Roberto Del Garcia was called home to be with the Lord, Friday, January 8, 2021, leaving a lasting legacy of Faith, Family and Service. Roberto was born in Wichita, Kansas, October 23, 1958, to Lawrence and Carolyn Garcia. Roberto, along with his sister, Gina, grew up in Tabernacle Baptist Church and attended Wichita public schools where he graduated from...
Ellen Myers
1925 — 2020
Ellen Myers was born Anna Maria Ellen Karin Charlotte Cremer to Drs. Carl and Maria Cremer on May 25, 1925, in Berlin, Germany. Her father was a leading figure in the German Parliament, while her mother taught Economics at the University of Berlin. As a young child, Ellen led an...
Wilda Lou Cornelison, 86, passed away December 29, 2020 in Exetor, MO. She was born to Claude and Bertha Buchanan on December 29, 1934. Wilda loved camping and fishing with her husband, of 50 years, Fred. She enjoyed being a spectator for her husband when he was auto racing and going to the casino later in life. Wilda also...
Otha Mae Dixson, was born on February 29, 1928 in Ardmore, Oklahoma to the proud parents William Purvey and Electra Purvey. Otha joined Mt. Zion at an early age under the direction of Rev. Lee Hannah where Otha attended regularly.
Otha moved to Wichita, Kansas where she joined Macedonia Baptist Church. She later joined Strangers Rest Baptist...
Marjorie D. Stone (Looman)( Baker) (Rozzelle) beloved mother and grandmother, 94 of Wichita, KS was born on October 21, 1926 and left this world suddenly at Wesley Hospital on December 25, 2020.
Marjorie was born on October 21,1926 in Fredonia, KS to Ora W and Clara May Housley Looman.
She is survived by her children...
David N. Farnsworth, 91, beloved father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and accomplished professor and life-long lover of learning, died peacefully of natural causes on Thursday, December 17 th , with family by his side. David was born in Cullison, Kansas in 1929 to Frank Lister Farnsworth and Laura Axline. Both his mother and grandfather were educators. He attended the University of...
Wichita, Kansas — Raised in a Colorado farm family, Dorothy Henkel moved to Wichita in 1944 with her new husband, Frank, who had just accepted a job to coach at East High School. She had only known him for a couple months, but World War II was moving toward an end and both were ready for a new...