Sharon Ransdell Humberg, 58, of Monroe City, MO., died Friday, August 1, 2008 at Bristol Manor in Monroe City, MO. Mrs. Humberg was born July 10, 1950, in Hannibal, MO., to John H. and Helen M. Maxey Ransdell.
Survivors include: one son: Jonathan Humberg (Georgalene) of Washington, D.C., one brother: John Steven Ransdell (Beverly) of Columbia, MO., and one half brother: Timothy Ransdell of Wellsville, MO, two sisters: Marlene Oglesby (Mark) of Springfield, MO., and Carolyn Duckworth (Richard) of Egg Harbor City, NJ., two grandchildren: Amber and Dania Humberg, and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Humberg was preceded in death by her parents, grandparents, and a brother, David Brown.
Sharon was a homemaker and had also previously worked at Motorola in Quincy, IL. After attending Hannibal Schools Sharon attended Nursing School. Sharon loved life, she enjoyed shopping, listening to music and reading books. She was a very friendly person that loved to spend time with her family and she was especially proud of them.
Services were entrusted to James O'Donnell Funeral Home of Hannibal, Missouri.
Survivors include: one son: Jonathan Humberg (Georgalene) of Washington, D.C., one brother: John Steven Ransdell (Beverly) of Columbia, MO., and one half brother: Timothy Ransdell of Wellsville, MO, two sisters: Marlene Oglesby (Mark) of Springfield, MO., and Carolyn Duckworth (Richard) of Egg Harbor City, NJ., two grandchildren: Amber and Dania Humberg, and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Humberg was preceded in death by her parents, grandparents, and a brother, David Brown.
Sharon was a homemaker and had also previously worked at Motorola in Quincy, IL. After attending Hannibal Schools Sharon attended Nursing School. Sharon loved life, she enjoyed shopping, listening to music and reading books. She was a very friendly person that loved to spend time with her family and she was especially proud of them.
Services were entrusted to James O'Donnell Funeral Home of Hannibal, Missouri.
Sharon Ransdell Humberg, 58, of Monroe City, MO., died Friday, August 1, 2008 at Bristol Manor in Monroe City, MO. Mrs. Humberg was born July 10, 1950, in Hannibal, MO., to John H. and Helen M. Maxey Ransdell.
Survivors include: one son: Jonathan Humberg (Georgalene) of Washington, D.C., one brother: John Steven Ransdell (Beverly) of Columbia, MO., and one half brother: Timothy Ransdell of Wellsville, MO, two sisters: Marlene Oglesby (Mark) of Springfield, MO., and Carolyn Duckworth (Richard) of Egg Harbor City, NJ., two grandchildren: Amber and Dania Humberg, and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Humberg was preceded in death by her parents, grandparents, and a brother, David Brown.
Sharon was a homemaker and had also previously worked at Motorola in Quincy, IL. After attending Hannibal Schools Sharon attended Nursing School. Sharon loved life, she enjoyed shopping, listening to music and reading books. She was a very friendly person that loved to spend time with her family and she was especially proud of them.
Services were entrusted to James O'Donnell Funeral Home of Hannibal, Missouri.
Survivors include: one son: Jonathan Humberg (Georgalene) of Washington, D.C., one brother: John Steven Ransdell (Beverly) of Columbia, MO., and one half brother: Timothy Ransdell of Wellsville, MO, two sisters: Marlene Oglesby (Mark) of Springfield, MO., and Carolyn Duckworth (Richard) of Egg Harbor City, NJ., two grandchildren: Amber and Dania Humberg, and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Humberg was preceded in death by her parents, grandparents, and a brother, David Brown.
Sharon was a homemaker and had also previously worked at Motorola in Quincy, IL. After attending Hannibal Schools Sharon attended Nursing School. Sharon loved life, she enjoyed shopping, listening to music and reading books. She was a very friendly person that loved to spend time with her family and she was especially proud of them.
Services were entrusted to James O'Donnell Funeral Home of Hannibal, Missouri.
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