Ross C. Heath

Ross, 22 years ago.. we said good bye to a wonderful friend. I remember you often and am thankful you walked into our office 28 yrs ago and wanted to drive. I was thinking if you never worked you.. you wouldn't have gotten hurt... makes me wish we would have never met. But Im thankful we did. Rest on buddy.. I will see you some say again!

I attended school with his brother Lucky at Emporia High,then went to Roosevelt, I remember Ross in my class.The whole class liked him for his humor and good nature. Our condolences go out to the family.

I remember Ross from Jr. High, and he was one of the more popular guys in the class. We all looked up to him.
My prayers go out to the Family.

Carol and Family,
I can't tell you how lost I feel without Ross. I remember when he came onboard at Agenda. The first thing he said on his interview was "So do you haul people?". We laughed alot! It makes me feel happy knowing he really loved to drive for people. I have received over 70 calls from passengers both old and new giving their condolences and want you to know they loved having him as a driver and will miss him. One in particular is a lady named Kristie. She always calls him...

Carol and Family,

Ross’s life was cut short, but the memories will last forever.

I know you will have the courage
to face each day, with the loved
that surrounds you during this difficult time.

We will keep him in our prayers.

Edward Waterman RHS 1956

taryn,
sorry about the loss of your dad. let me know if there is anything i can do for you. kristina

Carol and family,

What a shock to learn that Ross had passed away...my thoughts are with you.

My memories of Ross include his willingness to help pack and move my household after my back surgery. And the time he showed up to drive me to church...in a limo!! (He'd made an early trip taking clients to the airport).

Ross' work ethic, knowledge of Kansas city, generosity, and humor enriched many lives. What priceless memories he gave each of us.

I was sorry to learn of Ross's passing. I also attended Roosevelt High (I was older) and rememeber Ross running through the halls always with a smile on his face. I enjoyed visiting with him at the reunions. He will be missed by many. My sympathy to his family.

Ross will be sorely missed by our family and his neighbors. Ross lived across the street from us and we'll miss all the waves & smiles as he came & went. We'll miss the emails, visiting, and even watching him kick his lawn mower in the summer time when it gave him one of its regular fits! :O) On his last day, I was coming home and I passed Ross on his way to work. I'll always treasure that last smile & wave as he went on his way to meet up with his appointment with God. - We miss you Ross, we...