Prosser Funeral Home & Crematory

Prosser Funeral Home & Crematory Prosser Funeral Home & Crematory offers professional and compassionate care to families.

We assist in arranging personalized and meaningful services for their loved ones including: burial, cremation, pre-arrangement plans, and headstone design and sales.

MARTHA MARIE CLAUNCHMartha Claunch, 90, peacefully passed March 12, 2026. She was born and raised in southern California...
03/21/2026

MARTHA MARIE CLAUNCH

Martha Claunch, 90, peacefully passed March 12, 2026. She was born and raised in southern California, where she met Lloyd. They married on February 15, 1957. Because Lloyd worked construction, they'd travel for work to several states. In December of 1972 they moved to Prosser. Martha retired after 20 years at Twin City Foods in 1993. She loved sewing, quilting, crocheting, gardening, canning, fishing, and camping.

She is preceded by her husband (Lloyd) of 58 years. She is survived by one sister, Laura (Tom) Griffiths. She is survived by three children, Rick Claunch (Norma Burreson), Sheryl (Oren) Stovall, Gleda (Mark) Funkes - 5 grandchildren - Jeremy (Noelle) Stovall, Stormy (Kristen) Beach, Michael (Randi) Hazzard, Brian (Rosie) Hazzard, Shannon (Steve) Maxwell - Great grandchildren, McKenze and Mylie Hazzard, Ava and Scarlett Maxwell, Lilly and Levi Hazzard - Will (Mollee) Thompson, great grand child and several nieces and nephews.

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PAT ANN WICHERSPatricia “Pat” Ann WichersPatricia Ann (Evans) Wichers, 90, passed away on March 14, 2026 in Prosser, WA....
03/18/2026

PAT ANN WICHERS

Patricia “Pat” Ann Wichers

Patricia Ann (Evans) Wichers, 90, passed away on March 14, 2026 in Prosser, WA. She was born to Robert and Edna Evans of Prosser, WA, on November 20, 1935, the last of their 7 children. She grew up in Prosser, surrounded by family, and graduated from Prosser High School, class of 1953. After high school, she married Richard Holt and moved to western Washington, where they had 3 children together. When the marriage ended, Pat returned to her hometown of Prosser. She married Cornell Wichers in 1967, moved to Alderwood Manor, and had another child to round out their newly blended family. Pat and Cornell were married for 56 years before his death in 2023.

Pat was an excellent typist and used her secretarial skills at various jobs, including 22 years as a middle and high school school secretary for the Arlington School District, where she kept an eye on her kids, and many others. She was a faithful fan at all her children's sporting events, and was not afraid to disagree with the offi ciating. Though living away, she loved Prosser and visited frequently to visit her family.

She retired in 1997 and again moved back to Prosser in 1998, where she spent time tending her roses, volunteering at HOBS, working on class reunions, and joining a bowling league. She also found time to keep up with her grandchildren's sports and activities, and spent time with her many siblings. She was a lifelong member of the Presbyterian Church. She loved holidays and family gatherings and willingly participated in whatever adventures her family talked her into on vacations. Over the years, she found herself riding mopeds, tandem bicycles, playing putt-putt golf, and even kayaking. She was a surprisingly formidable ping-pong opponent.

At age 73, Pat had a pulmonary embolism that changed her life forever. After spending three months in the hospital and rehab center and with the help of her family and her loyal and tenacious husband Cornell, she battled to regain her speech and walking abilities. She was fairly successful, but was left unable to drive, bowl, or get around easily. Over the next 18 years, she declined steadily but maintained a peaceful attitude, never complaining, and thankfully kept her good sense of humor. Throughout her years, Pat was an avid fan of all the local sports teams, from the Mustangs to the Seahawks, the Mariners, and the Zags. She remained steadfast in her disappointment with the referees.

She leaves behind her children, Rick (Dawnell) Holt of Arlington, WA, Judi (Dean) Benson of Prosser, WA, James (Vicki) Holt of Prosser, WA , Renee (Jeff) Moore of Everett, WA, and her step-children Rhonda(Carl) Jager of Bellingham, WA and Greg (Dorie) Wichers of Mayfl ower, AR as well as numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, and nephews. She is preceded in death by her fi rst child, Linda, her husband of 56 years, Cornell, her parents Robert and Edna, brothers (Bob, Ornia, Neil, Don, and Albert Evans) and her sister, Peggy Chapman.

The family would like to thank the Presbyterian Church for their support and attention, and Heartlinks Hospice for their care in her last few months. Special thanks are extended to the staff at Sun Terrace, where Pat lived out the last 7 years of her life. She was well taken care of to the end; their kindness and care much appreciated and never to be forgotten.

A funeral service for Patricia is set for 1:00 pm on Saturday, March 21, 2026 at the Covenant Presbyterian Church in Prosser. Graveside service follows.

Memorial contributions may be made to Covenant Presbyterian Church, 912 Yakima Ave, Prosser, WA 99350 or Union Gospel Mission, 1300 N First St, Yakima, WA 98901.

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Today is a reminder to slow down and appreciate the traditions, stories, and connections that shape our lives — no matte...
03/17/2026

Today is a reminder to slow down and appreciate the traditions, stories, and connections that shape our lives — no matter our background. Whether you’re gathering with family, sharing a meal, or simply reflecting, we hope the day brings a moment of warmth and meaning. 💚

Today we’re sending the happiest birthday wishes to our very own Kimberly Kulhavy at Prosser Funeral Home & Crematory! 🥳...
03/15/2026

Today we’re sending the happiest birthday wishes to our very own Kimberly Kulhavy at Prosser Funeral Home & Crematory! 🥳

Kimberly brings dedication, kindness, and a great attitude to our team every single day, and we’re so thankful for all she does.

Help us make her day extra special by leaving her some birthday love in the comments! 🎈✨

Who’s part of your support circle? Whether it’s family, friends, or even a pet, we’d love to know what helps you through...
03/12/2026

Who’s part of your support circle? Whether it’s family, friends, or even a pet, we’d love to know what helps you through the hard days. Whether you need someone to talk to, ask questions about planning, or just want a listening ear—we're here, whenever you need us.

Every life tells a story and we believe every funeral should, too. At Prosser Funeral Home & Crematory, we’re dedicated ...
03/05/2026

Every life tells a story and we believe every funeral should, too. At Prosser Funeral Home & Crematory, we’re dedicated to creating unique, personalized services that truly honor the life being remembered.

Whether it’s incorporating favorite music, meaningful keepsakes, themed displays, special readings, or a celebration that reflects a loved one’s passions, we take the time to learn what made them who they were.

From traditional services to one-of-a-kind life celebrations, our team is here to help families create something heartfelt, memorable, and uniquely theirs. 💛

JUDY M SAXTONJudy Mae Saxton of Prosser passed away on February 26, 2026, and took her place among the angels.She was pr...
03/03/2026

JUDY M SAXTON

Judy Mae Saxton of Prosser passed away on February 26, 2026, and took her place among the angels.

She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Robert Saxton, and her daughter, Mary Bobette Hicks.

Judy is survived by her family,

Children; Adam and Christina Saxton, Glen and Kim Saxton, Peggy and James Elatico and Alice and Ed Castilleja; as well as 28 grandchildren; Sara, Greg, Jennifer, Billy, Jay-T, Tessa, Derrick, Tabitha, Cameron,Alex, Kayla, Edward, Haylee, Sam, Paige, Aldo, Bryn, Kade, Jacob, Emma, Lauren, Aj, Kellie Jasmine, Braxton, Autumn, Payton, Andrew and 17 great-grandchildren; Hunter, Sydora, Robert, Belle, Penelope, Laya, Brailynn, Payton, Kameron, Decklyn, Eden, Everlee, Eli, Elena, Sophia, Tinley, Lincoln, all of whom were the pride and joy of her life.

Judy deeply loved her family and cherished every moment spent with her children and grandchildren. Her warmth, strength, and unwavering love will be remembered always. Though she will be greatly missed, her memory will live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved her.

Memorial services will be Friday March 6th 2pm, Prosser Funeral Home.

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David Steele WyantDavid Steele Wyant 84, passed away peacefully on February 2, 2026.Born on February 15, 1941, in São Pa...
03/03/2026

David Steele Wyant

David Steele Wyant 84, passed away peacefully on February 2, 2026.

Born on February 15, 1941, in São Paulo, Brazil, David’s life was marked by a deep commitment to education, family, faith and community. He dedicated over three decades – 32 and a half years – to teaching fourth grade.

David was raised in Grandview, WA and was the beloved son of Barbara (Steele) Wyant and Jess Wyant. He has a loving sister, Ann (Wyant) White in Massachusetts. As well as his nephew Eric (Karin), great niece Hannah and great nephew Paul. He was preceded in death by his parents and cherished wife, Sheryl (Leedy) Wyant. Together they built a loving home and raised two children: Mark Wyant and Beth (Wyant) Monfils, David’s legacy continues through his grandchildren Isaiah Sanders (Belma Smajic) and Kaylyn Sanders (Ernesto Para), as well as his great-grandchildren Cameron, CJ, Alaïa and Jasiah.

A man of strong faith, David was a member of Anchor Point Church. His relationship with the Lord brought him comfort throughout his life. He was known for regularly checking on family – a simple but powerful reflection of how deeply he cared for those around him.

David had a lifelong passion for sports. He followed the Prosser Mustangs with enthusiasm, often calling the high school to stay updated on their latest games. He was also an avid fan of the Seattle Mariners, Seahawks and Gonzaga basketball – teams that brought him joy and some frustration season after season.

In his youth David participated in 4-H where he showed Jerseys, earning State and National recognition – an early sign of his dedication and work ethic. One of his proudest memories was making the only hit off future MLB pitcher, Mel Stottlemyre Sr during a one-hit high school baseball game – a moment he fondly recalled throughout his life.

A Celebration of Life will be held on April 11, 2026, at 11 AM with lunch provided at Anchor Point Church, 609 Bonnieview Rd Grandview, WA.

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Some days are harder than others. Be kind to yourself today, and remember it’s okay to feel everything you're feeling.
02/26/2026

Some days are harder than others. Be kind to yourself today, and remember it’s okay to feel everything you're feeling.

E. Kay StaplesEloise Kay Minick Staples, known to family and friends as Kay, was born December 3, 1939 in Las Animas, Co...
02/20/2026

E. Kay Staples

Eloise Kay Minick Staples, known to family and friends as Kay, was born December 3, 1939 in Las Animas, Colorado and passed peacefully on January 25, 2026, in Kennewick, Washington, at the age of 86.

Kay was preceded in death by her husband, Fred Staples; her daughter, Kimberly Snyder McCracken; her parents, Robert E. Minick and Eva Minick; and her siblings, Robert O. Minick and Mickey Minick Johnson.

She is survived by her sons, Dana Snyder and Theodore Snyder; and by six grandchildren, who brought her great pride and joy.

Kay served the community as the elected Benton County superior court Clerk from 1987 until her retirement in 2005, a role she held with dedication and integrity. Outside of her public service, she was an avid golfer and loved traveling by RV to golfing destinations, embracing both the journey and the game she enjoyed so much.

Known for her steady presence, sharp mind, and love of family. She will be deeply missed by those who knew and loved her.

Celebration of Life will be held on

Friday, March 27 At 1pm

Church of the Nazarene

2402 S. Union St

Kennewick, WA 99337

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On Presidents Day, we pause to recognize the leadership and dedication that have helped shape our country. We’re gratefu...
02/16/2026

On Presidents Day, we pause to recognize the leadership and dedication that have helped shape our country. We’re grateful to serve our community with care and compassion every day.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, we’re especially mindful of those who may be carrying extra weight in their hearts partic...
02/13/2026

As Valentine’s Day approaches, we’re especially mindful of those who may be carrying extra weight in their hearts particularly those remembering a spouse or loved one. Love doesn’t end with loss; memories remain close and meaningful.

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Prosser, WA
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