Kansas City Obituaries

Local obituary notices in Kansas City, KS

• Monday May 13 | via Business Journal 

  Former Shawnee State Bank CEO Pflumm dies at 54

  Pflumm, 54, was a senior vice president at Security Bank of Kansas City and the former CEO of The Shawnee State Bank, which his family owned a controlling interest in prior to its 1997 acquisition by Commerce Bancshares Inc.

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• Friday May 10 | via Martinsburg Journal 

  Nadine I. Brammeier

  Born Aug. 12, 1924, in Woolstock, Iowa, she was the daughter of the late Harry Nail and Irene Vulgamott Nail.

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• Friday May 10 | via The Kansas City Star 

  Janet Miller, former Kansas City journalist and civi...

  Janet Miller, a former business editor of The Kansas City Star and Times and a longtime civic leader, died Thursday.

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• Sunday May 5 | via The Wichita Eagle 

  Re: Authorities identify woman killed after falling ...

  The family has set up a fund for Jamie Frecks' burial expenses and for her baby.

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• Saturday May 4 | via The Sampson Independent 

  Tina Marie Toman, 52

  Mrs. Tina Maria Folsom Toman, 52, of Vass, passed away on Thursday, May 2, 2013 at First Health Moore Regional Hospital in Southern Pines.

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• Friday Apr 26 | via KQTV 

  D. Lucille, (Martin) Eskridge, 87, Tonganoxie, KS

  D. Lucille, Eskridge, 87, of Tonganoxie, KS passed from this life at 6:55 a.m. April 24, 2013, at the Providence Medical Center, in Kansas City, KS.

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• Tuesday Apr 23 | via Missourian 

  Betty 'Jean' Dierker, 86, died Monday

  Mrs. Dierker graduated from Stephens College with a degree in Child Development.

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• Tuesday Apr 23 | via DigitalBURG 

  Beau Gerard Appleton

  Following cremation there will be a memorial service at 2 p.m. Thursday, April 25 at Ben Cast & Son - Wood Funeral Home in Holden, Mo.

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• Monday Apr 22 | via The Garden City Telegram 

  Lee Roberts

  A resident of Wichita County since 1947, Mr. Roberts was a farmer/stockman. He served in the U.S. Army during World War II.

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• Sunday Apr 21 | via The Tennessean 

  Rameon Kwame Wilson

  Survived by mother, Alicia Wilson; father, Jon A. Burns, Sr., of Kansas City, Kan.; sisters, Claretta Wilson, Mercedes Randolph, Khristal Randolph, Quincee Jones, Alicia May, all of Gallatin, and Jonae Burns, of Kansas City, Kan.; brother, Jon Burns, Jr., of Kansas City, Kan.; and uncle, Danny Wilson, of Kansas City, Kan.

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