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Missouri Fire Service Funeral Assistance Team The Missouri Fire Service Funeral Assistance Team is a resource team that makes themselves available to departments who have been stricken with a loss.

Team members are trained in many aspects. The main focus is in relationship to Line Of Duty Deaths. Several team members serve as coordinators to the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation and the Bureau of Justice, and have received additional training on proper procedures and filing of federal benefit paperwork. This relationship facilitates ongoing training necessary to be proficient when dealing with Line Of Duty Deaths, and allows for a prompt response to agencies suffering a loss.

It is with heavy hearts that the West County EMS & Fire Protection District along with the Rock Community Fire Protectio...
08/10/2026

It is with heavy hearts that the West County EMS & Fire Protection District along with the Rock Community Fire Protection Districts announce the death of Kenneth Baker.

Ken rose to the rank of Fire Chief with West County EMS & Fire Protection District, and to the rank of Assistant Chief then serving as a Board Director with Rock Community Fire Protection District, providing over 40 years of combined public service.

Following proudly in his father's footsteps, he turned a legacy of bravery into a distinguished career defined by leadership, selflessness, and unwavering devotion to others.

Beloved husband for 56 years of Ruth E. Baker (nee Schlemper); cherished father of Damon L. (Buffy M.) Baker and Tiffany S. Baker; dear brother of Sheila (the late Charles) Frost; dear uncle, cousin, and friend to many.

He leaves behind a loving family, a brotherhood of firefighters, and a community forever changed by his lifelong commitment to duty.

Service arrangements are as follows:

Visitation 4PM - 8PM Wednesday August 12, 2026 at Schrader Funeral Home, 14960 Manchester Road, Ballwin, Mo.
A uniform member walk through will occur at 7:30PM

Funeral Services - departing 10AM Thursday August 13, 2026 from Schrader Funeral Home, 14960 Manchester Road for an 11AM funeral at St. John United Church of Christ, 332 Old Sulphur Springs Road, Manchester, Mo.
Outside apparatus is not being requested.

Burial will follow at St. John United Church of Christ cemetery, Old Sulphur Springs Road, Manchester, Mo. Military and Fire Service honors will be afforded.

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08/04/2026

Jeffrey Dean Starr, son of the late Jesse (Danny) & Linda Starr, was born on October 28, 1968 and departed this life on July 30, 2026. At the time of his passing, Jeff was fifty-seven years, nine months and two days of age.

Jeff was preceded in death by his father, Danny Starr and mother Linda Starr.

He is survived by his wife, Dawne Starr; his children, Brianna Starr, Makenzee Starr, Mylee (Skyler) Hanks, Amanda Baker (Nick Latta), Sammi (Todd) Bithell, and C.J. Baker; his grandchildren, Isabella, Bentley, Korbin, Landon, William, Nick, Lane, Joey, Gunner, Maylynne, and Wrenlee; one sister, Tonia Starr; one brother, Andy (Bean Dip) Wyatt; and one niece, Brooklynn Angell. Jeff also leaves behind many friends and other family members who will truly miss him.

Jeff was raised in Camdenton, Missouri and attended Camdenton High School. After finishing his time in school, Jeff began a very long career in the towing service, he worked for several towing services at The Lake of the Ozarks as well as owning and operating Starr’s Towing. In addition to his many years in the towing service, Jeff spent 10 years as a volunteer firefighter with Mid-County Fire Protection District. On July 10, 2026, after 25 years together, Jeff was united in marriage to Dawne Baker.

In his spare time, Jeff enjoyed hunting, riding his Harley, operating his backhoe and bob cat, and spending time with family and friends. Many would be surprised to know that Jeff loved to cook and was actually a very good cook. Nothing was more special to him than spending time with his children and grandchildren.

He was a loving son, husband, father, grandfather (Papa), brother, uncle and a caring neighbor and friend. We celebrate his life and his accomplishments and will treasure the memories he created for his family and friends.

Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday August 5, 2026 in Allee-Holman-Howe Funeral Home. Visitation will be held from 4:00-6:00 p.m., Tuesday, August 4, 2026 in Allee-Holman-Howe Funeral Home. Jeff has requested casual attire of jeans and t-shirts (Harley Davidson and/or EMS). Burial will follow in Freedom Cemetery.

Memorial donations may be made to the Mid-County Fire Department and left at the funeral home the day of the service.

08/04/2026

John Norman Sitton, 89, was born on July 16, 1937, to Norman Kirkhart “Stumpy” Sitton and Dasarene Gentry. He married the love of his life, Eleanor Sue Smith, on September 20, 1958. Together they built a life centered on faith, family, hard work, and service, and were blessed with three daughters: Christina Kay Sitton, Sherry Lea Moses (Kenny), and Cynthia Sue Blaylock (Gregg).
John began his career in the grocery industry before discovering his true calling in the insurance business. Through determination, confidence, and a gift for connecting with people, he persuaded the local District Manager for State Farm Insurance to appoint him as the agent for the Louisiana, Missouri office. John and Sue built the agency into one of the area’s most respected businesses, faithfully serving the people of Pike County and surrounding communities for more than 47 years. Their daughters, Cindy and Sherry, followed in their parents’ footsteps and continue successful careers in the insurance industry today.
Although insurance became his life’s work, John never lost his passion for the grocery business. He owned and operated several grocery ventures throughout the years, including a highly successful Save A Lot franchise in Pittsfield, Illinois. His daughter, Chris, devoted 30 years to managing the store, making it a true family enterprise.
John believed in giving back to the community that had given so much to him. Throughout his life, he served on numerous local boards and was an active member of Rotary International, Louisiana Elks Lodge No. 791, Sons of the American Legion, and Perseverance Lodge No. 93, A.F. & A.M. He served the Elks as both a Trustee and Trimble Board Director. A proud 32nd Degree Mason, John was recently honored with his 65-year membership pin. His commitment to public service also included serving as a Deputy Sheriff and as a member of the Louisiana Fire Department for many years.
Those who knew John will remember his generous and compassionate heart. Whether quietly paying for a stranger’s meal, treating a table of friends to lunch without seeking recognition, or establishing a scholarship fund at Clopton High School, he found genuine joy in helping others. He also loved spending time around the card table, especially playing poker and pinochle, and his many card-playing friends will deeply miss his wit, laughter, and companionship.
John is survived by his daughters, Christina Kay Sitton, Sherry Lea Moses (Kenny), and Cynthia Sue Blaylock (Gregg); his sister, Sandra Kay Orf; his brother-in-law, Gerald Wayne Smith (Gail); his grandchildren, Brad Stoops (Jessica), J.T. Miederhoff, and Emily Sitton; his great-grandchildren, Raelynn Stoops and J.W. Stoops; his step-grandchildren, Jody, Christa, and Bo Blaylock, and Deegan Mitchell. He was eagerly anticipating the arrival of his first great-great-grandchild, a fifth-generation granddaughter due in December. He also leaves behind a large extended family of nieces, nephews, cousins, and countless friends, each of whom held a special place in his heart.
Visitation will be held on Wednesday, August 5, at Collier Funeral Home in Louisiana, Missouri, from 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon. Funeral services will begin at 12:00 noon and will include an Elks Memorial Service and a Masonic Funeral Ceremony. Brothers Terry Cook and Richard Biggs, both dear friends of John, will officiate. Burial will be at the Riverview Cemetery in Louisiana, Missouri. The family would also like for you to join them for a light lunch at the Keely Center, 3523 Georgia St. in Louisiana at 2pm following interment.
John’s life was a testament to hard work, integrity, generosity, and quiet service. He leaves behind a legacy of family, friendship, and community that will continue to inspire all who had the privilege of knowing him.

It is with heavy hearts that the Bourbon Fire Protection District announces the death of Firefighter Jayden Nelson, who ...
08/04/2026

It is with heavy hearts that the Bourbon Fire Protection District announces the death of Firefighter Jayden Nelson, who died as the result of a non-duty related auto accident.

Firefighter Nelson joined our agency just 2 months ago, making the commitment to serve his community at the age of 18. He was eager to learn and serve others in need.

Service arrangements are as follows:

Visitation 10AM - 1PM Friday August 7, 2026, at Eaton Funeral Home, 347 N Clark St., Sullivan Mo. 63080
A uniform member walk through will occur at 12:45

Funeral Services will be held 1PM Friday August 7th, at Eaton Funeral Home, 347 N Clark St., Sullivan Mo. 63080

Graveside Services will occur at Bourbon Cemetery Essman Dunn Rd, Bourbon, Mo. Firefighter honors will be afforded.

Due to space consideration, outside apparatus is not being requested for the procession.

It is with heavy hearts that the Cape Girardeau Fire Department announces the passing of retired Deputy Chief Greg Hecht...
07/15/2026

It is with heavy hearts that the Cape Girardeau Fire Department announces the passing of retired Deputy Chief Greg Hecht.
Greg served our department from January 2021 to April 2026, holding the roles of Battalion Chief/Fire Marshal and Deputy Chief. Those who worked alongside him remember him as a man of quiet humility, whose consistent optimism and ability to find good in any situation brought light to even the most difficult days.

Greg was deeply dedicated to the craft of firefighting and to lifelong learning. He pursued that dedication through continued education at the National Fire Academy, a place he had come to love as a source of renewal and inspiration for his calling. Above all, Greg believed in leading by example, and he carried that principle with him daily throughout his career.

Greg leaves a legacy of strength, humility, and unwavering commitment to those he served alongside and those he protected.

We ask that you keep the Hecht family in your thoughts and prayers during this time of loss. Though we grieve his passing, we also honor a life well lived: one dedicated to service, growth, and the wellbeing of others.

Service arrangements are as follows:

Visitation 4PM - 7:30 PM Friday July 17, 2026 at Cape Bible Chapel 2911 Kage Rd., Cape Girardeau Mo.
A uniform member walk through will occur at 7:20PM

Memorial Services Doors open at 10AM for an 11AM Saturday July 18, 2026 Memorial Service at Cape Bible Chapel 2911 Kage Rd., Cape Girardeau Mo. Firefighter Honors will be provided at the church, following the clergy portion of the ceremony.

A procession of emergency vehicles will occur. Due to the cemetery location having minimal access and space, the procession will conclude PRIOR to arrival at the cemetery.

RSVP your participation by clicking the link below. Those who register their emergency vehicles will be provided additional information regarding staging location and route.

Graveside services are for immediate family and their invited guests only.

https://golamacinc.formstack.com/forms/funeral_team_procession_equipment_registration?fbclid=IwY2xjawTEe4UBHd77F8lS7FnhsA6G3JYtZJxWuCFsH08cF8jkc09gLYFoF67A891IH5eG_Q

07/08/2026

It is with deep sadness that the Valley Park Fire Protection District announces the passing of Retired Assistant Chief Rolland "R.D.” Piotraschke.

Assistant Chief Piotraschke passed away after a courageous battle with occupational cancer, fought with the same determination, resilience, and tenacity that defined his career in the fire service. Throughout his life of service, he was dedicated to protecting the community with integrity and professionalism.

Assistant Chief Piotraschke Started his Fire service journey in 1978 as a volunteer with the Valley Park Fire District and was hired full time in 1980. He was promoted to Medical Officer in 1992 and Assistant Chief in 2001 before retiring in 2019.

Assistant Chief Piotraschke's leadership and mentorship left a lasting impact on the Valley Park Fire Protection District and the agencies he served alongside. He advocated for firefighter training and serving on many boards to further prepare the St. Louis Region for disasters. His legacy of service, strength, and selflessness will never be forgotten.

We extend our heartfelt condolences to Assistant Chief Piotraschke’s family, friends, and all who had the honor of knowing and working with him.

Visitation - Monday, July 13, 2026 from 4 PM - 8 PM - Schrader’s Funeral Home and Crematory

Uniformed members wishing to pay their respects can participate in a walkthrough on Monday, July 13, 2026. Arrive at Schrader’s Funeral Home and Crematory by 7:00 PM for a 7:30 PM start of the detail.

Any agency wishing to provide an apparatus in the procession should contact Assistant Chief Weffelmeyer by email at [email protected].

Funeral Services - Tuesday, July 14, 2026, beginning at 10 AM at Schrader’s Funeral Home and Crematory.
Burial - Will follow the services at Bethel Cemetery in Wildwood.

SCHRADER FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATORY
14960 Manchester Rd.
Between Clarkson Rd. & MO Hwy 141
Ballwin, MO 63011

07/03/2026

Steven Ray Fisher, known to many as “Big Fish,” passed away on Monday, June 29, 2026, at his home in Owensville, Missouri, surrounded by the place and the life he had built with steady hands, quiet strength, and a deep devotion to the people around him. He was born on November 28, 1956, in Washington, Missouri, to Oral and Lillian (Aytes) Fisher. Throughout his life he carried with him the values of hard work, service, and loyalty that became the foundation of his character.

Steven grew up and attended school in Gerald and Owensville, and he graduated from Owensville High School in 1976. From an early age, he was known as someone who was dependable, capable, and willing to help wherever he was needed. Those qualities would remain with him throughout his life and would shape the many roles he filled in his family, his work, and his community.

He began his working life at the Gerald Feed Store before going to work for Bull Moose Tube Co., where he remained for nearly 39 years. During that time, he was known for his ability to do many different jobs and responsibilities well, and he earned the respect of those who worked alongside him. His strong work ethic and practical mind made him someone others could count on, whether the task was large or small. His illness forced an early retirement in 2013, but the years of dedication he gave to his work left a lasting impression on his coworkers and friends.

On June 3, 1978, Steven married the love of his life, Nancy Litteken, and together they built a life centered on faith, family, and community. To this union were born two children, Steven J. and Kayla, who were a source of great pride and joy to him. Early in their marriage, Steven and Nancy settled in Gerald, and later they moved to their home in Owensville, where they created a warm and welcoming place filled with love, laughter, and the memories of a life shared well.

Steven was a devoted family man who took great pride in being present for his children and active in their lives. While his kids were younger, he was an involved dad for both kids, always making time to support them and encourage their growth. He was the kind of father who showed up, stayed involved, and led by example. His family knew him as a steady presence, a man whose love was shown not only in words, but in the many ways he cared for them each day.

He was also deeply committed to his community and to civil service. His first love in service was the Fire Department, where he faithfully served in the roles of Fire Chief and Assistant Fire Chief. He was very active as President of the Bi-County Meetings for Franklin and Gasconade counties held for Mutual Aid, and he gave his time and energy to helping ensure that others could count on support in times of need. At one time, he was a Certified EMT with the Gerald Area Ambulance District, and he also served on the Gerald/Rosebud Rescue Squad and the Franklin County Bomb and Arson Squad. His service reflected the kind of man he was, one who did not seek attention, but who quietly stepped forward when others needed help.

Steven loved the outdoors and found joy in fishing, hunting, and spending time on the land he called home. He and Nancy enjoyed riding ATVs at Cloud 9 Ranch, making memories in the simple and meaningful moments of everyday life. He was a “MacGyver” style guy who could always find a way to fix things, and there was little he could not repair, improvise, or improve with his hands and his ingenuity. He was a quiet man with a goofy sense of humor, and when he did speak up, he had meaningful things to say. Those who knew him well appreciated his wit, his wisdom, and the sincerity behind his words.

Steven is survived by his loving wife, Nancy; his beloved daughter, Kayla Fisher (Nick Shafferkoetter) of Rosebud, MO; three siblings: Diane Angell, Daniel “Boone” Fisher both of Gerald, MO and Pamela Bloch (Hoss) of Herman, MO; a brother-in-law, Glenn Litteken (Theresa) of Bourbon, MO; and numerous nieces, nephews, great nieces & nephews, great-great nieces & nephews, cousins and other relatives.

He was preceded in death by his son, Steven J. “Little Fish” Fisher; his parents, Oral and Lillian Fisher; and two brothers, Richard “Dick” Fisher and Mark Fisher.

Services will be 11:00 AM, Saturday, July 11, 2026 at the Boeuff Presbyterian Church of Gerald, MO with Pastor Ron Koppelmann officiating. Cremation has taken place. Visitation will be 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, Saturday, July 11, 2026 at the church prior to the service.

07/03/2026

Asst. Chief (Retired) Max Jauch, Cape Girardeau Fire

It is with profound sadness and heartfelt gratitude for a life well-lived that we announce the passing of Max Jauch, a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and friend. Born on November 28, 1944, in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, Max peacefully departed this life on July 2, 2026, at Barnes Jewish St. Peters Hospital, from complications following a stroke at the age of 81.

Max was the beloved son of Leslie and Ruby Jauch, who instilled in him the values of hard work and integrity. He was preceded in death by his cherished parents; his brothers, Darrell, Donald, and John Jauch; his sisters, Mildred Followell and June Keller; and his son, Leslie Howard Jauch. Despite his losses, Max's life was richly filled with love and laughter, shared with those he held dear.

Max leaves behind his devoted wife of 57 years, Charlotte Sue Jauch, who stood by his side through life's many seasons. Their journey together began on November 24, 1968, at the Church of the Nazarene in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Together, they built a family, a home, and a legacy that will endure in the hearts of many. Max is also survived by his two beloved daughters, Jayne Hollensbe and her husband Forrest of Dardenne Prairie, Missouri, and Jill Olroyd and her husband Doug of Chesterfield, Missouri. He was the doting grandfather to Max, Samuel, and Maggie Hollensbe, and Claire and Tanner Olroyd, who will forever cherish the memories of their time spent with him.

A proud graduate of Cape Central High School in 1962, Max immediately enlisted in the United States Air Force, serving with honor in the 5040th and 464th Field Maintenance Squadrons until 1966. His dedication to service extended into his civilian life as he embarked on a commendable career in firefighting. Max began this chapter in Kalamazoo, Michigan where he served for 5 years before returning to his roots in Cape Girardeau. He dedicated 28 years to the Cape Girardeau Fire Department, retiring as Assistant Chief in 2000.

Max was a pillar of his community, a longtime member of the Cape First Church of the Nazarene, and a man of deep faith and conviction. Known for his love of learning, Max was an avid reader and a problem-solver at heart. He found joy in developing computer programs both for personal use and for the fire department. His passions included spending quality time with his family, especially his grandchildren, traveling with his wife, and cherishing moments with friends.

A service celebrating Max's life will be held on July 10, 2026. Visitation from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM with a memorial service to follow at 12:00 PM at The Crossing Church, located at 114 N. Eatherton Rd, Chesterfield, Missouri 63005.

06/19/2026

OBITUARY
MICHAEL P. MURRAY
November 8, 1939 / June 15, 2026

Michael P. Murray, with family there to help him to his next post, passed away peacefully on June 15, 2026. Mike was the fourth of five children of Andrew Murray and Rose Murray (Trader), and was born in St. Louis, Mo on November 8, 1939. Mike had battled CHF but a series of health difficulties in late April saw him enter hospice at his son's home in late May.
Big Mike was preceded in death by his parents as well as his pal and brother Lawrence Murray and his beloved sisters Marguerite “Peggy” Wack and JoAnn Southard. He left a ton of laughs and memories behind for his loved ones including brother Dennis (Dana) Murray, sons Michael (Tara), Matthew (Tammy), and Patrick Murray and stepdaughter Karen (Rick) Rice. His special companion of over three decades, Mary Ann Corbett and her family, Kim (Joe) Anth, Dave (Melissa) Corbett loved Dad and shared many good times to be remembered with a smile.
‘Paddy’ grew up in St. Louis on Theodosia Ave and attended St. Edwards, then Notre Dame elementary after the church changed the boundaries while he was in sixth grade. He was quick to point out that while at Notre Dame they were basketball city-county champs his eighth-grade year even though he had mostly played soccer while at St Edwards. He attended Mercy and Laboure’ High Schools before enlisting in the Army and serving four years, including eighteen months in Korea.
After his honorable discharge, he worked various jobs until he found his career as a firefighter at Moline Acres FD, in St Louis County. Mike served for 31 years in the roles of Firefighter, Engineer and Acting Captain when needed. Mike received commendations for Distinguished Achievement from the IAFF in 2001, and for ‘brave and heroic efforts’ for a call in 2002 from the Greater St Louis Area Fire Chiefs Association. Mike was a proud charter member of, and first and longest serving Sgt. at Arms of the Professional Firefighters of Eastern Mo, Local 2665. What started as a group of dedicated men from four local departments who were determined to earn a fair wage while putting their lives on the line, is now a regional and national presence protecting its members and community. This group of 55 dedicated men worked tirelessly for collective bargaining, fair wages and benefits, as well as updated equipment to serve their communities. They followed the motto that “they can't take election day away from us” that still works to this day.
Mike retired in 2007 and enjoyed retirement with Mary Ann, family and friends. He was a loyal son, brother, father, uncle, cousin and friend to many. Mike was a grandfather to a big Murray clan including Tiffany, Chelsea, Caitlin, Connor, Cannon, Andrew, Aidan, Olivia, Megan, Piper and Rachel and great grandfather to Wren, Willow, Callahan, Cruz and Josie. Mike was also a huge presence for Mary Ann's grandkids, Allison, Megan, Carson and Braden. Mike would regularly ask the grandkids ‘who was the first President?’ ‘When did WWII start?’ and ‘how do you spell yellow?’ He always had a dollar or two for them for incentive. Attending games, graduations and weddings, he was a steady presence in their lives.
Mike was a longtime jogger (then walker) for forty years with his regular three mile route on Midland Ave. He was recognized by the local residents or anyone who worked in the area. Mike loved family gatherings, especially his annual summer trips to North Dakota and maybe Minnesota, with siblings, sons, nephews and nieces to visit big sister Peg and her family.
Mike enjoyed the local pub, especially his long time membership, and his seat at the end of the bar at VFW Post 3944 Overland/St. Ann.
Mike had a sense of humor like no other and might not remember your name, but would always greet you with a title, a joke, or a story. He didn't always have a lot to say, but when he did it usually made you laugh. His love of family, great stories and enthusiasm for life will be missed. Rest easy Dad, you earned it.
Mike’s arrangements will be through Collier’s Funeral Home, 3400 N. Lindbergh Blvd, St. Ann, Mo, 63074.
-Visitation, Thursday June 25th, 4-8 PM.
-Fire Service Honors to be rendered @ 7:30 PM
-Service, Friday June 26th at 9:30am.
-Burial, Jefferson Barracks at 11:30am.
Celebration of Life: 12:30-5:30pm at the PFEM Local 2665 Union Hall. 115 McMenamy Rd, St. Peters, Mo 63376.

06/15/2026

Donald “Donnie” Ray Meade, son of the late Roy Meade and Nadine (Townsend) Meade, was born in Van Buren, Missouri, on December 4, 1954. He departed this life at his residence in Centerville, Missouri, on June 11, 2026, at the age of 71.
On June 28, 2008, in Centerville, Missouri, Donnie was united in marriage to Tammy Townsend. Donnie was a member of the Lighthouse Temple Church in Ellington, Missouri.

He worked as an EMT and first responder for many years. Donnie loved spending time with his family, especially his grandkids.
Donnie was preceded in death by his parents, one son, Scott Burnia, one brother, David Meade, one sister, Linda Barnes, and one grandson, Matthew Griffith.

Donnie is survived by his wife of almost 18 years, Tammy Meade of Centerville, Missouri, two sons, Jason Meade and wife Tonya of Ellington, Missouri, and Joshua Burnia of Poplar Bluff, Missouri, five daughters, Jennifer Stevenson and husband Matt of Ellington, Missouri, Kimberly Downs and husband James of Ellington, Missouri, Frances Atchison and husband Tom of Winona, Missouri, Emma Griffith and husband Shane of Centerville, Missouri, and Aubrey Townsend of Ellington, Missouri, daughter-in-law, Trista Burnia of Poplar Bluff, Missouri, one brother, Tony Meade of Van Buren, Missouri, one sister, Darlis Meade of Arcadia, Missouri, and 17 grandchildren. Donnie will be deeply missed by his family and friends who will mourn his passing.

Visitation: Tuesday, June 16, 2026, 10 AM-1 PM at McSpadden Funeral Home, Ellington, Missouri. Funeral to follow at 1 PM.

Minister Roberta Cook. Eulogy: Jim Ogden. Burial: Chitwood Cemetery. Pallbearers: Jason Meade, Josh Burnia, Josh Meade, Shane Griffith, Tom Atchison, Bobby Barnes and Tyler Dement. Honorary Pallbearers: Tony Meade and Dylan Marler. In Lieu of Flowers:

Donations can be made to American Heart Association or American Cancer Society.

Arrangements by McSpadden Funeral Home, Ellington, Missouri

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