Ruth Marion Lindsey, died Jan 22, 2008, at Bothwell Regional Health Center.
She was born Feb 12, 1921 in Sedalia, the daughter of John Robert and Josephine Elizabeth Butler Atkinson. On Jul 1, 1949, in Sedalia, she was married to Albert L Lindsey who died Apr 12, 2007.
Mrs. Lindsey was raised and educated in Sedalia, and was a graduate of Smith Cotton High School and a graduate of Central Business College. She worked as a Civil Servant in the VA office in Kansas City, MO. She then worked for many years as a deputy recorder in the Pettis County Recorder's Office. She was a member of St. Patrick Church where she served on the Human Development Committee. She was a member of Daughters of Isabella Circle 310 for over 50 years. She was active in the following organizations: Helping Hands, NARVE #42, Women of the Moose #1242, Women's Democratic Club of Pettis County, Open Door Ministry, AARP #660, and Western Missouri & KC Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation.
Also surviving are a son Robert Lindsey and wife Jean, of Wheaton, IL: a grandson, Keith Lindsey, and a granddaughter, Devin Lindsey.
She was predeceased by her husband, and three brothers, John Atkinson, Howard Atkinson and William Atkinson
Pallbearers were John Atkinson, Lou Atkinson, Larry Walter, Mark Pearce, Pat Faulstich, Eddy Wagoner, Tom Turner and Louie Dickmann.
Honorary pallbearers were Sandra Wagoner, Mary Elizabeth Turner, Vicki Worrell, Dianne Taylor, Sharon Atkinson, Antonia "Toni" Walter, Ann Pearce, Tami Faulstich, Carol Atkinson and Sandy Dickmann.
She was born Feb 12, 1921 in Sedalia, the daughter of John Robert and Josephine Elizabeth Butler Atkinson. On Jul 1, 1949, in Sedalia, she was married to Albert L Lindsey who died Apr 12, 2007.
Mrs. Lindsey was raised and educated in Sedalia, and was a graduate of Smith Cotton High School and a graduate of Central Business College. She worked as a Civil Servant in the VA office in Kansas City, MO. She then worked for many years as a deputy recorder in the Pettis County Recorder's Office. She was a member of St. Patrick Church where she served on the Human Development Committee. She was a member of Daughters of Isabella Circle 310 for over 50 years. She was active in the following organizations: Helping Hands, NARVE #42, Women of the Moose #1242, Women's Democratic Club of Pettis County, Open Door Ministry, AARP #660, and Western Missouri & KC Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation.
Also surviving are a son Robert Lindsey and wife Jean, of Wheaton, IL: a grandson, Keith Lindsey, and a granddaughter, Devin Lindsey.
She was predeceased by her husband, and three brothers, John Atkinson, Howard Atkinson and William Atkinson
Pallbearers were John Atkinson, Lou Atkinson, Larry Walter, Mark Pearce, Pat Faulstich, Eddy Wagoner, Tom Turner and Louie Dickmann.
Honorary pallbearers were Sandra Wagoner, Mary Elizabeth Turner, Vicki Worrell, Dianne Taylor, Sharon Atkinson, Antonia "Toni" Walter, Ann Pearce, Tami Faulstich, Carol Atkinson and Sandy Dickmann.
Ruth Marion Lindsey, died Jan 22, 2008, at Bothwell Regional Health Center.
She was born Feb 12, 1921 in Sedalia, the daughter of John Robert and Josephine Elizabeth Butler Atkinson. On Jul 1, 1949, in Sedalia, she was married to Albert L Lindsey who died Apr 12, 2007.
Mrs. Lindsey was raised and educated in Sedalia, and was a graduate of Smith Cotton High School and a graduate of Central Business College. She worked as a Civil Servant in the VA office in Kansas City, MO. She then worked for many years as a deputy recorder in the Pettis County Recorder's Office. She was a member of St. Patrick Church where she served on the Human Development Committee. She was a member of Daughters of Isabella Circle 310 for over 50 years. She was active in the following organizations: Helping Hands, NARVE #42, Women of the Moose #1242, Women's Democratic Club of Pettis County, Open Door Ministry, AARP #660, and Western Missouri & KC Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation.
Also surviving are a son Robert Lindsey and wife Jean, of Wheaton, IL: a grandson, Keith Lindsey, and a granddaughter, Devin Lindsey.
She was predeceased by her husband, and three brothers, John Atkinson, Howard Atkinson and William Atkinson
Pallbearers were John Atkinson, Lou Atkinson, Larry Walter, Mark Pearce, Pat Faulstich, Eddy Wagoner, Tom Turner and Louie Dickmann.
Honorary pallbearers were Sandra Wagoner, Mary Elizabeth Turner, Vicki Worrell, Dianne Taylor, Sharon Atkinson, Antonia "Toni" Walter, Ann Pearce, Tami Faulstich, Carol Atkinson and Sandy Dickmann.
She was born Feb 12, 1921 in Sedalia, the daughter of John Robert and Josephine Elizabeth Butler Atkinson. On Jul 1, 1949, in Sedalia, she was married to Albert L Lindsey who died Apr 12, 2007.
Mrs. Lindsey was raised and educated in Sedalia, and was a graduate of Smith Cotton High School and a graduate of Central Business College. She worked as a Civil Servant in the VA office in Kansas City, MO. She then worked for many years as a deputy recorder in the Pettis County Recorder's Office. She was a member of St. Patrick Church where she served on the Human Development Committee. She was a member of Daughters of Isabella Circle 310 for over 50 years. She was active in the following organizations: Helping Hands, NARVE #42, Women of the Moose #1242, Women's Democratic Club of Pettis County, Open Door Ministry, AARP #660, and Western Missouri & KC Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation.
Also surviving are a son Robert Lindsey and wife Jean, of Wheaton, IL: a grandson, Keith Lindsey, and a granddaughter, Devin Lindsey.
She was predeceased by her husband, and three brothers, John Atkinson, Howard Atkinson and William Atkinson
Pallbearers were John Atkinson, Lou Atkinson, Larry Walter, Mark Pearce, Pat Faulstich, Eddy Wagoner, Tom Turner and Louie Dickmann.
Honorary pallbearers were Sandra Wagoner, Mary Elizabeth Turner, Vicki Worrell, Dianne Taylor, Sharon Atkinson, Antonia "Toni" Walter, Ann Pearce, Tami Faulstich, Carol Atkinson and Sandy Dickmann.
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