 23, 1884. she was reared in Deepwater and on Sept. 8, 1909, married Audrie Freeman Dunning. Two children blessed this union, a son Eugene, now of Kansas City, Mo., and a daughter, Mrs. Audrie Louise Sherrick, Kansas City, Kan. Mr. Dunning died Dec. 13, 1924. On March 22, 1939, she married Orville J. Jones, Enid, Okla. At the age of 18 she confessed her faith in Christ and became a member of the Deepwater Baptist Church. Later, in 1939, she united with the Church of Christ in Enid, Okla. At the time of her death her membership was with the West Broadway Church of Christ in Enid. Survivors include her husband of the home in Enid, the son and daughter before mentioned; three stepchildren, Hershel and James Jones, Oklahoma City, Okla., and Mrs. Jessie Jean Gordon, Auburn, Wash. Preceding her in death in addition to her parents were a brother, Joe Waller, and a sister, Lula (Waller) Moyer. Among those from a distance attending the service at Deepwater were the daughter, Mrs. Sherrick, and Mr. Sherrick; the son, Eugene; Mrs. Gail Waller, St. Joseph; and Mrs. Freddie Burrington, Warrensburg. The husband, Mr. Jones, was unable to be present for the service.

JONES, Edna Joanne BARNHART
1933-2013
Shiloh Cemetery, Post Oak Twp, Johnson Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Sep 1 20137 - Edna Joanne Jones, 80, Columbia, died Saturday, August 10, 2013, at University Hospital, Columbia. Edna was born in Henry County on March 30, 1933, the daughter of Grover Cleveland and Edna Lee (Blanton) Barnhart. She was a nurse and later a nursing home administrator. She was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Clinton. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Everett Jones, and two sisters, Joyce King and Lois Barnhart. She is survived by her son, Randall Jackson and wife Gloria, Columbia, and two grandchildren, Rachael Jackson and Daniel Jackson. Funeral services were held Wednesday, August 14, at the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Clinton. Interment was in Shiloh Cemetery, Chilhowee.

JONES, Edna Mae FRALA
1922-2000
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Sep 29 2000 - Edna Mae Jones, 78, Clinton, died Thursday, September 14, 2000 at Golden Valley Hospital. She was born April 12, 1922, in Osceola, Mo., to Grover and Dimple Frala. She and her only brother, Leroy, grew up in Osceola. After high school she completed RN training at General Hospital in Kansas City, Mo. In 1949 she married Lloyd Butler Jones. They had two children, Patricia Ann and Lloyd Bruce. In 1957 the family moved to Clinton, Mo. She worked as an RN at both Clinton hospitals. In 1962 she became Clinton school nurse. For the next 25 years she used her skills to help the children of Henry County. She founded the Children's Eyeglass Fund, which later became shepherded by the United Way. She also lent her time to the Red Cross. In addition, she helped provide clothing and food to many local children in need. After her retirement in 1967, she continued her charitable activities. Due to failing health, she spent the last two years at Westwood Nursing Home in Clinton, Mo She is survived by her daughter, Pat Jones, Roeland Park, Ks, and her son, Lloyd Bruce Jones of Highland Village, Texas and by her grandchildren, Leanna Beth and Travis.

JONES, Elah Elmer
1874-1942
Bear Creek Cemetery, Bear Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
The Clinton Eye, Clinton MO, Thursday, Mar 19 1942 - At his home in the Bear Creek neighborhood at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday, March 17, 1942. He was at a farm sale, east of Montrose, Tuesday when seized with a stroke about 2:00 p.m. His neighbors got him home as quickly as possible and his family thought he might have had a second stroke just before his death. Mr. Jones, though not entirely well the past five years, had been about his farm most of the time as usual, doing his chores and putting in and harvesting his crops, though he was often compelled to stop for short rests or change of positions. Elah Elmer Jones was born Oct. 20, 1874, near Waverly, Ill., where he was reared and where March 5, 1902, he was married to Miss Daisy Jolly. As a young man he made a profession of faith in the Methodist Church, and always lived a good Christian life. Thirty-three years ago the Jones family moved to Missouri, settling near Deepwater for about a year, then going to the Bear Creek community which had since been their home. Two children were born to them, a son John Leslie, who died in 1925, and a daughter, Mrs. James Sargent, who lives near the home. There are also eight grandchildren surviving, with the bereaved wife and daughter of this good man, who was a capable farmer and stock raiser, honorable, upright and deserving. Funeral services will be conducted at the Bear Creek Church on Thursday (today). Burial will be at Bear Creek cemetery.

JONES, Elizabeth Bliss "Betty" RADCLIFF
1923-2006
Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Dec 15 2006 - Betty B. Jones, age 83 of Clinton, Missouri passed away Tuesday, November 14, 2006 at Westwood Nursing Center, Clinton. Funeral services will be Saturday, November 18, 2006 at the Northeast Baptist Church, Clinton with burial in Calhoun Cemetery, Calhoun, Missouri. Betty was born April 11, 1923, to Mabel M. and Harlan H. Radcliff of Tuscola, Illinois. She graduated from Tuscola High School in 1941. After graduation, she had a desire to help people and in the spring of 1942 enrolled in the Decatur and Macon County School of Nursing in Decatur, Illinois. She graduated in the fall of 1945 with a degree in nursing, becoming a registered nurse. In March 1948, she met and married Glen Melvin "Billy" Jones of Calhoun. Billy at the time was an auctioneer at the Decatur Auto Auction in Decatur, Illinois. In May 1951, they returned to Missouri where they purchased a farm that was located one mile west of Calhoun. This is where they raised their three children, enjoyed riding horses, raised cattle and fell in love with the farm life. Their home was always filled with love, good food and hospitality for others. Betty was a member of Calhoun Baptist Church. While at Calhoun, Betty taught the Adult Ladies Dorcus class for 40 years, was a Sunday School superintendent for 10 years and aided the Cradle Roll Department for many years. Betty started her nursing career in 1945. She worked in hospitals and aided in starting many nursing homes. They sought her skills as administrator and charge nurse. She received many awards and honors during her nursing days. In 1994, Billy and Betty sold their farm and moved to Clinton. They moved their church membership to First Baptist Church of Clinton. On November 9, 1997, Betty was honored with a reception for her 52 years of nursing service. During most of her married life, she and Billy traveled and enjoyed spending time with their family and many friends. She is survived by her children, Gary Lynn Jones and wife Kelly, Clinton, and their sons Anthony and Bradley Jones, Independence, Michelle "Mickey" Robert and husband Gary, Butler, and their children Tonja Roberts, Branson, Jason Roberts and wife Amber, Butler, and their children Casey, Morgan and Brian, Carol Lee Turner and husband Bill, Creighton, and their children Kyle Turner of Hollister, Travis Turner of Creighton, Brian Turner of Belton and Lynie Wright and her children Billie, Tiffany and Miranda, Cassville, as well as her sister Virginia Weirman of Morton, Illinois.

JONES, Elsie T. RANDALL
1910-2007
Lowry City Cemetery, Lowry City, St. Clair Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Dec 7 2007 - Elsie T. Jones, 97, Clinton, passed into the arms of her Lord and Savior on Thursday, November 15, 2007, at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital. A happy, loving, and devoted wife, mother, sister, grandmother, great, and great-great-grandmother, she was the fourth child of nine, born October 1, 1910, to Charles and Elena (Waltz) Randall, at their farm near Hill City, Kansas. The family moved to Missouri in 1916, traveling by a combination of train and horse and wagon. They lived in a two-room house in Lowry City until their new farm by the Ohio Church in St. Clair County was ready, where they raised cattle and wheat. In 1918, Elsie accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior. Her early educational years were spent in the Grandview community, near Lowry City. While attending Lowry City High School, she rode horseback five miles each day. After graduating, she went to teachers college in Springfield. After successfully passing her teachers examination, she taught in a one-room schoolhouse north of Ohio for three years. She met her future husband Bert Jones, on a blind date, arranged by her friend Martha Clayton in 1928. Bert and Elsie's wedding took place on Christmas Eve, 1931. To this union were born two daughters, Berlena and Randa Kay. They spent their early married years on rented farms and in 1946 purchased a farm in rural St. Clair County, off M Highway. She spent her entire married life in Missouri. Elsie had been active in the Ohio Christian Church all her life. She was an 89-year member of the church, making her the oldest living member. She was a caregiver to many family members when needed. She always did for before herself. She enjoyed spending time with her family, her church, friends, gardening and her beautiful flowers. Elsie was met on the other side by her husband, parents, three brothers, Waltz, Herbert and Ray Randall, and her four sisters, Nathalie Parks, Helen French, Ruth Graham and Elma Parsons. Survivors include two daughters, Berlena Lee Eads of Clinton and Randa Kay Davis of Clinton; five grandsons, Randy Eads and his wife Sandra, Austin, Texas. Carson Eads and his wife Marcy, Allen, Texas, Terry Davis and his wife Neta of Belton, Tod Davis and his wife Janelle, Peculiar, and Jeff Davis and his wife Cristy, San Diego, California; one granddaughter Sonda Morris and her husband Rick, Butler; eight great-grandchildren, three great-great-grandchildren; one brother Rodney Randall and his wife Lelah, Unionville, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were Monday, November 19, 2007 at the Ohio Christian Church, Lowry City, Burial was in the Lowry City Cemetery.

JONES, Emma Pearl LINDSEY
1945-2007
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, May 15 2007 - Emma Pearl Jones was born April 13, 1945, in Independence to William Jefferson and Iva Endicott Lindsey. She passed away Tuesday, April 17, 2007, at her home in Clinton. She married Laurence Jones Sr. on January 12, 1962. They lived in Kansas City until 1973 when they moved to Tightwad to raise their five children. She worked several years at Cripps Drug and Drugs Plus and later on at Rival Manufacturing where she retired. After her retirement she spent her time with her family and pet Shih-Tzu, Phoebe Sue. Pearl was preceded in death by her husband Laurence Jones Sr.; her parents William Jefferson and Iva Lindsey; two brothers Ralph and William Lindsey; five sisters, Elizabeth Van Haele, Martha Durken, Edith Moss, Nancy Jones and Barbara Wharton, and one grandson Christopher Miracle. She is survived by her five children, Carrie Howell, Laurence Jones Jr. and wife Stacy, Edward Jones and wife Pat, Bobbie Lavigne and husband Gerald, all of Clinton, Jennifer Fust and husband Dean, Humansville; 12 grandchildren, Lynn "Punky" Howell, Jessica Howell, Jolene Howell, Stephanie Jones, Michael Jones, Kurtis Jones, Tiffanie Jones, Hannah Jones, Mark Lavigne, all of Clinton, Leigh Courtney of Springfield, Matthew Childers and Donald Fust of Humansville and her pet Pheobe Sue Jones; three sisters, Mary Reddell and husband Euell, Independence, Veta and Bob Phillips of Independence and Sadie and Raymond Love of Holden. Memorial services were held at Vansant-Mills Chapel on Friday, April 20. Inurnment was in Englewood Cemetery.

JONES, Ethel Grace CHILES
1923-2016
Lowry City Cemetery, Lowry City, St. Clair Co, MO
Ethel Grace Chiles-Jones, of Sunrise Beach, Missouri, passed peacefully into God's hands on July 25, 2016, at the age of 93. Ethel was born June 29, 1923, the sixth of nine children to William and Blanche Tullis Chiles near Deepwater, Missouri. She accepted the Lord as her Savior and was baptized at the age of sixteen on July 30, 1937, into the Park Grove Christian Church. She attended Park Grove Elementary School and was a graduate of Lowry City High School. She was united in marriage to Nolan E. Jones, December 27, 1941. Three children blessed this marriage. She and her husband, Nolan, lived on a farm near Deepwater, Missouri and raised Black Angus cattle. After moving to the Lake of the Ozarks in May of 1953, she joined Kent Memorial Lutheran Church where she served as an active member for thirty-five years. After raising her children, she enrolled in real estate school and had a successful business as a broker for Sunrise Beach Realty. She was active in Business and Professional Women's Club of Sunrise Beach where she served as president and also held other offices. She served on the Good Shepherd Board of Directors and the Good Shepherd Housing Authority Board of Directors for many years. She went back to school at the age of fifty-seven attending the University of Missouri to become the first administrator of the Laurie Nursing Home and The Knolls Housing, which she had the honor of naming The Knolls. She was very active in the Camden County Republican Party Committee for many years. She took her civic duty seriously by voting for the first time at the age of twenty-one and never missed a national election. She was preceded in death by her parents, William and Blanche Chiles, her son, Nolan Edward Jones, Jr., her husband of sixty years, Nolan Edward Jones, Sr., five sisters, Wilma Moree, Eva Nichols, Dorothy Schmidli, Nada Lyon, Kathleen Thompson and two brothers, Clifford and Strieby Chiles. She is survived by her daughter, Mary Lou Clary and husband Jim; her son, Michael Lee Jones and wife Debbie; Glenda Jones, widow of Nolan E. Jones, Jr.; thirteen grandchildren, Tammy Jones-Hursman (Louie) of Las Vegas, Nevada, Jimmy Clary (Karen) of Laurie, Missouri, Nolan E. "Chip" Jones (Susan) of Columbia, Missouri, Michele Clary-Chorpening (Jeff) of Laurie, Missouri, David Jones (Christy) of Sunrise Beach, Missouri, Lisa Jones-Taylor (Wade) of Grain Valley, Missouri, John Clary (Lynetta) of Sunrise Beach, Missouri, Michael Jones, Jr. (Destyni) of Sunrise Beach, Missouri, Thom Ed Jones (Stacy) of Sunrise Beach, Missouri, Brittyn Deves (Matt) of Keauhou, Hawaii and Eddie Freeman (Jessica), Chyane Lahay (Brian) and Channyl Agostini (PJ) all of Tampa, Florida; thirty-six great-grandchildren; seventeen great-great-grandchildren; one sister, Norma Jones of Lowry City, Missouri; many nieces, nephews and a host of friends. April 1956, a son, Nolan Edward "Eddie" Jones, Jr., as a little boy, wrote a book about his life that he dedicated to his mom and stated, "I dedicate this book to my mother the nicest mother in the world." She was a precious blessing to all. Ethel will be remembered as a kind and gentle lady, a loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt and friend. She was a wonderful Christian woman who loved her family and friends. Her great faith and a spirit of determination carried her through life. Her life was an inspiration to others. We celebrate her life and her accomplishments and will treasure the memories she created for her family and friends. Funeral services will be held Thursday, July 28th, at the Kidwell-Garber Laurie/Sunrise Beach Chapel. Graveside services and interment will be held Thursday, in the Lowry City Cemetery in Lowry City, Missouri.

JONES, Ethlyn Bonita
1909-1993
Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Ethlyn Bonita Jones was born November 10, 1909, at Calhoun to Robert Lee and Maude Ethel Dannatt Jones. She spent her entire life helping thousands of children face today's world through the best education available in the classroom, on the playground and in church. Ethlyn united with the Calhoun Baptist Church at the age of 12, joining on November 20, 1920, then later in Independence, St. Louis and the First Baptist Church in Clinton, giving full service to each church in her life as long as her health allowed. Her ready wit and warm smile served her well teaching school and Sunday School in her beloved hometown of Calhoun and Berry Country area schools before entering "McCoy", Independence School System 1941-1948. She was educated at Central College, Fayette, Missouri, Central Mo. State University, Warrensburg. She received her master's degree at Columbia University, New York, NY, where she served as President of Missouri Club in 1951. She was especially proud of receiving "Who's Who In Missouri Schools" award and completing over 47 years in her beloved vocation before retiring from the Ross Elementary, St. Louis Parkway School system to resume life near her beloved family in Henry' County in 1975. Ethlyn was an avid reader and was well read on world and local news. She worked for the late Dixie Smith of the Clinton Eye as a news reporter and proofreader in her summer months for 14 years before going back to school." Her wonderful smile was what everyone remembered even though she had to cope with those last serious ailments. Her love of the Lord helped her Serve so well as a pianist and vocalist at every church and school where she served. Her Jones relatives arrived in 1859 in Henry County from Virginia and Grandmothers Jones, Parks, Graves and Eddins arrived in Henry and Bates Counties in the 1830s with the Great Tebo Settlement. Ethlyn had thoroughly enjoyed the educational and religious world tours, especially to Brazil and to Europe. Her beautiful blue plate collection was lovely. Family and friends were important in her life and nieces, nephews arid many a young adult returned to visit about the days of their youth. There is no way to count the untold hours spent in the love of her life. Her Bible has a notation that reads "Life is like a piano. What you' get out of it depends on how you play it." Ethlyn was preceded in death by her parents, an infant brother, Louis Dale Jones: two sisters, Ada Searcy of Raytown and Elsie Cooper of Windsor, and her nephew, Danny Lee Cooper of Windsor She is survived by three brothers, Floyd and Dorothy Jones, Veryl Lee Jones and family, both of Clinton, and Col. "Billy" Melvin and Betty Jones and family of Calhoun: one sister, Mrs. Nadene Ward and family of Blairstown: 12 nieces, nephews and their families, brothers-in-law, D. P. Cooper of Windsor and Robert Searcy of Raytown: other family members and a host of friends. Funeral services were held at the First Baptist Church in Clinton on July 6, 1993. Burial was in the Calhoun Cemetery. - Miss Ethlyn Bonita Jones, 83, of 117 A Wesmore Street, Bristol Manor, died Saturday, July 3, 1993 at the Westwood Nursing Center.

JONES, Eva Jewell BAUMGARDEN
1906-2000
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, May 5 2000 - Eva Jewell Jones, 93, Clinton, died Thursday, May 4, 2000, at Westwood Nursing Home. She was born September 29, 1906, in Gerster, daughter of George Jackson and Ann Kauffman Baumgarden. She married Thomas Riley Jones in 1929. He preceded her in death along with her parents; one daughter, Peggy Jane, who died in infancy; three grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, three brothers and three sisters. She was a member of Northeast Baptist Church and Rebecca Lodge in Clinton. Survivors include five sons, Leo Baumgarden and wife, Pauline, Garden City, Donald Ray Jones and wife, Maxine, Glen (Dick) Jones and wife, Stella, Derrell Jones and wife, Connie, T. H. Jones and wife, Brenda, all of Clinton; two daughters, Wilma Williams, Clinton, Arlene Landon and husband Carl, Walnut Grove; 27 grandchildren, 58 great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday at Northeast Baptist Church. Burial will be in Englewood Cemetery.

JONES, Evan Dean
1947-2002
Deepwater Cemetery, Fairview Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Apr 10 2002 - Evan Dean Jones, 55, died Tuesday, April 9, 2002, at Golden Valley Hospital in Clinton. He had lived around Clinton and cooked at Country Kitchen. He is survived by his mother, Lucille Ellis, and one son, Tommy Jeffery Jones, Springfield; one daughter Virginia L. Jones, of the home; one brother, James Jones of Springfield; one sister, Shirly Jones of Springfield; also Ola Mae, Bobby Siewert, Jason Schroeder and Crissy Schroeder, and his companion, Helen Haggard, of the home. Graveside services will be held Thursday, April 11, at 3 p.m. at the Deepwater Cemetery.

JONES, Evelyn Elizabeth
1927-2003
Shiloh Cemetery, Liberal, Barton Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Oct 6 2003 - Evelyn Elizabeth Jones, 76, Appleton City, died Thursday, October 2, 2003, at St. John's Regional Health Center, Springfield. She is survived by her husband, Lawrence Jones of the home; two daughters, Susan Jones of the home and Linda Tenholder, Montrose; three sisters, Irene Sutcliffe and Wanda J. Dunn, both of Fort Scott, Kansas, and Leota McClendon, Liberal; two brothers, Bill Carpenter and David Carpenter, both of Liberal. Funeral services were Monday, October 6, at Hill & Son Funeral Home, Appleton City, with burial in Shiloh Cemetery, Liberal.

JONES, Fanny Katherine SMITH MISSEMER
1883-1968
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Eye, Jan 10 1968 - Fanny Katherine Jones, 84, formerly of Warsaw, mother of Mrs. Wilbur Schmidt, Clinton, died Jan. 10 at the Golden Valley Nursing Home, where she had been a resident since last October. She had been residing with her daughter the last five years. last rites will be conducted Friday, January 12, at the Reser Funeral Home in Warsaw. Interment will be in Laurel Oak Cemetery, Windsor. Besides Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Jones leaves another daughter, Mrs. Grace McKalip, Oregon State, three grandchildren and two sisters, Mrs. May Davis, Kansas City, Mo. and Mrs. Mary Salyer, Illinois.

JONES, Farmer G.
1879-1900
Parks Chapel Cemetery, Leesville Twp, Henry Co, MO
Henry County Democrat, Clinton MO, Friday, Aug 17 1900 - A Double Suicide - Palmer Jones and Bonnie Turner Couldn't Bear Separation. Find Death Together. Their Last Wishes Obeyed and They were Buried at Union Church in One Grave. -- Because they could not be married and could not bear to be separated from each other, Palmer Jones and Bonnie Turner, of the Coal neighborhood shared a bottle of morphine and locked in each other's arms, passed into the sleep which knows no earthly waking. Jones was 24 years of age, and a son of Mrs. Mock, who lives in the east part of the county. For some months past he had been working on a farm in Kansas, but et with an accident which not only disabled him from work, but used up his meager savings for doctor's care and board. A mule kicked him and fractured his leg. After he got so he could walk by the aid of crutches, he came back to Henry county to visit his relatives and see his sweetheart, Miss Bonnie Turner. The latter was a young lady a little past 18 years of age and a daughter of Captain John C. Turner, a Union war veteran and prominent resident of the Coal vicinity. On Thursday morning, Jones went to Ira Gill, of Lincoln, Benton county, and drew some money due him. Mr. Gill says that a young lady accompanied him and that he did not draw all he was entitled to, leaving a couple of dollars of the amount. He told Mr. Gill he was working for a farmer at Lake Springs, Benton county. Saturday morning Jones appeared at Baldock's livery barn in Clinton and engaged a horse and buggy to go five miles in the country. He had frequently hired rigs there before, and referred to the fact he had relatives in Clinton. Sunday morning at daylight a horse and buggy by the roadside attracted the attention of John McGinnis, who lives three quarters of a mile northeast of Coal. The rig was only about 40 yards from the house and the horse had been unhitched, its harness removed, and was tied to a tree. The occupants seemed to be asleep, and had fastened their lap robe up at the side of the buggy next to the road to prevent their faces being seen. Mr. McGinnis paid no attention to the couple, supposing them to have been overcome by drowsiness on their way home from Sulphur Springs. A number of persons passing along the road saw the buggy but entertained similar notions; and it was not until nearly 9 o'clock that Mr. Link McGinnis concluded to investigate. When he reached the buggy he immediately identified Mr. Jones and Miss Turner, and knew something was wrong. They were breathing heavily and struggling feebly. An empty bottle labeled Morphine was between them, and the nature of their deed was instantly realized. Physicians were sent for and immediately lifted them out of the buggy and attempted to revive them. Dr. Peelor of Coal, Dr. Gray of Leesville, and Dr. Mollie O'Rear of Coal, worked hard for two hours, but without avail. They both died without regaining consciousness. In a memorandum book in young Jones' pocket were several pages of writing explaining the motives for their self-destruction. He informed his mother that she would find his pictures at Gum Parks' where he had been working. He told where he had hired the livery team in Clinton, said it was paid for, and asked that it be taken back. He requested that their bodies be buried together at Union church. On another page he wrote that he and Bonnie had intended to marry this fall but owing to his misfortune he had spent his money and they couldn't be married. He found he would have to go away and work, and he would rather die than leave her and she would rather die than to be separated from him again. Coroner Gibbins was notified shortly after they died, but decided it was such a clear case of suicide no inquest was necessary. The funeral was held at eleven o'clock Monday morning. Their last wishes were heeded. After services in Union church, four miles southeast of Coal, the two coffins were lowered by sorrowing friends into one grave. (Note: His name was Farmer (not Palmer) and he was 20 years old. Another article said he had been working in Oklahoma, but he can be found on the 1900 census, taken June 5th, as a hired hand at the Montgomery "Gum" Parks farm in Leesville township, Henry County, Missouri.)

JONES, Florin Clay
1910-1997
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery, Creighton, Cass Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Florin Clay Jones of Creighton was born November 23, 1910, near Creighton, the son of Everett French and Blanche (Clemings) Jones. He died Friday, May 23, 1997, at his home near Creighton, at the age of 86 years and six months. On February 26, 1936, Florin was united in marriage to Elinore Louise Mueller in Creighton. Florin was a farmer and stockman. He was a faithful member of The Trinity Lutheran Church, Creighton, a member of the Farm Bureau and a former leader in the 4-H. He had attended Central Missouri State Teachers College, Warrensburg, where he was involved in the National Guard and where he received his teaching certificate. He was a lifelong area resident of Creighton. Besides his parents he was preceded in death by an infant son, Ronald Clay Jones in December of 1941; a brother Paul Jones, and a sister Edna Sites. He is survived by his wife Elinore L. Jones of the home; a daughter Gayl Ann Calvin, Blue Springs; a son H. Kent Jones, Creighton; four grandchildren, Molly, Benjamin, Matthew and Caroline; other relatives and many friends. Funeral services were Monday, May 26, at Trinity Lutheran Church, Creighton. Burial was in Lutheran Cemetery, near Creighton.

JONES, Frances Ellen PARKS
1856-1930
Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Mrs. R. A. Jones Died - At the home of her daughter, Mrs. Tom Clark, in the north part of Calhoun, at 4:00 a.m. Tuesday. She had been in poor health for many years, and especially frail since the death of her beloved husband, January 27, 1929. Since then much of the time had been spent in the home of her children, where she tried to be happy, delighting in her attractive grandchildren, but always in her heart was that longing for "Home" and the wish has been granted. She has gone to the Heavenly Home to meet the many loved ones and she will know no more earthly pain. She had been in Jennie's home since Christmas, taking sick New Year's day. She was born, raised and lived nearly all of her life on the home place west of Calhoun. Her home and her church constituted her life. She was a devout Christian, a member of the Calhoun Baptist church. She was industrious and efficient. Her house was always clean and in order. The door was ever open to friends of her husband and children. Many a happy hour has been spent in this home by the writer. She was one of my mother's best friends. Her maiden name was Frances E. Parks. She married Rube A. Jones October 9, 1873. Nine children were given to this union. Those surviving are: Frank Jones, Clinton, Okla.; Mrs. Lena Breeding, Muskogee, Okla.; George Jones, Los Angeles, Calif.; Lee, Eugene, Charley and Rolla Jones and Tom Clark, all in or near Calhoun. She leaves one brother, Mit Parks, west of Calhoun. The funeral will be conducted at the Calhoun Baptist church at 2:00 p.m. Thursday. Her body will be laid by the side of her husband in the Calhoun cemetery.

JONES, Francis Alice GARNER
1915-2004
Sunset Hill Cemetery, Warrensburg, Johnson Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Nov 11 2004 - Francis Alice Jones, 89, Centerview, died Wednesday, November 10, 2004, at her home. She was born August 26, 1915, in Rosebud, Missouri, the daughter of Walter Garner and Annie Clare Hollingsworth Garner. She had been a seamstress for several upholstery businesses. On October 14, 1933, in Kennett, she married Everett William Jones, who died February 4, 1959. Survivors include two daughter, Joyce J. Yoachum and Joann L. Rhodes, both of Centerview; a son Larry C. Jones and wife Jackie, Clinton; 10 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandson; a sister, Virginia Gertrude Gardner Sheffer, Poplar Bluff, and a brother Frank Arthur Garner, Holcomb. She was also preceded in death by her parents; five brothers, James William Garner, Earl Junior Garner, Charles Garner, Joseph James Garner and Vernon Garner; four sisters, Lorine Garner Mitchell, Genive Garner Majestic, Zelma Mae Garner Mitchell and Helthia Garner Berghultz. Funeral services will be Friday, November 12, at Williams Funeral Chapel in Warrensburg. Burial will follow in Sunset Hill Cemetery.

JONES, George W.
1848-1927
Tebo Church Cemetery, Leesville Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Eye, Clinton, MO, Feb 1927 - Again the dark angel of death has come into our home and taken our dear father, George. W. Jones, home to heaven. Just 15 months and 13 days since we gave our darling son, Floyd W. George, to God and who suffered so long, and at that time, Grandpa said why couldn't it be me in place of son, and now he has gone to him. Another good father has taken his departure, and while absent from us, he is not forgotten. His influence remains to cheer and encourage those who were near and dear to him, while on earth. Alas, 'twas hard to give him up, but God's will, not ours be done. But we mourn not as those who have no hope, for he accepted Christ as his Savior when a young man and united with the Tebo Baptist church Sixty Years ago and lived a devoted Christian life to his death, always singing God's praises and praying. All through his long sickness, which has been since Thanksgiving, he sand and prayed all the time, his favorite song, "The Unclouded Day." One day when he was so sick he said to his daughter, "I know what is the matter, I have quit singing," but he was so weak he could hardly sing, but sang, by and by I'll go and meet her on that other bright shore. Won't that be a happy meeting on that other bright shore. George W. Jones was born May 23, 1848, near Leesville; died February 5, 1927, making him 78 years, 8 months and 13 days old. On September 7, 1872, he was united in marriage to Susan Caroline Parker. To this union one child was born. Mrs. T. R. Gill, who lives at Lewis Station. His wife preceded him to the Better World nearly 17 years ago and "Uncle George," as everyone called him, has made his home with his daughter, since. Uncle George took down sick the second day of December, 1926, with rheumatism, and from that seemed like everything went wrong with him. He had three good doctors called a couple days following: had a good trained nurse, but all said nothing can be done, but he was ready to go when God called him. Besides the dear daughter who was so good to him and who fell at her post of duty on Monday night before he died, and was not able to be up any more. He leaves a near granddaughter and son-in-law, who were the pride of his heart; two brothers, W. H. Jones, at Lewis, and J. M. Jones, Afton, Okla., also a host of relatives and friends to mourn his going. His brother, from Afton, came to see him and as he seemed to get better he returned home. His brother and wife, here, did everything they could but we could not keep him. God needed him and had a place for him. His chief occupation was gardening and fishing. He did love to fish and had caught fish every month in the year for two years, and his garden was always a beauty, never letting any weeds grow in it and had planned this year to raise some vegetables for the Calhoun Colt Show and talked so much about it while he was sick. Everybody liked Uncle George - the young as well as the older ones, and he will be missed in the home, at the store and every place. On Sunday, at 10:30 a.m., Bro. Faris, pastor of Mt. Gilead Baptist church, preached the funeral at the home of his daughter to a large crowd. They left at 11 o'clock for Tebo Baptist church, the funeral to be at 2 o'clock, but the roads were so bad they did not get there until 4 o'clock, and Bro. Billie Briggs, a life time friend, preached the funeral there to a large crowd of relatives and friends and then the body was lain in the cemetery near by, under the most beautiful flowers to await the resurrection day.

JONES, Gladys L.
abt 1934-2005
Lowry City Cemetery, Lowry City, St. Clair Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Apr 27 2005 - Gladys L. Jones, Lowry City and formerly of Independence, died Tuesday, April 25, 2005, at Clinton Healthcare in Clinton. Among local survivors is a daughter, Mrs. Sandra Crocker of Lowry City, and a sister Mrs. Kathryn Yates of Osceola. Funeral services will be Saturday, April 30, at 2 p.m. at the Sheldon-Goodrich Chapel in Osceola. Burial will be in Lowry City Cemetery.

JONES, Glen Ellis "Dick"
1935-2005
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, May 3 2005 - Glen Ellis "Dick" Jones was born December 26, 1935, at Osceola to Thomas Riley and Eva Jewell (Baumgarden) Jones. He died May 20, 2005, at his home in Clinton following a short illness. His family, who had lovingly cared for him the last few months, was by his side. He was preceded in death by his parents; sister Peggy; daughter Karen Kaye Lawrence, and his wife Stella's sons, Gerald, Vernon Lee and Roger Foster. He is survived by Stella (Foster) his wife of 27 years; his children, Glenda Cox and husband Steve, Butler, Teresa Jones and husband Kenny, Richmond, Sharon Raye Schuman and husband Clint, Butler, Jeff Jones and wife Michelle, Clinton; Stella's son Darrell Foster and wife Mona, Clinton; 22 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. He is also survived by brothers Corkey Baumgarden and wife Pauline, Garden City, Donald Ray Jones and wife Maxine, Darrell Jones and wife Connie, T. H. (Tommy) Jones and wife Brenda, all of Clinton; sisters Wilma Jean Williams, Humansville, and Arlene Landon and husband Carl, Bolivar; many nieces and nephews. Dick and Stella opened their home to their grandson Tony, and raised him from the age of six after his mother was killed in a car accident. Dick especially enjoyed teaching Tony how to fish. Dick had worked at various jobs throughout his life. He was in the National Guard from 1957-63. He had farmed for Harold Cook, driven trucks for Clearfield and Brigs and Tillman and worked on high lines with his dad. He retired from the Henry County Bridge Crew in 2000. Among Dick's favorite things to do were fishing, riding horses, having fish fries, holidays, anything that involved being with family and friends, joking around, lots of laughter and having a good time. He was a loving and devoted husband, father, grandfather and brother. His family meant the world to him and he was happiest when they were together. He will be missed more than words can tell. Funeral services were held at Vansant-Mills Chapel Tuesday, May 24. Burial was in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JONES, Glen Melvin "Billy"
1924-2006
Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, May 17 2006 - Glen Melvin "Billy" Jones, youngest son of Robert Lee Jones and Maude Ethel Dannatt Jones, was born July 1, 1924, 2 1/2 miles south of Calhoun, one of eight children. One brother, Louis Dale, died at five months of age. Billy went to be with the Lord on April 19, 2006, at Westwood Nursing Center, Clinton. In 1947, he left the farm to attend six-month auctioneer course at the Reppert School of Auctioneering in Decatur, Illinois. He graduated out of a class of 261 students. Billy was later selected by one of his teachers and wife, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Drake of Decatur, Illinois, to be auctioneer at the auction house they owned. In September 1947, while at the Decatur Auto Auction, he was introduced by his former boss, Mrs. Leona Drake, to his wife-to-be, Belly Elizabeth Radcliff of Tuscola, Illinois. Billy and Betty were united in marriage March 28, 1948, at the Cartwright Methodist Church in Tuscola, Illinois. To this union, two daughters and one son were born. In 1951, Billy and Betty decided to leave Illinois and moved back to Missouri. They purchased a farm one mile west of Calhoun on 52 Highway, where they resided for 47 years. Billy surrendered his life to Christ at an early age of 13, at a revival meeting at Calhoun Baptist Church. Later he was ordained as a deacon on April 25, 1982. Billy served as assistant Sunday School teacher for 15 years and served as song leader for 15 years in Sunday School and five years for the church. Billy and Betty rejoice that each of their three children, as well as sons and daughter-in-law have named Christ as their personal Savior and today serve in various capacities in their respective churches. They strongly believe in the power of prayer and how difficult it would be to rear children properly without Christ at the center of their lives. They believe that parents today should teach their children to work and save, regardless of their financial status. Looking back, Billy says he sees now that neither Christ nor the Bible ever failed him. Though he may have been disobedient at times in his life, he knows that because of his faithfulness, he is forgiven. Billy is survived by his wife of 58 years, Betty Jones, his son Gary Lynn and wife Kelly of Clinton; their sons, Anthony and Bradley of Kansas City, Michelle "Mickey" Roberts and husband Gary, Butler; daughter Tonja Roberts, Branson; their son Jason Roberts and wife Amber, and daughters Casey and Morgan and son Brian; Carol Lee and husband Bill, Creighton, their sons, Kyle and Travis, Creighton, Brian Turner of Harrisonville, and daughter Lynie Wright, children, Billy, Tiffany and Miranda of Cassville. He also leaves one brother Veryl Lee of Clinton and several nieces and great-nieces, nephews and many friends. Preceding him in death were four sisters, Miss Ethlyn Jones, Mrs. R. E. (Ada) Searcy, Mrs. Elsie (Buddy) Cooper, Mrs. (Nadine) Ward and one brother Floyd Jones. Funeral services were held at Northeast Baptist Church, Clinton, on Saturday, April 22. Burial was in Calhoun Cemetery.

JONES, Hazel B.
1901-1993
Mt. Zion Cemetery, Osage Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Graveside services for Mrs. Hazel B. Jones, 91, Belleville, Illinois, will be Monday at the Mt. Zion Cemetery. Mrs. Jones was a member of the Mt. Zion Methodist Church. Mrs. Jones died in Belleville Thursday, October 14, 1993. Her husband, Edward B. Jones, died in 1967. The couple formerly lived in the Mt. Zion area. Mrs. Jones is survived by a daughter, Margaret Tockstein of Belleville, also by one grandson. Sickman-Dunning is in charge of local arrangements.

JONES, Helen Marie RHODES
1934-2008
Appleton City Cemetery, Appleton City, St. Clair Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, April 11 2008 - Helen Marie Jones was born near Girard, Kansas January 28, 1934 to John and Allie Rhodes. She died at her home in Clinton, April 9, 2008 after a long illness at 74 years of age. Helen lived her early years in the area around Pittsburg, Kansas. She attended her first three years of high school in Nevada, Missouri and completed her senior year in Appleton City, Missouri. Helen Married Ray Jones September 2, 1956 in the Christian church in Appleton City. They had three children, Steven Ray, Cheryl Ann and Shannon Lea. They have five grandchildren, Kristin, Austin, Trevor, Tanner and Reese. Helen loved and lived for her children and grandchildren. She always said, “I just want to be a good person,” and she was. She loved the Lord with all her heart and being. She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Clinton, Missouri where she and Ray have lived for the past twelve years. The Lord blessed her with considerable artistic talents. She could do landscape, portrait, toll and ceramic painting, and has left us with many fond memories in her art and carvings. She was preceded in death by her father, John Rhodes, her mother, Allie (Gates) Rhodes, and a sister, Betty, who passed away a year before Helen was born. She is survived by her husband and all of her children and grandchildren. Funeral services were at First Christian Church, Appleton City, on Saturday, April 12. Burial was in Appleton City Cemetery.

JONES, Herbert Wayne
1939-2002
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Nov 29 2002 - Herbert Wayne Jones, son of Maurice Edward Jones and Ruby (Hunsberger) Jones, was born January 15, 1939, in Kansas City, and died at St. Luke's Hospital, Kansas City, on November 18, 2002, at the age of 63 years. He was an Army veteran. He was a machinist for Alva Allen in Clinton before he retired. He was married to Nancy Elnora Lindsey, who preceded him in death on August 27, 1998. Herbert is survived by one son, Jeff Jones and wife, Lora, of the home; one daughter, Kathy Wilson and husband, Donnie, Clinton; one brother, Richard D. Jones, Polo, and six grandchildren, Lindsey Marie Wilson, Erin Michelle Wilson, Wendy Renee Wilson, Alisha Ann Jones and Kristy Dawn Jones. Graveside services and burial was held at the Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Clinton, on Friday, November 22.

JONES, Jack C.
1929-2002
Lee's Summit Historical Cemetery, Lee's Summit, Jackson Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jan 21 2002 - Jack C. Jones, 72, Clinton, died Saturday, January 19, 2002, at his home. Funeral services will be Wednesday, January 23, at the Langsford Funeral Home, Lee's Summit, with burial in Lee's Summit Cemetery. He was born June 8, 1929, in Lee's Summit. He worked for and was retired from Allied Signal. He was preceded in death by his parents, Whitney Jones and Esther Love Jones; his daughter, Vicki Lynn Jones; two brothers, Robert Dale Jones and Lawrence M. Jones; one sister, Lorraine Marie Jones and a granddaughter, Tina Marie Jones. He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Hannah Nadine Jones; four children, Dale Curtis Jones, Glenn Whitney Jones, James Bryan Jones and Julie Darlene Fields; one sister, Glenda Wills, and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

JONES, James J.
1839-1880
Page Cemetery, Bogard Twp, Henry Co, MO
Henry County Democrat, Clinton MO, Thursday, Mar 18 1880 - Jones -- In Cove Creek Township, Bates county, Mo., Sunday night, Feb. 29th, 1880, of pneumonia, Mr. James P. Jones, aged 41 years and 11 days. Mr. Jones was born in Kentucky. His parents removed to Missouri at an early day and settled in Pettis county, near Georgetown, where he was raised. He took no part in the late war, and went to the West India Islands during that time. On his return he went to Salt Lake. He then returned to Missouri and settled down in Cass county, Mo., where he resided until one year before his death. In 1869 he was married to Miss Amanda H. Page, sister of Judge J. H. Page, of Cass county and Squire L. M. Page of this county. Mr. Jones was a member of the Masonic order, and was buried with their solemn and impressive service. He belonged to Altona lodge. The Dayton and Wadesburg lodges assisted in his burial. He was buried March 2d, at the Page cemetery in this county, which was largely attended by relatives and friends. At least two hundred and fifty persons were present at the cemetery. He was a member of the Christian church. The deceased was attended by Dr. J. W. Stewart.

JONES, James William
1917-1993
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - James William Jones, son of James L. and Henrietta Chism Jones was born August 13, 1917 at Clark, Missouri and passed away November 22 1993 at Golden Valley Hospital in Clinton, at the age of 76. Mr. Jones had lived in Kansas City before moving to Clinton in 1982. He was a truck driver for Jack Cooper Transport before he retired. He was an Army veteran of World War II. He was preceded in death by his wife Jacqueline in August of 1990. He is survived by one son, Richard Mundy and his wife Mary, Independence; one daughter Lora Lee Turner and her husband Larry of Willard; four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Vansant-Mills Chapel Wednesday, November 24, 1993. Burial was in the Clinton Memory Gardens.

JONES, Jeffery Lee Harrison
1982-2004
Inman Memorial Cemetery, Cole Camp, Benton Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Mar 25 2004 - Jeffery Lee Harrison Jones, 21, San Antonio and formerly of Clinton, died Friday, March 19, 2004, at his home. He was born October 8, 1982, in Joplin, the son of terry Lee and Pamela Marie (Bable) Jones. He worked in the advertising department at Liberty Taxes Service in San Antonio. He is survived by one daughter, Adison Taylor-Jones, Grandview; his mother, Pamela M. Kirk, Lincoln; one sister, Helen Melissa Jones, San Antonio, Texas; his maternal grandparents, Marie and Junior Bable, Cole Camp, and his paternal grandmother, Levetta Jones, Clinton. He was preceded in death by his father, Terry Lee Jones; his sister, Tara Marie Jones, and his grandfather, Claude Jones. Funeral services will be Sunday, March 28, at Fox Funeral Home, Cole Camp. Burial will be in Inman Memorial Cemetery, Cole Camp.

JONES, Jessie Lelia
1888-1898
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Jul 16 1898 - Jessie Lelia, eldest child and only daughter of Chas. W. and Ella M. Jones was born Jan. 23, 1888 and died July 6, 1898. Down thru the deep dark valley of the shadow of Death these loving parents have walked and laid to rest in beautiful Englewood their golden-haired, curly headed little girl by the side of the baby sister she always regretted as a lost companion. Just before death came, her mother asked her if she remembered her little prayer and she said it over, bringing tears to the eyes of the anxious watchers.

JONES, Joann IRBY
1947-2015
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
Joann Jones, 67, of Clinton, Missouri, formerly of Windsor, Mo., died early Friday morning, January 30, 2015, at the Golden Valley Memorial Hospital, Clinton. She was born August 31, 1947, in Plattsburg, Mo., the daughter of Harvey Randolph Irby and Roseanna Christine (Mathes) Irby. Joann worked as a middle school para-professional for several years in Shreveport, Louisiana. She also worked at Pathways Community Health in Clinton for several years. She enjoyed playing penny slots at "the Boats" and being outdoors and hunting mushrooms. Survivors include two sons, Michael Tate, Hendersonville, North Carolina; and Jimmy Jones, Windsor, Mo.; a daughter, Shelley Callahan, Clinton, Mo.; seven grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; a brother, Gordon Irby, Appleton City, Mo.; a sister, Linda White, Windsor, Mo.; and numerous nieces and nephews and several cousins. She was preceded in death by her parents; a half-brother, Harvey Irby; and a great-granddaughter, Aleigha Shipp. A gathering of family and friends will be held Saturday, February 7, 2015, at the Hadley Funeral Home, Windsor.

JONES, John A.
1829-1898
Shawnee Mound Cemetery, Shawnee Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Jan 22 1898 - Died, John A. Jones, at half past 12, January 13, 1898. Sometime last summer he informed his wife he would die during the month of the following January and the forecast was fulfilled since he died on above date, after being confined to his bed two days with pneumonia. He first saw the light of day on the 4th of October, 1829 in Sangamon County, Illinois, where he married Louisa E. Smith, March 8, 1855. He and his wife, during the autumn of 1879, moved from Illinois to Clinton, then, the subsequent spring located at Quarles. For several years he was postmaster there, also in the merchandising business. Burial in the Shawnee Mound Cemetery. Leaves a wife and three sons, Albert, Elmer and George, all living in and near Quarles. He was an honest man, kind father and husband, obliging neighbor and excellent citizen.

JONES, John Chesley
abt 1845-1887
Tebo Church Cemetery, Leesville Twp, Henry Co, MO
The Daily Advocate, Clinton MO, Thursday, Jun 2 1887 - Died May 29th, 1887, of consumption, John Charley Jones, after an illness of two months. He leaves a wife and six children to mourn his loss. He was buried at Tebo church.

JONES, Jordan Kyle
1984-2008
Jordan Kyle Jones of Blairstown, Missouri was born May 31, 1984 in Kansas City, Missouri the son of James Keith and Jennifer Ann (Fuller) Jones. He departed this life on Saturday, October 18, 2008 at St. Luke’s Hospital, Kansas City, Missouri at the age of 24 years, 4 months and 17 days. On March 25, 2006, Kyle was untied in marriage to Tonya Darlene Bell in Garden City, Missouri. Kyle was employed as an electrician for TD Electric in Kansas City, Kansas. He earlier was employed by the Quick Trip Corporation in Belton, Missouri. At an early age, he was baptized at the First Baptist Church in Garden City. Kyle was a 2002 graduate of Sherwood High School and was a member of Index Masonic Lodge #54 A.F. & A.M., Garden City. He enjoyed his family, music, playing drums and had played for several area local bands. He was a lifelong area resident. He was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Claude and Betty Jones. He is survived by his wife, Tonya Jones and his son, Kale Jones both of the home; his parents, James Keith and Jennifer Jones, Garden City, Missouri; his maternal grandparents, Kenneth and Carolyn Fuller, Garden City, Missouri; other relatives and a host of friends. Memorial services were held Wednesday, October 22, 2008 at the Dickey Funeral Home, Garden City, Missouri. Cremation.

JONES, Joseph Sterling
1941-2006
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Nov 9 2006 - Joseph Sterling Jones was born July 31, 1941, in Clinton, the son of Elijah Syrus Jones and Anna May (Jolley) Jones. He died at his home in Clinton on October 19, 2006, at the age of 65 years. He served in the United States Air Force. He was married to Cinda Lou Hale, who preceded him in death. He worked for KCP&L for 30 years where he was a maintenance foreman before he retired. He was a member of Holy Rosary Church, the American Legion, the VFW Post 1894 Military Honor Guard and the Eagles. He was preceded in death by h is parents; his wife Cinda, and a brother James Jones. He is survived by a son Todd Jones and wife Suzi, Sedalia; two sisters Peggy Cox and husband Bill, Mary Frances Trenary and husband Larry, all of Clinton; two brothers, Robert Jones and wife Evonne, Appleton City, and Roy Jones and wife Penny, Lowry City; two sisters-in-law, Judy Harris and husband Jerry, and Paula Phillips and husband Larry, all of Clinton; three brothers-in-law, Kenny Hale and wife Sandy of Urich, Danny Hale and wife Lois, Clinton, and Paul Hale and wife Becci, Springfield. Funeral mass was held at Holy Rosary Catholic Church, Clinton, on Monday, October 23. Burial was in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JONES, Joyce M. BECKHAM
abt 1925-2004
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Oct 1 2004 - Joyce M. Jones, 79, Clinton, died Wednesday, September 29, 2004, at Golden Valley Hospital, Clinton. A memorial service will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, October 2, at the First Baptist Church of Clinton, Second and Jefferson. She was preceded in death by her husband James; parents Grady and Amba Beckham and Angel ABC. She is survived by daughters Jeannie Jones, Elaine and husband Kenney Stewart, Clinton; six grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren and three step-great-grandchildren. She was a resident of Raytown for 41 years before moving to Clinton four years ago. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Clinton. Arrangements are by Missouri Funeral Care.

JONES, King Edward "Pete"
1926-1997
White Oak Cemetery, Walker Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - K. E. "Pete" Jones was born January 20, 1926, in Holden, the son of Payton and Annie King Jones. He died Friday, June 20, 1997, at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital in Clinton at the age of 71 years and 5 months. On October 26, 1946, he married Wilma Faye Simpson, who survives of the home. Born to this union were three children. He served in the United States Marine Corps during World War II. After serving in the war, he returned to Blairstown and worked for C. L. Soloman in the Blairstown Produce and later at Bendix in Kansas City before entering the farming and milking business in 1952. Pete loved his farming and milking. He put in many long hours and lots of hard work but he always got the job done. He truly loved the farm but decided it was time to retire in 1986. Pete and Wilma stayed on the farm until July of 1993, when they moved to Clinton. Pete's favorite things to do were to go fishing, playing cards and watching old western movies. He loved a good card game and his grandson, Chad, always liked to be Grandpa's partner so they could show the competition what this game of cards was all about. He always looked forward to the card games with LaVern and Bill. He was full of laughter. No one could tell a story quite the way he could and some of our fondest memories will be remembering those stories. Not too long ago his two-and-a-half-year-old great-granddaughter, Taylor was telling him a BIG story about a snake. He got the biggest laugh out of her story and thought she was a pretty good story teller, too. We will never forget his great sense of humor and his ability to make us all laugh. We will always remember the sound of his laughter. He had a great laugh. He always had time for his family and friends. He truly loved his wife, Wilma, and she truly loved him. They celebrated 50 years of marriage on October 26, 1996. He loved his children and their spouses, his grandchildren and his great-grandchildren and they truly loved him. He was a kind, caring, loving, gentle man. We will miss him. He is survived by his wife,Wilma, of the home; two sons, Larry E. Jones and wife Connie, Blue Springs, and Dennis L. Jones and wife Pam, Kansas City, Kansas; one daughter, Jeanie Boehler and husband Bud, Clinton; grandchildren, Chad Nepple and wife Missie, Cara Ebeling, Samantha Jones and husband Josh, Amanda Jones, Blair Jones and two great-grandchildren. Other survivors include his stepmother Ina Harris and a half-sister Bonnie Robertson, both of Napa, California; sisters and brothers, Wilma Williams, Bettie Johnson, Joe Jones, Hubert Jones, all of Holden and Grace Haws, Kansas City, plus a host of nieces and nephews, family and friends. Funeral services were held Monday, June 23, at Consalus Chapel, Clinton. Burial was in White Oak Cemetery in Henry County.

JONES, L. Cann
1868-1929
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Nov 1929 - Cann Jones Died - At his home in Calhoun at 8 p.m. Sunday after a very sudden and acute illness of ten days. Mr. Jones brought his bride to Henry county immediately after their marriage and since then has been an outstanding citizen, always taking an active part in the affairs of his community. He was a farmer near Lewis Station first, then ran the store at Quarles. He then served this county as recorder of deeds for four years and has been manager of the Farmers Elevator at Calhoun for several years. He was a member of the M. E. Church, South, and a staunch Democrat, taking an active part in the affairs of his party. He was held in the highest esteem by all on account of honest, upright leadership always. He was born in Indiana about 61 years ago and Miss Alice Spicer, of St. Louis, was his wife. She survives him with their four children - Luther Jones, of California; Claude Jones, near Sacramento, Cal., who arrived with his wife and baby a few days before the death of his father, not knowing he was ill. Also Mrs. Dodson Goss, of St. Louis, and Miss Alice Crum, who lives with her parents. Mr. Jones also leaves two sisters and one brother. The funeral was conducted at the M. E. Church, South, in Calhoun, Tuesday afternoon, and his body was brought to Englewood for burial.

JONES, L. Perrin
1897-1991
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Mr. and Mrs. Russell (Anna May) Welsh have received word of the death of L., Perrin Jones, 94, Riverside, Calif., on Dec. 24, 1991. He was born in 1897. He is survived by his wife, May of the home and children. Graveside services were held in Riverside. Mr. Jones was editor for many years of the newspaper at Calhoun and also of one in Windsor.

JONES, LaDonna R.
abt 1947-2002
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jan 21 2002 - LaDonna R. Jones, 55, Strafford, died at her home, Friday, January 18, 2002.

JONES, Laurence Lee Sr.
1942-2001
Clinton Daily Democrat, Nov 5 2001 - Laurence Lee Jones, Sr., son of Maurice Edward and Ruby Irene (Boan) Jones was born June 15, 1942, in Kansas City. He departed this life on October 26, 2001, in Clinton, at the age of 59 years. Larry was a painter and enjoyed restoring old cars, as well as collecting dye-cast models of old cars. He also enjoyed gardening. He is survived by his wife, Emma Pearl Jones of the home; two sons, Laurence L. Jones, Jr. and Edward Jones, both of Clinton; three daughters, Carrie Howell, Clinton, Jennifer Fust, Humansville, and Bobbie Lavigne of Clinton; two brothers, Richard Jones of Polo and Herbert Jones of Calhoun, as well as 12 grandchildren. Memorial services were held at the Vansant-Mills Chapel on Tuesday, October 30.

JONES, Levetta J. JONES
1930-2011
Bethlehem Cemetery, Bethlehem Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Feb 18 2011 - Levetta J. Jones, 81, Clinton, died Wednesday, February 16, 2011, at the Golden Valley Memorial Heathcare. She was born February 14, 1930, in Clinton, the daughter of David Jones and Daisy Jewell (McMillian) Jones. Levetta attended the First Assembly of God Church, Golden Valley Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Allen Street Baptist Church and the Northeast Baptist Church. She married Claude Harrison Jones in 1949 in Clinton and he preceded her in death. She loved to dance and always enjoyed being outdoors, especially fishing. Surviving are two daughters, Helen M. Peek of Clinton and Sondra Kay Schweighauser of Clarksburg; three sons, William Everett Jones of Clinton, Jimmy Ray Jones of Clinton, and Claude Elias Jones of Clarksburg; 16 grandchildren, Nathan Howard, Shang Howard, George Howard, C. D. Howard, Linda Sue Howard, Ashley Garrison, Amy Jones, Hillary Bramell, Bradley Bramell, Brennan Callahan, Iris Anderson, David Jones, David Snethen, John Snethen, Brian Snethen and Helen Melissa Jones; numerous great-grandchildren and numerous great-great-grandchildren; a brother, Merle Jones, and a sister, Doris June McClure, and several nieces and nephews. In addition to her husband, Claude, preceding her in death were her parents, three sons, Terry Lee Jones, Clark Vernon Jones and Clarence Edward Jones; a daughter, Linda Louise Howard, and three grandchildren, Shannon Jones, Tara Marie Jones and Jeffrey Lee Jones. Funeral services will be Saturday, February 19, at the Bradley and Hadley Funeral Home, Clinton. Burial will be in Bethlehem Cemetery, Clinton.

JONES, Lillis Simmons ATWOOD
1818-1903
Clinton Missouri, Feb 21 1902 - Mrs. Oliver Jones was stricken with pneumonia February 11 and died at 4 p.m. Sunday, February 15, at her home. From the very beginning, the gravest apprehensions were held, but she retained her faculties till the last. Hasty summons were sent to all of her children and all reached the mother's bedside in time for her parting blessing. As her life had been peaceful and sweet, so her death was triumphant. Lillis Simmons Atwood Jones was born in Gouverneur, New York, June 24, 1818. She was married in Evans Center, N.Y., Oct. 9, 1844 to Oliver Jones, with whom she lived a happy life, a Christian from early childhood. Since October 1893, Mr. and Mrs. Jones and their daughter, Miss Eva, have had their winter home in Clinton, spending their summers in Minnesota. Of a family of eight children born to Mr. and Mrs. Jones, the following were present; Mrs Bell Wells and husband H. A. of Wells, Minnesota; Mrs. Hanna Eagleston and husband, Wykoff, Minnesota; Mrs. Nancy Jones and husband James, of Hamline, Minn; the only son, O. A. Jones and wife of Brownington; Miss Eva Jones, of our own city; also F. E. Wells, a grandson, of LaCross, Wis. The bereaved husband, who is 82 this month, is prostrate with grief.

JONES, Louis Dale
1922-1922
Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Sep 1922 - Lee Jones and wife, who live just south of Calhoun, have the sympathy of all on account of the sudden death of their four months old baby, Louis Dale, Monday afternoon. They had been to Clinton shopping and the baby was in apparent good health. When they got home and Mrs. Jones went to lay the baby down, she found it was dead. It is thought the baby died from heart failure. He was a darling baby boy, and leaves to comfort his bereaved parents, the following brothers and sisters, Ethelyn, Floyd, Ada, Elsie and Verle. The funeral services were conducted at their home Tuesday afternoon by the Rev. Snapp, the Methodist minister and the body laid to rest in Calhoun cemetery.

JONES, Loyd William
1921-2001
Clinton Daily Democrat, Nov 1 2001 - Loyd William Jones, 80, died Saturday, October 27, 2001, at his home in Ukiah, Oregon. Loyd was born March 27, 1921, at Dry Knob, Missouri, to John Riley Jones and Nellie Waymire Jones. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; four children; two stepchildren and several grandchildren; also one sister, Peggy Hart, Tightwad, and a host of nephews and nieces. He was preceded in death by his parents; one daughter; two brothers and six sisters. He moved to Oregon as a teenager and was a logger all his adult life. He loved the mountains, fishing and hunting.

JONES, Marvin L.
1919-2006
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jun 9 2006 - Marvin L. Jones, 87, Sedalia, formerly of Marshall, died Wednesday, June 7, 2006, at Fairview Nursing Home in Sedalia. Funeral services will be Saturday, June 10, at Campbell-Lewis Chapel in Marshall. Burial will be in Sunset Gardens Cemetery in Marshall. Born May 20, 1919, in Henry County, he was the son of the late Andy Jones and Cora Owsley Jones. On October 14, 1967, in Marshall, he married Doris Blackerby who survives of the home. He had lived in Sedalia since 1998 moving from Warsaw and had also lived in Marshall for many years. He worked for Mo. Public Service for 36 years retiring in 1982. He was a member of Calvary Baptist Church in Sedalia. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. Additional survivors include two daughters, Nellie Bailey and husband Lester, Marshall and Esther Jones, Charleston, South Carolina; two grandchildren, Russell Bailey and Sandra Perry; one great-grandson Noah Perry; one sister, Phyllis Jones, Clinton; and several nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by two brothers, Sam Jones and Gordon Jones.

JONES, Mary Ann "Mollie" HOOPS
1842-1927
Tebo Church Cemetery, Leesville Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Feb 1927 - Mrs. Mollie Jones died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Chalmers in the Hortense neighborhood, at 4:00 p.m., Tuesday evening, January 11, 1927. She had been ill for several months with a complication of diseases. Loved ones ministered to her in every way, but the Divine Father called her to eternal rest. Her maiden name was Mary Ann Hoops, and she was born in Maries county, Mo., April 15, 1842. She moved to Henry county with her parents, at the age of 10 years, living on a farm four miles east of Clinton until she was married to Richard Jones, December 2, 1877. Five children were given to this union, one dying in infancy; William Garfield dying July 29, 1901, and Amanda George dying September 12, 1921. The two surviving children are Hattie, at whose home she died, and Harry, living near Clinton, who was at her bedside. Her husband, Richard Jones, died October 23rd, 1913, after which she spent the remaining years of her life with her son, Harry, and daughter, Hattie. Besides the two children, she leaves to mourn her departure eleven grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, one half-brother, Henry Cox, living in Clinton, and one half-sister, of Winfield, Kans., besides a host of relatives and friends, for to know her was to love her. She gave her life to the Master and united with the Tebo Baptist church, of which she was a faithful and consistent member at the time of her death. She was one of the bravest and best women we ever knew; a true Christian, one of God's very own; never too busy to visit and aid a sick or needy friend. She will be sadly missed by all who knew her, but our Heavenly Father knows best. His will be done. The funeral services were Tuesday, January 12. The remains were laid to rest in the Tebo cemetery by the side of her husband, to await the resurrection morn.

JONES, Mary Ann CHAPMAN
1842-1922
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Nov 1922 - Passed Away - Mrs. Mary Ann Jones was found dead in bed Sunday morning, at the home of George Collier, Jr., about 3 miles north of Delmar. Deceased was one of Henry county's good pioneer women, and for years had been a member of the Christian church. Her maiden name was Mary Ann Chapman, and she was born March 7, 1842, at Westernville, Oneida county, N.Y. She was married to William Jones in April, 1863, who preceded her in death. She was the mother of seven children, five having also preceded her to the world beyond. The two surviving are: Wm. Jones, the barber, of Clinton, and Mrs. George Collier, of LaDue. There are eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The funeral services were at Christian church on Monday and burial was in Englewood.

JONES, Mary Elizabeth BLEW
1909-1999
Montrose Cemetery, Montrose, Deepwater Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Dec 30 1999 - Mary Elizabeth Blew Jones, 90, formerly of Montrose, was born February 1, 1909, and died Monday morning, December 27, 1999. Funeral services are Friday, at Hill & Son Funeral Home in Appleton City. Burial will be in the Montrose Cemetery. Memorials are suggested to the United Presbyterian-Methodist Church or the Montrose Cemetery. She was born and lived most of her life in Montrose, graduating from Montrose High school with the class of 1926. She attended Central Missouri state University and graduated from Pittsburg State, Pittsburg, Kansas. She began her teaching career in Montrose Grade School and taught there many years. She contributed towards the World War II effort by working at Lake City Ammunition Plant. At the end of the war she returned to Montrose to become a partner with her brother, A. E. (Buster) Blew, at the Blew Lumber Company, retiring in 1993. In 1968, she married Herman Jones of El Dorado Springs and later cared for him until his death. She was a member of the Montrose Cumberland Presbyterian Church. She is survived by one brother, A. E. (Buster) Blew and wife, Laura Ellen; one niece, Jean Blew McHenry and husband, Jim; one great-nephew, J. Brian McHenry and wife, Susie, and two great-nieces, Natalie Ann and Macie Ellen McHenry, all of Kansas City.

JONES, Mary JOHNSTON
1824-1891
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Eye, Dec 26 1891 - Died, in this city, Wednesday evening, Mrs. S. Jones, wife of Dr. Jones, in her 67th year, with the grip. Deceased was an organic member of the Methodist church and has resided at the old home where she died since 1866. A large family of children, all grown and married, are left to mourn her loss.

JONES, Melville "Metz"
1913-2006
Park Grove Cemetery, Center Twp, St. Clair Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jul 19 2006 - Melville "Metz" Jones, the 10th of 13 children, was born November 2, 1913 in Deepwater, to Eli and Ollie (Park) Jones. He died June 30, 2006, at Sac-Osage Hospital, Osceola. Metz grew up on the family farm in the Park Grove community. He attended Park grove Elementary School and graduated from Lowry City High School in 1936. After graduation Metz worked on the farm with his father and brother until he was called into the service during World War II. He was in the Air Force serving in the European Theatre Operation. After an honorable discharge from the Air Force, Metz was united in marriage to Helen Foster. They established their home int he Park grove community where they purchased a farm. Metz took great pride in raising good cattle. In 1950 he took the greatest step of his life and accepted Christ as his Savior. Metz and Helen became members of the Park grove Christian Church. He was a very faithful member and served the church in whatever position he felt needed and served as an Elder for many years. Metz was preceded in death by his parents, five brothers, Lee, David, Eli, and two in infancy; five sisters, Eathel, Edna, Pearl, Ollie and Mae. He leaves behind his wife Helen of 59 years and two sisters, Ruby Bowyer of Gunnison, Colorado, and Crystal Sanders and her husband Bob, Memphis, Tennessee; three sisters-in-law, Hazel Foster, Mildred King and her husband Ralph, and Emma Jane Anderson and her husband Frank; 23 nieces and nephews and many, many friends. Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 4, at Park Grove Christian Church. Burial was in Park Grove Cemetery.

JONES, Nancy Elnora LINDSEY
1941-1998
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Nancy Elnora Jones, daughter of William and Iva (Endicott) Lindsey, was born March 4, 1941, in Independence, and died August 27, 1998, at the Golden Valley Hospital in Clinton at the age of 57 years. Nancy had lived in Calhoun for the past 17 years. She had worked for Rival Manufacturing in Clinton for the past 20 years in plastics. Nancy is survived by her husband, Herbert W. Jones of the home; one son, Jeffrey Wayne Jones of Clinton and one daughter, Kathy Wilson of Clinton; seven sisters, Pearl Jones of Clinton, Barbara Wharton of Appleton City, Sadie Love of Holden, Veta Phillips, Mary Raddel, Martha Durkin and Edith Moss, all of Independence, as well as six grandchildren, Lindsey Marie Wilson, Erin Michelle Wilson, Wendy Renee Wilson, Nolan Ryan Wilson, Alisha Ann Jones and Kristy Dawn Jones. Graveside services were held at the Clinton Memory Gardens Cemetery, Clinton, on Saturday, August 29.

JONES, Nolan E.
abt 1920-2002
Lowry City Cemetery, Lowry City, St. Clair Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jun 11 2002 - Nolan E. Jones, 82, Deepwater, died Monday, June 9, 2002, at his home near Deepwater. He was a retired heavy equipment operator. Funeral services will be Wednesday, June 15, at Park Grove Christian Church, near Lowry City, with burial in Lowry City Cemetery, with military honors.

JONES, Oliver
1821-1903
Clinton Missouri, May 9 1903 - Oliver Jones, A Good Man Gone To His Reward - A quiet home, a home of love, of contentment, of hospitality, of generosity, has been robbed of its directing head. None ever entered that home on a mission of business that did not find a kindly welcome and a dispatch of matters that betokened rugged honest and fair dealing. If on a mission of mercy, an attentive ear, a warm heart and an open purse greeted the visitor. Many homeless ones found a place of refuge beneath this roof. Social outcasts were taken in, warmed, fed, clothed and filled with ambitions for a better life. In short, the life lived by Oliver Jones, in Clinton, was full of good deeds and worthy of emulation. He was born in New York in February, 1821; was married to Lillis Atwood in 1843. His wife died February 15, 1903. His going was deferred until 9:30 p.m. May 3, 1903 The father of Oliver Jones was a tanner and the son learned the trade and worked for his father for wages and after he had reached his majority, finally succeeded to the business, in partnership with his brother. When the new firm had become well established, a fire destroyed the entire plant and left the owners penniless, but with determination and business integrity, the plant was soon running successfully again. Mr. Jones sold out and went west, finally locating in Minnesota, where he invested in lands and entered actively into farming and stock raising. Having gained a competence, he traveled some in the far west and, in search of a milder climate, ten years ago he bought a home in Clinton where he spent his winters. His summers were passed in Minnesota, where he also maintained a home. His household was composed of himself, his wife and daughter, Miss Eva. His son, O. A. Jones, lives near Flemington, while his three other daughters are married and live in Minnesota. Funeral services were at the home and the remains were taken to Wykoff, Minn. for internment, accompanied by his son and daughters - Miss Eva, Mrs. Jas. Jones and Mrs. H. A. Wells. His other daughter, Mrs. Egleston, is at her home in Minnesota and will meet them.

JONES, Orvene E. ALEXANDER
1913-2001
Clinton Daily Democrat, Mar 20 2001 - Orvene E. (Alexander) Jones, 87, Chilhowee, died Monday, March 19, 2001. Funeral services will be held March 22, 2001, at D. W. Newcomers & Sons, Floral Hills Chapel, with burial at Floral Hills Cemetery. She was born December 15, 1913, in Bates County. She graduated from Johnstown High School in 1932. She married Charley Jones in 1935. They moved to Kansas City in 1951. She was a member of the Irish Setter club of Greater Kansas City of which her husband, Charley, was a past president. She enjoyed being a member of the Ridge Runners Camping Club. She had lived on a farm near Chilhowee since 1994 to be near her daughter, granddaughter and her great-grandchildren. She is survived by her husband of 65 1/2 years, Charley Jones and two children, son, Gerald K. (J. J.) Jones and Wife, Shirley of Kansas City, and daughter, Linda S. Wilson and husband, Dan, Chilhowee; seven grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren, two step grandchildren, three step-great-grandchildren, one step-great-great-grandchild; brother, Max Alexander and wife, Anna Belle, Kansas City; numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Barbara Robinett; her parents; four sisters; one brother, and one great-grandson, Channing Wilson.

JONES, Paul Mitchell
1925-2005
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, June 17 2005 - Paul Mitchell Jones, 80, Clinton, died Monday, May 16, 2005, at Golden Valley Hospital, Clinton. He was preceded in death by his parents, Percy Morgan Jones and Gladys Hope Jones. He is survived by his wife Phyllis of the home; one son Kent and wife Glenda; one granddaughter Natalie Kelso and husband Shane, as well as a cousin Patricia Burgess and husband Bill, and their families and many cherished friends. Paul was born March 1, 1925, in Pittsburg, Kansas, the son of Percy and Gladys Hope Jones. His family moved from Pittsburg to Clinton in 1928 where he attended school. He graduated from Clinton High School in 1943. He was married to Phyllis Grossheider in 1949 in Clinton. They were married for 56 years. Paul went to work for the Crowe Coal Company in 1943. He left coal mining in 1957 to help open the Sherwin Williams Paint Store in Clinton. He stayed on for 13 years before returning to coal mining with Peabody Coal Co. where he retired in 1985 in Greenville, Kentucky. Paul and his wife returned to Clinton after retirement where they helped with their son Kent and his wife Glenda's business, L&L Furniture Co. until 1998. Paul was a 32nd Degree Mason and a member of the Scottish Rite. He was a member of the First Christian Church of Clinton and a former Optimist. He enjoyed antiquing, big band music and spending time with his family. He will be greatly missed by his family and many friends. Funeral services were held Wednesday, May 18, at the Vansant-Mills Chapel. Burial was in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JONES, Pauline GOFF
1909-1992
Park Grove Cemetery, Center Twp, St. Clair Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Pauline Goff was born on a cold blustery day, December 4, 1909, at Albany, Mo. During 1916 the family moved to Brownington. Pauline was blessed with many brothers and sisters. Pauline was educated in Henry County. She was joined in marriage to Clarence Jones on August 6, 1931 at Warrensburg. They lived in Kansas City, Raytown and lastly their Lowry City farm. Her loves in life were husband, teaching, and her church. She was a member of Park Grove Christian Church. She taught at Raytown and in Henry and St. Clair counties. Her former students are scattered far and wide. Several have remained in touch with her. Preceding her in death were Floyd Goff of Boise City, Ok., Edna Schlesinger of Eldorado, Ks. Ruby Hunt of Windsor, and Charles Goff of Grandview. She is survived by Ardyth Boucher and husband Jerry, and Barbara Haverland and husband Irvin; 4 brothers, Clifford Goff of Boise City, Ok., Gordon Goff of Springfield, Dale Goff of Kansas City, Glen Goff of Perry, Ia.; two sisters, Ruth Carroll of Marionville, Joyce Gilbert of Overland Park, Ks.; 4 grandchildren, Alan Haverland of Springfield, Laurie Stinnett and husband Richard D. Stinnett of Lowry City, Jeremy Boucher of Kansas City; other relatives and friends. She will be missed. Funeral services were held Thursday, July 16, 1992 at Sheldon-Goodrich Chapel, Osceola. Burial was in Park Grove Cemetery.

JONES, Phyllis J.
1912-2008
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jan 28 2008 - Phyllis J. Jones, 95, Clinton, died Saturday, January 26, 2008, at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital. Graveside services will be held on Tuesday, January 29, at Englewood Cemetery. She was born November 3, 1912, in Benton County, the daughter of Andrew Lewis Jones and Cora Nell Owsly Jones. She loved to spend time in her garden. She was fortunate to be able to continue working with flowers in her garden into her early 90's. Preceding her in death were her father, mother, seven brothers and one sister. Survivors include two sisters-in-law, Doris Jones of Sedalia and Anna Jones of Bates City.

JONES, Raymond
1953-2014
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jul 15 2014 - Raymond Jones, 61, died Thursday, June 19, 2014, at his home in Montrose. Raymond Jones was a special man and a wonderful husband, dad, grandpa and brother. We thank God for blessing us with such a great man. He took pride in being a man of his word and he valued honesty. He always worked hard, used good judgment and he enjoyed the simple things in life. Put a fishing pole, gun or his metal detector in his hand and he was ready to go in a flash. He had a special smile, a caring heart and a warm embrace that was worth a million dollars. To his children in their troubles and their joys, he took pride in all achievements and mistakes and he was always there for his two boys, Brian and Stephen. With his eight grandchildren, Ashley, Kayley, Tanner, Mariah, Sierra, Shianne, Addi and Carter, he looked for ways to tease them. Once he came home from work and he started teasing Mariah and he said the highlight of his day was thinking of ways to tease her. Raymond was born January 21, 1953, to Ira Lowell and Akiko Jones and to this union four children, Myrna Hilty, Ronnie Jones, Raymond Jones and Marilyn Hankins, joined the family. Each brother and sister shared a closeness and they enjoyed being together. Raymond had several nieces, nephews and he was a good uncle. Survivors include his wife, Pat, and two sons, Brian Bauer and Stephen Jones of the home; one brother, Ronald and wife, Joan Jones, Altus, Oklahoma, and two sisters, Myrna and husband, Stan Hilty, Clinton, and Marilyn and husband, Keith Hankins, Stockton. Raymond was a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and playing cards. Raymond was preceded in death by his parents, Lowell and Akiko Yoshida Jones. Funeral services were held Sunday, June 22, at Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton.

JONES, Reuben Addison
1851-1929
Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - R. A. Jones Died - At his home west of Calhoun Sunday morning at 3:30. He had been in failing health for several years, but grew worse the last few months and since then his children had taken turns staying to nurse and cheer him and their brave little mother. All were at his bedside during the last illness except George, who lives in California. Reuben Addison Jones, son of Acrey Berry and Clarissa Jones, was born in Madison county, Va., March 13, 1851. He came with his parents to Missouri in 1859 and settled on the place that had been his home until his death. He was married to Frances E. Parks, October 9, 1873, who survives him. To this union were born nine children - Frank, Clinton, Okla.; Mrs. Lena Breeding, Muskogee, Okla.; George, Los Angeles, Cal.; Lee, near Calhoun; Kenneth, the twin brother of Lee, died in infancy; Jennie, Mrs. Tom Clark, of Calhoun; Eugene, Charley and Rolla, near Calhoun. He is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Eunice Parks, near his home, who was ever willing to do what she could and one brother, Hiram B. Jones, of Leedey, Okla. He was very fond of his grandchildren, 15 of whom survive. He was a great sufferer during his last illness, but expressed himself many times as being willing and ready to go, advising his children to read their Bible daily and live by its teachings. Many times he quoted this passage of scripture - "Come unto Me, all ye that are heavy laden and I will give you rest," stating that he longed for that rest. Mr. Jones was a popular musician, playing the violin and organ with equal skill. He also had a splendid voice and a large repertoire of song and music. He visited the homes of sick friends and cheered them with the ministry of music. He visited homes of laughter, singing songs of mirth, making his gift of music a part of his life. No gathering was complete without him. Just one year ago he spent a Sunday afternoon in the home of the deceased editor of this paper, when he sang and played several hours to the delight of T. O. Smith, who was then ill, and his invalid wife. Such a happy afternoon it was, the last earthly meeting time of old friends and relatives, Rube and Fanny and T. O. and Frankie. The next time all come it was for T. O. Smith's funeral; the next time for his wife's. This time a part of their children went to his funeral. Now just Cousin Fannie is left - she who has courageously met every emergency; she who has shared every responsibility of her husband's life, shielding him and their children from every hardship possible. On her, this going will be the hardest for we know these days will be lonely, more so than it is possible for those of us who have not endured it, can realize. Her children all have homes of their own, but they are the fine children who she has had so great a part in giving to the world and they will bring comfort and cheer to her, as much as humanly possible. Rube Jones for years bred and trained fine horses and cattle. He was always a prominent figure at all fairs and horse shows, sitting erectly in his saddle, as he was never as happy as when on a fine horse and he always owned the best in Missouri. Hospitality always reigned supreme in the home of Rube and Fannie Jones. We always enjoyed a visit there. My mother said she would rather hear Rube Jones play and sing than anyone she knew and that Fannie Jones was the best and finest woman she knew. So naturally we children loved them nearly next to our own parents. Our hearts go out to Cousin Fannie in her hour of sorrow and the many hours of loneliness as well as to her children. The funeral was held in the Calhoun Baptist church Tuesday afternoon. His body was laid in the Calhoun cemetery.

JONES, Richard E.
1943-2020
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Richard E. Jones, 76, of Clinton, Missouri passed away Thursday evening, March 5, 2020 at his home surrounded by his loving family. He was born September 24, 1943 in Clinton, Mo., the son of Buster Jones and Helen Elizabeth (Greenfield) Jones. He married Donna Lorraine Page on February 4, 1967 in Clinton, Mo. She survives of the home. Richard worked for Clearfield Cheese, co-owned Daniel's Bait and Tackle, volunteered at the Clinton Senior Center and most recently worked in the maintenance department for Wal-Mart. He was a veteran of the United States Navy. Richard was a member of the "Kaysinger Catfish Club" and various bowling leagues through the years. He enjoyed bowling, fishing, hunting, camping, going to Branson to see the Baldknobbers and going to the races and helping with the Jones Racing team. In addition to his wife Donna, surviving are one son, Richie L. Jones and Dez Letterman, Clinton, Mo; two daughters, Shari Dawn Williams and husband Larry, Lincoln, Mo., and Lori Lynn Shay and husband Patrick, Clinton, Mo.; seven grandchildren, James Cody, Cassandra, Matthew, Cheyenne, Alexa, Sadie and Jackson; two great-grandchildren, Lane and Addalynn; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins; and best friend, Buddy. He was preceded in death by his parents; and three brothers, Buster Jones, Claude Jones and Jack DeLee Jones. Memorial services will be Wednesday, March 11, 2020 at the Bradley & Hadley Funeral Home, Clinton. Interment will be in the Vansant Road Cemetery.

JONES, Robert C.
1941-2001
Appleton City Cemetery, Appleton City, St. Clair Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, Apr 6 2001 - Robert C. Jones, 59, Appleton City, died Tuesday, April 3, at his home. He is survived by his wife, Katherine Jones of the home; two daughters, Stacie Jones and Bobbie Jones, both of the home; two brothers, Darwin Jones, Butler, and Dale Jones, Peculiar; one sister, Nadine Bartimus, Clinton; one sister-in-law, Clayta Jones, Kingman, Kansas. Funeral services will be Saturday at Hill & Son Funeral Home, Appleton City with burial in Appleton City Cemetery.

JONES, Robert H. "Bob"
1915-2006
Park Grove Cemetery, Center Twp, St. Clair Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Dec 8 2006 - Robert H. "Bob" Jones, 91, Deepwater, died Thursday, December 7, 2006, at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Kansas City. Funeral services will be Sunday, December 10, at the Sheldon-Goodrich Chapel in Osceola. Burial will be in the Park Grove Cemetery, near Lowry City.

JONES, Robert Lee
1885-1967
Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat - Nov. 29, 1967 Last rites for Lee Jones, 82, of 523 East Jefferson, Clinton, prominent farmer and livestock dealer of Henry County, who passed away at the Wetzel Hospital in Clinton Wednesday, November 22, 1967 at 8:00 pm where he had been a patient since October 30, were held at the Calhoun Baptist Church Sunday, November 26. Burial was in the Calhoun Cemetery with the Housey Funeral Home in charge. Robert Lee Jones, twin son of Reuben A. and Fannie (Parks) Jones was born one and one-half miles west of Calhoun, June 26, 1885, and departed this life Wednesday, November 22, 1967, at 8:00 p.m. at the Wetzel Hospital in Clinton at the age of 82 years and five months. He was preceded in death by an infant son, Louis Dale; his parents, three brothers, one sister and two grandchildren. Early in life he professed his faith in Christ and united with the Calhoun Baptist Church where he served as a deacon for 47 years. He was most grateful that he was physically able to attend the church's 110th anniversary last August 27th, and on that occasion, he and his son, Floyd, were honored for having served for 16 years as the only father-son deacon team in the history of the church. Mr. Jones was always a wonderful counselor and close friend to the many dedicated pastors who served the church. He had a special interest and understanding for young people, and was deeply concerned about his two grandsons in service, Darrell Don Ward, stationed in Vietnam and Brad Cooper, stationed in Germany. On February 17, 1909, he was united in marriage to Maude Ethel Dannatt of Calhoun. They made their first home for 10 years one mile west of Calhoun on the farm now owned by their youngest son, Col. Melvin (Billy). They moved later to a farm 2 1/2 miles south of Calhoun, known as Catalpa Grove Stock Farm, where they resided 48 years. This home, with his faithful Christian companion by his side, was his castle, for it was here that he was able to exercise his love for the soil, his cattle and his riding horses, and to extend the hospitality of his home to friends, relatives and strangers. It was also here that he and Mrs. Jones celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary on February 17, 1959. On April 4, 1967, they moved to their present home at 523 East Jefferson, Clinton. Mr. Jones was an ardent Democrat and always proud that he was named for the famous General Robert E. Lee. He and his sons were known throughout the South and Middle West where for years they sold and exhibited mules. In later years, they judged some of the nation's leading mule shows. For many years, he was Superintendent of the Mule Department of the Calhoun Colt Show and was in attendance each year, except for two when hospitalized. His "going home" on Thanksgiving Eve was in a measure, timely, since many times he had expressed joy and thankfulness for having his seven children and their families present for various reunions and good times enriched with good music and wholesome fun. He is survived by his devoted wife, Maude, of the home, who lovingly cared for him through his illness, and who, with a daughter, Ethlyn, were at his bedside when he passed away; sons, Floyd and Col. Melvin (Billy) of Calhoun and Veryl Lee of Clinton; daughters, Ethlyn of St. Louis, Mrs. R. E. (Ada) Searcy of Topeka, Kansas, Mrs. D. P. (Elsie) Cooper of Windsor and Mrs. Don (Nadene) Ward of Blairstown; 13 grandchildren, and two great granddaughters, one sister, Mrs. Thomas (Jennie) Clark, Clinton; brothers, Charley of Clinton, and Eugene and Rolla of Calhoun; other relatives and a host of friends. Mr. Jones, who loved life and lived it to the fullest, seldom met a stranger. Through his long illness he remained mentally alert and interested in world events and the varied activities of his devoted family. His sparkling wit, keen sense of humor and deep humility will be sadly missed by his wide circle of friends and loved ones. Relatives and friends who attended from a distance were: Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Miles, Jr., Carrollton; Col. and Mrs. Roy G. Johnston, Belton; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keirsey, Butler; Eddie Limberg, Lexington; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mangina, Grandview; George Richter, Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phipps, Ward Young, Holden; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Duvall, Alpha Ingle, Marguerite Kluttz, Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Rufenacht, Robert lee Burcham, Kansas City, MO; Mr. and Mrs. Amos York, Osceola; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hays, Garden City; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rufenacht, Lowry City; Stanley Grady, Sedalia; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kenney, Appleton City; Keith Jones, Mrs. Perry A. Jones, Elmer Adkins, Larry Kent Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Salsbury, Warrensburg; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Horn and daughter, Mrs. Kathryn Kempster, Independence; Mildred Horn, Lee's Summit; Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Wolfe, Harlen Chitty, Adrian; Mr. and Mrs. Pete Fetters, Mr. and Mrs. David Fox, Raytown; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers, Wellington; Mrs. Ken Threlkeld, Shelbina; Mrs. Jim Wasson, St. Louis; Michelle Jones, Springfield; Rev. and Mrs. R.C. Reichert and Doug, California, MO; Dr. and Mrs. Jack Clark and family, Homer, IL; Mr. and Mrs. R.H. Searcy, Shawnee, OK; Bud Oswald, Cedar Rapids, IA.

JONES, Ruby Corene HILL
1935-2006
Shawnee Cemetery, Warsaw, Benton Co, MO
Clinton MO - Ruby Corene Jones, 70 of Clinton, passed away Saturday, May 27, 2006 at her home. She was born on August 20, 1935 in Henry County the daughter of the late David and Cora (Lionberger) Hill. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, May 31, 2006 at Consalus Funeral Home. Interment will be in the Shawnee Bend Cemetery in Warsaw. Corene grew up in the Tightwad community where she helped her folks raise and take care of the younger children. While growing up she helped people by working at the Parks grocery store. She met her late husband David A. Jones and married March 7th then they moved to the Independence and Missouri City area. To this union two children were born, her daughter, Stella and her husband Larry of Facuett and her son Loyd and his wife Connie of Liberty. After raising their children and David’s retirement, they bought the old home place and built their home at Tightwad. Corene enjoyed very much helping others. She loved to iron for her doctors, making sure that their shirts were just right. She will be greatly missed by her family and friends. Corene fought a very hard battle with cancer, but with her faith she never gave up, even in the end she was trying to win the battle. She was the happiest when attending her church at Tightwad, Soul Harbor with her Christian friends. Corene knew through the wonderful prayers she would beat this disease of cancer but somehow that wasn’t what God had planned for her life. Her children and her pride and joy, five grandchildren, Robbie, Michael, and Sabrina Cable of Faucett, Missouri and Amanda and Brian Jones of Liberty, her one and only great granddaughter, Gracie Jean Cable of Faucett, survive. Her sister Sara and her brothers, Wade of Lincoln, Robert of Tightwad, and Joe of Belton and numerous nieces and nephews also survive. Preceding her in death was her husband, David, her mother and father, and two brothers, Bill and Larry.

JONES, Ruby May KENNEY
1920-1991
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Ruby Kenney Jones was born in Garden City, on January 13, 1920, and passed away at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital, Clinton, on Tuesday night, October 29, 1991, after a long illness. Ruby was the daughter of Robert R. Kenney and Lena Kenney, one of seven children. Ruby's parents and three brothers, Forrest, Ivan and Lyle Kenney, preceded her in death. Ruby was married to Veryl Lee Jones on September 15, 1951 in Independence. They recently celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. To this union was born two sons, Jay Lee of Kansas City, and Michael of Clinton. She had two daughters-in-law, Cherye and Nan, who were like daughters to her. Ruby graduated from Appleton City High School and moved with her family to Clinton shortly after. She worked at Brown Mfg. Co., J. C. Penney Co., Bratzler Store and Crews Fashions. She worked for a year after her marriage and when Veryl took a position with Livestock Publications they moved to Washington, Iowa where they lived for 7 years. She was able to stay home with her husband and two sons who were born while in Iowa. Before her sons were born she enjoyed traveling with Veryl and made many friends. They returned to Clinton in 1959 to make their home, where Veryl continued to travel the Midwest area. Besides her immediate family she is survived by two sisters, Mrs. John (Elvorene) Phillips, John Knox Village, Lee's Summit, and Mrs. Stanley (Ola) Jones, Clinton; one brother, Robert Kenney, Clinton and many relatives and friends. Ruby was a member of First Baptist Church of Clinton. She loved her family and her home and was admired and highly respected by her many friends and relatives. Funeral services were held on November 2, at Sickman-Dunning Chapel. Burial was in Englewood Cemetery with Ruby's nephews, Kenney Jones, Steve Kenney, Jimmie Kenney, Gary Jones, Brad Cooper, Darrell Ward, Larry Ward, Randy Ward and Keith Searcy, as active pall bearers.

JONES, Sadie W.
abt 1904-2002
Osceola Cemetery, Osceola, St. Clair Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jan 4 2002 - Sadie W. Jones, 98, Osceola, died Friday, January 4, 2002, at Truman Lake Manor in Lowry City. She was a retired teacher. Graveside services will be Monday, January 7, at Osceola Cemetery.

JONES, Samuel O.
1916-2001
Oak Grove Cemetery, Oak Grove, Jackson Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, Aug 13 2001 - Samuel O. Jones, 84, Bates City, died on Thursday, August 9, 2001, at St. Mary's Hospital in Blue Springs. A graveside service was held Monday, August 13, at the Oak Grove Cemetery. Royer Funeral Home, Oak Grove, was in charge of arrangements. He was born on December 25, 1916, in Benton County, the son of Andrew L. and Cora N. (Owsley) Jones. He married Anna M. Williams on May 22 1954. He had been employed at Armco Steel Company for 30 years, retiring in 1980. He was a member of the Tebo Baptist Church in Henry County. He is survived by his wife of 47 years, Anna M. Jones, of the home; two sons, Dennis E. Jones and wife, Diane, Kansas City and William L. Jones and wife, Darlene, Grain Valley; one daughter, Twila K. Peterson and husband, Tom, Independence; one brother, Marvin J. Jones and wife, Doris, Sedalia; one sister, Phyllis J. Jones, Clinton; seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

JONES, Samuel P. Jr.
1931-2004
Maplewood & Brownington Cemetery, Osage Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Sep 30 2004 - Samuel P. Jones, Jr., 72, Kansas City and who was born and raised in the Clinton area, died Tuesday, September 28, 2004, at the Veterans Hospital, Kansas City. He was a truck driver. He is survived by his wife Lois Jones; seven children, Samuel P. Jones III, Yuma, Arizona, Rebecca Major, Kansas City, Marvin Jones, Kansas City, Rocky Jones, Denver, Colorado, Doris Kirby, Kansas City, Carolyn Gonzalez, Kansas City, and Jackie Jones, Kansas City, and his sister, Bonnie Waugh, Clinton. Cremation. Graveside services will be at Maplewood Cemetery, Brownington, 1 p.m. Saturday, October 2.

JONES, Shannon Lee
1976-1993
Bethlehem Cemetery, Bethlehem Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Shannon Lee Jones, 17, died Tuesday, December 28, 1993, at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital. He was a student at Clinton High School. Survivors include his parents, Mickey and Helen Jones Peek of Clinton; his father, Terry Nick of Clinton: maternal grandmother, Levetta Jones, Clinton: grandfather and grandmother, Henry and Lucille Peek, Clinton. Funeral services will be Thursday, December 30, at the First Baptist Church in Clinton. Burial will be in Bethlehem Cemetery.

JONES, Sophia J. FARRAR PIPER
1823-1904
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Missouri, Sep 17 1904 - Mrs. Sophia J. Jones, who was born in Albermarle County, Va. on the Snow Hill Plantation, April 15, 1823, died in this city of old age Friday morning. She leaves two sons to mourn her loss - F. R. and R. H. Piper. The funeral was held at the formers' residence Saturday and burial was in Englewood.

JONES, Stanley Eugene
1928-2004
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Oct 28 2004 - Stanley Eugene Jones, 76, Clinton, died Monday, October 11, 2004, at St. Luke's Hospital, Kansas City. He was born to Howard and Helen (Hall) Jones on the family farm east of Clinton where he lived a great part of his life. He joined the Navy in 1950 and served on the Aircraft Carrier U.S.S. Midway. He returned in 1954 and was then married to Ola (Kenney) Jones. To this union two children were born, a son Kenney and a daughter Susan. Stanley and Ola recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Stanley was preceded in death by his son Kenney; one brother William Howard Jones, and his parents. He is survived by his wife Ola of the home; one daughter Susan Hard and her husband Greg, Highland Ranch, Colorado; three grandchildren, Kenzie Hard of Highland Ranch, Colorado, and Amanda Stunz and husband Rick, and Katie Jones, all of Clinton, and his daughter-in-law Penny Lindsay and her husband Chris, Clinton; two step-grandchildren, Stephannie and Brian Hard of Denver, Colorado, as well as a number of other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at Vansant-Mills Chapel Saturday, October 16. Burial was in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JONES, Susan Caroline PARKER
1843-1910
Tebo Church Cemetery, Leesville Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, May 28 1910 - The last sad farewell, the last lingering look, was tendered to Susan C. Jones, known as "Aunt Cal," May 14, 1910 when she was laid to rest beneath the green sod of Tebo cemetery. She was Susan Caroline Parker, born Dec. 7, 1843 and married to G. W. Jones in 1872. One child, Mrs. T. R. Gill, who lives near Lewis Station. Aunt Cal took sick in February of 1909 with heart trouble and dropsy. She said she was ready to go when God called her. We all thought she was so much better but when death came, it was only two or three short breaths and she was gone. She leaves two dear grandchildren who were the pride of her life, Floyd and Ruth George, and three brothers and a sister. The baby brother that she raised from infancy is James Parker of Oklahoma.

JONES, Sylvia Maxine JOLLEY
1935-2017
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Sylvia Maxine (Jolley) Jones, 81, of Clinton, Missouri, passed away on August 27, 2017 at Westwood Living Center following a short illness. Funeral services will be held Friday September 1, 2017 at the Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton, Missouri. Interment will be in Vansant Road Cemetery, Clinton, Missouri. Maxine was born September 26, 1935 to Joseph Walter and Minnie-belle (Peak) Jolley. On June 23, 1952 Maxine married Donald Ray Jones who survives of the home. They married young but recently celebrated 65 years of marriage. To this union were born three sons. Maxine was preceded in death by her parents, brother John (Kathryn) Jolley, sisters Anna May (Elijah) Jones and Dorothy (Avery) Baumgarden. She is survived by husband Donald Ray, sons Gerald (Mary ) Jones of Clinton, Kavin (Ronett) Jones of Lees's Summit, and Brian (Kim) Jones of Clinton, and three grandsons Tim, Dustin, and Trenton, and girlfriend Parker Williams. She was also survived by a brother Jim Jolley, McLouth, Kansas, many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. She was very proud of her family. Maxine enjoyed family gatherings, BBQ's and camping. Probably her favorite thing to do, besides being with her family, was attend country music shows with Donald Ray. He always wanted to sit up close so they could have a good view of the singers and that toe tapping music. Maxine worked at Anderson Poultry House and later worked at Clearfield/Schreiber Cheese Plant for many years. She retired from there in September 1997. She was educated in the Clinton Public Schools. When Maxine was young, she attended the Nazarene Church in the Martinville area of Clinton. Currently, she was a member of Northeast Baptist Church. She will be greatly missed by family and friends.

JONES, Tara Marie
1979-2004
Inman Memorial Cemetery, Cole Camp, Benton Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Mar 10 2004 - Tara Marie Jones, 25, Columbia, died Tuesday, March 9, 2004, at University of Missouri Hospital and Clinics, Columbia, from injuries sustained after being struck by a vehicle. She was born January 9, 1979, in Clinton, the daughter of Terry Lee and Pamela Marie (Bable) Jones. She worked as a cashier at Steak'n Shake and Hardee's in Columbia. She is survived by her daughter, Augustine Petzold of the home; one son, Devin Renard of the home; her fiance, Adam Petzold, also of the home; her mother, Pamela M. Kirk of Lincoln; one sister, Helen M. Jones and one brother, Jeffrey L. Jones, both of Missouri; her maternal grandparents, Marie and Jr. Bable of Cole Camp; her paternal grandmother, Levetta Jones, Clinton; a niece, Fallon M. Bryant of Pleasant Hill, and several cousins. She was preceded in death by her father, Terry L. Jones, and her grandfather, Claude Jones. Funeral services will be Friday, March 12, at the Fox Funeral Home, Cole Camp. Burial will be in Inman Memorial Cemetery, Cole Camp.

JONES, Terry Kirk
1942-2007
Garden City Cemetery, Garden City, Cass Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Aug 15 2007 - Terry Kirk Jones, 65, Garden City, was born May 11, 1942, in Kansas City, the son of Verl Waldo and Dorothy June (Kirk) Jones, and died Sunday, August 12, 2007, at his home. On July 22, 1961, he married Sharon Allen in Garden City. Later, terry married Carol (Foster) Carneal at their home in Garden City on June 13, 1998. He was self-employed as a farmer and stockman. He was well known for many years hauling water and rock to area residents. He was a lifelong area resident. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Carol Jones, on August 1, 2006. He is survived by two sons, Brad Jones and wife Kim, Creighton, and Randy Jones, Garden City; one daughter Kelly Lorenz and husband Chuck, Creighton; one stepson Jeff Carneal, Blairstown; one grandson Tyler Jones, Waverly; four step-grandchildren, Tanya Faddis, Amber Lorenz, Andy Bunch and Amy Bunch; other relatives and friends. Graveside service will be Friday, August 17, at Garden City Cemetery.

JONES, Velma Joyce NELSON
1921-2007
Orient Cemetery, Harrisonville, Cass Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Nov 8 2007 - Mrs. Velma Joyce Jones, 86, Harrisonville, was born June 29, 1921 in Urich, the daughter of Elmer Josiah and Ina Mae (Billings) Nelson. She died Sunday, November 4, 2007, at Crown Care Center, Harrisonville. On September 16, 1942, she married Gilbert Asbury Jones Jr. in Chicago, Illinois. She was employed at the Grace Company, Belton, in children's clothing and was shipping supervisor upon her retirement in 1979. Earlier, she was employed at Time-Life Magazine and Fortune Magazine in Chicago, Illinois, from 1939-45. She was a member of the Harrisonville First Baptist Church for over 50 years and was recently a member of Abiding Love Baptist Church, Harrisonville Senior Citizens, the Business and Professional Women's Club where she was voted women of the year for 1978-79 and volunteered as a Pink Lady for the Cass Medical Center Auxiliary. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband G.A. on September 1, 2003; her daughter Judith Ann Williams on July 5, 1983; a brother Fred M. Nelson; three sisters, Bessie Mae Metzger, Kathleen Marti and Jessie Davenport. She is survived by her daughter Gail L. Burris and husband Gary, Manning, South Carolina; four grandchildren, Gregory Burris and wife Stephanie, Charlotte, North Carolina, Garrett Burris, Kansas City, Lynette Williams, Kansas City, Craig Williams and wife Vicki, Branson; two great-granddaughters, Katelyn and Abigail Burris; special friends, Margaret Graves and Lawrence and Alma Dell Armstrong, all of Harrisonville; other relatives and many friends. Funeral services will be Friday, November 9, at Dickey Funeral Home, Harrisonville, with burial in the Orient Cemetery, Harrisonville.

JONES, Veryl Lee
1919-2007
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jan 8 2007 - Veryl Lee Jones, age 87 of Clinton, Missouri passed away January 5, 2007 at St. Luke’s Hospital, Kansas City, Missouri. Funeral services will be Tuesday, January 9, 2007 at the First Baptist Church, Clinton with burial in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton. Veryl was born in Calhoun, Missouri. He was an Army veteran of WWII. He was the advertising manager for the Angus Journal before retiring in l984. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Clinton, University of Missouri Alumni Association, Missouri Cattleman Association, American Angus Association and the Retired Officers Association. He is survived by two sons, Jay Jones and wife Nannette of Kansas City, Missouri and Mike Jones and wife Cherye of Clinton and three grandsons, Dylan Jones, Stanton Jones and Christian Jones.

JONES, William Howard
1921-2004
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Aug 27 2004 - William Howard Jones was born August 18, 1921, in Henry County, the son of Howard S. and Helen (Hall) Jones. He died at Westwood Nursing Center in Clinton on July 27, 2004, at the age of 82 years. He had lived his entire life on the family farm in Henry County, except for the time he spent in the United States Army Infantry in World War II, serving in North Africa, Italy and France. He was a member of the United Methodist Church, Clinton, VFW Post 1894 and the Clinton Booster Club. He served on the American Red Cross Board for many, many years. He had also served on the rural Fire Department Board and was a member of the Wild Flower Society. He was preceded in death by his parents, Howard S. and Helen Hall Jones, and a nephew, Kenney E. Jones. He is survived by his brother, Stanley E. Jones and wife Ola, Clinton; one niece, Susan Hard and husband Greg, and their daughter Kenzie, all of Denver, Colorado; two great-nieces, Mandi Stunz and husband Rick and Katie Jones, all of Clinton, as well as a number of cousins and other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at the Vansant-Mills Chapel Saturday, July 31. Burial was in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JONES, Willis G.
1886-1925
Tebo Church Cemetery, Leesville Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Apr 1925 - Passed Away - Willis G. Jones was born April 20, 1886, near Hortense, Mo.; departed this life April 4th, 1925, age 38 years, 11 months, 15 days. At the age of 20 he was united in marriage to Alta M. Sell. To this union were born three boys, one, Ora Myrtus, who preceded his father to the glory world, and Leroy Fain, age 16 years, and Walter Dwight, age 11, who remain to comfort their mother in this sad hour of trial. He was ever a kind and loving husband and father, always faithful to the duties of the family entrusted to his care. He was a consistant Christian, having spent one year in active service as assistant pastor in Murietta, Calif., where he was loved and respected by both the congregation and citizens of the place. Besides his immediate family, he leaves his father, W. H. Jones, Lewis Station; a brother, Walter J., of Los Angleles, Calif, and a host of relatives and friends. He was taken ill on Monday night, March 23rd, with flu and while he reallied and was up and around April 2, he had a sudden attack and became unconscious, lying thus until death took him. At 8:25 a.m. death came and he passed away peacefully away to sleep until the resurrection of the dead. Lee Dalton, his brother-in-law, came and stayed with him constantly. Other neighbors and friends have been so kind and it is greatly appreciated by the family. All that loving hands could do was done. In early life he was converted and joined Tebo Baptist church and had always lived a devoted Christian life. He told the write he was ready to go when God called, but hated to leave his family and father. He had been living in California for several years. His health got bad, so he moved back here to be near his father and to spend his last days at home with friends and relatives, but got so much better we thought he was going to get well, but God needed him so took him home where there is no more pain or death. Brother Jimmie Briggs preached his funeral Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Tebo church. Interment in Tebo cemetery.

JONES, Willis H. "Doc"
1850-1934
Tebo Church Cemetery, Leesville Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Doc Jones died at his home in Lewis Station at 1 p.m. Tuesday. He had been in failing health for years and a semi-invalid for the past eight months. Sunday he had a stroke and death resulted. Willis H. Jones was born April 2, 1850 near Hortense in the east part of Henry county. There he grew to young manhood and married Miss Alice Fain. she died many years ago. He had three children by this marriage. One son, Walter Jones, lives in Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. Jones was married in 1907 to Ida Dickinson. She was a devoted wife and during his declining years had given him tender care. Mr. Jones' relatives and friends have known him as "Doc" for many years. His home was ever a shelter to friends and relatives in need of a home. He and his wife kept a dozen or more young couples during their first months or years of their married life until they could accumulate furniture enough to go to housekeeping. Under the roof of this kindly man, they not only found shelter but kindly advice that showed them the way to found a healthy happy home. He was ever generous and especially kind to young people during the critical periods of their lives. The late J. H. Wears was left orphan at the age of nine. He was taken into the heart and home of his Uncle Doc, who shared what he and his wife had until J. H. was married. converted when young, he united with the Tebo Baptist church, where he held membership these many years. Although never rich as the world would term riches, his life was rich in kindly deeds and he gave to the world, from his bank of human kindness, precious gifts each day of his life. The influence of such a life goes on forever. As the infirmities of old age approached he and his wife moved from his farm near Hortense to a little home in Lewis Station, so they could be near his niece, Mrs. Tom Gill, and his wife's relatives. Here as his knees grew tottery, he gave sunshine of the inner sweetness of his life to those who helped minister to his needs. Relatives and friends were ever kind and a gentle ministry of those about did what they could as he went down the sunset of life. Mr. Jones is the last of a family of ten children of his parent's family. His wife and the son of the first marriage survive, also many nieces and nephews and friends. Rev. Hugh Sperry will speak words of comfort and appreciation of the fine life at the Tebo Baptist church Thursday morning. The burial will be in the cemetery nearby under the direction of Wilkinson Funeral Service.

JONES, Wilma Faye SIMPSON
1928-2004
White Oak Cemetery, Walker Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jan 18 2005 - Wilma Faye Jones was born August 13, 1928, in Urich, daughter of Lawrence and Muriel Vogt Simpson. She died December 19, 2004, at St. Joseph Health Center in Kansas City. She married K. E. "Pete" Jones October 26, 1946. To this union three children were born, Larry, Jeanie and Dennis. They celebrated 50 years of marriage in October 1996. Pete died in June 1997. She was a beautician and homemaker. She was a member of the Blairstown Baptist Church, the VFW Auxiliary Post 1894 and Fraternal Order of Eagles Ladies Auxiliary. Wilma was a person who loved life and she lived life to its fullest every day, even to her last day. She became ill at the family Christmas gathering. She enjoyed being with her family and friends, playing cards and bingo. She enjoyed traveling with John. Their last trip was to Fort Sill, Oklahoma, to attend the graduation ceremony for grandson Blair, from basic training. Wilma was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and friend. She truly had wonderful friends. She was loved so much and we will miss her. She had given us love and so many wonderful memories. Thank you, God, for letting us keep her here with us for as long as you did. Survivors include two sons, Larry and wife Connie, Blue Springs, and Dennis and wife Ginny, Southgate, Michigan, and daughter Jeanie Boehler of Clinton; grandchildren, Chad Nepple and wife Michelle, Cara Moreland and husband Clint, Samantha Canterbury and husband Josh, Amanda Jones and Blair Jones; great-grandchildren, Taylor Ebeling, Braeden Moreland, Caleb Nepple, Hannah Nepple and Madison Canterbury; sister, LaVerne Stephens and husband Bill; brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces and nephews and special friend John Hammond. Funeral services were held December 22 under the direction of Consalus Funeral Home at Sickman-Dunning Chapel. Burial was at White Oak Cemetery.

JONSON, Albert
1927-1991
Cole Camp Memorial Cemetery, Cole Camp, Benton Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Albert (Al) Jonson, 64, Cole Camp, died Tuesday evening, November 12, 1991 at Truman Veterans Hospital, Columbia. He was born August 19, 1927, in Sedalia, son of A.Y. and Maude Hays Jonson. On November 13, 1944 in Eureka Springs, Ark., he married Georgia Beck, who survives of the home. Mr. Jonson was a merchant in Cole Camp from 1963 until his retirement in 1980. He was an Army Air Corps veteran of World War II. He was a member of Masonic Lodge No. 595 and a life member of Oak Hill Coon Club, both in Cole Camp. Other survivors include his stepfather Amil Mosier, Sedalia; his stepmother Dorothy Jonson, Sedalia; three sons, Don Jonson and Dan Jonson, both of Cole Camp, Dave Jonson, Lincoln; a daughter Dixie King, Sedalia; a sister, Donna Christie, Olathe, Ks.; a brother George Jonson, Sedalia; and six grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Friday, November 15 at the Fox Funeral Home, Cole Camp. Burial was in Memorial Cemetery, Cole Camp.

JONTZ, Robert Richard
1927-2007
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Dec 6 2007 - Robert Richard Jontz, son of John R. and Nellie (Vannoy) Jontz, was born December 16, 1927, in Garner, Iowa, the youngest of six children. He died at his home in Clinton on November 17, 2007, at the age of 79 years. He graduated from Stuart, Iowa High School in 1946. A year later he joined the United States Army and served his country in Japan for two years. Upon returning home he was married to the love of his life, Shirley Ann (Porter) Jontz, also from Stuart. To this union two sons were born, Gregg and Brad. In 1965 Bob realized his dream by purchasing his own business in Stuart. He was the owner of Bob Jontz Agency, later known as Wells-Jontz Agency, retiring in 1988. He and his wife, Shirley, moved to Rogers. Arkansas, and later relocated in Clinton where they have lived for the past 17 years. Robert was a member of the Clinton United Methodist Church, the Evening Star Masonic Lodge No. 43, AF&AM, Winterset, Iowa, and the Valley of Des Moines, Orient, of Iowa, Scottish Rite Bodies. Robert was preceded in death by his parents, John and Nellie Jontz; four brothers and one sister. He is survived by his wife Shirley of the home; two sons Gregg Jontz and wife Lori, West Des Moines, Iowa, and their three children, Courtney, Erin and Michael and Brad Jontz of Las Vegas, Nevada, as well as three nephews and their families. Funeral services were held at the United Methodist Church, Clinton, on Tuesday, November 20, Graveside services and interment were held on Wednesday, November 21, in the South Oak Cemetery, Stuart, Iowa.

JONTZ, Shirley Ann PORTER
1929-2007
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jan 7 2008 - Shirley Ann Jontz of Clinton died Friday, December 28, 2007, at St. Luke's Hospital, Kansas City. Born September 20, 1929, to George W. and Bernice (Dwigans) Porter in Adair County, Iowa, she graduated from Stuart High School in 1947 and attended AIB Business College in Des Moines, Iowa. On May 26, 1951. Shirley was united in marriage to the love of her life, Bob Jontz, at Jefferson Center Methodist Church, south of Stuart, Iowa. Two sons blessed this union, Gregg and Brad. She and Bob operated the Bob Jontz Insurance Agency in Stuart, until retiring in 1985. She and Bob moved to Rogers, Arkansas, in 1988 and resided there for three years. In 1992, they embraced Clinton as their new home and quickly developed many cherished friendships and treasured memories. Shirley was a member of the Clinton United Methodist Church, Stephen Ministries and PEO Chapter EN. She was active in several bridge clubs, was involved in many church activities and served on various boards and committees over the years. She enjoyed dancing, playing bridge, trips to Branson and simply spending time with Bob. Shirley was a devoted wife, Mom and Grandma - taking great pleasure and pride in her children and grandchildren. Shirley was preceded in death by her parents and by her husband and dance partner, Bob. Among those remembering and celebrating her life are sons, Gregg and wife Lori, and their children, Courtney, Erin and Michael, West Des Moines, Iowa, and Brad of Las Vegas, Nevada, and many relatives and friends. Funeral services were held Wednesday, January 2, at the Clinton United Methodist Church. Graveside services and inurnment was in the South Oak Cemetery, Stuart, Iowa, on Thursday, January 3, under the direction of Vansant-Mills Funeral Home of Clinton.

JORDAN, James Harold
1906-1990
Hickory Grove Cemetery, White Oak Twp, Henry Co, MO
James Harold Jordan, 84, Urich Thursday October 4, 1990, at Sycamore View Health Care in Clinton, Mo., where he had been a patient for six weeks. He was born February 5, 1906, at Chapel Hill in Lafayette County, Mo., one of five children of James Franklin and Ella Mae Welborn Jordan. He moved to the Mayesburg community near Ballard in 1920, where he farmed and operated the Mayesburg General Store with his father until 1951. On August 12, 1926 he was married to Mamie Garrison in Clinton. In 1946 they purchased a farm near Mayesburg, which they farmed until retirement in 1982. In 1988 they moved to their present home in Urich, Mo. He was a member of the Urich Church of God. Surviving him are his wife Mamie of the home; two sons, Ellis Dale Jordan, Big Bend, Wis. And Charles Dean Jordan of Knob Noster, Mo.; one daughter, Dixie Jordan Wright, Garden City, Mo.; one brother, Donald Jordan, Appleton City, Mo., and two sisters, Bernice Hooper, Independence, and Cleo Eidson, Ballard, Mo.; 16 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren, and other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by two sons, Jerry Gale (sic Franklin) Jordan in 1977 and Francis Gale Jordan in 1929, and one sister, Louise Jordan. Funeral services were held Sunday, October 7, at the Ward Funeral Chapel in Urich, Mo. Burial was in the Hickory Grove Cemetery near Urich, Mo.

JORDAN, Jason E.
1977-2007
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Sep 27 2007 - Jason Jordan of Hermitage and formerly of Clinton died Tuesday, September 25, 2007, at St. John's Hospital in Springfield. A memorial service for family and close friends is set for Saturday, September 29, at Northeast Baptist Church, Clinton.

JORDAN, John Felix Judge
1863-1932
Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Judge John Felix Jordan died at his home in Calhoun, at 4:30 a.m. Monday, with heart trouble and complications. He had been in failing health since last September and unable to leave his house about six weeks previous to his death. During that time he told his loved ones that he knew his earthly stay would not be long and what he wished them to do. J. F. Jordan was born January 10, 1863, southwest of Roseland, the son of Wm. and Rebecca Jordan. His father was a native of Kentucky; his mother from Tennessee. These early settlers brought to Henry county the slaves and customs of the southland. His father died when he was but eight years old, and the burdens and responsibilities as the head of the household fell upon his young shoulders. Two years later, young John and his brother J. W., started to plow and put in a crop. He was eager for an education, although handicapped by the fact that he was his mother's chief support and that school terms were only four months a year and often the four months were shortened to two months for him on account of the home responsibilities. One wondered how he kept up with the other boys of his age, but he not only did so but took every prize offered in spelling, ciphering and other things taught in the schools at that time. The farm of 240 acres that belonged to his mother and father, was always thrifty, and showed that he loved the out-of-doors and the tending and tilling of the soil. June 4, 1893, he was united in marriage with Miss Mary L. Bradley, who is a sister of Dr. Bradley of Windsor. Their marriage has been one of happiness and devotion to each other, as they both loved their home and their only son, Ray, who is studying medicine and surgery, having completed Central College at Fayette, then received his B.S. degree in the University of Missouri, and spent a year in the University at Louisville, Kentucky, studying medicine. He has been in the state hospital in Nevada the past year and expects to return later to Louisville to get his degree. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan lived on the home place of his parents until thirteen years ago when they moved northwest of Calhoun where they would be nearer a high school for their son. This was their home until a year ago when they rented their farm and moved into Calhoun to the second house north of the overhead bridge where Mr. Jordan died. About this home are found evidences of the things that Judge Jordan loved - first his wife and son, then his well kept house, lawn and garden. He was converted a number of years ago and united with the Olivet Baptist Church where he taught in the Sunday Schools and acted as superintendent. After moving nearer Calhoun, he moved his membership to the Calhoun Baptist Church, where it was at the time of his death. He was elected as associate county judge in 1930 and had announced his candidacy for reelection, which perhaps would have been made with no opposition, for through his good judgment and knowledge of business, he was known by the Democrats and voters of Henry county to be dependable in every sense of the word. Since he became county judge, he had made many friends in Clinton, and often times when he was holding court here, he would stop at the Clinton Eye for a brief visit and with twinkling eyes would tell many experiences that had come into his life. The Eye remembers especially how much he enjoyed the radio that his son sent him last year as a gift, and he stated "no one needs to get out nights anymore as there is plenty of entertainment by your own fireside, when you have a good radio." The funeral of Judge Jordan was held at the Calhoun Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon. The flag on the courthouse was at half mast from the time he passed away until after the funeral. The courthouse was closed from 2 until 4 p.m. Tuesday during the funeral hour. The church was crowded with sorrowing friends, all not being able to get inside. Many were present from Clinton, Windsor, and over the county. There was a large floral offering. The Henry county offices at the courthouse sent a large wreath made of roses.

JORDAN, Mamie GARRISON
1908-1990
Hickory Grove Cemetery, White Oak Twp, Henry Co, MO
Mamie Jordan, 82, Urich, Mo. passed away Monday, December 24, 1990, at the Golden Years Care Center in Harrisonville, Mo. Mamie was born November 26, 1908 in Hartwell, Henry County, Mo., the daughter of Charles and Mae Middaugh Garrison. Mamie and Harold Jordan were married on Thursday night of the Urich Reunion, after she had graduated in 1926 from Urich High School. On August 12, they celebrated 64 years of marriage. In 1946 they purchased what is called the Sam Farmer place near Mayesburg, Mo. Following the retirement of Harold they moved to Urich in 1988. Harold preceded his wife in death on October 4, of this year. Mamie was a member of the Urich Church of God and the Mingo Extension Club of Urich. Surviving are two sons, Charles Dean Jordan of Knob Noster, Dale Jordan of Big Bend, Wisc.; one daughter, Mrs. Dixie Wright of Garden City; one brother, James Buckley of Springfield; 16 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Mamie was preceded in death by two sons, Jerry Jordan on December 20, 1977, and Francis Gale Jordan on March 19, 1929; one brother, Kenneth Buckley, and one sister Carrie Cashman. Funeral services were held on December 27, at the Ward Funeral Chapel in Urich. Burial was in the Hickory Grove Cemetery near Urich, Mo.

JORDAN, Raevis Haskell "Ray"
1905-2003
The San Diego Union Tribune on Sept. 24, 2003 - Ray H. Jordan, who led J.C. Penney's move into catalog sales in 1962 and then became president of the company during a period of rapid expansion and diversification, died Sept. 16 in Vero Beach, Fla. He was 98. Mr. Jordan was executive vice president of J.C. Penney when he was assigned to look into the catalog business. At the time, Chicago-based retailers such as Sears, Roebuck & Co., Montgomery Ward and Spiegel dominated the field. At Mr. Jordan's suggestion, Penney, which was then based in New York, entered the segment by acquiring General Merchandise, a small but highly automated mail-order company in Milwaukee, Wis. Mr. Jordan was appointed president two years later despite having served notice that he wanted to retire the next year. William M. Batten, the company's chief executive, then managed to persuade him to stay through 1968. Batten came to be recognized as a leading strategist in retailing and Mr. Jordan as the operations expert who supported Batten's visions. "He had a total identification with the Penney company,"said Gordon Lindsey, a Penney executive who helped Mr. Jordan put together his memoirs. Raevis Haskell Jordan (he changed his legal name to Ray as an adult) was born April 13, 1905, in Roseland, Mo. He taught school in one-room schoolhouses in Missouri and Oklahoma to support himself as he studied at Southwest Baptist University and the University of Oklahoma, but went to work at Penney before graduating when he ran out of money. His first job was managing a Penney store in Picher, Okla., then a rugged frontier mining town. He spent nights in the store with a shotgun after a series of burglaries and was happy when Penney moved him to nearby Frederick, Okla. His rise through Penney's management ranks was interrupted only by a three-year stint in the Navy during World War II. Most of that service was spent as a lieutenant on tankers in the Pacific and Indian oceans. Before shipping out, in 1943, he married Rosalie Aldridge, who survives him. Other survivors include his daughters, Judith R. Sartori, of Uniondale, N.Y., and Rosalinda Jordan, of Sebastian, Fla.; three grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Mr. Jordan remained on the Penney board until 1975. While the catalog business proved to be a huge success, Mr. Jordan's shared enthusiasm with Batten for new ventures did not always work out so well. He was a strong supporter of Penney's investment in Treasure Island, a discount chain that experimented with many trends in retailing but lost a considerable amount of money before Penney discontinued it in the 1980s.

JORDAN, Shandy Eugene
1936-2014
Montrose Cemetery, Montrose, Deepwater Twp, Henry Co, MO
Shandy E. Jordan, age 78 years, of Clinton, Missouri passed away Wednesday, October 29, 2014 at his home. Funeral services will be held Monday, November 3, 2014 at the Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton, Missouri. Interment will follow in Montrose Cemetery, Montrose, Missouri. Shandy was born October 19, 1936 in Wheatland, Missouri the son of William and Grace Jordan. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy. Shandy worked as a mechanical engineer for DST Systems. He attended the United Presbyterian Methodist Church, and was a member of the Masonic Lodge for 50 years. He loved to hunt and fish. Shandy was preceded in death by his parents, his daughter, Anita Jordan, one brother, Argus "Butch" Jordan, and one infant sister, Leta Jordan. Among survivors is his wife, Shirley of the home, 3 children; Shawn Jordan of Omaha, Nebraska, Lisa Hopson (Robert) of Lee's Summit, Missouri, and Becky Fick and companion, Jeff Shoffner of Spring Hill, Kansas, 3 sisters; Sharon Sutt (Kennith) of Independence, Missouri, Glenda Martin (George) of Cowgill, Missouri, and Lelia Keith (Harold) of Independence, Missouri, 6 grandsons; Ethan Jordan of Bellevue, Nebraska, Aiden Jordan of Omaha, Nebraska, Jordan Hopson USCGA, of New London, Connecticut, Brandon Hopson of Lee's Summit, Missouri, Justin Hopson of Lee's Summit, Missouri, and Logan Hopson of Lee's Summit, Missouri, as well as 5 nephews.

JORDAN, Virgil Orville
1898-1922
Laurel Oak Cemetery (J), Windsor, Henry Co, MO
The Windsor Review, Henry County, Missouri, July 13th, 1922. Virgil Jordan Dead -- "Life has it's sunshine, it's shadows and it's joys." Some one has truly said. To no profession or calling is this more true, than to the newspaper man. He is called upon to write of joys of the public and then again with his heart aching fit to burst, he is called upon to write of the death of a friend. Such a duty has the writer this week in chronicling the death of Virgil O. Jordan, who died at the family home in Warrensburg, Monday morning at 5:20 o'clock after a week's illness from uraemic poisoning. The acquaintance of the writer with Virgil began something like five years ago in a business way. At first we thought he was reserved and hard to get really close to, but as time wore on there seemed to be a mutual attraction for us, something seemed to draw us closer and closer. One day he came into The Review office and presented us with a book of original poems written by him and upon the fly-leaf were these words. "Dedicated to My Friend, Charles H. Burgess." It was like a bolt from a clear sky and opened wide the floodgates of true friendship. Later he came into The Review office with the intentions of learning the printing business in all its branches. For nearly three years, he was one of our trusted employees and it was the earnest desire of all that he should receive the most careful and painstaking instruction. As we learned to know him better, he became more and more like a son or younger brother. In all that he was, in all that he expected to be, he had our best wishes and Godspeed. A month or more ago, he left Windsor for Kansas City with the intentions of going on to Liberty for the purpose of making arrangements to attend William Jewell College and eventually enter the ministry. He made arrangements and then went to Warrensburg, where his parents had recently moved and entered the employ of the Standard-Herald for the summer. He was taken seriously ill July 4th and grew gradually worse, being unconscious most of the time, until with a song upon his lips Monday morning, his immortal spirit wafted its flight to the God who gave it, to Him whom he loved so devotedly and to whom he was so true. He was more than friend to us and our heart is sad and our eyes fill with tears as we write these few feeble lines which say so little and yet, mean so much to us. In every line of endeavor or at his church, he was a most willing and efficient worker. It was said of him Tuesday, that he had done more to advance the cause of Christ than scores of ministers who are now filling the pulpits in the land. He had been president of the B.Y.P.U. at the Baptist church and had built it from a small beginning until it was the largest young people's society in Windsor. Quiet and unobtrusive, yet filled with indomitable courage and a desire to do good characterized his entire life. He was the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Jordan and was born January 13th, 1900 in Henry County, near Roseland. He received his education in the Windsor public school and was a graduate from our high school. The family had resided in Windsor for many years, moving from here about June 1st to Warrensburg, where they have since resided. He is survived by the parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jordan, one brother, Reavis, and one sister, Irene, of Warrensburg, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Cannon, and a score of other relatives in Windsor and vicinity. The sorrowing relatives arrived overland from Warrensburg with the body, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock and it was taken direct to the Baptist church, of which the deceased had been a member since early childhood, and Rev. J. C. House of Higginsville, his former pastor and friend, assisted by the pastor, Rev. G. W. Wright, conducted the funeral service and with a voice choked with emotion, paid a glowing tribute to the character and life of this sterling young man. The body was taken to beautiful Laurel Oak cemetery and laid to rest to await the resurrection morn. The writer, with the host of friends of the family inWindsor, extends to the bereaved relatives our hearts best sympathy in this their hour of sorrow and bereavement.

JOSEPH, Ruth Elizabeth SMITH
1948-2006
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jul 19 2006 - Ruth Elizabeth Joseph, daughter of Albert Raymond and Margaret Elizabeth (Zucher) Smith, was born November 24, 1946, in Waynesville, Indiana, and she was ushered into the presence of her Lord on July 5, 2006, at St. Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis, Indiana, at the age of 57 years. Ruth graduated from Central Heights High School in Richmond, Kansas in 1966. She obtained a BA in Elementary Education and Library Science from Sterling College in Sterling, Kansas, and later obtained a MSE in Special Reading from Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg. She taught school for 22 years and had worked in the motel industry for 17 years. Most recently she worked for CTB McGraw-Hill and H&R Block in Indianapolis. Ruth was a lifelong member of the Presbyterian Church (USA) and attended Grace Community Church in Noblesville, Indiana. Ruth was preceded in death by her parents Rev. Albert R. Smith and Margaret E. Smith, and her sister Ferne Esonge Smith. Ruth is survived by her brother Rev. James R. Smith and wife Deborah, and family Joshua, Jared and Esther, and her aunt Clara Belle Smith. Graveside services were held at Englewood Cemetery, Clinton, on Tuesday, July 11. Interment was in Englewood Cemetery.

JOSLIN, Dolly May PEEK
1951-2005
Union-Williams Cemetery, Cole Camp, Benton Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Feb 14 2005 - Dolly May Joslin, 53, Calhoun, died Thursday, February 10, 2005, at the Golden Valley Hospital, Clinton. She was born October 20, 1951, in Cole Camp, the daughter of Wade Peek and Rose Mary (Moon) Peek. Survivors include a son Harold Lloyd Van Eaton II, Calhoun; a daughter Linda Oakes, Clinton; mother Rose Peek, Sedalia; seven brothers, Willie Peek, Calhoun, Bobby and Tommy Peek, Windsor, Charles Peek, Sedalia, Shorty Peek and Wade Peek Jr., Clinton, and Archie Peek, state of Texas; two sisters, Mary Young, also of the state of Texas, and Barbara Young, Sedalia; two grandchildren, T.J. and Megan Lipe. She was preceded in death by her father; a daughter, Loretta, and two brothers, Terry and Benny Peek. Graveside services were Sunday, February 13, at the Union Cemetery, Cole Camp.

JOST, Infant Boy
1901-1902
St. Marys Cemetery, Montrose, Deepwater Twp, Henry Co, MO
Montrose Missouri, Apr 5 1902 - The ten-month-old boy of F. J. Jost died Monday morning, March 31, of a complication of troubles. They had the little fellow vaccinated some days before and he was cutting teeth at the time and the two together made a complication of fever which resulted fatally. The little body was laid to rest in the Montrose Catholic Church cemetery Wednesday morning.

JOURNEY, Ferdinand Emmett
1848-1923
Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Springfield Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Once more the reaper's scythe has been thrust into the harvest to garner the grain made ripe by the lapse of time, and a husband, father, neighbor and friend has responded to the call "Come up higher to meet the conditions of life and peace ordained of God who giveth as the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ." Though many have fallen out of the ranks of the walks of man and few of their numbers are left. Yes, one by one these early pioneers of our country are passing the last milestone of life to receive their reward. These early settlers are entitled to a high and honorable place in the memory of their scions, for wherever met, they are the same noble self-sacrificing people, and Ferdinand Emmett Journey was no exception to the rule. born in St. Charles county, near St. Louis, Mo., December 7th, 1848, he lived in one of the cycles of time in this world's progress when the latent forces of nature were responding with the most fervent vividness to the inventive genius of man, occupying the space of time intervening between the primeval simplicity that characterized the meagre home comforts and surrounding of our hardy pioneers, and that of the luxurious comforts that now grace our firesides. His parents removed to the eastern part of Henry county when he was seven years of age, where he grew to manhood, and spent his entire life of more than 74 years witnessing the change of his county from a vast domain to a high state of cultivation. More than fifty-four years ago he chose as his companion, Jane Carleton, crowning each other as supreme, in deed and thought by acknowledging the others supremacy and their union the most splendid achievement, permitting love to illuminate the way, for in every true family there is a beautiful love storey; that is why the world is as good as it is, and a dream to which humanity may long to aspire. Seven children graced this union - W. A. and E. S. of Chilhowee, Mo.; Mrs. J. H. Gresham, of Albuquerque, New Mexico; Mrs. W. C. Jennings of Roseland, Mo.; Mrs. J. E. Poague of Santiago, Benton County, Mo., and Mrs. T. G. Twyman, of Grand Junction, Colorado, on the death of Mrs. C. F. Jennings, twenty years ago, her daughter Lucile, was taken into their home and since received a daughter's care and affection. His kind, friendly nature received the approbation of all whom it was his pleasure to meet. Remembering his Creator in the days of his youth, he identified himself with the Tebo Baptist church, and with only those short comings characteristics of fallible humanity, he lived a consistent Christian life to the day of death, which occurred at his late home in Clinton, Mo., April 25th, 1923, all children being present at his bedside. He leaves the companion and children, together with numerous relatives and friends to mourn their loss, "but not as those who die without hope, for blessed are the dead who die in the faith of the Lord." There was a brief service held at the family home after which his remains were taken to his beloved Mt. Olivet church where funeral services were conducted, after which he was laid to rest in Mt. Olivet cemetery, by sorrowing relatives and friends.

JOURNEY, James W.
1858-1909
Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Springfield Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Sep 11 1909 - Friday, at 12:30, James W. Journey received his heavenly summons and passed to that great beyond. Born near Roseland April 27, 1858; married Miss Rebecca Belle Feb. 4, 1884, and she died eight years ago June 4. Three daughters, Mrs. Ola Jennings near Roseland, Misses Lelia and Annie at home, the latter just convalescent with typhoid fever. Mr. Journey had been suffering with typhoid three weeks but only ill enough to be bedfast 8 days. A devoted member of Mt. Olivet for 12 years and a Modern woodman. He owned the farm on which he was born and lived there until March 1908 when he moved to Calhoun. One year later, he moved to Clinton and resided on Franklin and 8th, where he died. Leaves one sister, Mrs. D. W. Benezette, and three brothers, E. T. of Roseland, J. F. of Los Angeles and C. W. of Boonville. Three brothers are dead. All died of typhoid. Mr. Journey was an excellent farmer, kind hearted neighbor and beloved by young and old.

JOURNEY, Rachel Amanda
1828-1892
Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Springfield Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Feb 27 1892 - Died one week ago, Mrs. John Journey, living west of Mount Olivet church two miles. She was a noble and true Christian and had belonged to the Baptist church for many years. Leaves an aged husband, four sons and one daughter, all of whom were present at her death but one son, living near Knob Noster, and one daughter, Mrs. Marlow living six miles north of Clinton. The grief stricken family have many warm friends in this vicinity as Mr. Journey came to this country in an early day from St. Charles county and is highly respected by all who ever knew him. Funeral at Mt. Olivet by Rev. J. S. Denton.

JOURNEY, William Kelso
1915-2002
Carpenter Cemetery, Chilhowee, Johnson Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jan 7 2003 - William Kelso Journey, son of Erie and Beulah (Davis) Journey, was born July 19, 1915, in Henry County and died at his home in Clinton on December 22, 2002, at the age of 87 years. He was a graduate of the University of Missouri Law School, Columbia, and practiced law for 65 years. He was a member of the Missouri, Florida and California Bar Associations. He was in the United States Navy on active duty for four years, serving in World War II, as a flight reconnaissance training officer and in the Naval Reserve, stationed at the Olathe, Kansas Naval Air Station for 19 years. He retired as a Lieutenant Commander. During his life in public service, he was elected Prosecuting Attorney of Henry County for six years; to the Missouri House of Representatives for two years, to the State Senate for four years, and as Circuit Court Judge of Missouri's 27th Judicial Circuit for 10 years. He was an avid reader, enjoyed flying his airplanes and loved meeting and conversing with everyone. He was preceded in death by his parents; one daughter, Nancy; one brother, Byron Journey, and one sister, Roberta Shadwell. Kelso is survived by his wife of 67 years, Jane Journey, of the home; four children, Sandra and her husband Randy, Vero Beach, Florida, Karen Smith, Raytown, Sharon Pate and her husband Max, Clinton, and James K. Journey and his wife Rachelle, Clinton; nine grandchildren, Kent Rolf, Fairplay, Colorado, Tracy and Bill Bartels, Breckenridge, Colorado, Melinda and Rodney Boughey, Linn Valley, Kansas, Mark and Kim Pate, Holden, Dan Smith, Kansas City, Elizabeth Smith, Los Angeles, California, Tyler, Jessica and Spencer Journey, Clinton; eight great-grandchildren; one brother-in-law, Harry Park, Richmond, and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at the First Baptist Church, Clinton, on Thursday, December 26. Burial was in the Carpenter Cemetery, Chilhowee.

JOYCE, Wayne Woods
1922-2003
Evergreen Cemetery, Red Oak, Montgomery Co, IA
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Sep 3 2003 - Funeral services for Wayne W. Joyce, 81, Red Oak, Iowa, who died Monday, September 1, 2003, will be 2 p.m. Thursday, September 4, at the Nelson-Boylan-LeRette Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery. He was born August 27, 1922, to Walker and Bertha (Woods) Joyce of Coal. After attending school in Coal, he transferred to Clinton High School his senior year where he met his future wife, Elnora Taylor. Upon gradation he joined the military and served as a hydraulic specialist with the 8th Army Air Corps in Europe during World War II. After the war he married Elnora June 3, 1945 in Kansas City. In 1947, he moved his family to Kansas City where he worked for the General Motors assembly plant. In 1953 he and his brother-in-law, Howard Taylor, opened a Conoco full service gas station. After selling his interest in the station in 1957, the family moved to Red Oak, Iowa, and with his brother, Alton, opened the first of five NAPA auto parts stores under the name of Joyce Brothers Auto Supply. He was a member of Fellowship of Faith Church of Oakland, Iowa. He belonged to the Lions Club and the Red Oak Country Club. He was preceded in death by his parents; his brother, Alton; his brother-in-law, Howard Taylor, and brother-in-law, Jack Sherman. He is survived by his wife, Elnora, Red Oak, Iowa; his son, Terry and his wife, Teresa, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; his daughter, Claudia Trebelhorn and her husband Richard, St. Louis; six grandchildren; his sister, Lois Sherman of Carrolton; sisters-in-law, Marjorie Joyce of Shenandoah, Iowa, and Vera Taylor of Independence; nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends.

JUEL, Richard David
1957-1993
Finey Church Cemetery, Osage Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Richard David Juel, son of Richard Juel and Lois Ross, was born January 26, 1957, in Kansas City, and passed away September 4, 1993, at hospital in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, at the age of 36. He was preceded in death in April 1988 by his mother, Lois Ross, and in February 1993 by his grandfather Hansler Schhmidli. He is survived by his father, Richard Juel of Seligman; one brother, Chris Juel of New Orleans, Louisiana; his maternal grandmother, Lucille Schmidli, Clinton; his stepfather Bill Ross, Clinton; his aunt Betty Duke, Independence, and his uncle Ed Schmidli of Clinton. Graveside services were held at Finey Cemetery Saturday, September 25.

JULIAN, Anna Lee HOLLIS
1872-1955
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Invalid Dies of Flu - Mrs. George Julian, an invalid in a wheel chair since she fell and fractured her hip 12 years ago, died early Wednesday morning, Jan 5, from an attack of flu at the family home, 230 North Water Street, where she had resided the past 30 years. Mrs. Julian, 82 years of age and a member of the Baptist Church which she joined at Tebo when a girl, moved her membership many years ago to the First Baptist Church of Clinton. Kind hearted and cheerful through suffering and the vicissitudes of life, she radiated kindness of heart in her every day life, enjoying the visits of kinspeople and the comradeship of the two sons, Johnny and Jack of the home. A native of Henry Countian, Anna Hollis was born March 16, 1872, to Wm. Isaac and Amanda J. Hollis, six miles west of Windsor. At the age of 15 years she was married to George M. Julian who died six years ago. Six children blessed the union. Two girls died in infancy, a daughter, Mrs. Rich Daughtery, died four years ago, and a son died from burns at his home in Independence early in December of 1954. The two sons of the home, Johnny and Jack, suffered attacks of influenza along with their mother. Mrs. Julian also leaves sisters, Mrs. Jim Julian, Clinton, Mrs. Ben Bernatine, Miles City Mont., and Mrs. Berdick Lund, Glasgow, Mont.; and a brother W. D. Hollis, Clinton. Mrs. Julian had eagerly awaited a visit from her Montana sisters this past fall. Funeral services were held at the Vansant Funeral Home, Thursday, January 6. Interment was in Englewood Cemetery and the body was laid beside the late husband of the deceased.

JULIAN, Betty Ann DUGGINS REED
1921-2002
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Tuesday, Jul 9 2002 - Betty Ann Julian, Springfield (formerly of Clinton), died at Christian Health Center in Springfield on Saturday, July 6, 2002, after a long illness. She was born on May 22, 1921, and grew up in Clinton. She married Ralph C. Julian Sr. on February 8, 1936. She was a member of the Clinton Christian Church. She moved with her husband and children to Springfield in the early 1950s. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, and a son, Jim. She is survived by two daughters, Sue Sheperd of Olfield, and Jane Hansen and husband, Jerold, Colorado Springs, Colorado; three sons, Ralph Julian, Jr. and wife Sharon, Warsaw, Larry Julian of Stockton and David Julian and wife, Francis, Springfield; 13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren; one sister in-law, Ina Julian, Clinton, and her best friend, Helen Harrison Ragen, who was like the sister she never had. Betty and her late husband, Ralph Julian, owned and operated the Julian Hatchery on East Ohio Street for many years. Graveside services will be held at Englewood Cemetery on Saturday, July 13. Cremation.

JULIAN, Della May HOLLIS
1878-1956
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Mrs. Jim (Della) Julian Dies - Mrs. Jim Julian, mother of Mrs. Daisy Sorter, died about 1:45 p. m. Feb. 5, 1956, at Clinton General Hospital where she entered Feb. 3, suffering with pneumonia and complications. Mrs. Julian, who resided at 215 N. 7th, had been in failing health for three years and for the past several months had been in the Boyles Rest Home. The daughter of William I. and Amanda Alexander Hollis, Della May Hollis was born on May 19, 1878, in Benton County and since then she had lived in and around Clinton. On September 26, 1893, she married Jim Julian to which union one daughter, now Mrs. Daisy Sorter, was born. At an early age she united with the Baptist Church in Benton County and later transferred her membership to the Clinton First Baptist Church. Serving are the daughter, Daisy Sorter; one grandchild, William Sorter, Clinton; two sisters, Mrs. Ben Bernatine, Miles City, Mont., Mrs. Burdick Lund, Glasgow, Mont.; one brother, William D. Hollis, Clinton; many relatives and friends. Two sisters preceded her in death. Funeral services will be held Feb. 7, (today) at the Sickman and Dunning Funeral Home. Interment will be in Englewood Cemetery.

JULIAN, Elizabeth AHRENS
1908-1996
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Elizabeth Ahrens Julian died in Scottsdale, Arizona, on New Year's Eve, December 31, 1996. She was born March 4, 1908, in Paola, Kansas, the beloved daughter of Love and Dee H. Ahrens, members of a pioneer family in Paola. She was the only child and grandchild and beloved of her grandparents and uncle. Her family were prominent merchants in Paola. She attended the University of Missouri School of Journalism, considered the preeminent school in that field. While there, she met tall handsome Vance J. Julian, a young law student from Clinton. Because of her outstanding ability in journalism, she was awarded the honor, sponsored by Dean Walter Williams of the School of Journalism, of traveling for 14 months around the world in the company of fellow student and lifelong friend Mary Shapiro to work and visit with the great newspapers of the world. Upon her return, she was married on September 24, 1931, at her parents' home in Paola, Kansas, to Vance J. Julian. The wedding was extensively reported in the Henry County papers. The wedding couple was showered with golden wheat for luck, which was reported to be a Kansas custom. Attending the wedding from Clinton were the groom's sisters, Pet Julian Sperry, Elsie Julian Trainer and Dorothy Julian Payne and their husbands, as well as Vance's parents, Joe Julian and Janie Hall Julian. Elmer Julian, Vance's brother, was the best man. Also attending were the lifelong friends of the bride and groom, Dr. and Mrs. R. S. Hollingsworth. After their wedding trip through the south, they made their home in Clinton until 1970. To Vance and Elizabeth was born their only child, Theodore Ahrens Julian, named after Elizabeth's grandfather. Ted became an attorney, like his father, married his beloved Lil and settled with her in Phoenix, Arizona. Vance and Elizabeth followed them to Phoenix when Vance retired and lived in that area for the rest of their lives. They enjoyed the company of their grandsons, Todd, who became an attorney like his father and grandfather, and Vance who became a physician. Tragically Ted died in 1984 and Vance died a few years later. After their deaths, their grandson Vance married and had a son, Brendan, who celebrated his third birthday with his great-grandmother Gee-Gee a few days before her death. Elizabeth had throughout her life a passion for literature, politics and her friends and family. She used her writing skills to correspond with friends throughout the country and with her grandson Vance and his wife Kathy, while Vance studied medicine in Scotland. She is survived by her daughter-in-law, Lil Julian Cashman; her grandsons, Theodore A. (Todd) Julian, Jr. and Vance Julian, his wife, Kathy, and their son, Brendan, all of Phoenix and Scottsdale, Arizona. Among her relatives and many friends in Missouri are her nieces and nephew, Jeanne Ann Trainer Gorman, Kathleen Trainer VanOrmer and John Keith Trainer; her honorary niece, Ann Parks, all of Clinton, Carolyn Trainer O'Connor, Martha Sperry Hickman, Nancy Sperry Burton and Bill Sperry of Kansas City, Hugh Sperry of Centerview, and Thomas Jefferson Sperry of California, Mo., Mary Trainer Hosack, her friend, Helen Jackson of Liberty, her sister-in-law Dorothy Julian McCool and nieces and nephews, Joe McCool, Travis McCool, Dovie Jess Judith Barnes-Pierce, David Payne, Julian Payne.

JULIAN, Elmer Hall "Toughy"
1907-1991
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Elmer Hall "Toughy" Julian died September 1, 1991, in Olympia, Washington. He was born Sept. 14, 1907, in Clinton, a son of Joe W. and Janie Hall Julian. He attended Jefferson Park Grade School, Clinton High School and the University of Missouri. He was united in marriage to Erma Laudual of Clinton and they became the parents of two children, Janice and Joe Julian. He lived in Mill Valley, California, for many years and retired from the telephone company June 30, 1973, later moving to Olympia, Washington, to be closer to his daughter, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Preceding him in death were his brother, Vance Julian; sisters, Mrs. Phil (Elsie) Trainer and Mrs. Floyd (Pet) Sperry. One sister survives, Dorothy Jane McCool, Jane, Mo., and a number of nieces and nephews in Missouri. - The Olympian, Monday, Sep 2 1991, Olympia, WA - Elmer H. "Toughy" Julian 83, a resident of Olympia for 20 years, died Sunday, September 1, 1991, at his home. He was born September 14, 1907, in Clinton Mo.. to Joseph E. and Jane (Hall) Julian. He was married to Erma Laudel on July 5, 1929, in Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Julian was a telephone wire chief for the U. S. government at the Presido in San Francisco for 30 years, retiring in 1973. He was past master of Mill Valley Lodge No. 356 F.& A. M., past patron of Mill Valley Order of Eastern Star, Chapter 219, and father advisor for Jobs Daughters. Surviving Mr. Julian, besides his wife of the family home, are a son Joseph H.; a daughter, Janice Westenfelder, Olympia; a sister, Dorothy McCool, Missouri; also six grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Mr. Julian's request, there will be no funeral service. Private inurnment will be in Masonic Memorial Park, Turnwater. Cremation arrangements are by Mills and Mills Funeral Directors, Olympia, Wa.

JULIAN, Erma Augusta LAUDELL
1906-1997
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Erma Augusta Julian, 90, Olympia, Washington, died of Alzheimer's Saturday, February 1, 1997, at Roo-Lan Health Care Center, Lacey. She had lived in Olympia for over 27 years. She was born in Latham, Mo., June 18, 1906, the daughter of August and Jennie (Ratcliff) Laudell. She graduated from Clinton High School and attended two years of business college in Kansas City. She was married to Elmer Hall Julian in 1927 in Kansas City. Mr. Julian died in 1991. She was a real estate agent with Cagwin, Seymour and Hamilton in Mill Valley, California. She belonged to the Mill Valley Chapter 219 of Eastern Star and was a Past Worthy Matron, and was a past guardian in Bethel-48 Jobs Daughters. She was dynamic, caring, strong-willed, giving and lots of fun. She used to hunt, fish, camp, swim and entertain. She prepared food for four grandchildren's wedding receptions and loved to crochet and knit. She was a resident of Mill Valley, California from 1943 until retirement. She is survived by her children, Janice and Kirk Westenfelder, Olympia, Washington, Tracy and Andrew Kramer, Olympia Washing, Michael and Pam Westenfelder, Olympia, Washington, Kristin and Don Atkins, Chico, California, Robin Westenfelder and Michelle Riley, Spokane, Washington, and Jonathan and Sheryl Westenfelder, Nine Mile Falls, Washington; five grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by five sisters and two brothers. There were no services at her request. Burial was in Masonic Park-Tumwater. Mills & Mills Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Memorial donations are suggested to the Roo Lan Healthcare Activities Fund.

JULIAN, Estell Phillip "Eck"
1912-1998
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Tuesday, Jan 21 1998 - Estell Phillip Julian died on Sunday evening, January 11, 1998, at Golden Valley Hospital in Clinton after a year-long battle with stomach cancer and leukemia. He went to his Lord peacefully with a heart attack. He was born near Lewis Station February 26, 1912. He was a son of Willis Alfred and Leota Virginia Davis Julian. He was the last remaining member of his family. He grew up at the end of East Lincoln Street in Clinton. He spent all but 12 years of his life in and around Clinton. The family spent 12 years in the Kansas City area. He married Ina Elizabeth Johnson of Calhoun on May 27, 1933. He is survived by his wife of the home; two daughters, Jean Hedges and husband, Ralph of Raymore, and Carol Miller and husband, Larry Sr. of Clinton; one son, Michael Julian and wife, Barbara of Warrensburg; one daughter-in-law, Nancy Ann Julian, Clinton; 16 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren; two brothers-in-law, Troy Johnson and Charles Ritter; three sisters-in-law, Sophia Ritter, Betty Julian and Ruth Johnson. He was preceded in death by an infant daughter, Joyce Laverne; one son, Richard Elvin Julian on August 16, 1995, and one infant grandson, Michael E. Julian, Jr.; his parents; four brothers, Bus, Alfred, Ralph and infant Forest and one sister, Fay Julian Gilbert. Estell's family, his church and his many friends were his life. He was a generous man, always wanting to share. Funeral services were held at the Vansant-Mills Chapel on Saturday, January 17. He was laid to rest by the side of his son, Richard, in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JULIAN, Floren Emeral "Bus"
1906-1985
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Democrat, Wednesday, Jul 18 1985 - Floren "Bus" Julian, 78, route three, died Wednesday, July 17, at his home. He is survived by his wife, Vesta; two sons, John Julian and Alfred "Bud" Julian, both of Clinton; four daughters, Mary Virginia Lutz of Fulton, Norma Dody of Clinton, Wilda Davis of Clinton and Lynn Knacht of Windsor; two brothers, Estell Julian of Clinton and Ralph Julian of Springfield. Services will be Saturday at the Consalus Chapel, with burial in Englewood Cemetery.

JULIAN, George Mattison
1864-1947
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
George Mattison Julian passed away at his home, 213 North Water Street, Monday, January 13, 1947, at four o'clock, following a long period of health. Mr. Julian was born in Pettis County, April 4, 1864, the son of M. J. F. and Rebecca (Judd) Julian. He came to Clinton as a small child and had made his home in Clinton at his present residence for many years. He was a member of the Baptist Church, joining in early life. Mr. Julian was married to Miss Anna Hollis on January 1, 1887. He is survived by his wife and four children, William, of Independence, John and Jack Julian of Clinton and Mrs. Beulah Daughtery of near Clinton, and five grandchildren; two brothers, Joe and Jim Julian, of Clinton. Two brothers and four sisters preceded him in death. - George M. Julian, who had been bedfast for over a year, died at his home on North Water Street Monday January 13, 1947. Funeral services were conducted at the Wilkinson Funeral Home on Tuesday. The body was taken to Englewood, these nephews serving as pallbearers: George DeLozier, Buster E. and Ralph Julian, Ira Estell and Willie Hollis. George Julian was born in Pettis County, April 4, 1864, the son of M. Fisk and Rebecca Judd Julian. He was reared in Benton County, coming to Clinton after he married to Anna Hollis, January 1, 1887. He is survived by his wife, who is also an invalid, and his son John of the home who has been most devoted to his parents; also sons, Will Julian of Kansas City and Jack of Clinton. A Daughter, Mrs. Beulah Daughtery of near Mt. Zion and two brothers, Joe and Jim of Clinton, also survive. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Julian, Mrs. Helen Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Julian, of Independence, are here called by the death of Mr. George Julian

JULIAN, George Willis "Jack"
1893-1960
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Jack Julian Dies, Rites Wednesday - George W. "Jack" Julian, 67, 228 North Water St., died early today at Clinton General Hospital where he had entered for treatment eight hours previously. He had been in poor health for some time. Born in Benton County, January 9, 1893 to George M. and Annie Hollis Julian, he had lived in Clinton since he was seven years of age. He was one of six children. Surviving are one brother, Johnny Julian of the home. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Vansant Funeral Home. Burial will be in the family lot in Englewood Cemetery.

JULIAN, Guy Wilbur
1903-1904
Parks Chapel Cemetery, Leesville Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Missouri, Mar 26 1904 - Joe Julian and wife have given their Little baby to God, their beautiful precious baby boy. He breathed his life away at their residence in Elm Street Monday at 3 P. M.. He was born June 10, 1903, southwest of Coal and the tiny coffin holding the precious burden was carried Tuesday to Pleasant Ridge, five miles southwest of Coal and they laid the casket beside his two little angel sisters, who will greet him on the shining shore. Guy Wilbur was taken slightly ill ten days before his death claimed him, but the anxious parents soon summoned their friends and the aid of the three best physicians, but the Savior had need of such as him and the ache in their hearts will heal in loving, unselfish deeds of kindness to others, to have to see their loved ones go before.

JULIAN, Henry Isaac "Hank"
1902-1992
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Henry Isaac (Hank) Julian was born near Leesville on August 11, 1902, and died at his home in Canadian, Texas, on March 17, 1992. He was the son of John Kelly and Minnie Riggs Julian. He went from Missouri to Canadian, Texas, when he was 16 years old. He was a water well driller and could tell some very interesting stories about early days in west Texas. He was preceded in death by his first wife in 1955. He was the last of his family of 11 sisters and three brothers. He was baptized in the Presbyterian Church in Henry County when he was 13 years old. He married Anna Pfetcher Armstrong of Baxter Springs, Kansas, on January 7, 1956. He is survived by his wife of the home; four sons, Ed Julian of Fort Worth, Texas, Jimmy Hank Julian of Houston, Texas, Dale Armstrong of El Paso, Texas, and John Julian of Canadian, Texas; 16 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren and 2 great-great-grandchildren. He was lovingly cared for in the home by his wife Anna. Funeral services were held in Canadian, Texas, on Thursday, March 19, with graveside services and burial in Oak Hill cemetery in Galena, Kansas, on Friday, March 20, 1992. He is also survived by several nieces and nephews and cousins in Missouri. One first cousin, Dorothy Julian McCool of Pineville survives. He was an uncle of Estell (Eck) Julian of Clinton.

JULIAN, James Dee
1945-2000
Clinton Daily Democrat, Oct 10 2000 - James Dee Julian, 55, died at his home in Springfield, Sunday, October 8, 2000. He was born in Clinton on August 27, 1945, a son of Betty and Ralph, Sr. He is survived by his mother, Springfield; three brothers, Ralph Jr. and wife, Sharon, Warsaw, Larry Julian, Stockton, and David Julian and wife, Frances, Springfield; two sisters, Sue Shepherd, Olfield, and Jane Hansen and husband, Jerrell, Roanoke, Virginia. Several cousins, nieces and nephews and one aunt, Ina Julian, Clinton, also survive. Mr. Julian was preceded in death by his father, Ralph Julian, Sr.

JULIAN, James Francis
1873-1948
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Death to Citizen on December 31, 1948, J. F. Julian - James Francis Julian passed away Friday, December 31, 1948, at 7:30 p. m. at his home on East Elm Street. Mr. Julian who was the son of Madison J. F. and Rebecca Judd Julian, was born on a farm in Benton County, MO., August 15, 1873, where he grew to manhood and was reared in the Baptist faith. On September 26, 1895, Mr. Julian and Miss Della Hollis were married and established their home on a farm in Benton County. To this union was born one child, Daisy, now Mrs. W. P. Sorter. In 1899 the family moved to Clinton, where Mr. Julian worked at various jobs and later became the city street commissioner. He was an efficient and loyal worker and served in this capacity for a number of years. His ready wit and friendly disposition made him popular with all who knew him. During the past years, Mr. Julian's days of suffering were blighted by the daily visits of his devoted brother, Joe Julian, and his nephew, George DeLozier, who spent many happy hours with him. Besides his faithful and devoted wife, he is survived by their daughter, Mrs. W. P. Sorter, a grandson, William Francis Sorter, the brother, Joe Julian and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Sickman-Dunning Chapel. Interment was in the Englewood Cemetery.

JULIAN, Janie HALL
1872-1956
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Mrs. Joe Julian, long time resident of Clinton died at the Clinton General Hospital August 2, 1956, on her 84th birthday, following only a few hours of serious illness. Janie Hall was born August 2, 1872, near Brownington in Henry County, the daughter of John and Mary Vance Hall, who came to Henry County from Indiana, in a covered wagon shortly after the Civil War. The marriage of Janie Hall and Joe W. Julian took place March 22, 1894, in Clinton and 56 years of married life was spent here. Judge Julian preceded his wife in death in September, 1949. Mrs. Julian, a devoted wife and mother, was the descendent of prominent Kentucky and Indiana families, and was proud that her Grandfather was a cousin of Abraham Lincoln. Mrs. Julian was a long time member of the First Baptist Church of Clinton. She is survived by two sons, Vance Julian of Clinton and Elmer H. Julian of Mill Valley, California, and three daughters, Elsie, Mrs. Phil Trainer, and Pet, Mrs. Floyd Sperry of Clinton and Dorothy, Mrs. Travis McCool of Burns Idaho. Three children died in infancy. Mrs. Julian also leaves 20 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren and two sisters, Mrs. Mayme Corse of Bakersfield, California and Mrs. Georgia Williams of St. Louis. Funeral services were held at the Schaberg Funeral Home Saturday morning. Private graveside services were held in Englewood Cemetery Sunday morning.

JULIAN, Joseph William
1870-1949
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, September 1949 - Joe W. Julian, 203 North Carter Street, one of the older Henry County citizens, died at the General hospital Friday night, September 2, after an illness of three days. Mr. Julian, who was nearing his eightieth birthday, had been strong and vigorous despite his many years until his final illness. With his passing another of the sturdy pioneers of the county has passed into memory. Judge Julian had lived long and had grown wise in the memories retained by his active mind. He was born on February 1, 1870, a son of Madison J. Fiske and Rebecca Julian, who came to Missouri in 1855 from Tennessee a six months trip in wagons pulled by oxen and driving a herd of 75 head of cattle. M. J. F. Julian was a member of the 40th Regiment of the Missouri Militia in the Civil War. Joe W. Julian was born in Henry County, three miles southwest of Calhoun, one of ten children, all of whom had preceded the veteran Clinton justice of the peace to the Great Beyond. As a boy he received his education in the public schools of Leesville and when about twenty years of age he farmed for several years in eastern Henry County. He always recalled that period with pleasure and could tell many interesting tales of his experiences at the plow and also fishing in the streams. He moved to Clinton and entered the produce business with his brother, W. G. Julian, and they had conducted a large and successful concern. They shipped live poultry by carload lots to eastern markets and Mr. Julian often accompanied these cars. He was of that pioneer type that did not fear hard work over long periods and his energy and ambition was boundless. After ten years in partnership with his brother, he engaged in the livery and feed business and later became the owner of a grocery store, before his retirement. He served several terms as a member of Clinton Township until 1946 when the justices were replaced by the magistrate court under the new constitution. He was united in marriage on March 22, 1894 with Miss Janie Hall, daughter of John and Mary (Vance) Hall, also pioneer settlers of Henry County. They were married by Squire Cashman, and Judge Julian was quoted as saying it was a beautiful day. That marriage was a happy one and never were two people more devoted than this kindly couple. Seldom was one seen without the other. They avoided the complexities of our modern life and clung tenaciously to the simple elementary living of their pioneer ancestry. They observed their Golden Wedding anniversary with fond happiness. There were eight children, five surviving, Mrs. Philip (Elsie) Trainer, Clinton; Mrs. Floyd (Effie) Sperry, Clinton; Vance Julian, Clinton; Elmer H. Julian, Mill Valley, California; and Mrs. Dorothy McCool, of Knob Noster. Judge Julian leaves his widow, eighteen grandchildren (nine boys and nine girls) and one great-grandson. He was an active member of the First Baptist Church of Clinton, and his membership was true by deed in addition to voice. He faithfully served each pastor, and was remembered with sincere appreciation by these church leaders. It is questionable if any man in this part of Missouri had as wide an acquaintance as did Joe W. Julian. He had a fine intellect and was gifted with a rugged honesty and and simple directiveness in speech, word and action. His friends delighted to hear his tales of Missouri in the old days and he had a gift of whimsical humor that enhanced the telling. The First Baptist Church was filled with friends and relatives who came to pay their last respects to Mr. Julian, on Sunday afternoon. Interment was in Englewood Cemetery with the following grandsons and grandnephews and a nephew serving as pall bearers, David Payne, Floyd Logan Sperry Jr., William J. Sperry, Ira Estell, Alfred Julian, William Sorter, Bus Julian, Ralph Julian.

JULIAN, Larry Douglas
1941-2012
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Aug 27 2012 - Larry Douglas Julian was born on February 27, 1941, in Clinton and departed from this life on August 14, 2012, in Springfield. He was preceded in death by his parents, Ralph C. Julian and Betty Julian, and a brother, James (Jimmy) Julian. Survivors include his two children, Kimberly Julian and Doug Julian of Clinton; six grandchildren; two brothers, Ralph Julian, Jr., Warsaw, and Davi Julian, Springfield, and two sisters, Sue Steck, Ozark, and Janie Hansen, Portland, TN. Graveside services are planned for Sep. 1 at Englewood Cemetery.

JULIAN, Mattison Jay Fiske
1824-1904
Tebo Church Cemetery, Leesville Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Missouri, Feb 13 1904 - Death of a good man - M. J. F. Julian departed this life at his home on North Third Street Friday night, Feb. 5, with a complication of diseases. He would have been 80 years old in May. He was married 54 years ago in Tennessee and had been a resident of this County about 11 years, most of the time spent in Clinton. He leaves an aged wife and nine children - W. G., John K., George M., Joe J., Jim J., Mrs. T. Beeler, Mrs. Alabama DeLozier, Mrs. Carrie Estell and Mrs. Martha Yandle. He joined the Baptist Church 55 years ago in Tennessee. The funeral, held at Tebo Church, was largely attended. The remains now sleep in the cemetery nearby.

JULIAN, Nancy Ann ENGEL
1945-2009
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Nancy A. Julian, age 64, of Clinton, Missouri passed away Friday, March 6, 2009 in Archie, Missouri. Funeral services will be Tuesday, March 10, 2009 at Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton with burial in Englewood Cemetery. Nancy was born January 31, 1945 in Midland, Michigan, the daughter of Stanley and Bernice Engel. She was a member of the Clinton Eagles Lodge #3667. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Richard E. Julian and one brother Gary Dean Engel , her father-in-law Estel Julian and one sister Sharon Wetherell. Among survivors include her daughter Catherine Smith and husband Bert of Clinton; her son,Richard Julian and wife Tyann of Harrisonville; four stepdaughters, Kathleen and Mark Clore, Joyce Julian, Kelly and Rick Bortle and Sondra Julian; a dear friend Jerry Dickey of Archie; her mother-in-law Ina Julian of Clinton; two sister-in-laws, Jean Hodges and husband, Ralph of Raymore, and Carol Miller and husband Larry of Clinton; one brother-in-law Michael Julian and wife Barbara of Warrensburg; one sister Shelia Newman and husband Duane of Midland, Michigan; four grandchildren and one great-granddaughter; eleven step-grandchildren and five step-great-grandchildren.

JULIAN, Ralph Clayton Sr.
1916-1991
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, Clinton, MO - Ralph Clayton Julian Sr., was born on East Lincoln Street in Clinton, MO. on March 27, 1916, and died at his home in Danville, Virginia, on March 4, 1991. He was a son of Alfred and Leota Virginia Davis Julian. He was united in marriage to Betty Ann Duggins of Clinton on February 7, 1936. To this union six children were born: Ralph Clayton (Sonny) Julian, Jr., of Warsaw, Larry, David, and Jim Julian of Springfield, and Sue Julian Shepard of Springfield and Jane Julian Hansen of Danville, Virginia who with their mother survive. He is also survived by 13 grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, and one brother Estell (Eck) Julian of Clinton. He was preceded in death by his parents: one sister, Fay Julian Gilbert: three brothers, Bus, Alfred, and Forest Julian (who died in infancy.) He was baptized in the Clinton Christian Church on December 22, 1947. He started in the hatchery business when he was very young. He built the Julian Hatchery on South Eight Street and when the Bush Hatchery Burned, he bought it and the surrounding grounds. He rebuilt it and built a two story house on the corner of Eight and Ohio Streets. He also built the flower shop that they ran for some time. In 1956, he sold out and moved the family to Springfield where he traded in real estate and whole sale goods. They moved back to Clinton in 1962 and bought the Lindstrom hatchery, and they also ran a real estate office in Clinton. They sold out in Clinton and moved back to Springfield. He had several heart attacks in 1991 and then had heart surgery. His health continued to deteriorate. In January of 1990, Ralph and Betty moved to Danville, Virginia, to be near their youngest daughter and her family, Jerrel and Jane Hansen. He was a generous man. He was a loving son, husband, father, grandfather, and brother. He was a true and loyal friend, He will be sadly missed by everyone whose life he touched. The services were held on March 7, 1991, by his son-in-law, Rev. Jerrel Hansen. He was laid to rest in Englewood Cemetery in Clinton.

JULIAN, Rebecca JUDD
1832-1913
Tebo Church Cemetery, Leesville Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - On Sunday evening, Mrs. Rebecca Julian closed her eyes in death at the home of her son, James F. Julian on East Green. She had been in declining health. She was born in Green County, KY., August 27, 1834 and was 79. She married M. J. F. Julian in 1850 at Cookville, Tenn. and they came to Missouri four years later, settling 17 miles south of Sedalia. Several years later they moved just across the Benton County line from Leesville. She had been a Baptist since she was 16 and funeral services were at Tebo Church. She and Mr. Julian had six sons and five daughters. One daughter, one son and the husband have passed to the other son. The deceased son was W. G. Julian. Surviving sons all live in Clinton. They are J. W., J. K., G. W., and J. F. The daughters are Mrs. Mary Beeler of Iona, Mrs. Martha Yandell of Sedalia, Mrs. Alabama DeLozier of Hortense and Mrs. Millie Estell, Clinton. 46 grandchildren and 34 great-grandchildren, so she leaves in all 88 living descendants.

JULIAN, Richard Elvin
1935-1995
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Richard Elvin Julian was born in Clinton on June 30, 1935, and died on August 16, 1995. He was a son of Estell and Ina Johnson Julian of Clinton. He attended elementary and high school in Clinton and went the last quarter of his senior year at Ruskin High School in Kansas City. He graduated there in 1953. He was an associate engineer. He was always busy, even as a child. He loved animals and liked to see things grow. If you gave him 15 minutes with a stranger they had a friend. He only saw the good in any he knew. Richard spent 30 years raising beagle hounds and he, Nancy, his dad and Rick enjoyed running them in field trials all over the country. He belonged to Missouri Valley Beagle Club at Adrian, the Raytown Masonic Lodge and the Eagle Lodge in Clinton. He was saved at the Kansas City Community Christian church as a young man. One of his biggest thrills was just about a month ago. He and Nancy attended a horse show in Tulsa and their small granddaughter, Casey Williams, won a national championship. Richard worked away from home a lot and as his parents grew older, he called them weekly and came home often. He was happy, in the past year, to be where he could be near them. When he graduated he started working for Army Map Service in Kansas City. He worked several years for Burns & McDonald Engineers and a few years was with Dow Chemical in Midland, Michigan. After returning to Missouri, he worked for Archer Architects and then installed Dopplar weather towers in seven locations before coming home to his farm near Coal where he was employed at Whitehead Associates in Clinton. He was especially proud of his wife, children and grandchildren. He is survived by his parents, his wife, Nancy; five daughters, Kathleen Julian Clore, Bay City, Mich., Joyce Julian Adams, Blue Springs, Cathy Julian Williams, Adrian, Kelly Julian, Akron, Ohio, Sondra Julian, South Holland, Ill.; one son, Richard E. Julian II (Rick) of Harrisonville; 10 grandchildren, Gregory Julian, Rose, Trinithy Rebekah and Stephen Mark Clore, Heather and Kyler Julian Champion, Jolene Chapman and Casey Nichole Williams, Travis, Stephanie and Danny Jensen; two sisters, Jean Julian Hedges of Raymore and Carol Julian Miller of Clinton; one brother; Michael Julian of Warrensburg, several nieces and nephews; one uncle, two aunts and several cousins and many friends. Services were held on Saturday, August 16, at Vansant-Mills. Burial was in Englewood Cemetery in Clinton.

JULIAN, Rose Elizabeth "Rosie" PEEK
1945-2011
Parks Chapel Cemetery, Leesville Twp, Henry Co, MO
Rose "Rosie" Elizabeth Julian was born April 1, 1945, in St. Clair County, the daughter of Benjamin Franklin and Frances Elizabeth (Keltner) Peek. She died on November 15, 2011, at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital, Clinton, at the age of 66 years. Rosie was married to John William Julian. She worked in the Dietary Department at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital, Clinton, before she retired. Rosie was a member of the VFW Post 1894 Ladies Auxiliary, Clinton. Rosie was preceded in death by her parents, Benjamin F. and Frances E. Peek, and an infant brother. She is survived by her husband, John, of the home; one son Dwaine Julian and wife, Stephanie, and one daughter, Mary Young and husband, Dave, all of Clinton, as well as one stepdaughter, Sue Dill and husband, Randy, Morehouse; grandchildren, Cole Young, Collin Young, Emily Jones, Kerri Young, Christopher Schultz, Madison Dill, Austin Dill, Michael Julian, Tiffany Julian. Brandon Julian and Misty Julian; one great-grandchild, Calyspo Rain, as well as a special miniature Greyhound, Grade. Funeral services were held at Vansant-Mills Chapel on Monday, November 21. Interment was in Parks Chapel Cemetery, Clinton.

JULIAN, Theodore Ahrens
1936-1983
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Theodore A. Julian, 46, an attorney, died May 25, 1983 at St. Joseph's Hospital, Phoenix, Arizona. A native of Clinton MO. Mr. Julian came to Phoenix in 1961. He received his bachelor of arts from DePauw University and his doctor of jurisprudence from the University of Michigan Law School. He was a member of the Arizona State Bar, Maricopa County Bar, Association. American Board of Trial Advocates, American Judicature Society, Phoenix Association of Defense Counsel and Defense Research Institute Inc. He served as president of the board of directors of Samuel Gompers Rehabilitation Center, president of the board of directors of the Arizona Kidney Foundation, and on the board of directors of Valley Big Brothers. He was a member of Beta Theta Pi, Phi Delta Phi, Arizona Club and Masons. Survivors include his wife, Lillian; sons, Vance and Todd, and his parents, Vance and Elizabeth, all of Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. Julian moved from Clinton Mo. to Phoenix in 1960 A memorial service was held Tuesday, May 31, at the Valley Presbyterian Church 6947 East McDonald Drive, Scottsdale. (Theodore Julian was born July 27, 1936)

JULIAN, Vance Judd
1905-1986
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Democrat, Friday, November 28, 1986 - Vance Julian, former attorney here, died Thursday night, November 27, at a hospital in Tucson, Arizona. Mr. Julian had entered the hospital Monday, due to a heart condition. Mr. Julian was a native Henry Countian, active in the civic affairs of Clinton. He served in the Missouri Constitutional Convention. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth. A memorial service will be held in Scottsdale, Arizona, Cremation. Mrs. Julian's home address is 155 Paseo Chuparos, Green Valley, Arizona, 85614

JULIAN, Vesta Lorene BARKER
1913-1991
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Vesta Lorene Julian, 77, passed away Wednesday, July 17, 1991, at the Golden Valley Memorial Hospital. She was born at Deepwater November 27, 1913. She was the daughter of Francis Marion Barker and Suzanna Myrtle Barker. On February 7, 1936, she was married to F. E. (Bus) Julian who preceded her in death July 17, 1985. Five children were born to this union: John W. Julian, Alfred E. (Bud) Julian, Norma Dody, Wilda Davis and Lynn Knecht, all of Clinton. There was one step-daughter, Mary Lutz, Fulton. She is also survived by two brothers, Eugene (Gene) Barker, Belleville, Ks., and Ralph Barker, Lowry City; one sister, Mable Dean, Warrensburg; 20 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren; several cousins and a host of nieces and nephews. Preceding her in death besides her husband were two brothers, Chester Barker and Laurence Barker; two sisters, Stella Henry and Maudie Barker, and her parents. She was a lifelong Henry County resident and a member of the Deepwater Baptist Church from the age of 12. Later, as an adult she joined the Bethlehem Baptist Church. She worked at the Clinton Chicken Factory, also at the Julian Hatchery, Jolly's Nursing Home, Wetzel Hospital, Town and Country Shoe Factory in Warrensburg, and Rival Manufacturing in Clinton. Funeral services were at Consalus Funeral Home July 20, 1991.

JULIAN, William M.
1888-1954
Dec 11, 1954 - Burns to death at Independence A former Clintonian died hours after he had suffered critical burns Saturday morning at his home in Independence. The victim was William Julian 66, a semi-invalid. He was born near Leesville and was reared at Clinton. Julian is survived by his mother, sister, Mrs. Vida Lee Turner, North Water Street, Clinton, and two brothers, George W. Julian and John Julian of the same address. Julian died at the Independence Sanitarium. He had suffered burns on the head and upper part of the body. Mrs. Mildred Komm, 39, who lives in an apartment on the second floor, suffered minor burns on the face, arms, and chest when she attempted to smother the flames with a blanket. She was treated at the Sanitarium. Tom Pollard, Independence fire chief, said there was evidence that the victim had been smoking on a sofa, and had gone to sleep with a lighted cigarette in his hand. Fireman extinguished the blaze after it had caused about $500 damage. Mrs. Komm was upstairs when the fire started. She had been looking after Mr. Julian while his wife, Mrs. Teressa Julian was working as a clerk at Bundschu store on the Independence square. Julian had walked only when assisted. "I smelled smoke and then saw it coming up the stairway", Mrs. Komm said. "I ran downstairs and saw his clothing and the sofa burning. He hadn't cried out at all". Mrs. Komm said she seized a blanket and attempted to smother the flames. As soon as the flames seemed to be out she called the fire department on a telephone beside the sofa, she said. "Then the flames flared up again and the sofa started burning worse, so I pulled him from the sofa onto the floor," she said. Mrs. Komm said that by the time this fire was spreading to the wall, so she ran through the smoke up the stairs again and picked up her 3-year-old son, Johnnie Komm, who had been asleep on a bed, and carried him downstairs. She was going out the back door, she said just as the fireman entered with a hose. A daughter of the Julians, Mrs. Helen Sullivan, owns the house. She lives there, but was at work when the fire occurred. Julian had been in poor health since he was injured in 1936 in a motor car accident. He formerly operated a wholesale grocery store in Independence. - K. C. Star, Monday Dec 13 1954 - William M. Julian, 66 Dies of Burns Suffered In Home Late Yesterday - The second fatality from a fire in Independence within four months occurred last night when a 66 year old man died of burns received at his home yesterday afternoon. A women living in an apartment in the same house received minor burns in attempting to put out the flames in the man's clothing. William M. Julian, who had been in ill health for some time, was taken to the Independence Sanitarium about 3:30 p. m. from the home, 1103 South Main, suffering from burns on his head and the upper part of his body. He died at 9:45 p. m. Fire in he Julian home was confined mainly to furniture and walls of one room, and was estimated at about $500 by fire chief Tom Pollard. - APPARENTLY SMOKING - As the fireman arrived a women screamed to them that there was a man inside the house. Pollard said that when they reached Julian his pajamas had been burned off. He also said there was indications that Julian had been smoking on a sofa and apparently had dozed off with a cigarette in his hand. The sofa was near a window on the South side of the room and the fire chief said that evidently the window curtains were ignited, burned rapidly spreading the fire to the rest of the room. A single booster line was used in extinguishing the blaze. - RECEIVES MINOR BURNS - Mrs. Komm received minor burns on her face, arms, and chest in attempting to smother the flames. She had been looking after Julian while his wife, Mrs. Teressa Julian, was at work at the A. J. Bundschu store. Mrs. Helen Sullivan, a daughter of the Julians, owns the home. While she lives there, she was at work at the time of the fire Julian formerly operated a wholesale grocery in Independence. He had not been well since he was hurt in a motor car accident in 1939 and could walk only when assisted, it is reported. Julian retired about two years ago because of his health. He was born in Clinton MO., and had lived here 46 years. He was a member of the Waldo Baptist Church. Besides his wife he is survived by a son, Lyle Julian, South Pasadena, California; two brothers, Jack Julian and John Julian and his mother, Mrs. Anna Julian, all of Clinton. There are three grandchildren. Funeral services will be at the Carson Funeral Chapel at 10 a. m. Tuesday and burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery.

JULIAN, Willis Alfred
1880-1950
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Eye, Aug 24 1950 - The kind and happy spirit of W. A. Julian, 79, was called home Monday morning, August 21, 8:55 o'clock. Death came at a local hospital, following a period of two months of confinement there, and ill health of several years duration. Willis Alfred Julian was born on a farm in Benton County, near Leesville, MO., the son of the late John Kelly and Elizabeth Estell Julian. He grew to young manhood on the farm and on December 30, 1903, he was united in marriage to Miss Leota Davis, of Windsor. The young couple established their home in Clinton and to this union six children were born, one of whom Forest, died in infancy. Mr. Julian was a good Christian man, always adhering to the Baptist faith. He was a farmer most of the life, thoroughly enjoying the planting season, and liked to watch tiny seeds spring into golden wheat, corn, or oats. The out of doors held a special fascination for him, and he never tired of its wonders. He knew animals and they responded to his gentle touch. From 1930 until his health began to fall, Mr. Julian farmed with his son, Bus Julian, on their farm on Route 6 north of Clinton. There with his loved ones close by, Mr. Julian was happiest. His strength began to wane, however, and he finally moved to Clinton, where he secured a room. During his long hospitalization, his children, many friend, and other relatives visited him often, giving every possible comfort. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon, August 23, at the Vansant Funeral Home. Surviving are his wife; a daughter, Mrs. Tommy Hammond; four sons, Floren (Bus), Estell, P., Ralph C., Alfred A., all of Clinton; one sister Mrs. Lona McFadden, San Francisco, Calif., who was present during her brothers last illness; a stepmother, Mrs. Minnie Delozier; five half sisters, Alice Julian, Nevada, MO., Florance Patton, Kansas City, Emma Gordon, Lewis, MO. Edith Doll, Tulsa, OK., and Blanche Shockrow, San Bernardino, Calif.; one half brother, Henry Julian, Canadian, Texas; 16 grandchildren; a number of other relatives, and a host of friends. Two sisters and one grandchild preceded in death.

JULIAN, Willis Greenberry
1859-1910
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Henry County Democrat, Clinton MO, Thursday, Dec 8 1910 - W. G. Julian, for a quarter of a century a well-known resident of Clinton, died on Wednesday morning about 8 o'clock of heart disease, from which inexorable malady he had been a sufferer for over a year. Months ago he was forced by his disease to give up active business, and remained at home battling with it. For several days before his death he seemed to be better and a few moments before the final summons in conversation with his brother, George, he said he had not felt as well in quite a while. He was conscious up to the end, which came without warning. Mr. Julian was born in Pettis county about 51 years ago, and afterwards resided in western Benton county, where he married Miss Alice Phillips about 30 years ago. Seven children were born to them -- three sons and four daughters. Mr. Julian shortly after coming to Clinton engaged in poultry buying and shipping on a large scale. He was a pioneer in this line and the present poultry prominence of this section is in no small measure due to his work. The business outgrew his capital, reaching $300,000 annually, and winning for Mr. Julian a widespread fame as "the Poultry King." While commercial disaster finally overtook him, the work he had inaugurated lived after him in the greatness of Clinton as a poultry center. Besides his family, Mr. Julian is survived by four brothers and four sisters. the brothers, Joe, George, James and John, and two sisters, Mrs. Estell and Mrs. Yandell live in Clinton or close by. One sister, Mrs. Witt Delozier lives near Hortense and another, Mrs. Beelor, at Ionia, Pettis county. The funeral service will be at the family home on North Third street, Thursday afternoon. The interment will be under the auspices of the W.O.W. Lodge.

JUNGERT, Patsy C. LEE
1938-1999
Roscoe Cemetery, Roscoe, St. Clair Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, Sep 20 1999 - Funeral services for Patsy C. Lee Jungert, 60, Clinton, were held Monday at Sheldon-Goodrich Chapel in Osceola. Burial was in the Roscoe Cemetery. Mrs. Jungert died September 11, 1999, at Golden Valley Hospital in Clinton. Mrs. Jungert is survived by her father, Jack Lee, Osceola; two sons, Lawrence Jungert of Kansas and Mike Lee of Liberty; a longtime friend, Dan McGinley of Clinton; five grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Jungert was born to Jack and Pearl Lee on March 28, 1938, in Antlers, Oklahoma. She was a Baptist.

JUNKIN, Nadene K. HAMBLIN
1937-2011
Nadene K. Junkin, 74, Clinton, died Sunday, November 5, 2011. She was born to the late Jim and Gertrude Hamblin on March 7, 1937, the youngest of seven children, five brothers, Leonard (deceased), Linville, Estell, Elvin and Dennis, and one sister, Pauline Ash. She was married in 1956 to Larry Junkin for 20 years and traveled the world with him while he was in the Army. She worked for many years for Dr. Ken Bradshaw at Wetzel Clinic. In her spare time, she worked for Uchies and the Texas Room because she loved being around people. She took her vacations just to work a booth at the State Fair every year. In 1996, Nadene suffered a severe stroke, which led to three brain surgeries. She had to learn to read, write, speak and walk again. Her stubbornness paid off. One of her favorite sayings was, "I can do it myself." She never gave up on life and will be missed by everyone who knew her. Nadene was preceded in death by her parents, James Daniel and Mary "Gertrude" (Draper) Hamblin, and a brother, James Leonard Hamblin. She leaves behind her three daughters, Terry Dyson, Sandra Etters, both of Clinton, and Gayle Bailey, Columbia; seven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; sister, Pauline Ash of Clinton; four brothers, Dennis Hamblin of Clinton, Estelle Hamblin, Linville Hamblin and Elvin Hamblin, all of Olathe, Kansas. Memorial services were held Thursday, November 10 at Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton.

JURGENSMEYER, Earl Roger
1968-1993
St. Marys Cemetery, Montrose, Deepwater Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Earl Roger Jurgensmeyer, the son of James T. and Mary (Vogel) Jurgensmeyer, was born in Clinton on August 19, 1968, and departed this life at his home in Montrose on February 13, 1993, at the age of 24 years. He attended St. Mary's Elementary School and graduated from Montrose R-14 in May of 1986. After high school he served six years in the Missouri Army National Guard. He completed his basic training and AIT training course at Ft. Leonard Wood. He was an employee of Piepmeier Oil Company of Appleton City. He was faithful and dedicated to serving God in the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, where he was baptized and confirmed at an early age. He was always ready for summertime, for that meant the beginning of baseball season, his favorite pastime. He played several years on the Montrose Blue Jays team as catcher. After graduation he played on the Rockville summer league. He was preceded in death by his infant sister Rose Louise; his beloved nephew, Nicholas Jurgensmeyer, and his grandparents, Ben and Rose Jurgensmeyer and Frank and Louisa Vogel. He is survived by his parents, James T. and Mary Jurgensmeyer; seven brothers and their families, Edward, Roxanne and Tyler Jurgensmeyer, David, Donna, Bryan and Brandon Jurgensmeyer, Carl, Cathy, Cole and Lindsey Jurgensmeyer, Roy and Bridget Jurgensmeyer, Greg Jurgensmeyer and Duane Jurgensmeyer, all of Montrose, John, Brenda, Jerad, Ashley and Brooke Jurgensmeyer of Osceola; three sisters and their families, Ann, Mike, Lora, Venisa, Wesley and Kendall Fellhoelter of Deepwater, Janice and Patricia Jurgensmeyer of Montrose, and his fiancee, Stephanie Parsons of Appleton City. His smile and courage were an inspiration to all who knew him. He will be sadly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him. Services were held on Tuesday, February 16, 1993, at the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery under the direction of Eckhoff-Hill Funeral Home of Appleton City.

JURGENSMEYER, James Thomas
1926-2005
St. Marys Cemetery, Montrose, Deepwater Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Feb 22 2005 - James Thomas Jurgensmeyer, 78, Montrose, died Sunday, February 20, 2005, at St. Luke's Hospital of Kansas City. He is survived by seven sons, Edward Jurgensmeyer, David Jurgensmeyer, Carl Jurgensmeyer and Gregory Jurgensmeyer, all of Montrose, Johnny Jurgensmeyer, Osceola, Duane Jurgensmeyer, Deepwater, and Roy Jurgensmeyer, Clinton; three daughters, Ann Fellhoelter, Deepwater, Janice Teal, Minnesota, Patricia McDowell, Colorado; 25 grandchildren; his sister Irene Kaumans, Montrose; one sister-in-law, Blanche Jurgensmeyer, Montrose. Funeral services will be Thursday, February 24, at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Montrose, with burial in St. Mary's Cemetery, Montrose.

JURGENSMEYER, Mary Ellen VOGEL
1934-2003
St. Marys Cemetery, Montrose, Deepwater Twp, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Dec 3 2003 - Mary Ellen (Vogel) Jurgensmeyer of Montrose was born December 15, 1934, in Germantown, the ninth child of Frank and Louise (Cook) Vogel. She departed this life Saturday, November 29, 2003, at St. Louis University Hospital in St. Louis, at 68 years of age. Mary attended St. Ludger's School in Germantown and St. Mary's School in Montrose. On November 17, 1953, Mary was united in marriage to James Jurgensmeyer and to this union 12 children were born. Mary and James made their home on a farm east of Montrose and had just celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Mary was a member of Immaculate Conception Parish. She was a lifelong homemaker and loving mother and grandmother. Mary was preceded in death by her parents; three brothers, Erwin, Eugene and Marcellus; two children, Rose, who died at birth, and Earl, who died of cancer at the age of 23; one grandson, Nicholas Jurgensmeyer, who died at the age of 18 months. She is survived by her husband James, of the home; her children, Edward and wife Roxanne, David and wife Donna, Carl and wife Cathy, Gregory and wife Phyllis, all of Montrose, Johnny and wife Brenda, Osceola, Duane and fiancee Denise, Deepwater, Roy and wife Bridget, Clinton, Ann and husband Mike Fellhoelter, Deepwater, Janice and husband Don Teal, Minnesota, and Patricia and husband Barry McDowell, Colorado; 25 grandchildren, Tyler and Noah Jurgensmeyer, Bryan and Brandon Jurgensmeyer, Lora (Fellhoelter) Ball, Venisa, Wesley and Kendall Fellhoelter, Cole and Lindsey Jurgensmeyer, Joshua, Joyce, BettyAnn and Jacob Jurgensmeyer, Jerad, Ashley and Brooke Jurgensmeyer, Steven, Briauna and Braden Jurgensmeyer, Zachary, Brittany and Kimberly Teal, Christopher and Casey McDowell; three great-grandchildren, Camille, Dalton and Chandler Ball; four brothers, Cecil and wife Marie, Raymond, Robert and wife Charlotte, Montrose, Paul and wife Jane, Raytown; two sisters, Rita Strope, Montrose, and Betty and husband Bob Kniffen, Lenexa, Kansas; two sisters-in-law, Mary Vogel, Kansas City, Kansas, and Beatrice Vogel, Montrose. Funeral Mass was held at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Montrose, Wednesday, December 3. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery, Montrose.

JUSTICE, Elizabeth R. PULLIAM
1837-1906
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - The end of all things earthly came to a highly-esteemed woman, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Justice, on Saturday, October 13, 1906, at her home on North Third Street, after an illness of two months from muscular rheumatism. Born in St. Clair County, Ill., near Fayettville, January 15, 1837, where she joined the Baptist faith in her youth and the little Silver Creek Church where she made her consecration to her maker was often in her thoughts and on her lips during her last illness. Married to W. B. Justice October 21, 1858 and made him a devoted painstaking wife. He died two years ago last August and she grieved continuously for his presence. They came to Missouri in 1867 and settled on the Justice farm four and one-half miles northeast of Clinton, where they lived until 12 years ago when they built their present home on Third Street. If Mrs. Justice had a fault, it was being overly industrious and so careful that it proved too much for her frail body. Her last moments were peaceful and she went sweetly to sleep. Her children are: James T. of Clinton and Mrs. Alice McHenry of Kansas City. The three grandchildren are Mrs. Mae McCraw, Miss Maude McHenry and Miss Beulah Justice. One little great-granddaughter, aged two, named Louise McCraw, was the delight of the great-grandmother's heart. Burial in Englewood.

JUSTICE, William B.
1834-1904
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Missouri, Aug 13 1904 - At 15 minutes before 4 o'clock, Saturday, August 6, Wm. B. Justice closed his eyes on earth to find the heaven of eternal days. Ten years ago he moved, with his devoted wife, to one of the prettiest little homes in Clinton, on Third Street, where the afternoon of their lives has been spent and where they are endeared to all who know them. He was born in Carroll County, Tenn., Dec. 24, 1834 and had he lived until December, he would have been three score and ten. His father died when he was quite young and he was raised by an uncle in Kentucky, who saw that he received a fine education in Lavinia high school and Bethel College. He moved to St. Clair County, Ill., in 1856 and engaged in farming, coming to Missouri in 1867, where he settled on an 160 acre homestead four miles northeast of Clinton, which he still owned at his death. Mr. Justice was married the first time Aug. 27, 1856 in Illinois. His wife only lived six months and he was married to Miss Elizabeth Pulliam, Oct. 21, 1858, who survives. His fatal disease, heart disease complicated with dropsy, had troubled him for a year but for four months past, he had been helpless and confined to his home. Two children blessed the union, both at his bedside; his daughter, Mrs. W. B. McHenry, whose home is in Kansas City and has two daughters, Miss Maud McHenry and Mrs. May McCrew, who is the mother of the first great-grandchild, a pretty little three weeks old daughter. The only son, J. T. Justice, with his wife and one daughter, Miss Beulah, reside in St. Louis but expect to make their future home with his mother in Clinton. He was an upright man, a Southern Methodist and professing Christian since 15 years.

JUSTIS, Chrissy Jane
1981-2000
Vansant Road/Clinton Memory Garden Cemetery, Fields Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Daily Democrat, Mar 1 2000 - Chrissy Jane Justis, 18, Clinton, died Monday, February 28, 2000, at KU Medical Center. Funeral services will be Thursday at the Consalus Chapel Clinton. Burial will be in Clinton Memory Gardens. She was born April 30, 1981, in Kansas City, the daughter of Glenn and Lucinda Johnson Justis. She is survived by her parents; three brothers, James Edward Reitz, Clinton, Nelson Reitz and wife, Jennifer, Stockton, Charles Johnson, Clinton; one sister, Jennifer Amieva, Warrensburg; maternal grandmother, Dona Burns, Urich; paternal grandmother, Maxine Justis, Clinton; several aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, friends and Shirley Woods.

JUSTIS, Geraldine Agnes "Jerri" WALLER HOOD
1929-2013
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Dec 4 2013 - Geraldine A. Justis, 84, died Sunday, November 10, 2013, at Golden LivingCenter-Westwood, Clinton. Jerri was born February 24, 1929, in Rockford, Illinois. She was one of four children born to Gail and Joseph Waller and spent her childhood years in Deepwater. She married her childhood sweetheart, Jesse, on August 23, 1982. A beautician by trade, she ran a beauty salon out of her home for many years in Cosby. After raising her family, Jerri also taught at a local beauty school. Jerri and Jesse were members of the local Elks Lodge and would travel many miles to attend auctions and garage sales. They loved to socialize with friends and frequented local community events. Jerri was known to be a fantastic storyteller, card player and would attend the casino whenever her hand itched. Jerri is survived by her husband Jesse, and four children, Kathryn Hood of Mesa, AZ, Richard Hood (Cheryl) of Runnells, IA, Gail Murray (Bill) of Indianapolis, IN, and Frank Hood (Pam) of Liberty; two stepsons, Danny Justis (Christi) of Clinton and Daryl Justis of Kansas City and her many grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday, November 15, at Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton. Interment was in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JUSTIS, Jesse Lee
1926-2015
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Feb 10 2015 - Jesse L. Justis, 88, died Wednesday, January 21, 2015, at Windsor Healthcare and Rehab, Windsor. Jesse Lee Justis was born May 8, 1926, in Clinton, the son of George and Violet (Price) Justis. He began working for MOPUB in 1946 and retired from there after 41 years of service in 1987. He was a 65-year member of the IBEW and was also a Mason since 1955. Jesse was also a member of the Elks and Eagles Lodges and Northeast Baptist Church. He enjoyed going to yard sales with his wife, Geraldine. Jesse was preceded in death by his parents, his wife of 31 years, Geraldine, in 2013, his brother Forrest Justis, and sister Dolly Owsley. Survivors include two sons, Dan Justis (Christi) of Clinton and Daryl Justis of Kansas City; two stepsons, Richard Hood of Des Moines, Iowa, and Frank Hood of St. Joseph; two stepdaughters, Joyce Hood of Arizona and Gail Murray of Indiana, as well as many great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday, January 26, at Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton. Services were under the direction of Vansant-Mills Funeral Home of Clinton.

JUSTIS, Maxine Marie
1926-2008
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, May 5 2008 - Maxine Marie Justis was born on Feb. 6, 1926, in Lincoln, the daughter of Clifford and Pearl (Baugher) Dragoo. She died on April 18, 2008, at 82 years of age at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital, Clinton, with her family by her side. Maxine was a homemaker. She had lived in Clinton for more than 55 years. She was married to Joseph Edward Justis, who preceded her in death. She was also preceded in death by her parents; two sons, Wayne and Michael, and two grandchildren, Michael and Chrissy Jane. Maxine is survived by two sons, Edward Justis of Clinton and Gene Justis of Washington; two daughters, Patricia Page of Fairway, Kansas, and Shirley Collins of Independence; five grandchildren, Regina Collins, Renee Collins, Joseph Daugherty, Justin Daugherty and Jennifer Amieva and husband Joel, as well as three great-great-grandchildren, Erich, Hai, and Alex. Memorial services were at the Vansant-Mills Chapel on Wednesday, April 23.

JUSTIS, Richard Earl
1924-2009
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Daily Democrat, Clinton, MO, Nov 12 2009 - Richard E. Justis, son of Joseph Henry and Viola (Vanderpool) Justis, was born January 24, 1924, in Clinton. He died on October 22, 2009, at his home in Clinton, at the age of 85 years. Richard served his country in the United States Army. He worked as a lineman. He was a giving person always willing to help wherever he was needed. He was married to Evelyn (Mitchell) Justis, who survives of the home. He was preceded In death by his parents, Joseph Henry Justis and Vona, (Vanderpool) Justis; wife, Bessie Justis, and two brothers. 'Richard is survived by his wife, Evelyn, of the home; his daughters, Janet Justis of Clinton and Dona Justis of Las Vegas, Nevada; his son, Ricky Justis, Jamestown, California; one sister, Sarah Loyd, Clinton, as well as two grandchildren, other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at Vansant-Mills Chapel on Monday, October 26. Interment was in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton.

JUSTIS, Valley Forest
1917-1942
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Henry County Democrat, Clinton MO, Jun 4 1942 - Valley Justis, 608 South Carter Street, received fatal injuries when he fell in front of a 4-horse disc at the farm of his father, George Justis, southwest of Clinton Friday afternoon. He was found unconscious, suffering from a skull fracture and other injuries at about 2:30 and died at 6 o'clock at the Clinton General Hospital. Valley Justis, who is married and has two children was an employee of the Larabee Mill, being a "mixer" and extra trucker, and was a hard worker, who often helped at other work in his spare time. Friday afternoon he went to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Justis, who live southwest of Clinton on the Jarrett Farm across the Deepwater Bridge on the Martinville Road. George Justis operates the M. K. & T. pumping station on Grand River a short distance away, and was at this station when the fatal accident occurred. Valley Justis was driving three horses and a mule hitched to a large disc in a field south of the house, which is some distance from the road. When two of the horses, apparently broke lose from the harness and came back to the house, Jesse Justis, a younger brother of Valley Justis, went to the field to see what was the trouble. He found his brother unconscious and clearly critically injured. The alarm was given and the unconscious man put in a car and hurried to the Clinton General Hospital. This was between 2:30 and 3 o'clock. Apparently he had fallen or been thrown in front of the disc and this frightened the horses. He suffered a fractured skull and severe injuries on the chin and one arm was badly lacerated, and there were other injuries. His death came at about 6 o'clock. Valley Justis was 24 years of age, a man well liked and respected. He was honest and dependable, a hard worker who sincerity of purpose and principle gained for him the respect of his friends and neighbors. He is survived by his wife and two children, Wayne, 6, and Shirley, 3. His wife was formerly Miss Bessie Corum, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corum. Other survivors are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Justis, of southwest of Clinton, and the following: Jesse Lee Justis, of Clinton, a brother; Miss Dollie Justis, of Clinton, sister; Mrs. Lottie Funk, Springfield, half sister; Mrs. Elmer Hayse, Clinton, half-sister; Ernest Savory, Clinton, half-brother; Dennis Savory, Belleville, Ills., half brother. The body was laid to rest in Englewood Cemetery.

JUSTIS, Velden D.
1921-1923
Englewood Cemetery (J), Clinton, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO - Little Boy Dead - Mrs. Lottie Justis, who has been a resident of Clinton for the last seven or eight years, and who has been a widow two years this coming May, and the whereabouts of her husband has been unknown, whether dead or alive, was left with three small children - Daisy Fern, 5 years old, Bonnie Ilene, three and Velden D., 17 months old, has found life full of many trials, supporting her three little babies. Two months ago she found employment at Charles Doll's near Urich, Mo. Two weeks ago while there, her two smallest children, a girl and a boy, took sick. The little girl took blood poison in her leg, and baby being so sick, came to Clinton to her mother's, Mrs. G. S. Justis, and brothers, where she could have the attention of good physicians and help to care for her sick babies. The little girl's leg got well after several days of pain and illness. Baby lingered on, growing worse everyday, until his little life was taken from our home by double pneumonia. Services were held at the home by sister Lindsey and the little body was beautifully laid at rest in Englewood Monday.