William Antoine Burnett, 59 known to some as Bill or Billy, passed away on January 13, 2025 at Coffeyville Hospital.
Bill was born November 12, 1965 in Nowata, Ok to Ethel Hardrick and William "Bill" Adair. He was one of 11 children.
The family moved to Coffeyville, KS in 1969 where he grew up and attended Elementary and Jr. High school. After he moved to California, graduated from high school and completed Culinary school.
He was a faithful member of the First Church of God in Christ Family
Click here to read more.Craig Eugene Fields a husband, a father, a grandfather and friend to all - died on November 10th 2024 at his home in Pittsburg, KS. surrounded by his loving wife. He was 58 years old. Born on March 16, 1966 in Coffeyville, KS. to Otha Eugene Fields and Verna Chambers.
Craig went to Field Kindley High School in Coffeyville, KS and Okmulgee State in Oklahoma. Craig worked at Superior Manufacturing for over 10 years before closed in Pittsburg, KS., the Rehab Center in Girard, KS. and his last
Click here to read more.Joshua Wenard Franklin Jr. was born on May 6, 1945, in Vanport, Oregon. (now known as Portland, Oregon), to Joshua W. Franklin and Yular M. Nola. He peacefully transitioned on September 29, 2024m at Christiana Care in Newark, Delaware.
Joshua dictated 22 years of service to the United States Air Force, where he worked as a Loadmaster. His military career took him to various bases, including Sacramento, California; Wichita, Kansas; and Berlin, Germany, before retiring from the 436th Supply
Click here to read more.Floyd Delmar Sales Jr. (AKA: June Bug), on June 27, 2024 was called and received into his heavenly home.
Floyd was born on June 19, 1962 to Floyd Sales Sr. and Clara Mae Sales (Jennings) in Detroit, Michigan.
Floyd attended Cleveland Elementary School and finished his schooling when he moved to Ripley, Tennessee. He attended the University of the "School of Life". He lived in many places but Tennessee was where his heart was at. His heart desire and life plan was to return to Tennessee.
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Yular M. Nolen Brown was born on June 17, 1927, in Taft, Oklahoma. She moved to Coffeyville, Kansas at a young age and attended school there. Yular married twice and had five children. She was an active member of First Sardis First Missionary Baptist Church where she served as the President of the Southeastern District Usher Board. She worked at the Coffeyville Regional Medical Center for many years until her retirement in July of 1992 as Director of Environmental Services. Yular was
Click here to read more.To the Family: I'm so sorry to learn of my dear friend, Doris, passing. We grew up in Coffeyville together and attended the same schools. We became good friends. Doris was always a beautiful person, inside and out. The last time I visited with Doris when I was home in Coffeyville, she was her sweet, lively self. A beautiful smile, sharing about her children, and enjoying collecting the many items she would later sell. Rest in peace, Dear Doris.
Thank you Ms Nadel for the kind words on our Mother. She was something else. She is missed.
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