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Obituary: Bradford ‘Brad’ Slocum Smith
Bradford “Brad” Slocum Smith, 6/26/1947 – 4/20/2025
Obituary: Heath David Morris
Heath David Morris, 8/31/1972 – 4/24/2025
Obituary: Charlotte Hastings
Charlotte Hastings, 1/10/1945 – 4/22/2025
Obituary: Paul Joseph Corcoran
Paul Joseph Corcoran, 10/29/1949 – 3/21/2025
Obituary: Cindy S. West
Cindy S. West, 10/11/1952 – 4/22/2025
Obituary: Nickolas Albrecht Zacharias
Nickolas Albrecht Zacharias, 9/25/1984 – 4/2/2025
Obituary: Doris Maxine Guggisberg
Doris Maxine Guggisberg, 8/4/1927 – 4/17/2025
Obituary: Robin Ann Holladay
Robin Ann Holladay, 8/6/1956 – 4/15/2025
Obituary: Frank Washburn Edwards
Frank Washburn Edwards, 1/20/1935 – 4/12/2025
News obituaries
These articles were written, edited and/or reposted as news coverage of the deaths of influential community members.
Danny Caine / Contributed Photo
Retired Raven Book Store cat Ngaio has died
Ngaio, the “original Raven cat and tiny wonder,” has died, according to the Raven Book Store.
Molly Adams / Lawrence Times
Lawrence community mourns loss of Free State alum, athlete; his ‘light’ represented at vigil
Following the recent sudden death of a young Lawrence man, friends on Saturday held a vigil at one of his favorite places, their cellphone lights symbolizing who he was to them.
Retired Kansas Supreme Court Justice Fred Six dies at age 95
Retired Kansas Supreme Court Justice Fred Six, 95, of Lawrence, has died. He was honored by the Supreme Court’s chief justice as a “brilliant legal mind” who practiced principled decision-making and “fairness to all.”
‘She burned really bright’: Lawrence community members mourn death of advocate, environmentalist
Family members and friends are mourning as Abigail (Ma’Ko’Quah) Jones, a Lawrence community advocate and environmentalist, has died at age 42.
Contributed
Lawrence advocate leaves impression on the town he loved and beyond
Matt Enyart lost his life to ALS, but his contributions will be felt in Lawrence and beyond for many years to come.
Tricia Masenthin/Lawrence Times file photo
Hank Booth, the ‘Voice of Lawrence,’ has died
Legendary Lawrence broadcaster Hank Booth died Friday at age 77, following a sudden and unexpected illness.
