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04/30/2026

Stacey Barnard

There will be a private service held for Stacey.

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04/29/2026

Loreta "Pat" Dennis

Loreta “Pat” Fae (Baker) Dennis, daughter of Raymond and Cremora (Freeman) Baker, was born February 23, 1935, in Mansfield, Missouri, and departed this life on April 28, 2026, at her home in Mansfield, Missouri, at the age of 91 years, 2 months, and 5 days.

Pat grew up on her family’s farm in Mansfield and was a proud graduate of Mansfield High School. Shortly after graduation, she was united in marriage to Joe “Wally” Dennis, a union that was blessed with two sons.

The couple’s early years together took them to Kansas City and later to Anaheim, California, where they both worked for Wilson Sporting Goods. However, determined to raise their children in Missouri, they returned to Springfield in 1962. By 1963, they were called back to their roots in Mansfield, where they settled down to raise their family.

Upon returning to Mansfield, Pat worked briefly for the Tobin-Hamilton Shoe Company. Once her sons started school, she transitioned to the Mansfield School District to stay close to them. She served as a cook and eventually became the Head Cook, a position she held for 32 years, even after her boys had graduated.

Pat’s commitment to her community took on a new form after Wally’s passing in 1989. She was appointed to fill his vacant seat on the Mansfield City Council. Discovering a deep love for local service, she ran for the seat herself and was elected to serve six terms. Together, Pat and Wally faithfully served the City of Mansfield for over 25 years.

Pat was saved at a young age and began her faith journey at Mansfield Presbyterian Church. While she attended several local churches throughout her life, she returned to her home at Mansfield Presbyterian in her final years.

An athlete at heart, Pat was known for her competitive nature. She traveled the country with her bowling league, collecting over 100 trophies throughout her life. That same spirited energy was often felt at home during family games of dominoes or cards. Her home was an open oasis for family and friends.

She loved to travel and was her sons' biggest fan, never missing an opportunity to watch them play ball as they grew up. Above all else, Pat’s family was the center of everything she did, and her legacy of service and love will be dearly missed by all who knew her. It was only after turning 50 that she began going on mission trips with her church. She ended up going on 8 different trips to 5 different countries, with her primary goal of helping feed children.

Pat was preceded in death by her husband, Joe “Wally” Dennis, her parents, Raymond and Cremora Baker, brother, Ronald “Ronnie” Baker, brother-in-law, Roy “Kay” Dennis, and sister-in-law, Jean Honeycutt.

She is survived by two sons, Jeff Dennis and wife, Holly, of Ohio, and Stan Dennis and wife, Mandy, of Texas, sister-in-law, Patsy Dennis, five grandchildren, Jordan, Christian, Brittany, Brady, and Anna, two great-grandchildren, Ellie and Eli, and a host of other relatives and friends, all of whom she loved dearly.

Pat was a loving wife, mother, sister, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend. Although her time here on earth has come to an end, the many memories made together will live on in our hearts forever.

Memorial contributions can be made in Pat's honor to the Mansfield Historical Society. Contributions can be dropped off in person at Craig-Hurtt Funeral Home, Mansfield, or mailed to 209 N. Lincoln Ave. Mansfield, Missouri 65704.

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04/26/2026

Darla Tryon

Darla Sharlene Tryon, age 67, passed away peacefully on April 15, 2026. She was born on May 8, 1958, in Dinuba, Tulare County, California, to her parents, Ruby Bloyd and Jesse Bloyd, both of whom preceded her in death.

Darla was also preceded in death by her sisters, Lillian Lynch, Wanda French, and Dorothy Tyser; her brothers, Leroy Lynch and Jesse Bloyd; her nephew, Billy French; and her beloved stillborn daughter, baby girl Miller, born May 19, 1980, in Bremerton, Washington.

Darla is lovingly remembered by her sisters, Joanne Mosey of Anza, California, and Della Hinds (James Hinds) of Hiram, Georgia. She leaves behind many cherished nieces and nephews, including Dedra Mross of Canada, Lisa Lynch of Idaho, Patti Tuttle of Southern California, Kathy Magee of Texas, Kelly Hinds of Georgia, Jennifer Willis of Southern California, Gary Tuttle of California, Joey Garcia of California, Michael Tyser of California, Kevin Tyser of Texas, and Jeffrey Hinds of Georgia.

Darla’s greatest pride and joy was her family. She is survived by her three daughters: her eldest daughter, Jaime Wolf of Ontario, Canada, and her children, Draven Wolf and twins Serena and Cale Wolf; her middle daughter, Kristal McLean (Steve Roberts) of Willow Springs, Missouri, and her children, Samantha Varney (Chris McClellan), Abigail, Kaitlyn, Eric, Shenandoah Elliott (Jacob Elliott), Tate, and Liam; Kyle Varney (Andrea Varney), Asher, and Kayce; and her youngest daughter, Rose Johnson (Darrin Johnson) of Springfield, Oregon, and their children, Aliyah and Rambo.

Darla spent most of her life on the West Coast, living throughout California, Washington, and primarily Oregon. In 2016, she moved to Canada, later relocating to Indiana, and eventually settling in Willow Springs, Missouri, in June of 2021, where she spent her final years.

She had a deep love for creativity and found joy in quilting, embroidery, and crocheting. She was an avid reader, enjoyed cooking and baking, and loved watching cooking shows and crime dramas. Darla was also artistically gifted, expressing herself through painting, drawing, and even cake decorating. Her love for animals was evident, and she found comfort and happiness in their presence.

Throughout her life, Darla worked in many roles, including retail, early childhood education, labor work, caregiving, and house cleaning. No matter the job, she gave her all with dedication and resilience.

Darla will be remembered as an incredible mother, a devoted grandmother, and a strong, brave woman who always managed to find the silver lining in life’s challenges. Her love for her family was unwavering, and her presence will be deeply missed by all who knew her. She will forever live on in the hearts of those she touched.

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04/25/2026

Rick Swearengin Sr.

Ricky Joe “Rick” Swearengin, son of Bobby Joe and Betty Jane (Heard) Swearengin, was born April 20, 1953, in Springfield, Missouri, and departed this life on April 24, 2026, in his home surrounded by his family at the age of 73 years and 4 days.

Rick was raised in the Diggins community most of his life, with the occasional move to Springfield with his parents. He attended kindergarten and first grade at Doling Elementary in Springfield, and then the Diggins School until the sixth grade. From there he attended Seymour Schools.

On December 31, 1971, he was united in marriage to Sherrell Jean “Jeannie” Newman, and to this union one son and one daughter were born.Rick loved to work and prided himself in hard and honest work. He started working delivering Grit paper on his horse and cart in the Diggins Community. Then he worked at Gillham Lumber in Marshfield, Missouri. He worked at Willard Block Company in Willard, Missouri, for the Reuben Phillips family, then went to Tindle Mills in Springfield, and then drove a semi-truck for one of his best friends, Ben “Dude” Cook, hauling grain. From there, Rick and his brother-in-law, Gary Newman, went to work installing heating and air conditioning, and then they started S and N Heating and Air. Rick later developed his own company, Rick's Heating and Air, with his son Ricky in 1995, when Gary and his family started in the convenience store business. He and Ricky continued Rick's Heating and Air in Springfield, Missouri, until he was no longer able to work in late 2021 due to bone marrow cancer. He loved working in the business.

Rick's love for his cattle and old cars was undeniable. He would talk about them to almost everyone, because he never met a stranger. He loved spending time getting “the boys” at work going and then going down to Diggins to work on the farm and check the cows. He would often jump in one of his old cars and enjoy the drive down to the farm at Diggins. The running joke at KU Medical was if he loved his cows or his kids more. He would laugh and say, “I'm not sure, that's a pretty close call.”

Rick, or “Ricky Joe”, as his close friends called him, loved spending time with family and friends. His highlights were Christmas and the 4th of July. He would bring his conversion van down and all the grandkids would love to pile behind the van and help pack in the presents, and on the 4th of July there was always a big party at his house in Springfield with swimming, BBQ, homemade ice cream with lots and lots of fireworks, where there was certain to be a “box or three” getting caught on fire and watching him and Ricky running for their lives.

Rick was preceded in death by his parents, and his longtime companion, Julie Rippee, in November 2023.

He is survived by his son, Ricky Joe Jr. and wife Becky, of Seymour, his daughter, Gayla Freeman and husband Scott, of Diggins; grandchildren, Timothy Beck of Diggins, Audrey Owings and husband Luke, of Willard, Jordan Freeman and wife Dara, of Po***ck, Louisiana, Preston Freeman of Fordland, Ricky “Abiel” III and Reece Swearengin of Seymour; great-grandchildren, Tristan and Corbin Beck, Lucy and Gabriel Owings, and Eleanor Freeman; sister, Sandy Newman and husband Gary, of Diggins; nephew, Jeff Newman and wife Brenda, of Seymour; niece, Angie Johns and husband Tony, of Diggins; Jeannie Newman (Swearengin) of “next door”, Katie (Rippee) Pritchett and husband Spud, and their children Gunner and Grey Pritchett, of Pleasant Hope, Missouri; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, family and friends.

Rick will greatly be remembered by his hard work, big smile, full of life personality, the life of the party, and fun-loving Dad, Papa, Husband, Brother, Uncle, Cousin, Partner, and Friend.

You will be greatly missed and cherished forever and ever.

Memorial contributions may be made to Gentry Cemetery in care of the funeral home.

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04/22/2026

Frieda Manar

Frieda Evelyn Manar, daughter of the late Roy and Helen (Marler) Blackwell, was born June 20, 1942, in Irondale, Missouri, and departed this life April 21, 2026, at her home in Seymour, Missouri, at 83 years of age.

Frieda grew up and attended school in Irondale, Missouri, and she later earned her GED in 1974. She was united in marriage to David L. Manar on February 2, 1957, and two children were born to this union: Sharon and Diane. During their young married life, Frieda and David traveled around a lot with David’s sales job. Later, they lived in DeSoto, Missouri, for many years where they raised their family and Frieda worked as a seamstress at F & B Binding. When David retired, they moved to Seymour, Missouri, and she worked as a seamstress at H.D. Lee. They enjoyed their retirement years in Seymour where they lived for the remainder of their lives.

Frieda’s hobbies included quilting, crocheting, gardening, canning, going to yard sales and thrift stores, and going to the casino. Frieda was a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, great-great-grandmother, and sister, who will be deeply missed.

Frieda was preceded in death by her parents, Roy and Helen Blackwell, her loving husband of 54 years, David Manar, two sisters, Hazel Blackwell and Donna Blackwell, one granddaughter, Katie Haverstick, and one grandson, David O’Neal.

She is survived by two daughters, Sharon Hughes and husband, Robert, of Springfield, Missouri, and Diane Banks of Seymour, Missouri, one brother, Ronald Blackwell, five grandchildren, Joseph Haverstick and wife, Amanda, Jim O’Neal and wife, Teresa, Amanda Taylor, Timothy Goss and wife, Carrie, and Joshua Wright and wife, Karisa, sixteen great-grandchildren, Adelyn, Graham, Kimberly and husband, Russ, Hailey and husband, Wesley, Jimmy Jr., Caden, Cooper, Elijah, Emma, Ella, LaKiesha, TaKiyah, IgNaytious, Callie, Chloe, and Cason, seven great-great-grandchildren, Katelynn, Kyleah, Curtis, Brinleighh, Cadence, Wesley Jr., and MaKenzie, and many other extended family and friends who will miss her.

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04/20/2026

Johnny Paul Dawson

Johnny Paul Dawson was born August 17, 1953, at Valley Park, Missouri, to John Richard Dawson and Doris Jean (Shelton) Dawson. He passed away at his home in Mountain Grove, Missouri, on April 18, 2026, at he age of 72 years, 8 months and 1 day.

Johnny attended Mountain Grove High School in Mountain Grove, Missouri. On December 6, 1971, he married the love of his life, Diana Lynn Boykin. They have been together for a total of 56 years.

Johnny worked at Brown Shoe Company in Mountain Grove, Missouri, and Cabool, Missouri, for many years. He also worked for a time at the Tobin Hamilton Company Inc., a manufacturer of athletic footwear, in Mansfield, Missouri.

As an avid outdoorsman, Johnny enjoyed fishing, camping, and hunting. He especially treasured hunting for the highly prized Morel mushrooms. He also loved raising and tending to his chickens. And everyone knew Johnny craved Hershey’s candy bars. But what he truly adored was spending time with his family. He cherished playing with his grandchildren and being involved in other family activities, such playing a game of pool.

His parents, son John Edward “Buck” Dawson, and brother Richard Dawson, preceded him in death.

Johnny is survived by his wife of 54 years, Diana L. Dawson; son Rickey Dawson (Jessica) of Bendavis, Missouri; daughter Deana Helums (Jamie) of Norwood, Missouri; daughter-in-law Billie Dawson of Mountain Grove, Missouri; grandchildren Keith, Rayna, Corey, Rod, Gracie (Max), Tyler (Hunter), Kierra, Dustin, Preston (Morgan) and Weston; great-grandchildren Hayley, Paisley, Braelynn, Xander, Maddox, Knox, Remi, Oakleigh, Blair and Xander; brother Carl Dawson (Debbie) of Mountain Grove, Missouri; sisters Pat Naugle (Bill) of Mountain Grove, Missouri, Myra Karges (Jordan) of Mountain Grove, Missouri, and Julie Dawson of Cabool, Missouri; numerous nieces, nephews and other loving family.

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04/15/2026

Jesse Jones

Jesse Paul Jones, son of Ted Jones and the late Lynda (Everett) Carter, born January 15, 1975, in Orange, California, departed this life unexpectedly on April 13, 2026, in Ava, Missouri, at the age of 51 years, 2 months, and 29 days.

He was raised in Northern California in a town called Happy Camp. He lived a free life, running around the mountains and rivers. Jesse had moved several times from Northern California to Southern California and back. He held various jobs from warehouse, construction, and wildland firefighting, which he loved the most.

He met his second wife in 2001, and they have been inseparable since. They built a life and family together. Jesse and his family moved to Mansfield, Missouri, in 2017 to make a better life for his family. Jesse lived life to the fullest every day. He loved his four-wheeler and anything to do with motors. He loved to laugh and was musically talented. You were lucky if you got to hear him play his guitar. What he loved the most was his family. His greatest joy was spending time together as a family. Jesse had accepted Jesus into his heart, he had been saved, and was baptized.

Jesse was preceded in death by his mother, Lynda Carter; and his brother, Daniel Jones.

Jesse is survived by his wife, Ami Jones; two daughters, Heavenly Jones and fiance, Tyler Young, and Haleigh Jones; sons, Tyler Jones and Zach Jones; father, Ted Jones and wife, Tera Jones; aunt, Jacquie; uncle, Chuck Lowe; aunt, Susie and uncle, Mike Newbeck; uncle, Clarence; uncle, Tim and aunt, Carol Jones; nieces and nephews; and many cousins.

Jesse Jones, a son, a husband, and a father. He wanted to be known as the “cool guy,” the man you could go ride with for hours without saying a word, but he was so much more than that. He had a big heart. All he ever wanted was for all of his friends and family to be together. He just wanted everyone to laugh and make jokes with him. He was a loving husband to his wife, a caring father to his children. May he rest in peace, and may he forever be popping wheelys in the sky.

A celebration of life will be held by the family at a later date.

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04/15/2026

Danny Russell

Danny Lee Russell was born on July 28, 1946, at Dora, Missouri, to Claude Raymond Russell and Iva Bell (Freeman) Russell. He passed away at his home in Seymour, Missouri, on April 11, 2026, at the age of 79 years, 8 months, and 16 days.

Danny grew up in Dora, Missouri, and remained there until he enlisted into the Marine Corps. Later, he married the love of his life, Margaret Sue Ince, on July 27, 1968, at Gainesville, Missouri, after returning home from his military service.

Having worked as a log cutter for several years, Danny later worked for Emerson Electric, in Ava, until they closed their doors in the late 80’s. He then went back to cutting logs, and did so for many more years, until he physically couldn’t any longer.

Danny loved to go fishing and hunting. When he hunted, it was mostly for squirrels and rabbits. He was known for having a sweet tooth and often enjoyed a big handful of M&M’s. Watching his westerns on television was one of his favorite past times. But above all else, Danny truly cherished his family. He adored his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.

His parents, son Randall Mincks and three sisters, Rosell Lee, Rosemary Russell and May Hines, precede him in death.

Danny is survived by his wife of 57 years, Margaret Sue Russell of Seymour, Missouri, sons James Mincks of Seymour, Missouri, Lee Russell (Trish) of Seymour, Missouri, and Lucas Russell of Seymour, Missouri, brother Dean Russell of Hohenwald, Tennessee, sister Ina Bell Friend (Ed) of Noble, Missouri, numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and other loving family.

If desired, memorial contributions may be made in Danny’s name to the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital at stjude.org/donate.

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04/13/2026

Larry A. Schwartz

Larry Alan Schwartz, age 87, was welcomed into Heaven on April 9, 2026. Born on October 20, 1938, in Owosso, Michigan, Larry lived a full and faithful life marked by devotion to his family, his country, and his Savior.

Larry graduated from Owosso High School in 1956, before proudly serving in the United States Army as a radio operator during the Panama conflict. Following his military service, he attended DeVry Institute, where he studied electronics—an interest that would shape much of his professional life.

Larry’s career reflected both his technical skill and his passion for communication. He worked as an electrical engineer at Channel 12, contributed his talents to Family Life Radio and MSU Channel 23, and later shared his knowledge by teaching electronics at the Ingham Intermediate School District. He also worked at Latronics repairing electrical components. Even in “retirement,” Larry remained active, working at Kerr Hardware in Mason, Michigan.

A man of many interests, Larry found joy in a wide variety of hobbies. He was a licensed pilot with a deep love for airplanes, an avid weather watcher, and a lifelong enthusiast of trains. He was a HAM radio operator and enjoyed water skiing, hunting, fishing, and scuba diving. Larry also had a special affection for his many beloved dogs over the years.

Larry was a devoted servant of his faith. He served as a deacon at his church and faithfully taught Sunday School. His favorite book of the Bible was Isaiah. It was during his time airing a Billy Graham program at Channel 12 that Larry came to know Jesus Christ as his Savior—a decision that shaped the rest of his life.

Larry was preceded in death by his parents, Earl and Arvilla Schwartz; his brother, Wayne (Margaret) Schwartz; and his sister, Velma (Ga***rd) Rapp.

Larry is survived by his loving wife of 55 years, Karen Schwartz; his sons, Brian (Becky) Schwartz and Steve (Krista) Schwartz; seven grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.

Larry was a loving husband, an amazing father, and a man who led by example. He loved his family deeply, served his country with honor, and lived his faith wholeheartedly. He will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.

A celebration of life will take place at 11:00 AM on Saturday, May 30, 2026, in the First Baptist Church of Mountain Grove. The family has asked that you RSVP at (517) 230-7066 if you wish to attend.

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04/12/2026

Robert Stewart

Robert “Bob” Lee Stewart, Sr. was the son of Bert Fletcher and Dorothy Mae (Carter) Stewart, born on October 14, 1950, in a nurse’s home south of Mountain Grove, Missouri. He departed this life on April 11, 2026, at Cox South in Springfield, Missouri.

Robert grew up in the Norwood community and graduated with the Norwood Class of 1968 where he was very close with his classmates. Robert enjoyed visiting with them at the class reunions, and most recently, at the nursing home.

He was united in marriage to Linda Marlene (Coffman) Stewart at the Corinth Baptist Church in Macomb, Missouri, on May 26, 1972. To this union, two children were born, Robert “Rob” Lee Stewart, Jr., and Natalie Michele (Stewart) Young.

He worked for MFA in Mansfield for three years. Then, he worked for Hutchens Industries in Mansfield for 40 years before his health deteriorated. At Hutch, he was in the Press Room and was their Bookkeeper.

Robert was a Christian and was saved at an early age. He was a member of the Corinth Baptist Church in Macomb, Missouri, where he served as Deacon, Sunday School Superintendent, and Sunday School Teacher. Later, he became a member of the Greene Valley Baptist Church in Hartville, Missouri, where he also served as a deacon. In the past six years, he was a part of the Legacy Baptist Church in Buffalo, Missouri, and helped Victer Gargus teach Sunday school in the nursing home. Robert served on the Macomb Cemetery Board for years.

Robert loved being President and Coach of the Little League, where his children were involved. He enjoyed hunting with his father, son, brother, brother-in-law, and son-in-law. He enjoyed watching Jeopardy, watching old westerns, and playing poker at the nursing home. Most of all, he loved spending time with his wife, kids, grandkids, and his pride and joy, great-grandson, Carter.

Preceding Robert in death are his parents, Bert and Dorothy Stewart; sister, Joyce Doss; brother-in-law, Ray Doss; and nephew, Stephen Doss.

He is survived by his loving wife of 54 years, Linda, of Buffalo, Missouri; his children, Rob Stewart and wife, Charlie, of Pleasant Hope, Missouri, and his daughter, Natalie Young and husband, Scott, of Buffalo, Missouri; six grandchildren, Zach, Candi, Kim, Caden, Allison, and Keira; and one great-grandson, Carter.

He is also survived by his brother, Jim Stewart and wife, Vicki, of Hartville, Missouri; brother-in-law, Johnny Coffman of Goldendale, Washington; sisters-in-law, Jeanine McClure of Mountain Grove, Missouri, Diane Coffman of Buffalo, Missouri, Lola Liddell of Goldendale, Washington, Margaret Carlock and husband, Eric, of Brownstown, Illinois, and Shelly Kerr and husband, Bruce, of Vandalia, Illinois; his Aunt Edith Wilson of Wichita, Kansas; and a host of cousins, nephews and nieces.

The family wishes to thank Colonial Springs Nursing Home in Buffalo, Missouri, and Cox South Hospice and Home for their loving care and compassion for our loved one.

The family requests that Memorial Contributions be made to the Macomb Cemetery

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04/11/2026

Myrana Lee Wallen

Myrana Lee (Barnes) Wallen, daughter of the late Roy and Rachel (Ledford) Barnes, was born October 2, 1939, in Steele, Missouri, and departed this life on April 8, 2026, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, at the age of 86 years, 6 months, and 6 days.

Myrana grew up on her family’s farm in Steele, Missouri, where she also attended school. She attended the Church of Christ.

She met the love of her life, Norval Ingersoll Wallen Jr., while he was serving in the United States Air Force. The two were soon united in marriage and blessed with two children. The family moved to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, to raise their children. Decades later, Myrana spent time in Boca Raton, Florida, where she worked for a custom closet manufacturer. She later lived in Hartselle, Alabama, near her parents and sister, where she shared her talents as a beautician. She ultimately returned to Baton Rouge. A creative soul at heart, Myrana found great joy in her spare time through crafting and decorating.

Myrana is preceded in death by her husband, Norval Ingersoll Wallen Jr., her parents, Roy and Rachel Barnes, her daughter, Charessia Matlock, and her sister, Rita Kifer.

She is survived by her son, Norval Ingersoll Wallen, III, and his wife, Pami Diane, of Dardenne Prairie, Missouri, grandchildren, Justin Tyler Horn, Jennifer Diane Wallen, and Stephan Grant Wallen, one great-grandchild, and a host of other relatives and friends.

Myrana was a loving wife, daughter, mother, sister, aunt, and friend. She will be greatly missed by all those who knew and loved her.

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04/10/2026

William Burton Pollard

William Burton Pollard, a Minnesota native born November 16, 1953, unexpectedly passed away in an automobile accident in Seymour, Missouri, on April 6th, 2026. Volunteering for the Navy, scoring high marks in aptitude examinations, Bill served his country working on advanced aircraft electronics. Bill continued his passion for electricity and ascended to become a Master Electrician. He resided in Branson, Missouri, for two decades, providing his community with residents lucky to meet his sidekick canine, Mackie. Known for his strong work ethic and brilliance in solving complex problems, benefiting clients, family, friends, and neighbors. An eagle enthusiast, Bill was admired for his uncanny spirit and keen ability to inspire others. Beloved father who is survived by his three sons: William Cory Pollard, Nathan Pollard & Joshua Pollard, and by his eight grandchildren: Hannah Pollard, Makayla Martin, Damien Strong-Pollard, Mariah Pollard, Caira Pollard, Sasha Pollard, Angel Strong-Pollard & William Robert Hanan Pollard. A man of strong faith in the Lord, now home with Jesus.

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