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10/26/2025

Today is Visit a Cemetery Day! Whether you want to honor a loved one's life or simply take part in history, consider stopping by the local cemetery for a moment. Say a few words and honor the lives of those who came before us because their lives brought us to who we are today.

10/24/2025

Are you looking for a way to help a grieving child express their feelings this fall? Children are often very interested in arts and crafts, so these 10 remembrance crafts may be just what you need. Click the link to learn more!

Are you looking for a creative way to help your grieving child express their feelings this fall season? Check out these 10 remembrance crafts!

10/22/2025

As we age, our bodies slow down and just can’t do what they used to do. But a physical therapist can help! Check out this article to discover how a little PT can go a long way to making you feel more mobile, more flexible, more balanced, and even more coordinated.

The benefits of physical therapy for older adults range from falls prevention to increased mobility and flexibility that can help you stay active. Learn more about what a physical therapist is, how to choose one, and how to prepare for your first PT appointment.

10/21/2025

It’s Family History Month! What’s the funniest, weirdest, or happiest thing you know about your family’s history (if you’re willing to share)?

10/20/2025

Joseph Milfred Walton, Jr., 82 of Wellington, Missouri passed away on Sunday, October 19, 2025, at The Ashton on the Plaza in Kansas City, MO.

A Graveside Service with Military Honors will be held at 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, October 28, 2025, at Missouri State Veterans Cemetery, 20109 Bus. MO-13, Higginsville, MO, 64037. In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to Lumino’s Hospice. Memories of Joseph and condolences for his family may be left at www.LedfordFamilyFH.com or on our page. Arrangements have been entrusted to the Walker-Nadler-Fuller Funeral Home, 1720 South St., Lexington, MO, 64067, 660-259-2245.

Joseph was born on November 7, 1942, in Wellington, MO to Joe Milfred and Irene (Connor) Walton. He graduated in 1960 from Wellington-Napoleon High School. After high school he attended Lincoln University in Jefferson City. Joseph retired from the United States Air Force as a Jet Engine Mechanic, after serving 26 years. He earned numerous Decorations and Medals while honorably serving. After being honorably discharged and returning home to Wellington, Joseph worked as a mechanic locally for a short time. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and Volunteer Fire Department. In addition to spending time with family and friends, Joseph enjoyed bow hunting, fishing, and driving around the countryside.

Joseph is survived by three children, Cassandra Cole of Lexington, MO, Joseph T. Walton of Laveen, Arizona and Jason A. Walton of Roy, Utah, and; five grandchildren; a sister, Eleanor Mason of Kansas City, MO; a special friend, Mary Steward of K**b Noster, MO; and many nieces, nephews, relatives, and friends.

In addition to his parents, Joseph was preceded in death by three sisters, Joan Thomas, Beverly Nelson, and Sandra Bratton.

10/20/2025

10/17/2025

Applying for Social Security benefits after the death of a loved one can feel both overwhelming and confusing. This easy guide shares helpful information on eligibility, what documents you need to gather, and where you can find answers to your questions!

After the death of a loved one, especially a spouse, you may be eligible to receive certain Social Security benefits. Click to learn more!

10/15/2025

Do you love anything and everything to do with country music? Then you should check out the Smithsonian’s extensive online collection of memorabilia! Click the link for more. cutt.ly/country_music

10/15/2025

Today, we acknowledge the grief of so many moms and dads across our nation. You lost a child far too early, and the pain is deep and heart-wrenching. We stand with you in remembrance on this sweet yet solemn day.

10/10/2025

Did you know that hospice care specifically focuses on improving quality of life? If you or a loved one are facing a terminal illness, read this blog to learn 6 ways that hospice care teams actively work to improve your days and ensure they are filled with peace and rest rather than stress and anxiety.

After a terminal diagnosis, quality of life becomes an important consideration. Read this article to learn 6 ways hospice care can do that.

10/10/2025

Russell Lee Scott, 77 of Grain Valley, formally of Lexington, Missouri passed away at Monterey Park Care Center in Independence, MO on Wednesday, October 8, 2025. We know he felt a deep sense of joy and gratitude knowing his children and grandchildren were present that day.

A graveside service will be held on November 4, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. at the Missouri State Veterans Cemetery in Higginsville, MO. There will be no memorial service at the request of Russell. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions be made to the Lexington VFW Post 4052 or the Cancer Assistance Relief (CAR) at Trinity United Church of Christ and can be left in care of the Walker-Nadler-Fuller Funeral home, Lexington, Missouri. Memories of Russell and condolences for his family may be left at www.LedfordFamilyFH.com or on our page. Arrangements have been entrusted to the Walker-Nadler-Fuller Funeral Home, 1720 South St., Lexington, MO 64067, 660-259-2245.

Russell was born June 15, 1948, in Carrollton, MO to Ernest and Lucille (Rodenberg) Scott. He graduated from Lexington High School in 1966 and then was drafted into the service by Uncle Sam. Russell was honored to serve in the U.S. Army, as a SP 4 (T). While in the Army he earned the NDSM EXP M-14 and AFEM Korea medals. He was a member of the Trinity United Church of Christ, where he was baptized. He was married to LaDonna Nichols Rasa on February 14, 2005 who survives in the home. Russell was an electrician and owner of Scott’s Electric, loved scuba diving, traveling in their camper, going to the lake and riding in Shane’s boat. He was a life member of the Lexington VFW Post 4052 and the American Legion Post 0134. Russell was a member of the Elks-Lexington MO No. 749, and a member of the Missouri Society Sons of the American Revolution- Martin Warren Chapter. Russell loved becoming a Papa and enjoyed spending time with his grandkids when his health allowed him to do so.

Survivors include Russell’s wife LaDonna Nichols Scott; four children, Chastity Nicol Wilson, (Aaron) and Shannon Lee Scott (Carrie), Shane Dale Weedman (Kim) and Chase Steven Rasa (Jill). Two brothers, James Scott and Charles (Chuck) Scott (Pat). He had six grandchildren and one great granddaughter, Tommy Scott, Beckett Rasa, Claire Rasa, Morgan Lanpher (Dalton), Connor Weedman, and Madeline Sims, Great Granddaughter, Arlington Lanpher. Russell wanted to thank his dear friend, Steve Cobb, for his many years of faithful friendship and for helping him whenever he needed help.

In addition to his parents Russell was preceded in death by his previous wife Mary Anne (Cretzmeyer) Scott.