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#41
Obituaries / BUNYARD, Robert Eugene "Bobby"...
Last post by patyrn - May 01, 2026, 09:23:29 AMRobert Eugene "Bobby/Bunny" Bunyard, husband, father, grandfather, and friend, passed away on April 26, 2026 in rural Independence, Kansas. Born on April 9, 1956 in Fredonia, Kansas, Bobby lived a life deeply rooted in his community and family leaving a legacy marked by dedication and a passion for the outdoors.
A graduate of West Elk High School in Howard, Kansas with the Class of 1974, Bobby's educational foundation was built within the Fredonia, Kansas Schools. His career was distinguished by years of dedicated service with Wilson County where he worked as a road grader until his retirement. His commitment to his work mirrored the steadfastness with which he approached every aspect of his life.
Bobby was known for his love of hunting, fishing, trapping, and all outdoor activities. These pursuits were more than hobbies - they were ways for him to connect with family and friends during the many joyful gatherings that he treasured. His love for the outdoors was a defining hallmark of his character and brought him immense happiness.
Bobby is survived by his beloved wife, Sherri (Hebb) Bunyard; they shared 28 years together until his passing. He is lovingly remembered by his children, Sarah and Chris Edwards of Neodesha, Kansas, James Robert Shinkle of Independence, Kansas, Kelli and Robert Ashby of Terrell, Texas, James and Samantha McRoy of Joplin, Missouri, Miranda and Bryce Martin of Wichita, Kansas, and Kory McRoy of Independence, Kansas. The joy he found in family extends to his nineteen grandchildren, Cody, Katy, Karah, Casey, Jayci, Dominic, Brittany, Tanor, Macenzie, Braden, Alexandria, Chaz, Bain, Hattie, Hailey, Kaden, Dakota, Korbin, and K.C. who were a source of pride and happiness throughout his life. Bobby also leaves behind his siblings, Jodee Bunyard and JAME Bunyard, both of Fredonia, Kansas, and Bonnnie Lassley and Sherrie Sexton, both of Severy, Kansas. He was preceded in death by his parents, Melvin and Mary (Copenhaver) Bunyard and his brothers, Billy Bunyard, Jim Bunyard, and Toby Bunyard whose legacies continue alongside his own in the hearts of those who knew them.
Services to honor and celebrate Bobby's life will begin with a visitation on Friday, May 1, 2026 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Wickham Family Funeral Home, 510 N. 7th Street, Fredonia, Kansas 66736. The funeral service will be held on Saturday, May 2, 2026 at 11:00 a.m.at the Fall River United Methodist Church followed by burial at 12:00 p.m. at Mt. Zion Cemetery in Fall River, Kansas. Robert Bunyard's legacy is one of steadfast dedication to family and the simple joys of life spent outdoors. His memory will continue to be a blessing to those who knew and loved him.
(taken from the Wickham Family Funeral Home website)
A graduate of West Elk High School in Howard, Kansas with the Class of 1974, Bobby's educational foundation was built within the Fredonia, Kansas Schools. His career was distinguished by years of dedicated service with Wilson County where he worked as a road grader until his retirement. His commitment to his work mirrored the steadfastness with which he approached every aspect of his life.
Bobby was known for his love of hunting, fishing, trapping, and all outdoor activities. These pursuits were more than hobbies - they were ways for him to connect with family and friends during the many joyful gatherings that he treasured. His love for the outdoors was a defining hallmark of his character and brought him immense happiness.
Bobby is survived by his beloved wife, Sherri (Hebb) Bunyard; they shared 28 years together until his passing. He is lovingly remembered by his children, Sarah and Chris Edwards of Neodesha, Kansas, James Robert Shinkle of Independence, Kansas, Kelli and Robert Ashby of Terrell, Texas, James and Samantha McRoy of Joplin, Missouri, Miranda and Bryce Martin of Wichita, Kansas, and Kory McRoy of Independence, Kansas. The joy he found in family extends to his nineteen grandchildren, Cody, Katy, Karah, Casey, Jayci, Dominic, Brittany, Tanor, Macenzie, Braden, Alexandria, Chaz, Bain, Hattie, Hailey, Kaden, Dakota, Korbin, and K.C. who were a source of pride and happiness throughout his life. Bobby also leaves behind his siblings, Jodee Bunyard and JAME Bunyard, both of Fredonia, Kansas, and Bonnnie Lassley and Sherrie Sexton, both of Severy, Kansas. He was preceded in death by his parents, Melvin and Mary (Copenhaver) Bunyard and his brothers, Billy Bunyard, Jim Bunyard, and Toby Bunyard whose legacies continue alongside his own in the hearts of those who knew them.
Services to honor and celebrate Bobby's life will begin with a visitation on Friday, May 1, 2026 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Wickham Family Funeral Home, 510 N. 7th Street, Fredonia, Kansas 66736. The funeral service will be held on Saturday, May 2, 2026 at 11:00 a.m.at the Fall River United Methodist Church followed by burial at 12:00 p.m. at Mt. Zion Cemetery in Fall River, Kansas. Robert Bunyard's legacy is one of steadfast dedication to family and the simple joys of life spent outdoors. His memory will continue to be a blessing to those who knew and loved him.
(taken from the Wickham Family Funeral Home website)
#42
Politics / Re: WHAT WOULD JOHN GALT DO ?
Last post by CCarl - April 28, 2026, 04:36:57 PMAre You Prepared?
In 1859 the world had telegraph lines, steel rails, and steel railroad engines and steam ships. The Carrington Event, a coronal mass ejection (CME) from the sun, burned and melted some of the telegraph wires, but did not harm other conductive metals. I'm presuming all the telegraph lines did not fail because they were not all conducting electricity when the CME hit Earth.
Today, we live in a world-wide grid of electronics. Much of the grid is conducting all the time. Today the Earth's electromagnetic field, that shields us from CME's, is about 25% weaker than it was in 1859. (Yes, we have data measurement and collection of magnetic field strength for that period of time.)
When the next big CME strikes Earth our grid will go down, and survival will mean re-living the Late Stone Age. While we will have minds full of technology, we will no longer have electricity. And most of our industrialization requires electricity. What does not?
Are you prepared to live without electricity? The timeline for the next large CME is 2026 to 2034.
#43
Politics / Re: WHAT WOULD JOHN GALT DO ?
Last post by CCarl - April 27, 2026, 07:03:53 PMGalt's Objectivism
In the name of the best within you;
- do not sacrifice your sense of life to an enemy that would claim your precious mind,
- do not let the fire go out, spark by irreplaceable spark,
- do not let the hero in your soul perish in lonely frustration for the life you deserve, but have never reached.
The world you desire can be won, it exists, it is real, it is possible, it is yours.
#44
Obituaries / Re: HARSH, Judith Carol "Judy"...
Last post by patyrn - April 27, 2026, 11:02:02 AM A Celebration of Life graveside service to honor Judith Carol "Judy" Harsh will be held at Grace Lawn Cemetery in Howard, Kansas on Saturday, May 2, 2026 at 10:30 a.m. Contributions in Judy's name can be made to the American Heart Society and may be left with Countryside Funeral Home, 206 E. Washington, Howard, Kansas 67349 which has been entrusted with arrangements.
(taken from the Countryside Funeral Home website)
(taken from the Countryside Funeral Home website)
#45
Politics / WHAT WOULD JOHN GALT DO ?
Last post by CCarl - April 21, 2026, 09:31:08 AMGalt's observations of his family's struggles and his experiences through the first half of the 20th century led him to act decisively to protect himself, his industriousness, and his friends from the uncontrolled imposition of government, under the disguise of serving the greater interests, into our lives .
Seventy-five years later, his observations and his story are ever more clear to growing numbers of people around the world. We wonder what Galt would do today. We know he would stay true to himself. I ask, what will you do?
What follows will hopefully be a series of posts concerning today's unstable and unsustainable economic and social climate, and how Galt-inspired thinkers are preparing and reacting. The posts will be apolitical, posted under Politics only because a more suitable General Category is lacking on this Forum.
https://thehill.com/homenews/5832061-fertilizer-costs-impact-farmworkers/
https://www.nature.com/articles/s43247-025-03094-3
https://unctad.org/news/high-freight-rates-strain-global-supply-chains-threaten-vulnerable-economies
Seventy-five years later, his observations and his story are ever more clear to growing numbers of people around the world. We wonder what Galt would do today. We know he would stay true to himself. I ask, what will you do?
What follows will hopefully be a series of posts concerning today's unstable and unsustainable economic and social climate, and how Galt-inspired thinkers are preparing and reacting. The posts will be apolitical, posted under Politics only because a more suitable General Category is lacking on this Forum.
https://thehill.com/homenews/5832061-fertilizer-costs-impact-farmworkers/
https://www.nature.com/articles/s43247-025-03094-3
https://unctad.org/news/high-freight-rates-strain-global-supply-chains-threaten-vulnerable-economies
#46
Politics / Re: LONGTON'S WOES
Last post by CCarl - April 19, 2026, 10:07:52 AMThe Right To Be Left Alone
A Short History
A Short History
https://ronpaulinstitute.org/american-heresy/
Thanks Judge Napolitano! AND, that Right is protected from injury at all levels of government, including small-town City Council who threaten the very people it is intended to serve with monetary fines for disobedience to unlawful ordinance.
#47
Obituaries / McELWAIN, Johnnie L. - b. Sept...
Last post by patyrn - April 18, 2026, 08:01:05 AMJohnnie L. McElwain, age 72, of Elk City, Kansas, entered into rest on February 21, 2026 at St. John Medical Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He was born on September 28, 1953 in Independence, Kansas to John Delbert and Wanda America (Foster) McElwain.
John attended and graduated from Elk Valley High School in Longton, Kansas in 1971. Following his education, John moved to Wyoming where he worked as a crane operator, truck driver, and heavy equipment operator. During his time in Wyoming, he proudly earned his pilot's license.
John married Wonieta Thompson on Mary 28, 1982. Throughout the years, the couple made their home in Elk City, Kansas, Cleveland, Missouri, and Kansas City before returning to Elk City in 1995. They later divorced in 2000. On June 4, 2002, John married Holly Welch. The couple lived in Olathe, Kansas until John's retirement in 2004 when they returned to Elk City to enjoy a quieter life together.
John found great joy in attending his grandchildren's activities and sporting events. He enjoyed long country drives, fishing, and spending time outdoors working in his yard on his tractor. Time with family was always what meant the most to him.
Those left to cherish his memory include his wife, Holly McElwain of the home; one son, Johnnie (Amber) McElwain of Elk City, Kansas; one daughter, Mandi (Josh) Johnson of Elk City, Kansas; three stepdaughters, Jennifer (John) Robinson of Toronto, Kansas, Jessica (Steven) Robinson of Ketchum, Oklahoma, and Amanda (Joshua) Long of Havana; Kansas; three sisters, Glenda Jean McLaughlin of 'Temecula California, Genneth Moon of Topeka, Kansas, and Judy Skipper of Whitesburg, Georgia; five grandchildren, Ashton Oliver, Addison (Sidney) Simmons, Hayden Simmons, Joshlynn Johnson, and Journey Johnson; three great-grandchildren, Brittyn, Sable Oliver, and Rylen Simmons, along with numerous step-grandchildren, step-great-grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; one brother, Jimmie Lynn McElwain; and three sisters, Jannet Imler, Twyla McElwain, and Marie McElwain.
Funeral service was held on February 28, 2026 at Webb & Rodrick Chapel and Crematory followed by cremation.. Memorial contributions may be made to the Louisburg Township Rural Fire District and may be left with Webb & Rodrick Chapel, 306 W. Main Street, Independence, Kansas 67301.
(taken from the Webb & Rodrick Chapel website)
John attended and graduated from Elk Valley High School in Longton, Kansas in 1971. Following his education, John moved to Wyoming where he worked as a crane operator, truck driver, and heavy equipment operator. During his time in Wyoming, he proudly earned his pilot's license.
John married Wonieta Thompson on Mary 28, 1982. Throughout the years, the couple made their home in Elk City, Kansas, Cleveland, Missouri, and Kansas City before returning to Elk City in 1995. They later divorced in 2000. On June 4, 2002, John married Holly Welch. The couple lived in Olathe, Kansas until John's retirement in 2004 when they returned to Elk City to enjoy a quieter life together.
John found great joy in attending his grandchildren's activities and sporting events. He enjoyed long country drives, fishing, and spending time outdoors working in his yard on his tractor. Time with family was always what meant the most to him.
Those left to cherish his memory include his wife, Holly McElwain of the home; one son, Johnnie (Amber) McElwain of Elk City, Kansas; one daughter, Mandi (Josh) Johnson of Elk City, Kansas; three stepdaughters, Jennifer (John) Robinson of Toronto, Kansas, Jessica (Steven) Robinson of Ketchum, Oklahoma, and Amanda (Joshua) Long of Havana; Kansas; three sisters, Glenda Jean McLaughlin of 'Temecula California, Genneth Moon of Topeka, Kansas, and Judy Skipper of Whitesburg, Georgia; five grandchildren, Ashton Oliver, Addison (Sidney) Simmons, Hayden Simmons, Joshlynn Johnson, and Journey Johnson; three great-grandchildren, Brittyn, Sable Oliver, and Rylen Simmons, along with numerous step-grandchildren, step-great-grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; one brother, Jimmie Lynn McElwain; and three sisters, Jannet Imler, Twyla McElwain, and Marie McElwain.
Funeral service was held on February 28, 2026 at Webb & Rodrick Chapel and Crematory followed by cremation.. Memorial contributions may be made to the Louisburg Township Rural Fire District and may be left with Webb & Rodrick Chapel, 306 W. Main Street, Independence, Kansas 67301.
(taken from the Webb & Rodrick Chapel website)
#48
Obituaries / FIELDER, Flora Mae (Voorhees) ...
Last post by patyrn - April 18, 2026, 07:38:13 AMFlora Mae Fielder, age 77, of Longton and Wichita, Kansas, passed away in her home on December 25, 2025. She was born June 26, 1948 in Minneola, Kansas to Raymond and Esther (Dixon) Voorhees.
Flora attended and graduated from Reading, Kansas High School. Later that same year, she met the love of her life while working in a small cafe that she worked at in Reading. A college boy that she short-changed "by accident", Flora married Stephen Howard Fielder on July 7, 1968 in Nowata, Oklahoma.
The couple made their home in Longton, Kansas where Flora pursued various lines of work before getting a job at Elk Valley Schools in Longton as their Head Cook. For 37 years, she made homemade meals and rolls for the students and staff of Elk Valley. She was also a member of the Methodist Church and the Longton Booster 4-H Club as a parent and project leader. Flora was always up for any adventure that her husband, Steve, could think of. She helped him with numerous projects around their 5-acre farm, helping to raise lambs, pigs, cows, goats, chickens, tending to a huge garden or any reptile or stray animal that got dropped off at their doorstep.
Flora never liked to be the center of attention, always happy to work behind the scenes. Unless she was pushing her daughters to get a 4-H or school project done on time or making sure all of her husband's farm animals got fed and put away while he ran to a meeting, she was making dozens and dozens of her homemade cinnamon rolls for a bake sale or auction. Flora loved being able to help people.
Those left to cherish her memory include two daughters, 'Stephanie (Richard) Babino of Wichita, Kansas and Sara (Jason) Scates of Andover, Kansas; one brother, George (Sharon) Voorhees of Colony, Kansas; grandchildren, Tanisha (Jacob) Riddle, Ashlyn Babino, Brock Scates. Emma Scates, and Josh (Sasho) Riddle; great-grandchildren, Nixa Riddle, Ezra Riddle, Axel Riddle, Cora Riddle, Kian Riddle, Cody Baker, Hartlynn Riddle, and Stori Riddle. Flora was preceded in death by her husband, Stephen Fielder; parents, Raymond and Esther Voorhees; brothers, John Voorhees and Warren Voorhees; and a grandson Tre Michael.
Graveside services were held on January 3, 2026 at the Longton City Cemetery in Longton, Kansas. Webb & Rodrick Chapel and Crematory in Independence, Kansas handled the arrangements.
(taken from the Webb & Rodrick Chapel website)
Flora attended and graduated from Reading, Kansas High School. Later that same year, she met the love of her life while working in a small cafe that she worked at in Reading. A college boy that she short-changed "by accident", Flora married Stephen Howard Fielder on July 7, 1968 in Nowata, Oklahoma.
The couple made their home in Longton, Kansas where Flora pursued various lines of work before getting a job at Elk Valley Schools in Longton as their Head Cook. For 37 years, she made homemade meals and rolls for the students and staff of Elk Valley. She was also a member of the Methodist Church and the Longton Booster 4-H Club as a parent and project leader. Flora was always up for any adventure that her husband, Steve, could think of. She helped him with numerous projects around their 5-acre farm, helping to raise lambs, pigs, cows, goats, chickens, tending to a huge garden or any reptile or stray animal that got dropped off at their doorstep.
Flora never liked to be the center of attention, always happy to work behind the scenes. Unless she was pushing her daughters to get a 4-H or school project done on time or making sure all of her husband's farm animals got fed and put away while he ran to a meeting, she was making dozens and dozens of her homemade cinnamon rolls for a bake sale or auction. Flora loved being able to help people.
Those left to cherish her memory include two daughters, 'Stephanie (Richard) Babino of Wichita, Kansas and Sara (Jason) Scates of Andover, Kansas; one brother, George (Sharon) Voorhees of Colony, Kansas; grandchildren, Tanisha (Jacob) Riddle, Ashlyn Babino, Brock Scates. Emma Scates, and Josh (Sasho) Riddle; great-grandchildren, Nixa Riddle, Ezra Riddle, Axel Riddle, Cora Riddle, Kian Riddle, Cody Baker, Hartlynn Riddle, and Stori Riddle. Flora was preceded in death by her husband, Stephen Fielder; parents, Raymond and Esther Voorhees; brothers, John Voorhees and Warren Voorhees; and a grandson Tre Michael.
Graveside services were held on January 3, 2026 at the Longton City Cemetery in Longton, Kansas. Webb & Rodrick Chapel and Crematory in Independence, Kansas handled the arrangements.
(taken from the Webb & Rodrick Chapel website)
#49
Obituaries / HARDEN, Phyllis Mae (Elsheimer...
Last post by patyrn - April 16, 2026, 11:13:32 AMPhyllis Mae Harden, age 81, of Pampa, Texas, was born on April 4, 1944 in Grenola, Kansas to Philip and Elva Elsheimer. She died April 1, 2026 in Amarillo, Texas after a brave struggle with cancer for several years.
Phyllis's family were grocery store owners in Grenola, Kansas, and after World War II when the local population decreased, they sold their store since there were two others in town and moved to Texas in 1956. Phyllis graduated from Pampa High School in 1962. She was married to Gale Harden in 1964. To this union were born two sons, Randall in 1965 and Greg in 1968. They owned and operated Miami Roustabout Service for 45 years.
In her retirement, Phyllis enjoyed playing Pokeno and Bingo with friends. She loved spending time with her family, gardening, and traveling. She was lovingly known as Nana to her grandchildren, Aunt Babies to her nieces and nephews, and Mean Babies to her great nieces.
Phyllis is survived by her husband, Gale Harden of the home; son, Greg (Kristi) Harden of Pampa, Texas; ; two grandchildren, Karli Harden of Las Vegas, Nevada and Rhett (Kinley) Harden of Georgetown, Texas; two great-grandchildren, Madison and Poet of Georgetown, Texas; her sister, Eleanor (Bill) Mercer of Amarillo, Texas; her brother Philip (Phyllis) Elsheimer of Pampa, Texas; bonus daughter, Debbie (Harold) Murray.; and many additional nieces, nephews, and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; her son, Randall Harden; her brother-in-law, Bill Harden; and her nephew, Glen Mercer. Burial was conducted at Harden Acres Cemetery in Mobeetre, Texas. Memorials can be made to Briarwood Church, 1800 W. Harvester, Pampa, Texas 79065. Arrangements were under the direction of Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors and Crematory of Pampa, Texas.
(taken from the Carmichael-Whatley website)
Phyllis's family were grocery store owners in Grenola, Kansas, and after World War II when the local population decreased, they sold their store since there were two others in town and moved to Texas in 1956. Phyllis graduated from Pampa High School in 1962. She was married to Gale Harden in 1964. To this union were born two sons, Randall in 1965 and Greg in 1968. They owned and operated Miami Roustabout Service for 45 years.
In her retirement, Phyllis enjoyed playing Pokeno and Bingo with friends. She loved spending time with her family, gardening, and traveling. She was lovingly known as Nana to her grandchildren, Aunt Babies to her nieces and nephews, and Mean Babies to her great nieces.
Phyllis is survived by her husband, Gale Harden of the home; son, Greg (Kristi) Harden of Pampa, Texas; ; two grandchildren, Karli Harden of Las Vegas, Nevada and Rhett (Kinley) Harden of Georgetown, Texas; two great-grandchildren, Madison and Poet of Georgetown, Texas; her sister, Eleanor (Bill) Mercer of Amarillo, Texas; her brother Philip (Phyllis) Elsheimer of Pampa, Texas; bonus daughter, Debbie (Harold) Murray.; and many additional nieces, nephews, and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; her son, Randall Harden; her brother-in-law, Bill Harden; and her nephew, Glen Mercer. Burial was conducted at Harden Acres Cemetery in Mobeetre, Texas. Memorials can be made to Briarwood Church, 1800 W. Harvester, Pampa, Texas 79065. Arrangements were under the direction of Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors and Crematory of Pampa, Texas.
(taken from the Carmichael-Whatley website)
#50
Obituaries / TREFETHEN, Jeanne Denise (Davi...
Last post by patyrn - April 10, 2026, 10:45:17 PMJeanne Denise (Davis) Trefethen, age 55, of Burden, Kansas, passed away April 7, 2026 at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, Kansas. Born March 6, 1971 in Winfield, Kansas, she was the daughter of Martin "Marty" and Gloria (Kelly) Davis.
Jeanne was raised and received her education in Winfield, Kansas, graduating from Winfield, High School in 1989. After high school, she went to work at Binney & Smith working in several capacities including forklift driver. She remained at Binney & Smith until its closing in 1997. Shen then attended Cowley County Community College in Arkansas City, Kansas, graduating with an Associate degree in Criminal Justice. During this time, she worked as an Assistant Manager at Wendy's.
Jenne worked at Rubbermaid for a number of years where she met Denis Trefethen. The couple were married on February 14, 2005 in Winfield where they made their home. They later move to Burden, Kansas where Jeanne was a dedicated homemaker, wife, and mother. She was a member of Holy Name Catholic Church. She enjoyed shopping, collecting candles, going to craft fairs, riding dune buggies, and spending time with her children and grandchildren.
Her family includes her husband, Denis Trefethen of Burden, Kansas; her sons, Jonathan (Faith) Austin of Hutchinson, Kansas and Trystan Trefethen of Burden, Kansas; her mother, Gloria Davis of Winfield, Kansas; her brother, Jeff Davis of Winfield, Kansas, her sister, Jamie (Todd) Harrod of Winfield, Kansas; and her grandchildren, Journey, Brenton, Braden, Waylon, and John. She was preceded in death by her father.
Private services will be held at a later date. Arrangements are under the care of Miles Funeral Service, 4001 E. 9th Avenue, Winfield, Kansas 67156. A memorial has been established in Jeanne's name for the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation, and contributions may be made through the funeral home.
(taken from the Miles Funeral Service website)
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Jeanne Trefethen is the daughter-in-law of Julia Brenner of Howard, Kansas and the sister-in-law of Eric Brenner and Jana Brenner.
Jeanne was raised and received her education in Winfield, Kansas, graduating from Winfield, High School in 1989. After high school, she went to work at Binney & Smith working in several capacities including forklift driver. She remained at Binney & Smith until its closing in 1997. Shen then attended Cowley County Community College in Arkansas City, Kansas, graduating with an Associate degree in Criminal Justice. During this time, she worked as an Assistant Manager at Wendy's.
Jenne worked at Rubbermaid for a number of years where she met Denis Trefethen. The couple were married on February 14, 2005 in Winfield where they made their home. They later move to Burden, Kansas where Jeanne was a dedicated homemaker, wife, and mother. She was a member of Holy Name Catholic Church. She enjoyed shopping, collecting candles, going to craft fairs, riding dune buggies, and spending time with her children and grandchildren.
Her family includes her husband, Denis Trefethen of Burden, Kansas; her sons, Jonathan (Faith) Austin of Hutchinson, Kansas and Trystan Trefethen of Burden, Kansas; her mother, Gloria Davis of Winfield, Kansas; her brother, Jeff Davis of Winfield, Kansas, her sister, Jamie (Todd) Harrod of Winfield, Kansas; and her grandchildren, Journey, Brenton, Braden, Waylon, and John. She was preceded in death by her father.
Private services will be held at a later date. Arrangements are under the care of Miles Funeral Service, 4001 E. 9th Avenue, Winfield, Kansas 67156. A memorial has been established in Jeanne's name for the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation, and contributions may be made through the funeral home.
(taken from the Miles Funeral Service website)
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Jeanne Trefethen is the daughter-in-law of Julia Brenner of Howard, Kansas and the sister-in-law of Eric Brenner and Jana Brenner.
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