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Obituary: Daniel L. Reeder
Daniel L. Reeder, 7/7/1949 – 9/20/2023
Obituary: Thaddeus Alexander Haverkamp
Thaddeus Alexander Haverkamp, 7/11/1972 – 7/21/2023
Obituary: Jeremy Mark Treat
Jeremy Mark Treat, 12/22/1969 – 9/11/2023
Obituary: Timothy William Hughs
Timothy William Hughs, 5/27/1947 – 9/13/2023
Obituary: Carl Edward Burkhead
Carl Edward Burkhead, 6/20/1935 – 9/7/2023
Obituary: James Edward Peters, JD
James Edward Peters, JD, 9/18/1951 – 9/4/2023
News obituaries
These articles were written, edited and/or reposted as news coverage of the deaths of influential community members.
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.
Pancake the black-footed ferret remembered for his playfulness
One of Prairie Park Nature Center’s cutest and longest-lived critters — Pancake, an 8-year-old black-footed ferret — died this week.
Kansas Rep. Gail Finney remembered as champion for Wichita, warrior for justice
Rep. Gail Finney’s colleagues mourned her death Saturday and remembered the Wichita Democrat as a fierce advocate for child welfare reform, a warrior for justice, a champion for her community, and a shining example of a public servant.
Bob Dole, Kansas political icon, dies at 98 after battle with lung cancer
Kansas political icon Bob Dole, who represented the state for decades in Washington, D.C., and was the Republican nominee for president in 1996, died Sunday morning at age 98.
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Former Kansas Congressman Dennis Moore, remembered for decency and for ‘showing up,’ dies at 75
U.S. Rep. Dennis Moore served Kansas’ 3rd Congressional District from 1998 to 2010. Later, diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, he spoke out in support of more resources and research. Moore died Tuesday.
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Politicians, former students mourn death of longtime KU political scientist Burdett Loomis
Burdett Loomis, known as “Bird,” died over the weekend at 76 after being a fixture on the Kansas political scene for decades.
