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PRISCILLA TITUS Obituary

Priscilla (Wilson) Titus, loving wife (52 years) of John Titus went to be with the Lord on Friday, Dec 3, 2010. Mother of Michael Titus and Carrie Voegtli (deceased). Grandmother to Matthew, Andrew, Johnathan, and Adam Voegtli, Billy Taylor, Sara Crawley, Victoria Devos, Eric Thronton, and Stephanie Titus. Daughter of Frank and Marguerite Wilson (Deceased), Sister to Jackie Britt, and Wanda Davis, Rosemary Farrand, and Drucilla Wilson ( all deceased except Britt). Priscilla loved life to the fullest with her family, church and friends. She retired from the Webster School District as an Elementary School Secretary, and was an antiques Dealer and Collector for many years. She was a wonderful cook, mother and homemaker. Arrangements are being handled by J.B. Smith Funeral Home in Maplewood, with Visitation on Thursday, Dec 9th, (4- 8pm), Funeral Services, Friday, Dec 10th at 10am. Internment at Jefferson Barricks. In lieu of flowers gifts to Maplewood Baptist Church.

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Published by Kansas City Star on Dec. 5, 2010.

Memories and Condolences
for PRISCILLA TITUS

16 Entries

Beverly Hancock-Howard

December 11, 2010

As a former neighbor of Prissy, Druey, and Jackie, as well as the entire Wilson family, I feel your loss and pray you will let memories of her sustain you through this time of mourning. She will always be remembered as a wonderful person. We had many laughs together.
Bev (Hancock) Howard RHS

December 10, 2010

Coach,
Please accept my hartfelt sorrow for your loss. My family and I wiill keep you and your family in our thoughts and prayers.
Steve Little
WHS class of 1960

Michael Titus

December 9, 2010

During the past week I have seen so many things that keep reminding me of mom, and most of them bring smiles not tears. That's just the way my wonderful mother was. Thank you all for your kind remembrances and heartfelt words.

Terrye Koch

December 8, 2010

John,

I have so many fond memories of Pris. She will always be in our hearts. She was the first person that greeted me the first time I ever walked into Maplewood Baptist church. Pris was a dynamic Christian and kind to everyone she met. We will truly miss her smiling face. I pray your strength in the Lord will get you through this trying time.

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Jim and Sue Thompson (WHS Class of 58)

December 6, 2010

Our thoughts and our deepest sympathies go out to you in the loss of your wife. May God give you His peace and meet your every need. May His blessings sustain you and your loved ones.

Ron and Jan Stahl

December 6, 2010

Ron and I extend our deepest sympathies in the loss of your wife. Celebrate her life each day with the memories in your heart. Fondly, Ron and Jan Stahl

JoAnn (Powers) Hartmann

December 6, 2010

Mrs. Titus always was a joyful presence in the Clark School office. If a child came in and said he bumped his head and it wasn't a really bad bump, she would bring a smile when she asked, "Did it help?" She loved the kids and they knew it. So sorry for your loss. Mrs. Titus will make a lovely angel.

Shirley Schumacher

December 6, 2010

John and family and my dear neighbor Jackie Britt, my heart is aching for your loss. I pray that each day will become easier as you reflect on the wonderful memories of wife, mother and sister. May God bless each of you.

December 5, 2010

Coach, I did not know your wife, but I know she was a wonderful personknowing you. Remember the good times always. jim Mowrey

Helen Albrecht

December 5, 2010

"My sweetest memories of Pris were those of our years together as antique dealers together and the years since always laughing and comparing stories of our recent finds. She will be missed greatly,and my prayers go out to you, John, to find peace and comfort in your memories. " Helen Albrecht, Ballwin, Mo.

Class of 58

December 5, 2010

Coach you are in our thoughts and prayers.

December 5, 2010

I am deeply saddened by your loss. As a former church pastor told me (about my Fahter's graduating to a Better Life), "the Lord called him home." Your faith will sustain you.

Sincerely Yours,

Raymond Widaman, Jr.
BHS Class of 1967

Charlotte Belger

December 5, 2010

Both the Wilson and Titus families have been pillars of the Raytown community for generations. When Priscilla and John Titus were married, it was the union of two very beautiful people...a perfect match.To lose Priscilla is a huge ache in so many hearts.
Bless John, Michael and sis, Jackie. Our deepest sympathy, John & Charlotte Belger

Dorothy Nixon

December 5, 2010

My heartfelt sympathy to John and Michael and their families and to Jackie. My first memory of Pris was walking to Raytown grade school with she and Dru. I remember John calling me before he called Pris for their first date and look what happened? 52 marvelous years. I have so many dear and funny memories over the years. After Butch and I were not together I was still a part of his life and that of his family for which the children and I will always appreciate. Linda stayd with John and Pris several years ago and raved about their goosedown pillows. When I called Pris to see where I could order one for Linda, she gave me the information telling me if I had any trouble to "just tell them I am your sister-in-law!" I will not be able to be at the celebration this week due to a medical appointment but I will be there in spirit and will really miss Pris and her enchanting laugh. (If this shows up several times it because I have sent in a couple of times and it did register...probably a senor moment!)

Dorothy Nixon

December 5, 2010

My sympathy to John and his family, Michael and his family and to Jackie in their loss of Pris. My first memories of her was walking to Raytown School with she and Dru. I remember John calling to talk about asking her out for a first date and look what happened...52 marvelous years together. When Butch and I were no longer together I was always a part of his life and of his families and the children and I appreciated that. When Linda stayed with John and Pris, she admired their goosedown pillow and when I called Pris, she gave me the information to contact them and told me if I had any problems to "just tell them you are you are my sister-in-law!" I will miss her and she will always be in my heart. I will not forget that delightful laugh.

Dorothy Nixon

December 5, 2010

My sympathy is extended to John and his family, Michael and his family and to Jackie for the loss of Pris. This loss is also shared by so many. My first memory of her was when we walked with Pris and Dru to Raytown School. I recall John calling me and talking about wanting to call Pris for a date and now look...52 marvelous years. When Butch and I were no longer together, I was still a part of his life and his families and my children and I so appreciate that. Several years ago Linda stayed with John and Pris and admired their goosedown pillow. When I wanted to buy one for Linda, Pris gave me the information telling me if I had any problems,"just tell them you are my sister-in-law!" She will always be in my heart.

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