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MITCHELL PAUL THOMPSON
Mitchell Paul Thompson, 46, beloved husband, father and son was killed Saturday Sept. 30, 2006 in a tragic motorcycle accident. Mitch was born on May, 10, 1960 to Kay Dubios and Ken California and earned his certification as a journeyman lineman. Mitch later moved to the Midwest and settled in Lee’s Summit where he worked for Independence Power and Light for seven years.
In 1988, he began working for KCPL where he served as a journeyman lineman for eight months before becoming a supervisor at the Southland service center. Mitch then became the safety and training coordinator; training apprentices on the importance of safety in the electrical field.
Mitch was a lover of music and enjoyed going to Grateful Dead concerts as a young man. He continued his passion later in life, as well as taking his daughters and wife along to many concerts. He loved to turn the stereo up as loud as the neighbors could handle and dance around with his family until he couldn’t dance anymore. Mitch also enjoyed riding his motorcycle and took many cross–county trips with friends to see the country.
Mitch will be missed dearly by his wife, Lela Thompson; two daughters, Alycia and Lindsey Thompson; two step–sons, Dustin Plymell and Paul Berning; mother, Kay McKinney and husband, Bill; father, Ken Thompson and wife, Liz; sister, Stacie Texas. He was also the grandfather of Justin White and his wife, Susan, of St. Charles, Mo., and Lauren and Caroline White of Lee’s Summit.
Cecil served in the U.S. Army during World War II from 1941 to 1945 in England, France and Germany. He attended Iowa. The daughter of Joseph and Virginia Phelps Creviston. She married C.W. "Bill" Vincent on June 5, 1937 in Davenport, Taylor and his son Matthew Steven Carney, both of the home; his mother and step father, Margaret and David Dearing of Harrisonville; his bother Mark Carney of Lee’s Summit; his maternal grandparents, Hubert and Alice Conn of Lee’s Summit; and many other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his infant son, Justin David Carney and a brother, Matthew John Carney.
In lieu of flows family suggest contributions to a fund for Adam’s son, Matthew Steven Carney at United Jackson County, Mo. She was the last surviving member of the James W. Duncan and Hattie St. Clair Duncan family. She was a loving sister to seven brothers and four sisters.
Frances spent all her life in and around the Lee’s Summit area. Family was always No. 1 in her life she was more concerned with others in the family than herself right up until the end.
Frances loved flowers and won many awards for them over the years and was a member of the Lee’s Summit Flower Association. Frances was a member of Oak Grove Church of Christ and attended the Lee’s Summit Chipman Road Church of Christ. She was a long time member of AARP.
She was married to Leonard U. Cary on Sept. 2, 1927 who preceded her in death in 1983.
Survivors include a son, Leonard K. Cary, of Vassar, Kan.; a grandson Gregory K. Carey and wife, Becky, of Lee’s Summit, a granddaughter, Sylvia Robin Bailey, of Wilson, Green wood, Mo., she was raised there and graduated from the Green wood cemetery.
She is preceded in death by one daughter, Kimberly Ann Etheridge, her parents, her husband, two brothers Clyde Paul and Claude Paul, and one sister Patricia Guest.
Survivors include her two sons, Steve Etheridge and his wife, Felisha, and Doug Etheridge and his wife, Sandy, all of Kingsville, Mo.; daughter Karen Hackett of Lee’s Summit; one brother, Kenneth "Sonny" Paul, and his wife, Shirley, of Green wood, Mo.; eight grandchildren; nine great– grandchildren and many other relatives.
(Arrangements: Wallace Funeral Home, 422 N. Lake, 816-987-2127)
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