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Obituary: Timothy J. ‘Tim’ Mallon
Timothy J. “Tim” Mallon, 10/8/1959 – 12/21/2024
Obituary: Jon Anthony Ross
Jon Anthony Ross, 1/14/1948 – 12/15/2024
Obituary: Ernestine Marie Dougherty
Ernestine Marie Dougherty, 2/9/1936 – 12/18/2024
Obituary: Ronda J. Miller
Ronda J. Miller, 11/3/1952 – 12/9/2024
Obituary: Michael Raymond Miller ‘Mike’
Michael Raymond Miller “Mike”, 8/23/1949 – 12/16/2024
Obituary: Larry Gene Sledd
Larry Gene Sledd, 8/17/1946 – 12/11/2024
Obituary: Wayne E. Spellman
Wayne E. Spellman, 8/28/1947 – 12/6/2024
Obituary: Keith Reimer
Keith Reimer, 10/21/1945 – 12/7/2024
Obituary: Jane Louise Schmidt
Jane Louise Schmidt, 6/24/1956 – 11/29/2024
News obituaries
These articles were written, edited and/or reposted as news coverage of the deaths of influential community members.
Longtime Lawrence advocate Melinda Henderson has died at 68
Melinda Henderson was passionately involved in community affairs, most recently focusing on affordable housing and community issues. She died Tuesday at 68.
Haskell community mourns death of ‘postmistress’ at age 50; 5th staffer death in last year, report says
The Haskell Indian Nations University community suffered a tragedy on Friday with the passing of […]
‘Big Willie’ Dotson, coach of Primetime Ballerz youth basketball team, has died
Willie Dotson III — known to many as “Coach” or “Big Willie” — touched hundreds of lives before he died suddenly on Saturday.