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TOM FIELD
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From Lu Lu Field:
Dear Neighbors, Thank you so much for your cards, your thoughts and prayers. Tom had fought with his heart disease for many, many years. The condition turned worse in May and Hospice came in to help. He passed on October 15th, peacefully and without suffering. I appreciated very much your concerns. Thank and God Bless. In memory of Tom Field 12/3/1929 - October /15/2019 |
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Janice Louise Potter
Janice Potter of Green Valley, Az lost her brief battle with cancer on Nov. 11, 2019. Janice was born the youngest of 4 girls in Sterling, KS to Dallas & Geneva Bundy October 22, 1938. Janice was married to Lynn Potter in Sterling, KS Aug. 18, 1957. They have 5 children, 6 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. They lived in Shawnee Mission, KS for 52 years before retiring to Green Valley, AZ full time in 2011. In addition to lovingly rearing 5 children, Janice co-founded LynTec in 1977 with husband Lynn to manufacture audio and power control electronics. She was hands-on in the business as accountant and electronic assembler. Her handiwork controlled sound systems worldwide. Janice is survived by her husband of 62 years, Lynn of the home, Sons: Russ of Overland Park, KS, Roger of Washington, D.C., Todd of Shawnee, KS and daughter Leigh Ann Arbuckle of Louisburg, KS. She was pre-deceased by her parents and three sisters, Betty Rickard, Eleanor DeArmond & Dorothy Haas and a son Jon Douglas. Janice was an active long time member and strong supporter of Valley Presbyterian Church in Green Valley, AZ as well as Southminster Presbyterian Church in Prairie Village KS. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that memorial donations be to Missions at Valley Presbyterian Church, 2800 Camino Del Sol, Green Valley, AZ 85622. Valley Presbyterian Memorial Services pending. Interment will be at Valley Presbyterian. Columbarium. |
KATHY SPEIDEL:
7/3/1950-11/2019
Kathy resided with her husband Fred at 761 Desert Trail. Kathy died suddenly while vacationing in Mexico in November.
Kathy, a retired accountant, moved to Green Valley in 2004 with her late husband Jerry Behrens, who died in 2010.
After Jerry’s death, Kathy became more involved in her home owners association, the American Legion women’s auxiliary and GVR’s volunteer and newcomers groups.
She loved golf and maintained a membership at Desert Hills Golf Club and more recently became a member of Desert Hills Lutheran Church.
Kathy loved to travel and with her sister Jeanne, a regular winter visitor, was able to visit six of the seven continents, including India this past March. When she married Fred, the traveling continued.
Kathy had nine siblings and is survived by three sisters and four brothers, who reside primarily in the Kansas City area. She also leaves her stepson Nevin (Deanna) Behrens, her grandsons Shaun (Christy) Behrens and Eric Behrens and three great-grandchildren, Isabella, Maddox and Chase Behrens.
7/3/1950-11/2019
Kathy resided with her husband Fred at 761 Desert Trail. Kathy died suddenly while vacationing in Mexico in November.
Kathy, a retired accountant, moved to Green Valley in 2004 with her late husband Jerry Behrens, who died in 2010.
After Jerry’s death, Kathy became more involved in her home owners association, the American Legion women’s auxiliary and GVR’s volunteer and newcomers groups.
She loved golf and maintained a membership at Desert Hills Golf Club and more recently became a member of Desert Hills Lutheran Church.
Kathy loved to travel and with her sister Jeanne, a regular winter visitor, was able to visit six of the seven continents, including India this past March. When she married Fred, the traveling continued.
Kathy had nine siblings and is survived by three sisters and four brothers, who reside primarily in the Kansas City area. She also leaves her stepson Nevin (Deanna) Behrens, her grandsons Shaun (Christy) Behrens and Eric Behrens and three great-grandchildren, Isabella, Maddox and Chase Behrens.