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10/27/2026

Brenda Kathleen Spies

Brenda Kathleen (Hanna) Spies, 73, of Springfield Mo passed away at 12:31am on Monday October 26 in her home. She was born on Thursday March 12, 1953 on a farm in Littlefield, Texas to Jack and Billie (Robison) Hanna. As a young child the family moved to Cabool, Mo where she had fond memories of swimming in the creek, picking green beans in the boiling sun and playing with cats and dogs on the farm. She graduated from Cabool high school in 1971. She entered into St. John's School of Nursing and graduated in 1974. She met Gary Spies at the Alibi bar in Springfield Mo. They married at St. Agnes Cathedral on April 30, 1977. While starting their family she received her BSN.

They were blessed with 4 children. Brenda pursued her career of nursing at Mercy Hospital working in Pediatrics, NICU, Children Apnea Management, ER, and the Pain Center. She retired in 2013, enjoying many vacations to the beach with family and spending time with her grandchildren. After beginning her battle with cancer in 2020, Brenda continued to live life to the fullest. Outlasting every prognosis, Brenda remained as the rock the family could depend on until the very end. She is greatly missed.

She is survived by her husband Gary Spies; sisters Karla and Tamara; brother Clayton; her children Reboni, Rebekka, Branden, and Brooke; her grandchildren Austin, Abrielle, Emilia, William and Eloise; and numerous nieces and nephews.

A Funeral Mass will be held on Thursday, October 29th, 2026, at 11:00 am at Holy Trinity Catholic Church: 2818 E Bennett St, Springfield, MO 65804, with the Very Reverend Shoby M. Chettiyath, JCL, V.G. celebrating. A visitation will be held one hour prior to the Mass. Brenda will be laid to rest at Resurrection Cemetery in Springfield following the Mass.

Arrangements for Brenda's services have been entrusted to Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral Home, Inc. In this time of loss, her family appreciates your love and support as they honor the life of a remarkable woman whose compassion touched many.

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10/23/2026

Lillie "Peach" Juanita Mathis

Lillie "Peach" Juanita Mathis, 95, of Preston, MO passed away peacefully in the arms of her daughter in her home on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.

She was born on July 23, 1931 in Atherton, MO to Joseph and Floralice Yates. She was the 6th of 9 children and the youngest daughter. She received her education from the school in Cross Timbers, MO. She was baptized at 8 into The Church of Christ Templelot, and was a devoted follower of God.

She married Johnny Mathis in the summer of 1954, and this union brought them three wonderful children; Tonya Renaye Mathis (Randy Livingston), Kimber Layne Mathis (Michelle Denney), Sterling Doyce Mathis (Melissa Mashburn), and one adopted son Mike Hendrix (Donna).

She had many careers throughout her life, but will always be remembered for starting the Hotel of Terror in 1978. She was lovingly called the Queen of Garage Sales because you could always catch her at a garage sale or thrift store. She loved a good pair of shoes, always had her hair done, and didn’t go anywhere without her face on and her pink lipstick. She made the best popcorn balls and put her whole heart into everything she did.

She is preceded in death by her parents, her husband Johnny, 6 brothers, 1 sister, her son Kimber, and 1 great-granddaughter Samantha.

She is survived by 1 sibling (Oak), her daughter (Renaye) her son (Sterling and Melissa), her daughter-in-law (Michelle), 9 grandchildren (Jayson, Tierra (Jamie), Jensen (Andrea), Trevor (Kristina), Corbin (Felicia), Chantel (Michael), Indiana (James), Jordan, Parker), 14 great-grandchildren, and 4 great-great-grandchildren.

Visitation will be from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Monday, October 26, 2026 at Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral Home, 500 E Walnut Street. Funeral services will follow immediately after with Rodger Bruner officiating.

Graveside service will be at 2:00 pm, Monday, October 26, 2026 in Little Niangua cemetery, 34878 Co Rd 150, Preston, MO 65732, under the care of Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral Home with Rodger Bruner officiating.

There will be a pot luck lunch immediately following the graveside service at Oak Yates’s house, 18106 Co Rd 515, Preston, MO.

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10/19/2026

Rhymiah Myquee Miller

Rhymiah Myquee (short for My Queen) Miller born in San Diego, California to Ron Miller and Patricia Crider. She was loved and brought joy and smiles to our lives.

Rhymiah has a beautiful heart, a creative mind, a loving caring sprit. Her interests were arts, music, drawing, painting, and sketching. Her favorite things to draw were trees and people. She liked gaming, music, nature and baking. She made some delicious cookies, breads, and cakes. She took beautiful pictures of sunsets. She loved taking bike rides and loved our cat, Pink. She loved anime and K dramas. She loved to theorize and invent new ideas. Rhymiah could write books, poems, articles, and stories very well for her age. Rhymiah created games and was ready to pick up a tool and fix anything at any moment. Rhymiah loved to joke around; her laughter was infectious. Rhymiah filled our lives with happiness, love, and joy.

Rhymiah is survived by her devoted parents, Ron Miller and Patricia Crider; her loving sisters, Ladaliyah Miller, Amayzah Miller, Brejeigh Miller, and her loving brother, Trevone Wims. She is also survived by her loving grandparents, aunts, and uncles.

A Celebration of Rhymiah's Life will be held at 6:00 pm on Monday, October 19, 2026 at Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral Home: 500 E. Walnut Street, Springfield, MO 65806.

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10/13/2026

Thursa June MacLean

Thursa June MacLean passed away peacefully on October 10, 2026. Thursa was born January 18, 1934, in Webster County, Missouri, to Lloyd and Jessie Hargus.

In 1944, at the age of 10, her family moved to Southern California, where she would spend much of her life.

After graduating from Hollywood High School, Thursa joined the Lockheed Corporation. She began as a mail runner and quickly advanced to a corporate secretary. She worked with aviation legends Kelly Johnson, Walter LaBerge, and Russ Hopps and made many lifelong friendships. She is even credited with naming the Lockheed TriStar aircraft.

Thursa married Greg MacLean in 1956. He, too, worked at Lockheed as an engineer, and together they enjoyed a life of love, faith, community, and adventure.

In 1986, Thursa and Greg adopted 10-year-old Rebecca, who was the perfect addition to their family and made their lives even more complete. From that moment on, their life together was filled with a deeper kind of love, and the time they shared as a family became their greatest adventure of all.

Thursa was a beauty inside and out; her energy and love of life were always evident. She loved to throw parties, to cook gourmet meals, and to tell stories. She could be hosting Emerald Evening, Chrism Mass celebrations, or sitting by the pool with Greg and Fr. Dave. She had a flair and loved creating memories with others.

Thursa had a deep faith and love of community. She believed everyone should be treated with respect and kindness—animals, too. Their house was always filled with rescue pets, each of whom they loved until the end.

For years, Thursa volunteered by washing and ironing church vestments, delivering communion to nursing homes, and serving at St. Vincent de Paul. She took great joy sitting in the front of the church, listening to the choir.

Thursa is survived by her daughter, Rebecca MacLean; three sisters, Marian Spaulding, Emma Lewis (Larry), and Martha McCardle (Roger); and numerous cousins, nieces, and nephews who held a special place in her heart.

She was preceded in death by her husband of 68 years, Greg MacLean; her brother, Donald Hargus; her sister, Elaine Nye; and her parents, Lloyd and Jessie Hargus.

A debt of gratitude is owed to our friends at The Montclair, Phoenix Healthcare, Phoenix Hospice, and Jacob’s Ladder. You’ve all been a constant source of care and support for my mother and father. We thank you for this kindness.

As Ram Dass said, “We are all just walking each other home.”

Services will be held on Friday, October 16, 2026 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. The Rosary will begin at 11:00 a.m., with visitation immediately afterward and the Funeral Mass at 12:00 p.m. Burial will take place at Maple Park Cemetery under the direction of Herman Lohmeyer Funeral Home.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations to Rescue One or a hospice organization of your choice would be appreciated.

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10/11/2026

Lori Lynn Duggan

Lori Lynn Duggan passed away on September 26, 2026 at Cox Hospital surrounded by family.

She was born in Burlington, Iowa on August 11, 1956 to Don and Viriginia Heisler. During most of her elementary years, she lived in Morning Sun, Iowa. Her family moved to Springfield, Missouri where she graduated from Hillcrest High School, class of 1975. She was also a graduate of Springfield Cosmetology School.

After high school, she was employed by Silver Dollar City where she developed lifelong friendships. She moved to Columbia, Missouri and then spent nearly a decade in St. Louis where she had a successful career as a hair stylist.

Lori was an avid sports fan, especially of the St. Louis Cardinals. She also had a deep love for horses and enjoyed spending the day riding or barrel racing. She also loved attending home games for the Cardinals and keeping up with her other favorite sports teams.

Her desire to be near family brought her back to Springfield. She loved being closer to her mother, sisters, and beloved nephews.

Lori married the love of her life, Robbie Duggan, in 2001. He is a wonderful step-father to her daughter, Melanie (Mel), and she was very thankful for the close relationship they fostered. Lori loved raising Melanie and enjoyed being involved with her school activities. She coached her t-ball and youth softball teams, but being a band mom were some of her fondest memories. As Melanie grew, they became best friends and enjoyed common interests… especially sports. Go Cardinals!

Significant health trials plagued Lori’s life over numerous years. Her addiction to opioids was a by-product of injuries, surgeries, and medical complications. In 2013, she proudly completed the 12 Step Narcotics Anonymous Program where she became a sponsor and mentor to many. She was a loyal supporter of NA and enjoyed volunteering and leading groups at the Greene County Jail and Medical Center for Federal Prisoners. It has been our family’s joy hearing the testimonies of how she changed the lives of many she served and sponsored.

Lori was an active member of Northside Christian Church until her health declined. She had many loving friends from her time spent there.

Upon retirement, Lori enjoyed daily walks with her furry friend Finn, gardening, watching the St. Louis and Springfield Cardinals as well as other favorite sports teams with her daughter. She cherished time with family and friends. Her almost-daily texts with her brother and sisters were filled with loving inquiries about the grandchildren and nephews, and she always shared in our excitement about their travels, making us feel that she was right along with us. She was the strongest and most generous person we have ever known, always giving of herself and showing up for the people she loved. We will miss her greatly.

Lori is preceded in death by her mother and father, Virginia and Don. She is survived by her ex husband Robbie Duggan, beloved daughter Mel, sweet companion Finn, sisters Cyndi Carr and Robbin Vigil (Loren, all in Springfield), and brother Don (Diana, Salt Lake City).

A memorial for family and friends will be held at a later date.

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10/09/2026

Micah Edward Newsome

Micah was born at St. Anthony’s in St. Louis County on October 23 to Kimberly Lynn Newsome and Edger Leroy Newsome.

Micah enjoyed his masonry work and traveling to various locations throughout his career. He was a man of strong faith. In his younger years, he enjoyed tinkering with vehicles, and in later years, he was a doting uncle to his nieces and nephews, sharing his passion for comic books with them.

Micah was an avid fan of the St. Louis Cardinals, Kansas City Royals, and St. Louis Blues. He always looked forward to family gatherings and reminiscing about memories from childhood and adulthood.

He departed this life on September 27, 2026, in Springfield, Missouri. He was preceded in death by his mother, Kimberly Newsome, and his eldest sister, Krystal Enloe. He is survived by his father, Ed Newsome of Lebanon, MO; sister, Emily Newsome of Lebanon, MO; sister, Sarah Newsome of Texas; and sister, Stephanie Newsome of Nixa, MO; as well as several nieces and nephews. He is now at peace with our Lord and Savior.

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10/07/2026

Carol Jeanne Foster Camporeale

Carol Jeanne (Ramay) Foster Camporeale, 90, of Twin Falls ID, passed away on Thursday, October 1, 2026. She was attended to by her family as she was called to heaven. She was born in Porterville CA, March 8th, 1936 and was the daughter of William Worth Ramey and Florence Rebecca Nichols Ramey.

Carol graduated from Kingsburg, CA High School in 1955.

Carol married Richard (Dick) Boyd Foster in Porterville, CA and moved to San Jose CA in 1957. While living in San Jose they had four boys: Eric, Kent, Todd, and Keith. In California she was a homemaker who adored and protected her children.

She loved going to the beach, dancing, play cards, and socializing with her friends.

In 1968 Dick and Carol made the tough decision to give up a thriving business and move to Springfield, MO to raise their children in a safer and more wholesome environment.

While living in Springfield, Carol was involved in the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion Post 676 and served a year in the position of President of the Women’s Auxiliary. She also worked at James Home Decor as an interior decorator for many years.

In 1984, they moved back to San Jose, CA where she opened a home interior store in Morgan Hill.

Later, she and Dick were apartment managers in the San Jose area until Dick's death in 1996. She continued to live in CA and met and married Joseph Camporeale in 2000. They moved to Rio Vista, CA until Joseph’s passing in 2012.

In 2013, she moved to Nixa, MO and was an active member of Aldersgate UMC.

Carol loved to joke around, travel, spend time with family, spoil her grandkids and great grand kids.

In 2022, she moved to Twin Falls, ID and lived at Bridgeview Estates until her passing.

Carol is survived by her four boys:

Eric (son) and his wife Nancy: Ryan (grandson) and his wife Megan, (great grandchildren) Austin, Alanna, Leila, Cora, Maren, Raegan, Brynlee; Heather (granddaughter) and her husband Trevor, (great grandchildren) Emerson, River, Amelia, and expected great granddaughter (Mar 2027); Benjamin (grandson) and partner Jared, and Hunter (grandson)

Kent (son) and his wife Pam: Bradley (grandson) and his wife Tarah; Brett (grandson) and his wife Shonda, (great grandchildren) Stuart, Caroline, Eleanor Foster; Brooke (granddaughter) and her husband Randy, (great grandchild) James Preslar, and expected great-granddaughter (February, 2027).

Todd (son) and his wife Brenda: Krystal (granddaughter), Skyler (great grandchild); Tara (granddaughter) and her husband Scott, (great grandchildren) Annaleese, Peyton, Colton; Cortney (granddaughter) and her husband Andrew, (great grandchildren) Jacob and Evelyn

Keith (son)

Visitation will begin at 9:30 am Monday October 26, 2026 at Aldersgate Church 460 W. Aldersgate Drive Nixa, MO with the celebration of life to begin at 10 am with Pastor Dennis Miller officiating. After the celebration of life, there will be a private grave service for immediate family members.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the

Hospice Foundation of America (HFA): Donate - Hospice Foundation of America

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10/05/2026

Russell Allan Swearingin

Russell Swearingin, a beloved son, father, and friend, passed away peacefully on October 4, 2026, in Springfield, Missouri, surrounded by his family. He was born on November 20, 1984, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and was a cherished member of the Swearingin family. He was the son of Russell Swearingin Sr. of Mulberry, Arkansas, and the late Qualynn Pope of Springfield, Missouri.

Russell is deeply mourned by his surviving family, including his father, Russell, and stepmother, Sherry Swearingin; his grandmother, Claudine Keller; his aunt, Sheryl Patterson; his children, especially his pride and joy, Russell Swearingin III; his siblings, Heather Swanson, Grant Swearingin, Katlin Swearingin, and David Swearingin; and his niece, Savannah Pope. His closest friend, Amber Vigor, who was steadfast in her love and support, also shares in the family's grief.

Russell's life was enriched by the love and memories of those who preceded him in death, including his grandfathers, Howard Swearingin and Jim Pope; step-grandfather, Wendell Keller; grandmother, Sue Pope; mother, Qualynn Pope; uncle, Phillip Swearingin; and uncle, Jim Patterson. Their love, guidance, and memories helped shape Russell into the man he became.

Russell's life was a testament to love, dedication, and devotion to his family. He and Amber Vigor worked together to create a loving and nurturing environment for their son, Russell Swearingin III. Russell spent his career working alongside his grandfather, Jim Pope, at Kingsway Trailers, where he was known for his diligence, dedication, and strong work ethic.

Outside of work, Russell found joy in life's simple pleasures. He loved spending time with his family and friends, and music was a constant source of joy throughout his life. His warm smile and caring nature brought positivity and comfort to those around him. Above all, Russell took immense pride in his son, often sharing stories of his accomplishments with joy and admiration.

During his final days, Russell was surrounded by the love and presence of those closest to him. Amber was steadfast in her support and helped ensure that Russell could spend his final days surrounded by his loved ones, including his son. The family expresses their profound gratitude to Amber for her unwavering care, love, and support during this difficult time.

A private funeral ceremony will be held to honor Russell's life and legacy. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that donations be made in Russell's memory to a charity of your choice.

Russell will forever be remembered for his kind heart, warm smile, and the love he shared with his family and friends. His memory will live on in the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to know and love him.

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10/04/2026

Roger Allen Earehart

Roger passed away on September 30, at his home in Springfield, MO. He was born on November 15, 1973 to Veda (Baker) Barnard and Dwight Earehart. He attended Lebanon High School and was one class short of earning his bachelor’s degree from Missouri State University.

A born storyteller, Roger possessed a vivid imagination and a sharp wit, which naturally led him to pursue his passion in screenwriting. In 2015, he dared to take a chance on his dreams and actually ventured out to Hollywood to use his talents.

While he continued to write and was considered a polished storyteller, he took pride in working hard and having a strong work ethic. With his most recent position at DHL Supply Chain as a forklift operator.

Outside of work, Roger was an avid sports fan and a loyal KC Chiefs fan. He enjoyed the strategy and excitement of sports betting and said he was going to win it big this year.

Roger was a good-natured, fun-loving and super well-liked guy who loved spending time with family and hanging out with friends. He never missed a good party, a great 80s band or the opportunity to barbecue or go swimming in Kathy and Rick’s pool.

He was preceded in death by his father, Dwight Earehart.

He is survived by his mother, Veda Barnard, sisters, Carrie Stretch (Michael) and Kathy Earehart (Rick Mizer); nieces and nephews, Klara, V, Steven and Lily.

You left us way too soon, Roger. Save us a seat until we come home and meet again. You will be missed.

Visitation will be from 6-8 pm October 6, 2026 at Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral Home: 500 E Walnut St, Springfield, MO 65806.

Graveside services will be at noon, October 7, 2026 at Barnett Cemetery, in Sleeper, MO

“Those we love don’t go away, they walk beside us everyday. Unseen, unheard, but always near; still loved, still missed and very dear” - unknown

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09/30/2026

Gloria D-Ann Robinson

Gloria D-Ann Robinson, age of 61, of Springfield, Missouri, passed on Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026, at the

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Services are currectly pending.

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