In loving memory of Don Leach- Kansas City

n loving memory of Don Leach- Kansas City

KANSAS CITY, MO – The Kansas City community mourns the loss of Don Leach, a lifelong resident whose quiet strength and unwavering dedication left a lasting mark on all who knew him. Don passed away recently, leaving behind a legacy of kindness, hard work, and deep-rooted love for his city.

A man of principle and integrity, Don was a devoted family man. He is remembered as a loving husband, a patient father, and a doting grandfather, whose greatest joys were found in simple moments with his loved ones. His home was always filled with warmth, laughter, and the sound of shared stories.

Professionally, Don was known for his strong work ethic and reliability. For decades, he contributed his skills to the local business landscape, earning the respect of colleagues and clients alike. He was a man you could count on, both on the job and off.

Beyond his work and family, Don had a deep affection for Kansas City. He was a steadfast fan of the Chiefs and the Royals, and he cherished the city’s unique character and spirit. His passing leaves a void in the hearts of his family, friends, and the community he called home for a lifetime. He will be profoundly missed, but his memory will be a blessing to all who were fortunate enough to know him.

Lorri McKean Papillion, NB Death:Gold Group Real Estate – Nebraska Realty

 Lorri McKean Papillion, NB Death:Gold Group Real Estate – Nebraska Realty

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Lorri McKean, a beloved realtor, mentor, and friend, who passed away unexpectedly. Lorri was a cherished member of the Gold Group Real Estate at Nebraska Realty and Embarc Realty, and her loss is felt deeply by all who knew her.

Lorri was the kind of person who believed in others, especially on the days when they doubted themselves. Her unwavering support, patience, and guidance made a profound impact on everyone she worked with. Lorri’s leadership was never about titles or recognition—it was about lifting others up, creating space for growth, and ensuring that no one ever felt alone. She was a mentor whose wisdom will live on in the hearts of all who had the privilege of learning from her.

Lorri was more than a colleague; she was a friend who brought laughter, warmth, and understanding to every room she entered. Her strength, compassion, and dedication to her work and community were unmatched. Whether as a Realtor, a member of the National Association of REALTORS®, or a former owner of Dazzling Divas, Lorri’s commitment to excellence was evident in everything she did.

She was born and raised in Ralston, Nebraska, and lived in Papillion, where she made a lasting impact on the local real estate community. Lorri was married to David McKean, and her love for her family and her work was evident in every aspect of her life.

Lorri studied at the University of Nebraska Medical Center and Randall School of Real Estate Inc., and her contributions to the industry and the community will never be forgotten.

Howard Cohen, Upper Moreland High School Mourns Educator Who Passed Away

 Howard Cohen, Upper Moreland High School Mourns Educator Who Passed Away

It is with profound sadness that Upper Moreland High School and the entire Upper Moreland School District announce the sudden passing of Mr. Howard Cohen. Mr. Cohen was a dedicated and passionate advocate for the students of Upper Moreland, and his unexpected loss has left the community in deep mourning.

For many years, Mr. Cohen was a familiar and cherished figure within the Upper Moreland community. His unwavering commitment to supporting students, both in and out of the classroom, made him an indispensable part of the school. Whether it was through guidance, mentorship, or simply being there when needed, Mr. Cohen’s presence had a profound impact on the lives of countless students and staff members.

His loss is felt deeply by everyone who knew him, but his legacy will continue to inspire the Upper Moreland community for years to come. Mr. Cohen’s kindness, dedication, and commitment to education were unmatched, and he will forever hold a special place in the hearts of all who had the privilege of working with him.

During this difficult time, we ask that you keep Mr. Cohen’s family in your thoughts and prayers. The Upper Moreland School District is mourning the loss of an extraordinary educator, and we extend our deepest condolences to his loved ones.

Madelaine Shous, Actress Who Appear In ALTER’ and ‘Batman: Dawn of Fear’Has Died

Madelaine Shous, Actress Who Appear In ALTER’ and ‘Batman: Dawn of Fear’Has Died

It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of Madelaine Shouse, a beloved actress, performer, writer, poet, and singer, who left an indelible mark on both the film industry and the Virginia Beach arts community. Madelaine passed away on December 1, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of talent, grace, and a gentle spirit that will be remembered by all who knew her.

Madelaine was perhaps best known for her portrayal of Vicki Vale in two of the iconic Batman films: Book of Shadows and Dawn of Fear. She brought depth and emotion to her roles, captivating audiences with her nuanced performances. Beyond acting, Madelaine was a gifted writer and singer, whose artistic talents extended into poetry and song.

Madelaine was a dedicated member of the Virginia Beach community, having studied at Tidewater Community College and attended Frank W. Cox High School. Throughout her life, she was known for her light, gentle presence, and her kindness. Despite facing chronic health challenges, Madelaine continued to deliver breathtaking performances, earning the admiration of her peers and all who worked with her. Her work in ‘ALTER’ and ‘Batman: Dawn of Fear’ showcased her remarkable ability to bring emotion and authenticity to every character.

Her loss is deeply felt by her colleagues, friends, and her bat-family who will miss her not only for her incredible talent but for the warmth and light she brought into every room.

Joyce Green – Former Oregon Tradeswomen Team Member Has Passed Away

 Joyce Green – Former Oregon Tradeswomen Team Member Has Passed Away

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Joyce Green, a former and cherished member of the Oregon Tradeswomen team. Joyce’s sudden passing has left a hole in the hearts of her colleagues, friends, and all who knew her. She was an integral part of our team, bringing not only her skills but also immense care, kindness, and warmth to everything she did.

Joyce’s dedication to her work and her genuine passion for supporting others left a lasting impact on everyone she worked with. She was known for her compassionate nature, always willing to lend a helping hand and offering a listening ear to those in need. Her ability to uplift and encourage others made her a beloved member of our community, and her legacy will continue to inspire us.

As we mourn her loss, we ask you to join us in honoring Joyce’s memory by contributing to her GoFundMe campaign, which has been set up to support her loved ones during this incredibly difficult time. Your donations will go toward covering funeral expenses and supporting Joyce’s family as they navigate this heartbreaking loss.

Please consider donating and sharing the campaign to help us honor the life of an extraordinary woman who touched so many lives. Our thoughts and condolences are with her family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing Joyce.

Obituary for Richard Blake Brosofski – Des Moines, Iowa

Obituary for Richard Blake Brosofski – Des Moines, Iowa

Richard Blake Brosofski, age 35, of Des Moines, Iowa, passed away tragically following a series of circumstances tied to his arrest. Richard was born and raised in the Des Moines area, where he lived much of his life.

On September 18, 2023, Richard was arrested and booked into Polk County Jail (PCJ) on charges of non-support of child, a charge stemming from a longstanding legal matter. He was being held at the time of his death, with bail set at $0.00.

At 6’1″ and 245 lbs, Richard had a distinctive presence. He had brown hair, hazel eyes, and was known to be a passionate, complicated individual who faced numerous personal struggles throughout his life. Richard’s death has raised many questions, and authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding it. His arrest was noted on booking records, with a case number of 23-6625, and Richard was initially arrested by the Polk County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO).

While Richard’s life had its challenges, he is remembered by some as a son, a father, and a person who, despite his difficulties, had moments of connection with family and others. He leaves behind family members who are grieving his loss, including his child, who remains central to the charges he faced.

Funeral arrangements are still being finalized, and further details regarding his passing will be made available as soon as they are confirmed. Richard’s family and loved ones are asking for privacy during this difficult time.

The community’s thoughts are with those affected by his loss. More information on funeral services and memorial arrangements will be shared when available.

Renee Inomata Boston, MA Obituary: Asian Community Fund Steering Committee

Renee Inomata Boston, MA Obituary: Asian Community Fund Steering Committee

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Renee Inomata, a cherished leader, mentor, and beloved member of the Boston community, who passed away peacefully on December 1, 2025. Renee’s loss is deeply felt across the many organizations and individuals whose lives she touched through her generosity, leadership, and unwavering commitment to service.

Renee was an inaugural member of the Asian Community Fund (ACF) Steering Committee, where she played a transformative role in shaping the vision, mission, and long-term impact of the fund. Her strategic insight and steady leadership were central to building ACF into a permanent platform for AAPI philanthropy. She also helped guide the launch of the Asian Business Empowerment Council, a milestone initiative advancing economic opportunity, equity, and community empowerment for AAPI business owners across Massachusetts.

Renee was widely admired for her wisdom, compassion, and ability to uplift others. She was a dedicated mentor who nurtured emerging leaders and created space for voices that too often go unheard. Whether through thoughtful advice, quiet encouragement, or meaningful gestures of care, Renee connected with people in ways that left lasting impressions. Many who worked alongside her consider themselves better leaders—and better people—because of her.

Renee’s legacy is woven into the Asian Community Fund, the Asian Business Empowerment Council, and the broader AAPI community she championed with conviction and heart. Her impact will continue to be felt for generations.

We hold Renee’s family, loved ones, and countless friends in our thoughts during this time of immense loss. May her memory be a blessing and her legacy continue to inspire all who follow in her footsteps.

Adrianna Kris Car Accident Obituary:Funeral information For Adrianna Kris

Adrianna Kris Car Accident Obituary:Funeral information For Adrianna Kris

Our family is shattered to announce the sudden passing of Adrianna Kris, who left us yesterday in a car accident. Adrianna was only 19 years old and was a radiant light to everyone who knew her. Words cannot express how deeply she will be missed.

Services for Adrianna will be held at Wade Funeral Home in Hubbard.

Adrianna had just begun her journey into adulthood, starting a new job at Buc-ee’s. Because of her young age, she did not have life insurance, and our family was unprepared for the financial burden of a funeral service.

Many have asked how to help during this incredibly difficult time. For friends and family who are able, we ask that you consider a donation toward Adrianna’s funeral costs. Any contribution, no matter the size, is helpful as we strive to give her the simple yet beautiful service she deserves.Everloved

We thank you in advance for your generosity and support for our beloved daughter, granddaughter, sister, and niece. Your kindness means more than we can say.

Dylan Klebold Shot And killed13 Student In Columbine High School Massacre

Dylan Klebold Shot And killed 13 Student In Columbine High School Massacre

April 1981 marked the birth of Eric Harris. Eighteen years later, his name would become synonymous with one of the most devastating school shootings in American history.

On April 20th, 1999, Harris and his friend, Dylan Klebold, entered Columbine High School armed with explosives and firearms. They proceeded to open fire on students and staff in a premeditated attack that shattered the sense of safety in schools nationwide. The assault was not a spontaneous act of rage but the culmination of meticulous planning, driven by a complex mix of alienation, anger, and a desire for infamy.

The horrifying event resulted in the deaths of 12 students and one teacher. Dozens more were injured, leaving physical and psychological scars that would last a lifetime. After unleashing their violence, with the school surrounded by police and terrorized victims hiding in classrooms, Harris and Klebold turned their guns on themselves, ending the massacre on their own terms.

The Columbine massacre left an indelible mark on the American psyche. It forced a national conversation about bullying, gun control, and youth mental health, becoming a tragic reference point for the numerous school shootings that would follow in the decades to come.

Obituary:Cash Owing Carroll County, MD Car Accident Death

Obituary:Cash Owing Carroll County, MD Car Accident Death

The sudden death of a loved one in a Carroll County car accident is a devastating tragedy, compounded by immense emotional and financial stress. In the aftermath, families are often left facing a difficult reality: the deceased may have been owed money, known as “cash owings,” at the time of their death.

These outstanding funds can come from various sources. An employer may owe a final paycheck, commissions, or unpaid vacation time. A settled insurance claim or a personal loan repaid by a friend could also constitute money rightfully belonging to the deceased’s estate. In wrongful death cases, where another driver’s negligence caused the fatal crash, significant compensation may be owed to the surviving family.

Securing these cash owings is critical. The funds are often needed to cover final expenses, medical bills, and provide for the family’s future. The process, however, can be complex. It typically requires the appointment of an estate administrator through probate court, who then has the legal authority to identify, claim, and collect these assets.

Navigating probate and dealing with insurance companies while grieving is an overwhelming burden. Consulting with a Carroll County wrongful death attorney is a crucial step. They can protect your family’s rights, investigate the accident, and ensure that every dollar owed to your loved one’s estate is rightfully recovered, providing some financial stability during an unimaginably difficult time.