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Ted Ayres
August 10, 2025
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Losing a parent is one of life's most difficult transitions. May warm and positive memories help sustain and comfort you during this difficult time.
Marcia and Ted Ayres, Wichita, Kansas
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Phil Bogner
August 10, 2025
Our Leave it to Beaver neighborhood was anchored by Miriam and Jean and my parents. Nick(y), Bobbie Jean, Terry and Dale were co-conspirators with my brothers and I. What great fun day-time, night-time and firefly memories that lasted for many years. When we weren´t at one another´s houses, in in our combined yard...chances are good that we were at Woodland church.
RIP, my long-ago buddy! Phil Bogner
Jessica Cochran
August 10, 2025
Uncle Nick was a quiet spirit with a lovely soul. Always the handyman (I still vividly remember the set of bunkbeds he made that my sister and I slept in for years!), he was always tinkering with something or another. Never met a cat or dog he didn´t love and was always the one playing with little kids instead of sitting at the adult table. He was smart, witty, and loved his trains. I remember going on many bike rides with him, Bonnie, and my parents. Thanks for all the Mcdonalds trips when I was little - "salt on the pepper, pepper on the salt!"
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