Ronnie Ronimous worked as an over the road truck driver while he and his wife were living in St. Joseph, Missouri.
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Margaret A. Peabody of Columbia died Saturday at Lenoir Woods. She was 101.
Carolyn was dedicated to bettering the Columbia community through her work with organizations like the Columbia Art League.
Denny, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, had a big heart and was a loyal and loving friend to many.
Ted was known for his intellect and curiosity, his many skills and talents and his wit and kindness.
Pat was known to be a spitfire full of jokes to make others laugh.
Paul Johnson was active in many communities, including holding leadership roles at church and working with troubled teens.
Ada Hall loved to fish, camp and live life to its fullest.
Betty Kidwell will always be remembered as a faithful and humble servant of God.
A memorial service will be at 5 p.m., Friday, Oct. 16, at Bach-Yager Funeral Chapel, 1610 N. Garth Ave.
A private family service for James Berry will take place at Missouri State Veterans Cemetery at Jacksonville.
She earned an MA in Art from MU in 1971 and art remained a cornerstone throughout her life.
David was a generous, warmhearted man who was always ready to help a friend.
Theodore was born in Knob Noster on Jan. 7, 1923.
Janet loved coloring, watching scary movies and her family at Woodhaven Care Center where she was a resident for 30 years.
Angi shared an unbreakable bond with her husband of 35 years, Tony Pauley and their daughter Brooke Austin.
Doris was a wonderful mother and friend to all. She was loving, kind, compassionate and had a giving spirit.
William Wilson was an avid St. Louis Cardinals fan and enjoyed helping others, no matter the cause.
Elsie Smithson was a licensed beautician who owned and operated the El-Ra Beauty Salon on the Strollway for many years.
Audrey Davis taught Sunday school for many years at Bethany Baptist Church. She loved listening to gospel and country music.