“Oh, the last goodbye's the hardest one to say
This is where the cowboy rides away”

Jason Andrew Morgan, age 51, unexpectedly passed away on Saturday March 15th 2025 at his residence in Milwaukee, WI.

Jason was born on November 6th 1973 in Dallas, TX, home of his beloved Cowboys. He was the son of Baxter C. Morgan and Kay D. Morgan.

Raised in Texas with his brother Jeff, Jason graduated in 1992 from Grand Prairie High School. This is where he met Jennifer, and they would be wed 2 years later in 1994. They moved to Wisconsin that same year, and on his 21st birthday that November, Jason’s father B.C. passed away. In Wisconsin, Jason worked at Grede Foundries, Bucyrus, Caterpillar, and Butler Tool. Anybody who knew Jason knows that he was a hard worker, and there wasn’t a day he didn’t come home with black and gray hands, and the distinct smell of the machine shop.

Starting in 2000, Jason and Jennifer began their family, consisting of his 5 “Meatheads”. Dylan Baxter Morgan was born on October 16th 2000, Jason’s first born son. They took him to their new apartment in South Milwaukee, and they started life as a family of 3. 3 years later on January 20th 2003, their first daughter Shelby Linda Morgan was born, and shortly after, Jason and Jennifer purchased their first home. They would need the room because on November 28th 2005 his second son, Clayton Ryan Morgan was born. The Morgan’s keep growing and on September 15th 2008 Jason’s third son Landyn Dean Morgan was born. The next year in 2009, sadly Jason’s mother Kay D. Morgan (Grandma Airplane) passed away. Ending out the decade and the meatheads, their second daughter Kaytlynn Ruth Morgan was born on November 19th 2010.

Jason was rowdy Texas boy, he loved blasting his Dale, Whitey, and Hank Jr over a couple Miller Lites or Jack and Diet Dr Pepper’s. He was the life of any party, whether you wanted to have a party or not. Jason also had a heart as big as Texas, and would give you the shirt off your back if you needed it. If you've gone to his house for supper then you’ve surely heard “If you leave here hungry it’s your own fault”.

Jason was an amazing father and loved his kids more than anything. If he wasn’t at work, he was working on cars with the boys, at one of the countless school concerts, taking one to rehearsal, taking another one to a friends, or just sitting and listening to the latest school drama. He worked himself to the bone but Jason always made time for his meatheads.

In 2021 Jason unfortunately suffered a stroke, taking the use of his left arm. Even with this set back, he put in the hard work towards recovery, and was enjoying his retired life. He remained the loving, stubborn, rowdy man we all loved.

Jason is survived by his 5 Meatheads, Dylan Morgan, Shelby Morgan, Clayton Morgan, Landyn Morgan, and Kaytlynn Morgan; the mother of children Jennifer Lacy Morgan; his brother Jeff Morgan; his niece and nephew Griffin Morgan and Grayson Morgan. Further survived by a half-brother Terry and step-sister Rebekah.

Jason is proceeded in death by his parents Kay D. Morgan and B.C. Morgan; and the family dog Dobie

Visitation will be held Monday March 31st at 12pm at Sunset Options Funeral & Cremations 904 E Rawson Ave, Oak Creek, WI 53154. Memorial services will be at 2pm.

In lieu of flowers, donations towards service costs can be made at FundTheFuneral link.

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Adam Washington Golden Jr., a cherished member of the Coffeeville community, passed away on April 4, 2025, at the age of 78. Born on June 9, 1946, in Marks, Mississippi, Adam lived a life rich in faith, family, and the great outdoors. He was a devoted Christian who loved Jesus and was an active member of his church. Adam also bravely served our nation in the Army’s second battalion during the Vietnam war.

Adam was a self-made man who thrived in the retail sales industry, dedicating himself to the success of his business ventures while nurturing a profound sense of community. An avid hunter and fisherman, he cherished the time spent in nature, often sharing these passions with family and friends. His love for gardening and operating his sawmill also brought joy to his everyday life.

Above all else, Adam was a family man who opened his heart to all. He often said, “There is always room for one more,” reflecting his boundless compassion and warmth towards others. He leaves behind his beloved spouse, Tammy (King) Golden; sons, Adam Golden, Larry Golden, John Kell (Meagan), Adam Kell (Brandi), Dustin Golden (Nicole), Justin Golden (Ashley), Cameron Golden; daughter, Krystal Barbo, Jayme Tubbs; twenty-one grandchildren; one great-grandchild; brother, Gene Golden; sister Irene Smith: three brothers-in-law, John Roy, Jim, and Gill; six sisters-in-law, Kym, Connie, Lanell, Debbie, Rose, Shirley; and numerous nieces and nephews, all of which will carry forward his legacy of love and kindness.

A visitation will be held on Monday, April 7, 2025, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Seven Oaks Funeral Home, where family and friends can gather to share memories and celebrate Adam’s life. Funeral services will take place on Tuesday, April 8, 2025, at 2:00 PM at Calvary Baptist Church in Coffeeville, where loved ones will honor his journey and the profound impact he made on those around him.

In reflecting on Adam's life, we remember the joy he brought to our lives and the love he so freely shared. He will be deeply missed but forever remembered in the hearts of all who knew him.

Adam was preceded in death by his parents, Adam W. Golden, Sr. and Rachel (Neal) Golden; eleven brothers; and five sisters.

In lieu of flowers, monetary donations to help the family with final expenses can be made here:

We are heartbroken to share the passing of Jacqueline Jefferson of Columbia, MO, who left us on Saturday, March 1, 2025, at the University of Missouri Hospital. As her loved ones navigate this difficult time, we are seeking donations to help cover funeral expenses and honor her memory. Any contribution, no matter the amount, would be deeply appreciated. Thank you for your kindness and support.

Due to complications from an accident he sustained in Florida, Antonio succumb to those complications and passed on Feb 3rd, 2025. We as a family are trying to honor his wishes of being buried here in Wisconsin. We graciously ask for help in assisting us in the costs needed to accomplish this. Any and all help would be appreciated. Thank You

Due to the unexpected death, donations are needed to cover funeral expenses. Any donation is greatly appreciated.

Christopher Michael Baxter, age 28, of Alfred Station, NY died unexpectedly on March 23, 2025. He was born on November 30,1996, in Elmira, NY. Christopher is survived by his mother, Kimberly Barrett; stepfather, Jeffery Barrett; maternal grandparents, Willis and Delores Bennett; brothers, Caleb (Meagan) Bennett, Cory Mann, Tyler Bennett; sister, Laurynn Bennett; several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. Christopher loved his gaming computer and being a local DoorDash driver. He will be missed by all his family and friends. The family will receive relatives and friends at the Kalec Funeral Home, Saturday, March 29 from 2 to 3 p.m. His funeral service will follow there at 3 p.m. In lieu of flowers please donate in his memory to help with expenses to: https://fundthefuneral.com/christopher-m-baxter-2 or directly to the funeral home. A Celebration of Life will be held immediately following the Funeral Service at Heather Bennett’s Dance Studio 2073 Lake Rd. Elmira Heights, NY 14903.

As many of you know our father Jerry has been called by the lord. He departed this world on
March 23th at 8:30 pm. We are deeply saddened by the loss of our Father who touched the lives
of so many. During this difficult time, we aim to honor his memory and provide support to their
family by helping with the financial burden of funeral expenses.
Jerry was a proud alumni of the Henryetta Fighting Hens class of 1971. He joined the US Navy
in 1972. One of Jerrys many passions in life was Basketball, and he found a calling serving as
cottage parent and basketball coach for 21 years at the Boys and Girls Harbor in LaPorte TX, a
home for abused and neglected or private placed children. He not only was a Basketball coach to
countless children but also a coach in life.
Your generous contributions will go directly to the funeral home to cover the costs of memorial
arrangements, and any additional expenses needed to give Jerry a meaningful and respectful
farewell. Every donation, big or small, is a blessing and deeply appreciated as we come together
to celebrate a life well lived.

Our dear Marsha passed away unexpectedly, leaving her 4 boys and 1 girl behind. We are reaching out to help fund her funeral expenses so that we can get her back to Oklahoma for burial. We appreciate our friends and your kindness and most of all your prayers during this difficult time.