Margaret passed unexpectedly on Tuesday, January 5, 2021. Any help with funeral expenses will be greatly appreciated.

On December 24th Cathy Kerr departed this life on earth to be with the Lord and Savior.

She passed away unexpectedly and did not have a life insurance or a burial policy.

I am asking for any donations to help take away the burden for the family during this difficult time.

There's so many great things we remember about JD. He was a father to Harley and John Denzer and he was best friends with my brother Steve. Always on call to help anyone in need, he was most significantly available to help when asked to step in to care for Steve's children when their mother's illness disabled her. As the years went on, his caring attitude spilled over into many other people's lives. The doctors said 6 months to 1 year. Our family wasn’t prepared for him to leave us just 4 weeks later. Unfortunately, we don’t have the funds to put him to rest. We only need to raise a little less than $2000.00. Please donate whatever you can. Browns Funeral Service in Durant Ok will securely receive the funds directly. If we could get 20 people to give $100, his burial will be paid, our family will be comforted and he can Rest In Peace. Thank you for your kindness.

Walter was a 38 year employee of Mercer County NJ and served in the Army. He was a vibrant man of 62 years. He loved his family and his 6 grandchildren. Cancer moved quickly thru his body. With the family paying medical expenses, there is very little left to bury him. His life insurance is tied up another 30-60 days. We need to get him a small service, and a plot to put him in his eternal resting place.

Larry Lenzi (Dad) had just turned 51 years old on December 31st. He was loved so much from so many people. Family, friends, and everyone that has met him never had anything bad to say. You could just tell he had a genuine soul. Some things he loved to do where hunting, camping, riding his Harley, working on cars (even on his own, he has a 1970 Dodge Dart). He is survived by his daughter, Chelsea Lenzi, son, Larry Gene Lenzi, III, granddaughter, Kylionna Lenzi , also his mother, two brothers, two sisters, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews. He had/has so much love and we are his army that will forever stand for him.

Thomas Vaughn, 66, of Jefferson City, MO passed away on Monday, December 21, 2020 at his home. Arrangements are pending.

While the rest of the world was celebrating the extended New Year's weekend - saying good-bye to the woes of 2020 - the Gleave family was preparing for the inevitable loss of their mother and grandmother, Brenda. On January 3, 2021, after 24 years of living with a disability that radically changed her life, Brenda closed her eyes to the pain and suffering of this earthly life and quietly slipped away. Medicaid disability is a safety net that provides a measure of assistance, but not enough to cover all of the costs. The family is asking, in lieu of flowers, that you consider helping them out with a donation towards her funeral expenses. They have kept things moderate by choosing cremation and a memorial service. More than a monetary donation, this would be a gift of love to show them they are not alone in their grief. 100% of the donations are electronically deposited directly to Fisher Funeral Chapel who is waiving any fees associated with Fund the Funeral and credit card processing. Thank you for practicing random acts of kindness, known or anonymously, in a world that could use a lot more benevolence. You're helping Brenda's family see hope as they face this new year.

Hannah Henderson, 74, of Marshall, MO, passed away on Saturday, Decemeber 26, 2020 at The Living Center in Marshall. Arrangements are pending.

Hear these words from Psalm 34:18 (The Message)
"If your heart is broken, you’ll find GOD right there; if you’re kicked in the gut, He will help you catch your breath." For Greg Royer, life had been very difficult the past few years. He battled cancer and won - but then came the diagnosis of early onset Parkinson's Disease and then ultimately, one of the most difficult diagnosis's you could receive, Lewy Body Dementia - which robbed him of his golden years and much of his life's savings. For the family, it has been excruciating to watch a strong, vibrant, much-loved man whither away. For the past two years, he has been lovingly cared for by his family, along with the wonderful staff of Miller's Merry Manor. Last night, he took his final breath and closed his eyes to the pain and suffering of this world. He will be spending his first Christmas in Heaven this year. In the spirit of giving, would you consider helping lift the Royer family up with a contribution towards his final expenses? He did not qualify for life insurance so any amount would be a godsend during this difficult time. Thank you for your kindness. (100% of your donation goes directly to Fisher Funeral Chapel, who has waived any fees associated with online contributions, including credit card fees. Any money received over the goal will be used to purchase a monument.)