Buelah A. Lollar, 85, Granby, died June 22, 2015 at Freeman West Hospital, following an illness. Buelah was born Aug. 21, 1929 in Ironton, MO.
Buelah and her husband, Clyde, raised five children while living in Colorado where they enjoyed camping every summer in the mountains. While living in Colorado, she enjoyed driving a school bus for the Jefferson County School District in Denver for seven years. After 30 years in Colorado, Buelah and her husband returned to Missouri, setting just west of Granby and for over twenty years, they owned and operated C and B Kennels, raising different types of registered breeds of dogs. Buelah loved taking care of the birthing and puppies and her favorite breed was the Boxer dogs.
She has been a regular active member at the Neosho Senior Center since 2007, participating in their many activities. She enjoyed and was an excellent crafter, including sewing and crocheting.
Survivors are private per FindaGrave guidelines.
She is preceded in death by her husband, Grover Clyde Lollar, Sr.; a son, Michael A. Lollar; a sister, Audria L. Myers; two half brothers, James Duree and Joseph Duree and a grandson, Jared Lollar.
Buelah and her husband, Clyde, raised five children while living in Colorado where they enjoyed camping every summer in the mountains. While living in Colorado, she enjoyed driving a school bus for the Jefferson County School District in Denver for seven years. After 30 years in Colorado, Buelah and her husband returned to Missouri, setting just west of Granby and for over twenty years, they owned and operated C and B Kennels, raising different types of registered breeds of dogs. Buelah loved taking care of the birthing and puppies and her favorite breed was the Boxer dogs.
She has been a regular active member at the Neosho Senior Center since 2007, participating in their many activities. She enjoyed and was an excellent crafter, including sewing and crocheting.
Survivors are private per FindaGrave guidelines.
She is preceded in death by her husband, Grover Clyde Lollar, Sr.; a son, Michael A. Lollar; a sister, Audria L. Myers; two half brothers, James Duree and Joseph Duree and a grandson, Jared Lollar.
Buelah A. Lollar, 85, Granby, died June 22, 2015 at Freeman West Hospital, following an illness. Buelah was born Aug. 21, 1929 in Ironton, MO.
Buelah and her husband, Clyde, raised five children while living in Colorado where they enjoyed camping every summer in the mountains. While living in Colorado, she enjoyed driving a school bus for the Jefferson County School District in Denver for seven years. After 30 years in Colorado, Buelah and her husband returned to Missouri, setting just west of Granby and for over twenty years, they owned and operated C and B Kennels, raising different types of registered breeds of dogs. Buelah loved taking care of the birthing and puppies and her favorite breed was the Boxer dogs.
She has been a regular active member at the Neosho Senior Center since 2007, participating in their many activities. She enjoyed and was an excellent crafter, including sewing and crocheting.
Survivors are private per FindaGrave guidelines.
She is preceded in death by her husband, Grover Clyde Lollar, Sr.; a son, Michael A. Lollar; a sister, Audria L. Myers; two half brothers, James Duree and Joseph Duree and a grandson, Jared Lollar.
Buelah and her husband, Clyde, raised five children while living in Colorado where they enjoyed camping every summer in the mountains. While living in Colorado, she enjoyed driving a school bus for the Jefferson County School District in Denver for seven years. After 30 years in Colorado, Buelah and her husband returned to Missouri, setting just west of Granby and for over twenty years, they owned and operated C and B Kennels, raising different types of registered breeds of dogs. Buelah loved taking care of the birthing and puppies and her favorite breed was the Boxer dogs.
She has been a regular active member at the Neosho Senior Center since 2007, participating in their many activities. She enjoyed and was an excellent crafter, including sewing and crocheting.
Survivors are private per FindaGrave guidelines.
She is preceded in death by her husband, Grover Clyde Lollar, Sr.; a son, Michael A. Lollar; a sister, Audria L. Myers; two half brothers, James Duree and Joseph Duree and a grandson, Jared Lollar.
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