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Shannon Smith Obituary
Shannon is survived by her father, Stanton D Smith, her sister Amanda Danielle Smith, her niece Dayana Smith, her brother Eldon Miller, her nephew Archer Miller, her stepfather Jim Miller, her grandfather Jason Smith, her grandmothers Judy Smith and Carol Elliott, her aunt Christy Mueller, her uncle Sam Elliott, and her aunt and uncle Cheri & Bob Ristow. She also leaves behind numerous cousins. She was preceded in death by her mother, Danielle Dawn Miller, her grandfather Jim Elliott, and her grandmother Connie Gabriel.
Shannon attended North Kansas City High School. She had a love for sports and enjoyed participating in various activities related to them.
Memorial services for Shannon will be held at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that contributions be made to a charitable organization of your choice.
Please join us in remembering and celebrating the life of Shannon Dawn Smith. May her warm heart and infectious laughter continue to inspire us all.
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BoiYae Yola
September 26, 2024
Just got this devastating news over a year later. Rest Well Shannon ....BoiYae
Aunt skeeter
July 17, 2023
Kari Long Teel
July 16, 2023
I am so sorry hear this! Our family will be praying for Gods hand to be upon you all providing peace & comfort during this difficult time.
Love & Hugs,
Kari (Long) Teel & family ~
Stan´s 1st cousin
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Neal McCracken
July 14, 2023
I will always love you and miss you best friend.
Cheri Smith Ristow
July 14, 2023
Shannon Smith was my first born Neice! My daughter Sarah Barnes and Shannon were close as Sarah has Downs Syndrome and Shannon had sweet heart for Sarah. Their cousin friendship was a beautiful thing to watch and grow together.Amanda was born and it was the 3 together making wonderful memories. I remember Shannon being a smart, caring and compassionate young woman and am honored to have been her Aunt Cheri. Stan, be proud of her and know that she was loved by all of us left behind. She´s now in the presence of Jesus and all of her family in heaven and no longer in pain. Fly with with Angels now that you are one! Love you Shannon!RIP sweet child of God!
Aunt Cheri, Uncle Bob and cousins Sarah and Allyson Barnes.
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