Jacqueline Ryan Capps, born on July 4, 1988. Ryan lived her life with a passion for loving and helping others until she was welcomed by the angels into her heavenly home at 2 a.m. May 18, 2006.
Ryan's life ended as a result of complications with end-stage renal failure. She had fought the disease for several years before choosing to stop her hemo dialysis treatments. She completed her life of 17 years at her home in Ozark, surrounded by her family and friends.
Ryan was the well-known face and the voice of the Children's Miracle Network as their Ambassador for the last 12 years. Ryan has been an active host for many fund raising events for CMN, as well as appearing on the annual CMN Telethon. She was born with Spina Bifida, a paralyzing neuro defect, and was confined to a wheelchair.
Ryan is survived by her parents, Ed Capps and Kimber Ott; sisters, Alisha Curran and Cayman Ott; brother, Kody Dunn; grandparents, Jack and Georgia Ott and Helen Capps; great grandmother, Juanita Hutchins.
Source: Springfield News Leader
Ryan's life ended as a result of complications with end-stage renal failure. She had fought the disease for several years before choosing to stop her hemo dialysis treatments. She completed her life of 17 years at her home in Ozark, surrounded by her family and friends.
Ryan was the well-known face and the voice of the Children's Miracle Network as their Ambassador for the last 12 years. Ryan has been an active host for many fund raising events for CMN, as well as appearing on the annual CMN Telethon. She was born with Spina Bifida, a paralyzing neuro defect, and was confined to a wheelchair.
Ryan is survived by her parents, Ed Capps and Kimber Ott; sisters, Alisha Curran and Cayman Ott; brother, Kody Dunn; grandparents, Jack and Georgia Ott and Helen Capps; great grandmother, Juanita Hutchins.
Source: Springfield News Leader
Jacqueline Ryan Capps, born on July 4, 1988. Ryan lived her life with a passion for loving and helping others until she was welcomed by the angels into her heavenly home at 2 a.m. May 18, 2006.
Ryan's life ended as a result of complications with end-stage renal failure. She had fought the disease for several years before choosing to stop her hemo dialysis treatments. She completed her life of 17 years at her home in Ozark, surrounded by her family and friends.
Ryan was the well-known face and the voice of the Children's Miracle Network as their Ambassador for the last 12 years. Ryan has been an active host for many fund raising events for CMN, as well as appearing on the annual CMN Telethon. She was born with Spina Bifida, a paralyzing neuro defect, and was confined to a wheelchair.
Ryan is survived by her parents, Ed Capps and Kimber Ott; sisters, Alisha Curran and Cayman Ott; brother, Kody Dunn; grandparents, Jack and Georgia Ott and Helen Capps; great grandmother, Juanita Hutchins.
Source: Springfield News Leader
Ryan's life ended as a result of complications with end-stage renal failure. She had fought the disease for several years before choosing to stop her hemo dialysis treatments. She completed her life of 17 years at her home in Ozark, surrounded by her family and friends.
Ryan was the well-known face and the voice of the Children's Miracle Network as their Ambassador for the last 12 years. Ryan has been an active host for many fund raising events for CMN, as well as appearing on the annual CMN Telethon. She was born with Spina Bifida, a paralyzing neuro defect, and was confined to a wheelchair.
Ryan is survived by her parents, Ed Capps and Kimber Ott; sisters, Alisha Curran and Cayman Ott; brother, Kody Dunn; grandparents, Jack and Georgia Ott and Helen Capps; great grandmother, Juanita Hutchins.
Source: Springfield News Leader
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