Marcom-Harvey Funeral Care

04/18/2026

We would like to extend our sincere We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the family of Refugio Gomez Ruiz for entrusting us to honor the life of their beloved patriarch.
His celebration of life was truly beautiful, filled with love, reflection, and meaningful moments that will remain with all who attended. It was an honor to serve your family and to help create an experience that reflected his legacy so well.
May his memory continue to live on through each of you. 🤍

Nos gustaría extender nuestro más sincero agradecimiento a la familia de Refugio Gómez Ruiz por confiar en nosotros para honrar la vida de su querido patriarca.
Su celebración de vida fue verdaderamente hermosa, llena de amor, reflexión y momentos significativos que permanecerán en todos los que asistieron. Fue un honor servir a su familia y ayudar a crear una experiencia que reflejara tan bien su legado.
Que su memoria continúe viviendo en cada uno de ustedes.

04/18/2026

Tomorrow we will celebrate the life of Refugio Gomez Ruiz 10am visitation and 11am Service.
May he rest in eternal peace.
Condolences can be left on his tribute page below

Obituary information for Refugio Gomez Ruiz https://share.google/yTml04HZaoAAlZSC0

04/17/2026

At Marcom-Harvey Funeral Care, our team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to guide your family through every step with care, dignity, and understanding.

Funeral | Cremation | Memorials

📞 Give us a call anytime, we're always here for you. 816.763.9100

To learn more, visit us online at:
www.Kcfuneralcare.com

04/17/2026

24 hours left to go vote for Marcom-Harvey Funeral Care as KC's favorite funeral home! It only takes 60 seconds 💪🏾

We are honored to be nominated once again for Kansas City’s Favorite Funeral Home.

Winning in both 2024 and 2025 was an honor, and it continues to motivate us to serve our families and community at the highest level.

If you feel we’ve made a difference, your support is always appreciated.

Voting is open daily through April 17th:

➡️Visit www.votekc.com
➡️Select Services
➡️Choose Funeral Homes
➡️Select Marcom Harvey Funeral Care
➡️Scroll down and click Review and Submit Ballot
➡️Confirm your selection and submit at the bottom

It takes about a minute, and every vote reflects the trust our community places in us.

Thank you for allowing us to serve.

04/16/2026

Annual photos are a must for this bunch 📸!
Ms. Robinson has plans to live to 125 and we are here for it! We spent the afternoon doting on one of our favorite ladies ❤️

04/16/2026

04/16/2026

Yesterday, we celebrated the life of Elisha R. Black in a truly beautiful Celebration of Life that honored her legacy with grace and dignity.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all of her loved ones who traveled from near and far to celebrate her life and to honor Elisha in such a meaningful way.

Her presence was deeply felt, her life was beautifully reflected, and her legacy will continue to live on through all who knew and loved her.

04/16/2026

We are honored to introduce and share the story of our newest team member, Mrs. Karen Patrick, a lifelong native of Kansas City, Mo.

Karen first came to us during one of the most personal moments in her life, as we had the privilege of serving her family in the loss of her beloved husband. Somewhere within that experience, she made a powerful decision to turn her grief into purpose and expressed a desire to serve others alongside our team.

We are very intentional about who we welcome into our organization, and Karen embodies everything we stand for. She is caring, thoughtful, and has a genuine heart for service.

Karen will serve as a Funeral Care Liaison, where she will assist families on service days and play an active role in our ongoing community service initiatives. Her work will help us continue to uplift and support members of our community through acts of love, compassion, and connection.

Just yesterday, Karen delivered flowers to Kansas City Hospice House, the very place that cared for her husband. Alongside Terri, she helped create individual arrangements using flowers generously donated by the family of Elisha Black. It was a full circle moment rooted in service, gratitude, and remembrance.

We are truly grateful to have Karen as part of our team and look forward to the meaningful impact she will continue to make.

We know that her work is also in honor of her late husband, Mr. Ray Patrick. May his legacy live on through her dedication, her kindness, and her commitment to serving others.

04/14/2026

Please share this! Dominique Smith is missing. This picture was taken not long ago while he was in our funeral home. Please call the Grandview Police at 816.316.4980

We are praying for his safe return 🙏🏾

Police are searching for a missing 35-year-old non-verbal autistic man who disappeared from his home Monday night in Grandview, Missouri. https://fox4kc.com/news/non-verbal-autistic-man-reported-missing-out-of-grandview/

04/12/2026

Sunday Wellness Check ✔️
How are you doing?

04/11/2026

Grief is not a straight line. It is a deeply human experience that looks different for every person who walks through it.

While many people are familiar with the “7 stages of grief,” it is important to understand that these are not steps you complete in order. You may move back and forth between them, feel several at once, or experience them in your own unique way.

The 7 commonly recognized stages are:

1. Shock & Denial
This is the mind’s way of protecting itself. Things may feel unreal or numb.

2. Pain & Guilt
Emotional pain can be intense, often accompanied by thoughts of “what if” or “I should have.”

3. Anger & Bargaining
You may feel frustration, anger, or attempt to make sense of the loss through “if only” thinking.

4. Depression
A deep sadness may settle in as the reality of the loss becomes clearer.

5. The Upward Turn
You may begin to have moments of relief, where life feels a little more manageable.

6. Reconstruction
You start adjusting, rebuilding routines, and finding ways to move forward.

7. Acceptance & Hope
This does not mean forgetting. It means learning to live while carrying the memory with you.

Grief is not something to “get over.” It is something you learn to carry.

Give yourself permission to feel.
Give others grace in how they grieve.
And most importantly, remember there is no right or wrong way to process loss.

At Marcom-Harvey Funeral Care, we are here to support not just the service, but the healing that follows.

04/11/2026

This morning we are celebrating the life of Deaconess Carrie Bell Davis.

Please keep this family lifted in prayer as they honor their beloved matriarch.