Patricia is survived by three sisters, Gail Cochran (husband Walter), Nevada, MO, Robyn Castagneri (husband Tom), Trego, WI, and Marilyn Pridgeon, Columbia, MO one brother, Jay Loafman (wife Linda), Gravois Mills, MO one niece, five nephews, three great nieces and five great nephews. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, Carthage. Patricia married Ralph Fitzgerald on Augin Carthage, MO he preceded her in death on March 31, 2002. She moved to Carthage with her parents in 1940. Patricia Ann Loafman was born Augin Utica, MO to the late James Mark Loafman and Virginia L. Patricia Ann Fitzgerald, 82, Carthage, MO, passed away Thursday, Decemat Moore-Few Care Center, Nevada, MO, where she had been a patient for the last three months. Memorial contributions are suggested to Lamar United Methodist ChurchĬondolences and memories may be shared at (From Knell Mortuary) The family will receive friends from 6:00 until 7:00 p.m. Burial will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery. Wednesday, January 3rd, at Lamar United Methodist Church. Survivors include two sons, Tim (Lori) Brooks and Charles Brooks, all of Lamar a daughter, Sandra Brooks, Eldon, Missouri, daughter-in-law, Patti Brooks, Lamar two half-sisters, Billie Bruggeman, Norwalk, Connecticut and Anita Osborne, Cheyenne, Wyoming four grandchildren, Seth, Kathleen, Cara, and Hannah Brooks two great-grandchildren, Gustavo and Tony Ibarra-Brooks and a great-niece, Ashlyn Sisk.įuneral services will be held at 10:00 a.m. He was also preceded in death by their son, Bill Brooks and two sisters, Betty Anderson-Bittleston and Bonnie Anzai. Charlie was an animal lover and especially appreciated the companionship of his two dogs, Blackie and Bailey.Ĭharlie and Ina Mae had shared 63 years together before she passed away September 22, 2015. He was a Lamar Tiger fan and enjoyed following his grandkids ball games. With his gentle nature and big heart, Charlie naturally made people a priority and delighted in the fellowship of family and friends. They were devoted members of Lamar United Methodist Church and could always be counted on to help wherever there was a need. They made their home in Lamar where Charlie worked for the Missouri Highway Department for 36 years. James Church near Milford, Missouri, he married the love of his life, Ina Mae Kelley. Saturday, Decemat Ulmer Funeral Home.Ĭontributions may be made to the American Heart Association.Īrrangements are under the direction of Ulmer Funeral Home.Ĭharles Royal Brooks, age 89, of Lamar, passed away Friday, December 29, 2017, at his home following a short illness.Ĭharlie was born December 14, 1928, in Sioux City, Iowa, to Leslie and Dorothy Brooks. Raymond is preceded in death by his parents and one brother, Ronnie Linder. Louis nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Raymond is also survived by four sons: Brad Linder, Bobby Linder, Kris Linder (Dottie) all of Georgetown, Kentucky and Kevin Linder (Mandy) of Sarcoxie one daughter, Beth Allen (Garry, Jr.) of Danville, Kentucky two sisters, Carolyn Wilson of Springfield and Patty Siebert of St. In 1962, Raymond was united in marriage to Barbara “Block” at the First Baptist Church in Oronogo she survives. From 1964 to 1969, Raymond served in the Army National Guard. He also worked for Missouri Pacific Railroad. Raymond worked as a quality technician for General Electric in Frankfurt, Kentucky, then later worked for an O-ring company in Lexington, Kentucky. He was raised in the Nevada, Missouri area. Raymond was born in Carthage to Raymond and Irene “Hughey” Crawford. Raymond Eugene Linder, 76, passed away Decemat his home.
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