The New Shopper Issue 3, 2024

CAMERON REGIONAL

Cameron Regional Medical Center, Inc.

March 2024 Outpatient

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Faheem Nina

OUTPATIENT CLINIC PHYSICIANS

Faheem Arain, M.D., Psychiatry/Child Psychiatry

Nina Assefa, D.O., Cardiology

Gregory Barnhill, D.O., Orthopedics

Thomas Bembynista, D.P.M., Podiatry

Kyle Busch, D.O., Orthopedics

Richard Coats, M.D., Vascular Surgery

Alan Cornett, D.O., Orthopedics

David Dugan, D.O., Orthopedics

Andrew Frazier, D.O., Pain Management

Peter Gochee, M.D., Ear, Nose, & Throat

Kashif Hameed, M.D., Psychiatry

Mohan Hindupur, M.D., Cardiology

Syed Jafri, M.D., Gastroenterology

Badr Jandali, M.D., Pulmonary

Chacy Lancaster, M.D., Psychiatry

Eugene Lee, M.D., Urology

Zafar Mahmood, M.D., Psychiatry

Brian McCroskey, M.D., Vascular Surgery

Mary Jo Middleton, M.D., Physiatry

Moben Mirza, M.D., Urology

Yaser Mounla, M.D., Endocrinology

Caleb Pace, D.P.M., Podiatry

Shashank Radadiya, M.D., Rheumatology

Ricardo Ramos, M.D., Cardiology

Stephen Reintjes, Jr, M.D., Neurosurgery/Spinal Surgery

Brian Roe, D.O., Cardiology

Muhammad Salamat, M.D., Oncology

Arvind Sharma, M.D., Cardiology

Robert Shemwell, D.P.M., Podiatry

Muhammad Shoaib, M.D., Neurology

Colby Souders, M.D., Urology

Damien Stevens, M.D., Pulmonary/Sleep Medicine

Marija Tonkovic, M.D., Dermatology

Viseslav Tonkovic, M.D., Dermatology

Damandeep Walia, M.D., Rheumatology

Angela Walker, D.O., Orthopedics, Foot & Ankle Specialist

ACTIVE/COURTESY STAFF PHYSICIANS

Muhammad Amin, M.D. Gallatin 660.663.3751

Cameron 816.632.3945

Westside 816.632.5424

Hamilton 816.583.7839

Laeeq Azmat, M.D. Cameron 816.632.3945

Plattsburg 816.930.2041

Lathrop 816.740.3282

Sam Barton, D.O. Cameron 816.632.2139

Kendall DeSelms, D.O. Cameron 816.632.2111

Cassandra From, D.O. Cameron 816.632.2101

Laura Harbison, D.O. Cameron 816.632.2111

Arihant Jain, M.D. Polo 660.354.2550

Lathrop 816.740.3282

Pattonsburg 660.367.4304

Fred Kiehl, D.O. Maysville 816.449.2123

Stewartsville 816.669.3225

Terry Lienhop, D.O. Jamesport 660.684.6252

Barry Littlejohn, M.D. Cameron 816.632.6100

Jackie Miller, D.O. King City 660.552.4054

Eagleville 660.867.5414

James Neely, D.O. Cameron 816.649.3230

Ly Phan, M.D. Westside 816.632.5424

Jacob Rash, M.D. Westside 816.632.5424

Shahzad Shafique, M.D. Bethany 660.425.7333

Cameron 816.649.3398

Elisa Vinyard, D.O. Maysville 816.449.2123

Cameron 816.632.2111

STaNBeRRY

senIor Center Menus (milk served each day)

Fri., Mar. 1 - smothered pork chop, sweet potatoes, California vegetables, apricots, bread.

Mon., Mar. 4 - Chicken fillet on bun, tator tots, carrots, tropical fruit.

tues., Mar. 5 - ham & beans, coleslaw, California vegetables, cherry cobbler, cornbread.

wed., Mar. 6 - pepper steak, corn casserole, spinach, mixed fruit, bread.

thurs., Mar. 7 - spaghetti with hamburger, green beans, lettuce salad, applesauce, garlic bread.

Fri., Mar. 8 - Chicken & noodles, mashed potatoes, broccoli, mixed fruit, bread.

Mon., Mar. 11 - hamburger on bun, potato wedges, California vegetables, pears.

tues., Mar. 12 - Baked ham, sweet potatoes, mixed vegetables, pineapple, bread.

wed., Mar. 13 - Chicken, mashed potatoes & gravy, green beans, cherry crisp, hot roll.

thurs., Mar. 14 - Beef chili dog on bun, rosemary potatoes, carrots, peaches.

Fri., Mar. 15 - salisbury steak, corn, broccoli, apricots, bread.

Mon., Mar. 18 - Chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes & gravy, broccoli, pears, bread.

tues., Mar. 19 - sausage gravy, hashbrown, green beans, mandarin oranges, biscuit.

w ed., Mar. 20 - Meatballs, scalloped potatoes, mixed vegetables, peach crisp, hot roll. thurs., Mar. 21 - Chicken spaghetti, peas, lettuce salad, mixed fruit, bread.

Fri., Mar. 22 - Beef stew with vegetables, coleslaw, applesauce, bread.

Mon., Mar. 25 - r ib patty on bun, green beans, tator tots, mixed fruit.

tues., Mar. 26 - Beef & noodles, mashed potatoes, carrots, apple cobbler, bread.

wed., Mar. 27 - Goulash with hamburger, lettuce salad, corn, peaches, garlic bread.

t hurs., Mar 28 - h am loaf, hashbrown casserole, layered lettuce salad, mandarin orange cake, hot roll.

Fri., Mar. 29 - CLosed for easter

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Card oF thanKs

thank you to everyone who sent flowers, cards and messages of congratulations for our 50th wedding anniversary and to all our family for a wonderful dinner to celebrate together. we Love all of you!

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(Deut 30:15 &19,“See, I have set before you today life and good, death and evil,)(I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing; therefore choose life, that both you and your descendants may live) Choose Life, sounds like a simple choice doesn’t it? God sat in motion free will of which to choose was first from the very beginning of creation and as in the beginning choices don’t always go along with life. Most of us have the opportunity to ‘Choose Life’ every day without even thinking about it. What? Yes, something as simple as driving requires an incredible number of choices that can determine life or death. When you drive there are ‘Rules of the Road’ that must be followed to ensure society remains safe and not only for yourself.

A few years ago, the phrase, ‘Six feet of Separation’ was the mantra to keep everyone safe yet this also applies when driving down the highways and byways. As we progress along the two-lane highway there’s usually an invisible safety barrier of six feet or less separating ‘Life and Death’ that could happen in the blink of an eye. The ability to ‘Choose Life’ instead of ‘Death’ may seem like a commonsense statement yet this involves consequence for one’s decisions, actions, and desires. Quite often the human psyche reacts without taking into consideration the logical conclusion for the choices being made. The choices of Life and Death are often acted upon without considering this. (Proverbs 1:32, the complacency of fools will destroy them). Complacency is the failure to consider the consequence associated with a specific choice. Life and Death can be determined by the amount of attention we give to even the simplest matters of life. Life and Death can manifest itself by the way we conduct ourselves while using everyday items such as a car or tool and even our body. Society seems to have succumbed to numbness and complacency just as in the beginning and has mastered the art of deflecting blame with excuses. If someone does not like the consequence for a decision, they may choose to kill the innocent and defenseless. God is Pro-Choice of which describes a sense of consequence that determines one’s eternal destination. Choose

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Robert “Bob” Wayne Miller, of Albany, MO, was born on Easter Sunday, April 5, 1942, and passed away peacefully on February 20, 2024. He was the son of Wayne Emerson and Emma “Trudy” Gertrude (Price) Miller.

Bob is survived by his wife, Julia “Sheila” Christina Miller of Albany; son, John Miller, Colorado Springs, CO, and grandchildren Cody (Meghann) Miller, Trent Miller, Jetti Miller; daughter, Kerry (Jim) Roe, Kansas City, MO, and grandchildren Cailey Roe, Conor Roe; son, Thomas (Melissa) Miller, Fairfield, CT and grandchildren Sawyer Miller, Hadley Miller; his brother, John (Jean) Miller, Holt, MO, and his sisters-in-law Bridget Kelly, Eileen (Daniel) O’Connell, and Mary Curran. He is also survived by many nieces, nephews, and cousins.

Bob grew up in Albany and was involved in many areas of interest. He participated in scouting and earned the rank of Eagle Scout in 1957. Bob was the president of his senior class and graduated as the Salutatorian from Albany High School in 1960. Later, he attended Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois for two years before transferring to the University of MissouriColumbia. Bob was the president of his fraternity, Alpha Tau Omega, and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in 1965. After graduation, Bob served two years of active duty on the USS Alcor, which was based in Charleston, South Carolina. During his service, he traveled to Scotland and Spain monthly while supplying the Atlantic Submarine Fleet. Bob was proud to have served in the Navy and ended his commission as a Lieutenant Commander. After completing his service, Bob worked as a Production Planning Supervisor at Corning Glass Works in Corning, NY. It was while living in upstate New York that he met and married Sheila on June 11, 1976. Bob and Sheila became the owners of Wayne’s Clothing Store following their move to Albany. When a fire destroyed the original Wayne’s Clothing Store, they bought A.B. Price and Company and continued the family business for twenty-three years as its fourth-generation owners. Spending time together at Wayne’s, especially during the holiday season, created many fond memories for the family. Bob pursued higher education and earned his Master of Science in Business Administration from Northwest Missouri State University in 1982. Bob finished his professional career as the Production Manager at the Albany Manufacturing Plant, Tempmaster, and then York/Johnson Controls, where he remained in this role for twenty years until retirement.

Bob was very involved in promoting the rural community that he loved. He participated in various community activities, including serving on the Albany Chamber of Commerce, Community Betterment, Rotary International, Albany High School Athletics Booster Club, Albany Carnegie Library Board, and Gentry County Memorial Hospital Board of Directors. He was a member of St. Peter’s Catholic Church, where he contributed his time as a lector and eucharistic minister, served on the Finance Committee, and was a member of the Parish Carnival Committee.

Bob helped the Albany Economic Development Steering Committee to attract Tempmaster Manufacturing to replace Rival Manufacturing. As a result, he received the Governor’s Leadership Award from Governor John Ashcroft. He was among ten individuals in Missouri recognized for this achievement in 1986. When the Albany Ledger covered the story, Bob expressed surprise as he didn’t even know he had been nominated for the award. Bob was a humble person who always preferred to recognize others rather than be recognized himself.

Bob was a kind and gentle man who believed in the principle that actions speak louder than words. He instilled this value in his children and grandchildren. Bob loved physical fitness activities and was an avid runner for most of his adult years. In his later years, he went for a walk every day with Sheila, rain or shine. Bob will be remembered for always encouraging his family to take walks together after holiday meals on Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day. He and Sheila enjoyed traveling to Ireland to visit her family in County Kerry. Bob remained active even during vacations and relished taking strolls along the strand and exploring the Irish countryside.

Bob was preceded in death by parents, Wayne and Emma “Trudy” Miller; his son, Frank “Frankie” Andrew; in-laws, Mary and Daniel Curran; sister-in-law, Maureen Barrett; brothers-inlaw, John Curran, Daniel Curran, Eamon Kelly, and John Barrett. All services were held at St. Peter’s Catholic Church, Stanberry, Missouri. A Parish Rosary was prayed with a visitation following. Mass of a Christian Burial was celebrated on Monday, February 26, 2024, with Father Sebastian Allgaier presiding. Burial with Military Rites followed in the Grandview Cemetery, Albany, Missouri.

Memorial contributions may be made to St. Peter’s Catholic Church or Albany Carnegie Public Library in care of the Roberson-Polley Chapel, 403 N. Hundley, Albany, Missouri, 64402. Much appreciation and gratitude to the Oak Pointe Memory Care staff in Maryville, Missouri, and Three Oaks Hospice for the exceptional care Bob received during the later stages of Alzheimer’s disease.

Please note:

3200/2500HRS

JD 2350, GREAT BEND LDR, 2WD, 1RR, 540, 3PT, 3,702HRS

JD 1070, MFWD, 72” MOWER DECK, 540, 3PT, OS, 1621HRS

JD 1070, 440 LDR, 2WD, 540, 3PT, OS, 1924HRS

JD 2520, 600HRS, BELLY MOWER, 3PT JD 2440

JD 146 LDR, 2WD, 2RR, 540, 3PT, 4406HRS

JD 850, 2WD, 2RR, 54”, 3PT, 3,236HRS, OS

CASE IH/MCCORMICK INTERATIONAL

’13 CIH 350 ROW TRAC, 3750HRS, 18IN TRACKS, DRAWBAR, PTO

’11 CIH 550 QUAD TRAC, 5600HRS, 3 PT, PTO ’12 CIH FARMALL 105C, L630 LDR, MFWD, 2RR, INT PTO, 3PT, CHA, LH, 4,067HRS

JD 9220 4WD, F/R DUALS, WTS, CHA, PTO, 3PT, 6750HRS

‘04 JD 8420, MFWD, F. WTS, 4RR, 1000, QH, CHA, 8,128HRS, PS JD 8320, MFWD, F WTS, 4RR, 1000PTO, QH, CHA, 8,240HRS

JD 8120, F/R DUALS, 3RR, 1000PTO, QH, CHA, 8,361HRS

JD 7420, MFWD, 3RR, INT PTO, 3PT, CHA, LHR, PPS

JD 7220, 741 LDR, MFWD, 2RR, INT PTO, 3PT, CHA, 4,678HRS, LHR JD 6420, 640 LDR/ GRAPPLE, MFWD, 2RR, 3PT, INT PTO, CHA, LHR, 5454HRS, PPS

JD 6420, MFWD, F. WTS, NEW RUB-BER, 3RR, QH, INT PTO, CHA, LHR, 4038HRS, PPS

JD 6420, 673 LDR, MFWD, IVT TRANS, 3RR, INT PTO, 3PT, LHR, CHA, 1754HRS, CLEAN!

JD 8400, MFWD, F WTS, 3RR, QH, 1000PTO, CHA, 10,744HRS

JD 8300, MFWD, F. WTS, R. DU-ALS, CHA, 4RR, 1000 PTO, QH, 6,466HRS,

JD 7210, TA29 LDR, 2WD, CHA, 2RR, INT PTO, 3PT, 7372HRS

JD 6400, 640 LDR, MFWD 2RR, INT PTO, 3PT, CHA, 9248HRS

JD 6410, 620LDR, 2WD, CHA 2RR, INT PTO, 3PT, 3820HRS

JD 6300 2WD, 2RR, 540, 3PT, CHA, 2741HRS

JD 6215, 640 LDR, MFWD, R WTS, 2RR, 540, OS, 3PT

JD 8760, 4WD, 8500HRS, BAREBACK

JD 8770, 4WD, 7700HRS, BAREBACK ‘89

JD 4455, MFWD, 3RR, INT PTO, 3PT, CHA, 6747HRS, MAJOR OVER-HAUL

JD 4040, 2WD, 2RR, INT PTO, 3PT, CHA, 5343HRS, PS

JD 4630, KOYKER LDR, 2WD, 2RR, 1000, 3PT, CHA, 8021HRS

JD 4630, TA28 LDR, 2WD, 2RR, 1000PTO, 3PT, CHA, 7803HRS, PS

JD 4010, JD LDR, 2WD, OS, 1RR, 540, 3PT, R. WTS, 5752HRS

JD 2750, BH2846QT LDR, 2WD, 1RR, 540, 3PT, OS, 4151HRS

MCCORMICK CX105, L750 LDR, MFWD, 3RR, DUAL PTO, 3PT, CHA MCCORMICK CT50U, L116 LDR, MFWD, 2RR, 540, 3PT, CHA, LHR, 770HRS

CIH JX95, LX232 LDR, MFWD, 2RR, 540, 3PT, 1533HRS

IH 460, TA26 LDR, 2WD, 1RR, 540, SNAP HITCH, 1334HRS

CIH FARMALL 80, L730 LDR, MFWD, 2RR, 540, 3PT, OS, 735HRS

CIH C50, 2WD, 1RR, 540, 3PT, OS 684, BUSHHOG LDR, 2WD, 3PT, 540, 3220HRS, IH 1086, CAB, 3RR, 3PT, 540/1000

NEW HOLLAND/FORD

1995 FORD 9480, 4X4, CUMMINS ENGINE, 4RR, F/R DUALS, 6,449HRS

NH TN60SA, 32LC LDR, MFWD, 2RR, 540, 3PT, CHA, LHR, 1929HRS FORD 960, WESTENDORF LDR, 2WD, 540, 3PT, 2037HRS

KUBOTA ’19 KUBOTA M7-131

PREMIUM, LM2605 LDR, MFWD, R WTS, 4RR, INT PTO, 3PT, CHA, LHR, 911HRS

KUBOTA M105S, LA1301S LDR, F. WTS, MFWD, 2RR, 540, 3PT, LHR, 7,470HRS

MASSEY FERGUSON CHALLENGER

MF 5445, 1070 LDR, 2WD, 2RR, 540, 3PT, CHA, LHR, 1898HRS

ALLIS/AGCO/OTHERS

DEUTZ D1070, ALLIED LDR, CHA, 7’ MOWER

PACKAGE

CUB CADET 7275, MFWD, 540, 3PT, OS, 1349HRS

ALLIS D-17, 2WD, 1RR, 540, 3PT, 2329HRS

BELARUS 822, MFWD, KOYKER LDR, CHA, 1RR, 540, 3PT, 2,314HRS

TRACTOR LOADERS

JD 640 LDR/GRAPPLE

JD 673 LOADER

JD 520M LOADER, BUCKET

JD 148 LOADER, BALE SPEAR

COMBINES CIH 7088 COMBINE, 4WD, 4200/3600HRS

GLEANER R42 COMBINE,

JD 6600, 2WD, 3,141

HRS

CIH 2166, 4WD, 5,945HRS

2001 CAT LEXION 470, 2,676HRS

2010 GLEANER A86 COMBINE, 4WD, STRADDLE DUALS, 2,800E HRS

CIH 2188, CHOPPER, HOPPER EXTEN-SIONS, 5,512HRS

PLATFORMS CORN HEADS

‘13 MF 9250 DRAPER, 35’ DUAL DRIVE, SCH GUARDS

‘12 JD 635F PLATFORM

JD 920 PLATFORM

CIH 2020 PLATFORM, 30’

AGCO 500 PLATFORM, AIR REEL, CONTOUR MASTER

AGCO 830 CORN HEAD, 8R 30” AGCO 800, 25FT

‘12 JD 608C CORN HEAD, 8R 30”

‘10 JD 608C, STALK DEVASTATOR, OPPOSED KNIFE ROLLS, SINGLE POINT, 8R 30”

CIH 3408 CORN HEAD, 8R30”, CONTOUR MASTER

JD 1290 CORN HEAD, 12R 20”, POLY

HEAD TRAILERS

E-Z TRAIL 672 HEAD TRAILER

‘23 IA 845R HEAD TRAILER, ‘18 WOODWORTH 20HT HEAD TRAILER, 20’

PLANTERS

JD 7200 12R 30, NO-TILL

‘21 JD 1745, 15 ROW, BULK FILL, 850 ACRES!

’19 JD 1775, BULK, 16R30INCH, 5K ACRES

‘14 JD 1790, 16/31, NO TILL

‘21 JD 1725 BULK FILL, ELECTRIC DRIVE, 16R30” STACK FOLD, MAX EMERGE 5E PACKAGE, 3,719 ACRES

‘19 JD 1725 BULK FILL, ELECTRIC DRIVE, 16R30” STACK FOLD, MAX EMERGE 5E PACKAGE, 8,761 ACRES

‘21 JD 1725 BULK FILL, ELECTRIC DRIVE, 16R30” STACK FOLD, MAX EMERGE 5E PACKAGE, 2,393 ACRES

JD 1770 CONSERVATION, 16R 30” JD 7200 4 ROW

JD 1780, 12-23

JD 294, 2 ROW JD 290, 3PT KINZE 3000, 6/11, BEAN/CORN, NO-TILL

‘15 KINZE 4900, 16R 30” , NO TILL, ELEC. CLUTCHES, 8839 ACRES

‘14 KINZE 3660ASD, 16/31, NO TILL, LIQUID FERT., ELECTRIC SHUT OFFS, HYD DRIVE, ’12 KINZE 3660ASD 1631- SN: 660979, 16/31, NO TILL, MARKERS, 10K ACRES

‘09 KINZE 3660ASD, 16/31, LIQUID FERT, AIR DOWN PRESSURE ‘10 KINZE 3660ASD, 16/31, BULK FILL, NO TILL, AIR CLUTCHES

’12 KINZE 3660ASD, 12-23, BULK, NO TILL, CLUTCHES

’06 KINZE 3600, 12/23, BOX, NO TILL

’09 KINZE 3600, 16-31, CLUTCHES KINZE 3500, 8/15, NO TILL, BOX EXTENSIONS, MARKERS KINZE 2600 16-31, BOX PLANTER, KINZE 2500, 8/15, NO TILL, MARKERS CIH 900 CYCLO AIR, 16R 20”, POPULATION SENSOR, 2019 CHECCHI & MAGLI WOLF PRO 3 TRANSPLANTER WHITE 6180, 12R30”, SEED FIRMERS

DRILLS

CIH SDX30 DRILL W/CIH

2300 SEED CART, 30’

7.5” SPACING

‘06 JD 1990CCS AIR SEEDER, 30’ , 15” SPACING, SCALES, SEED FIRMERS

’16 JD 455 DRILL, 7.5” SPACING, 30’ WIDTH

JD 455, 25’, 10IN SPACING

JD 8000 DRILL, DOUBLE DISC

2 X TYE PASTURE PLEASER

SERIES 5, 7’, NO TILL, GRASS SEED

CRUST BUSTER DD3300

DRILL, 23R 7.5”

2 – JD 750 DRILLS, 15’

AUGERS/CONVEYORS GRAIN VACS

KBH FIELD LOADER, GAS ENGINE, GOOD BELTS CARDINAL BC10 CONVEYER, GOOD BELT HUTCHINSON 8”X60’

AUGER, ELECTRIC DRIVE

GSI 12”X72’

JD

JD

JD W235 WINDROWER, 500R HEAD, 2213HRS

JD W235 WINDROWER, 500R HEAD, 3625HRS

CIH DCX131, RUBBER

CONDITION-ING ROLLS, 2 POINT

JD 275 DISC MOWER, 3PT, 540, 9’ BUSH HOG HM2409 DISC MOWER - PARTS

JD 835 MOCO

NH 469 HAYBINE, 540, RUBBER ROLLERS

RAKES/TEDDERS

VERMEER WR-V10, 10 WHEEL RAKE NH 258 ROLABAR

M&W 10 WHEEL RAKE

2014 VERMEER 2800

TWIN RAKE, 19-28’ WIDTH, EXCELLENT SHAPE

VERMEER R23 TWINRAKE

RHINO PT207, 2 BASKET TEDDER

3 POINT/MISC EQUIPMENT

5X8 INSULATED SHED

9X12 LIVESTOCK SHELTER

IA BALE WAGON, 8 BALE

JD 35, 3PT BACK HOE

ATTACHMENT

TARTER CATTLE TUBS

FREE STANDING PANELS

BRADY 9 SHANK CULTIVATOR

CARRY BEAR CAT

CHIPPER, 3PT, 540

2020 LITTLE BEAVER

TOWABLE AUGER, GAS

ENGINE

FRONTIER RB2060L 3PT BLADE, 5’

IA 190 3PT HYDRAULIC

BLADE, 9’ KELDERMAN

CORN REAL

BRUSH CUTTERS FINISH MOWERS

JD CX20 BRUSH 1000PTO, 20FT

JD HX15 BRUSH CUTTER, 1000PTO

JD 717 BRUSH CUTTER, 3PT, 540, 7’

JD LX4 BRUSH CUTTER, 3PT, 540, 4’ BUSH HOG 2615

LEGEND, 1000PTO, 15’

BUSH HOG 2615LEGEND,

FIVE POINT FINISH

RHINO FM100 FINISH

’21 LANDOLL 7510 DISK, ONLY USED ON 75 ACRES!

FIELD CULTIVATORS

‘14 JD 2210, 30’, WALKING TANDEMS, VERY

CLEAN

NH ST250, 36’ WIDTH, REAR HARROW

KRAUSE 4118, 21’

CIH 4300, 36’ HARROW, WALKING TANDEMS

GLENCOE FC16, MANUAL FOLD WINGS

JD 960, 24’, HARROW

ROW CROP/TILLAGE EQUIPMENT

3 X - BIGHAM 802-585 ROLLING CULTIVATOR, 16R 30”, 4 SPIDER, HARDENED SURFACE

ROLL-A-CONE RAP54 ROTARY HOE, 16R30” ’17 KUHN GLADIATOR

1205 16R30” STRIP TILL, LIFT ASSIST ‘17 EINBOCK CHOPSTAR 16R30” CROP SHIELDS, GUIDANCE HITCH, HD STRAIGHT SHANKS ’19 AFI 16 ROW WEED BURNER/MOOREBILT BAR

OTHER TILLAGE

’18 LANDOLL 2430, 14 SHANK DISK RIPPER

JD 2 BOTTOM ROLL OVER PLOW

LAND PRIDE PR2572

SOIL PUL-VERIZER, 3 POINT, HYD TILT

JD 85 12 ROW

CULTIVATOR, 30”, 3PT AERWAY AWST100 AERATOR, CADDY, 14.5’

IA VPT AERATOR, 8’ 10’ & 12’ UNUSED

FORAGE HARVESTER/ FEEDING EQUIPMENT

2022 JD 9500I SILAGE CHOPPER, JD 659 PICKUP HEAD, 192HRS, PRO DRIVE, POWER CHUTE, GREEN STAR DISPLAY ’05 JD 7750 CHOPPER, PRO DRIVE, PRWD

4699/3040 HRS

’21 JD 659 PREMIUM PICKUP HEAD

JD 640B PICKUP HEAD 3-BADGER SILAGE WAGONS , TAN-DEM AXLE

CONSTRUCTION SKID STEERS

2019 TAKEUCHI TL12V2, OS, 1265HRS, AUX HYD, 2 SPD

CASE 75XT, WHEEL, AUX HYD, OS, 2208HRS

GEHL R190, WHEEL, QA, AUX HYD, 2,950HRS, OS TAKEUCHI TL8, TRACKS, CHA, HQA, AUX HYD, 1,959 HRS

CASE 1840, WHEEL, AUX HYD, OS, HAND CONTROL, 3375HRS

CASE SR220, WHEEL, AUX HYD, QA, CHA BOBCAT T300, HAND/ FOOT CONTROLS, CHA, 4859HRS

EXCAVATORS/DOZERS

WHEEL LOADERS

JD 630 DISK, 24’

JD 630 DISK, REAR HARROW, 24’

JD BWF, 18.5FT

CIH 496 DISK, 22’, 3 BAR HARROW CASE 14FT OFFSET IA

2232X DISK, 12’ WIDTH

KUBOTA U25 MINI EXC, THUMB, OS, 3090HRS

TAKEUCHI TB135FR

MINI EXC, AUX HYD, OS, 3363HRS

HYUNDAI60CR-9A MINI

EXC, AUX HYD, 2SPD, CHA, 3568HRS

HYUNDAI 60CR-9A MINI

EXC, AUX HYD, 2SPD, CHA, 3222HRS

HYUNDAI 60CR-9A MINI

EXC, AUX HYD, 2SPD, CHA, 3,100 HRS

HYUNDAI 60CR-9A MINI

EXC, AUX HYD, 2SPD, CHA, 2,900 HRS

DEERE 650K LGP, CHA, GOOD TRACKS, 1234HRS

FORKLIFTS

TELEHANDLERS/LIFTS

CASE 584D FORKLIFT, 2WD, 2329HRS

SKYTRACK 4266, 3320HRS

2014 HYSTER H60FT FORKLIFT, DIESEL, OS, SIDE SHIFT, 3 STAGE

SNORKEL MANLIFT, 2WD, GAS

MARK EVERLY RETIREMENT ‘17 SUNFLOWER 1435 DISK, W/ROLLING BASKETS, 26’ ‘09 SUNFLOWER 6631 DISK, W/REAR HARROW, 24’

‘06 KINZE 3500 PLANTER, 8/15

JD 145 PLOW, 4X16

LUCAS BURNS FARM LINE

‘20 NH T6.155, MFWD, 2080 HRS, DELETED

JD 4450, OPEN-STATION, 2WD, PS TRANS

JD 8430, 4X4, 3PT, PTO

‘21 NH 313 MOCO, 13FT, RUBBER ROLLERS, LOW USE

‘20 MCHALE V6750

BALER, 4500 BALES

‘20 MCHALE 991BE BALE

WRAP-PER, ONLY 950 BALES

VERMEER VR1224 12

WHEEL RAKE

JD 630 DISK, 30FT

JD

JD AMT622 UTV, 5 WHEEL

CTL TURF RUNNER 1900D, ZERO TURN MOWER, 72” DECK, DIESEL KUBOTA F3060 ZERO TURN MOWER, 3,290HRS

JD X540 RIDING MOWER, 48” DECK, 2396HRS

JD X540 RIDING MOWER, 48” DECK, 2358 HRS

VEHICLES/TRAILERS

‘07 EAGER BEAVER 35T LOWBOY

’66 INTERNATIONAL 4WD TRUCK, SMALL DUMP BODY, LOW MILES, ALL ORIGINAL ‘09 SHOP BUILT PUP TRAILER, 13’ BOX

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‘96 S&H 20X7’ LIVESTOCK TRAILER

‘07 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER, 157,000 MI.

‘08 GMC 2500, 6.0 GAS, EXT. CAB, ‘94 GEORGIE BOY CRUISE MASTER, FORD 450, 42,936 MI.

‘11 FORD F150 XLT, EXT. CAB, 4X4, 258,000MI.

’16 PETERBILT 389 EXHD, 300” WHEELBASE, 70” SLEEPER, 893,113MI, CAT C15, 605HP, 18SPD, WET KIT

OVER 150 ATTACHMENTS TO SELL

ABBREVIATION

HQA:

CASE 621D WHEEL

LOADER, 4800HRS, FORKS AND BUCKET

1971 CAT D6C, POWERSHIFT, LIMB RISERS, BRUSH CAGE CAT 303.5C CR MINI EXC. THUMB, CHA, 5696HRS

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~OBITUARY~

BEVERLY ANN GREGORY CARLSON MARCH 12, 1936 v FEBRUARY 17, 2024

Beverly Ann Gregory Carlson was the eldest daughter born to Kenneth and Madelyn (Gaines) Gregory on March 12, 1936, and entered her heavenly home on February 17, 2024. Bev spent her youth and life as a “farm girl” and grew up living with her parents on farms in Dekalb and Gentry counties, attending country schools, and graduating in 1954 from King City High School.

On June 5, 1954, she married Paul K. Carlson at Star Chapel in rural Gentry County. They made their home just across the county line in Dekalb County living in a three-room farmhouse “with a path” until 1962 when they moved less than a mile to the Carlson Farmstead. During the hey-day of CB radios the farm became known as “The Ponderosa” and Beverly’s title was “The Ponderosa Queen”.

Farming was Paul and Beverly’s life; Bev spent more than her share of time in the grain truck line; the Ponderosa Queen hauled most of the grain produced at the Carlson farm to the elevators in Union Star and St. Joseph during a time when it was uncommon for farm women to do so. Bev also helped take care of the livestock, she tended the cattle and hogs and didn’t shed a tear when the last hog was loaded and sent off the farm to market.

The Carlson matriarch was also a club and project leader in the Fighting 4-H Club in the Orchid community and was involved with the local horse arena and area horse shows. Hauling kids and horses was a major part of the summer when the kids were growing up.

Paul and Beverly enjoyed wintering in south Texas for a few years and in 1994 moved to town when Paul’s health began to fail. They enjoyed card parties and getting together with their lifelong friends living in King City. Beverly was Paul’s love and caregiver, transporting him every other day in his final years to dialysis in St. Joseph until his passing in 2005.

Beverly was a member of the Hammer Memorial Methodist Church and served the Lord as pianist and organist for a number of years. She was blessed with a beautiful voice and loved to sing not only with a choir but also as a soloist and provided music for countless memorial services for friends and family in the King City area. Beverly enjoyed planning class reunions for the class of ’54 and lunching with her “Nifty-Fifties” classmates as long as her health permitted. Beverly was also known as a “Sunday Driver” for a lot of years she chauffeured the church ladies after services to area restaurants where they enjoyed dining together for Sunday dinner.

Beverly leaves three children to carry on her legacy, Gary (Lorie) Carlson, King City, Jim (Becky) Carlson, King City, Linda (Rob) Hodge, Union Star; five grandchildren, Kelly (Steve) Dobbs, Nixa, MO, Bobby (Kyra) Carlson, King City, Ryan (Andrea) Hodge, Union Star, granddaughter-in-law, Celia Hodge, Union Star, Jake (Petrea) Carlson, Amity, MO, Sarah (Colby) Schuman, Amity, MO; eleven great grandchildren, Kamdyn, Jackson, and Landon Carlson, Addy Schuman, Chloe and Kaylee Carlson, Carter, Zachary, and Harper Hodge, Zoe and Cooper Hodge; and a sister, Karen Cheek, North Kansas City, MO.

She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Paul; grandson, Justin Hodge, and great granddaughter, Grace Hodge.

Funeral Services were held at 10:00 a.m. Friday, February 23, 2024 at Roberson Funeral Home, King City, MO. Burial followed in King City Cemetery, King City, MO. Memorials may be made to the Beverly Carlson Memorial Fund in care of Roberson Funeral Home, P.O. Box 153, King City, MO 64463. Online condolences may be left at www.robersonfuneralhome.com.

Jeffrey Alan Norman, 42, of Abbeville, Georgia, passed away on January 30, 2024 at his residence. Funeral services were held on Friday, February 2, 2024, at the Paulk Funeral Home Chapel in Fitzgerald, with the Rev. Billy Stephens officiating. Interment was private.

Jeff was loved by so many. He was thoughtful, generous, and funny. He had a passion for life and a kind heart that touched everyone he met.

Jeff Norman was born on July 22, 1981, in Shawnee Mission, Kansas to Walter Scott Norman III and Carol Norman. Jeff attended Ray Marsh Elementary for his primary education where he formed lifelong friendships. He later graduated from Shawnee Mission Northwest High School and furthered his education at Georgia Perimeter College.

Jeff pursued a successful career as a Real Estate appraiser and was the proud owner and operator of Lincoln Appraisal Group. Jeff’s expertise allowed him to appraise homes across Southeast Georgia, leaving a lasting impact on the community.

Jeff’s favorite pastime was spending time with his golden retrievers Lincoln and Reagan. In his free time, Jeff had a wide range of hobbies. He had a fascination with electronic gadgets and enjoyed flying his drones. He also had a green thumb and loved spending time in his garden. Jeff had a talent for painting and photography, capturing beautiful moments and creating art. Jeff always went the extra mile to make others happy with his thoughtful gifts.

Jeff is survived by his father, Scott Norman & Faith of Fitzgerald, GA, his mother, Carol Norman of Shawnee, KS, his brother Walter Norman IV (Byra) of Kansas City, MO, brother; Rusty Leonard of Shawnee, KS. Bryan Raffield, sister-in-law; Hope Raffield.

Jeff will be missed by his nieces and nephews; Olivia Nicodemus, Graycen Norman, Walt Norman V, Jamie Leonard and Kristi Baonga (Mario), T.J. Strawder, Tate Strawder, Emma Grace Raffield, Eva Joy Raffield and Ashlee Phelps (John). Several great-nieces and nephews and many other extended family members and friends. The folks at Statham Shoals all treated Jeff as one of their own. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, step-brother Greg Raffield, his step-mother, Yvette Norman and his Uncle, Steve Norman.

Services to celebrate Jeff’s life were held at Paulk Funeral Home, 301 S. Main St., Fitzgerald, GA 31750. In memory of Jeffrey Alan Norman, donations can be made to a charity of your choice.

John Henry Dibben Jr., 78 of Albany, Missouri, passed away February 14, 2024 at his home surrounded by his loving family.

John was born June 25, 1945 in Kansas City, Missouri. He was the son of John Henry and Nellie Louise (Massey) Dibben.

John was united in marriage to Peggy Schneck- loth July 15, 2000. She survives of the home.

He is also survived by his children, Cerissa Welsh, Dennis Welsh of Crocker, MO; Misty Steinbach, Plato, MO; Edgel (Amanda) Dibben, Niangua, MO; Clyde (Shelly) Welsh, Wessington Springs, SD; adopted daughters, Bendi and Denise, Albany; sister, Virginia (Lee) Stapleton, Douglas, GA; 13 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren; and a brother in heart, Terry Forbis, Albany.

He was preceded in death by his parents, son; Collin, several brothers and sisters.

John served his country in the United States Air Force for four years.

John and Peggy moved to Albany in 2019. John owned and operated Albany Woodwork- ing. He was actively involved in the community as a member of the Albany United Method- ist Church and served as secretary for Albany Main Street.

Memorial Service was held at 10:00 AM Saturday, February 24, 2024 at the Albany United Methodist Church.Online condolences: www.robersonpolleychapel.com

~OBITUARY~ HELEN M. AUTEN JULY 25, 1937 ❖ FEBRUARY 18, 2024

Helen Marie Auten, 86, passed away peacefully in her sleep at her Nevada, Missouri home during the early morning of February 18, 2024.

She was born July 25, 1937 in Sheridan, MO, daughter of Howard Edward Auten and Anna Olive Auten (Sowards).

She graduated from Albany High School in Albany, Missouri in 1955. In 1988, she retired from Southwestern Bell / AT&T where she worked as a telephone operator, coin collector, and in the warehouse.

She was preceded in death by: her father, Howard Edward Auten; her mother, Anna Olive Auten; and her brother, Garland Auten.

Survivors include: daughter, Diana L. Johnson of Nevada, MO; grandson Erik Dierenfeldt of Parkville, MO; granddaughter, Trinity Dierenfeldt of Parkville, MO, two nieces and a nephew.

Lois Wilson Grace was born Lois Ilene Wilson on December 22, 1922 to Walter and Goldie Wilson, at their home near Gilman City, Missouri. She was the second of four children – one brother and two younger sisters.

Lois grew up on the family farm and at an early age joined the Gilman City Methodist Church, later transferring her membership to Dorsey Christian Church, north of Albany, where she had been an active member – teaching Sunday School, Bible School and served as Church Superintendent for 15 years.

She attended country school, graduated from high school in Gilman City, and college in Kansas City. After college she came to Albany and worked 10 years in the PCA office. It was during this time she met her future husband, Joseph Grace, and on January 18, 1947 they were married and moved to their farm north of Albany, where she continued to live until her death on February 19, 2024.

Joe and Lois are the parents of three children, Nancy Jo Staley, Rea, Missouri, Sally Jean Grace Johnson, deceased, and James Walter Grace of Albany, Missouri. Family and home were important to Lois and the Grace family. All the children were in 4-H and Joe and Lois were both 4-H leaders.

Lois was a Girl Scout leader and always ready when called to help at school functions and served as Room Mother Coordinator for the Albany Grade School.

The Grace family rode with two different Saddle Clubs which took them to ride, among other places, in the Cheyenne, Wyoming Rodeo and the American Royal Parade.

Lois enjoyed camping with her husband and family for several years and at many different places. One place they enjoyed very much was their own campground known as “Rabbit Ears.”

She was a member of the Rebecca Lodge at Albany, later moving her membership to the Bethany Lodge. She belonged to the Grand River Art Club, The University of Missouri Extension Council, Dorsey CWF, Happy Hour Extension Club and was a charter member of the Jolly Circle Extension Club and the Athena Club. She was inducted into the Missouri 4-H Hall of Fame in 2008 after many years as a 4-H leader.

Lois was also a clerk for the Circle S Livestock for 14 years. She spent 20 years as a volunteer at the Lord’s Warehouse and was a member of the Board of Directors. She was also on the Senior Tax Service Board in Gentry County. She worked 50 years on the election board in Gentry County. She was a leader for 22 years for a group who picked up the highway for the Missouri Department of Transportation. She helped with crafts at Camp Quality.

Lois will be remembered for many things – her creative spirit, her enthusiasm for life, her strength, her leadership and courage. She is a beloved mother, grandmother, greatgrandmother and friend. She is survived by her children, Nancy Staley and her husband Gregg, Rea, Missouri and Jim Grace and his wife Betty, Albany, Missouri. Also five grandchildren, Matt Staley and his wife Nichole, Connie Staley Haden and her husband Brent, Dana Staley Howell and her husband Michael, and Jacob and Anna Grace. Also great-grandchildren, Clare Grace Staley, Joseph William Staley, Faith Nichole Staley, Wyatt Joseph Haden, Bryce Walker Haden, Cody Gram Haden, Isaac Greggory Howell, Josiah James Howell, and Ruth Constance Howell, and nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph, and their daughter, Sally Jean, her parents Walter and Goldie Wilson, her brother Frank Wilson, her sisters Ellen Sadler and Mary Jean Robertson. She would want us to remember her for how she lived and how to enjoy each day.

Funeral Service was held at 2:00 pm on Saturday, February 24 at the Roberson-Polley Chapel, Albany. Burial in the Grandview Cemetery, Albany. Memorial Contributions: Lord’s Warehouse in care of the Roberson-Polley Chapel, 403 N. Hundley, Albany, MO 64402. Online Condolences: www.robersonpolleychapel.com

This week, we honor two Stanberry Station EMS heroes, Brayden Gray and Eric Morriss. These two gentlemen are on the opposite ends of our staff’s tenure…Eric has been a paramedic with GRRAD for 19 years, 24 years in all, and Brayden, a newly certified EMT, joined us only a year ago. And as a team, they work together seamlessly.

Eric feels a real sense of responsibility to the public he serves. He has lived in Stanberry all his life, and his father, J.R., retired from years working for MoDOT, and still lives there. As you will see, serving others runs in the family: his brother, Derek, who lives in Rock Port, serves his community by working in law enforcement in Mound City.

Eric, as with all our employees, understands and anticipates that some calls will be extremely difficult and made more so when he knows the people he is called to help. But even when the call is less serious, he recognizes and appreciates the impact he can make. Kindness, sincerity, and compassion in any medical situation help ease the patient’s fear, and that is his goal when he is treating his friends, neighbors, and strangers, alike. He says, “I am so gratified and pleased when people tell me they are glad I was the person who came to help.” Eric works many long hours, but when not working, he loves fishing, being with family, camping, and visiting small and unusual venues.

Brayden also lives in Stanberry and is happy to assist the community he now calls home. He grew up in Union Star, and both his parents help the King City area by working for the postal service. Even though Brayden is relatively new to the GRRAD world, he fits right in with his co-workers and enjoys working with all of them. He brings a sense of youthful spirit to our crews, and he is always very willing to help wherever he is needed. He loves all the areas that GRRAD serves and is grateful to become acquainted with folks living beyond Stanberry. It has been his life-long dream to help people and to work in emergency services, and he feels extremely fortunate to have the chance to fulfill that dream with GRRAD. Brayden says, “I look forward to furthering my EMS education so I can grow as an EMS provider.” Brayden is currently working towards his paramedic certification at the Buchanan County EMS Paramedic Program and spends his extremely limited off- hours playing video games, gardening, visiting family, and caring for stray kitties.

The GRRAD Board is proud of these two men, and we extend our heartfelt gratitude for their life-saving and dedicated service.

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COMMUNITY DUMPSTER DAY! MARCH 2, 2024 • 8:00 AM TO 11:00 AM (OR UNTIL FULL)

Feb.

of Albany has arranged for a roll-off dumpster to be placed in the parking lot located just north of the

Community Center on Saturday, October 28. It will open at 8 am and will

The dumpster will be monitored and proof of residency within the city limits will be required (driver’s license, utility bill, etc.). All refuse must be placed directly in the dumpster. Only household waste will be accepted—no yard waste, construction debris, household hazardous waste or tires allowed.

The City of Albany has arranged for a roll-off dumpster to be placed in the parking lot located just north of the Albany Community Center on Saturday, March 2. It will open at 8 am and will remain until 11 am or until filled. The dumpster will be monitored and proof of residency within the city limits will be required (driver’s license, utility bill, etc.). All refuse must be placed directly in the dumpster. Only household waste will be accepted—no yard waste, construction debris, household hazardous waste or tires allowed.

We appreciate your help in keeping Albany looking great and hope to provide additional clean up opportunities in the future.

We appreciate your help in keeping Albany looking great and hope to provide additional clean up opportunities in the future.