ROBERT CEASER BORDEN

Leslie Charleson

Feb 21, 1945 - Jan 11, 2025

Kansas City, MO

Leslie Charleson, the "General Hospital' star who played Monica Quartermaine, passed away at 79. The four-time Emmy nominee had been playing the cherished cardiologist since 1977, which made her the longest-serving cast member of the daytime soap opera. Her career started in 1964 when she was cast on "A Flame in the Wind," another ABC soap opera. Her other popular works include "Port Charles," a General Hospital spin-off, and the film "Love is a Many Splendored Thing." Born in 1945 in Kansas City, Missouri, Leslie went into acting at a young age and studied theatre at Bennett College in New York. Charleson joined General Hospital at a time when the series ratings were low and initially only signed on for two years. Ultimately, she ended up falling in love with the character of Monica, which led her to stay longer than other cast members. Leslie also made guest appearances on Diagnosis: Murder and Dharma & Greg. Moreover, she aced in a 2004 episode of the popular sitcom Friends alongside Joey on a game show. She married Bill Demms from 1988 to 1991. She leaves behind her legacy of passion and commitment.

Einnor Pabon

Feb 09, 1997 - Jun 20, 2024

Kansas City, MO

EINNOR PABON (Kansas City, MO) - Einnor Pabon, age 27, departed this world on June 21, 2024, in Kansas City, Missouri. Einnor was born on February 10, 1997, in Kansas City, Missouri. Einnor resided in Cleveland, Ohio, and was the beloved child of Mary Pabon. Although his time with us was brief, he brought immense joy to those who knew him. Einnor's passing has left a void in the hearts of his family and friends. Einnor will be fondly remembered for his love of cars. From a very young age, he displayed a keen interest in cars, relishing the opportunity to learn and work on them. His favorite car brand was Honda, and his passion for speed was unrivaled. Einnor's need for speed was contagious, and he always had an exhilarating presence whenever he talked about cars. As an active member of the community, Einnor left a lasting impression on the lives he touched. He was a bright soul who radiated kindness and warmth. Einnor's memory will be cherished by all who had the privilege of knowing him. Einnor Pabon's funeral arrangements are being handled by Clark & Sons Funeral Chapel located on Hodiamont Avenue (933 Hodiamont Ave, St. Louis, MO 63112, USA). For any inquiries or to extend condolences, please contact the funeral home at (314) 727-0808. The funeral service will take place at the funeral home. In this time of grief, Einnor's family requests privacy and understanding. They would like to express their gratitude for the support and condolences they have received during this difficult period. May the cherished memories of Einnor provide solace to those who loved him. His warm spirit and passion for cars will forever remain in our hearts.

brandon johnson jr

Dec 28, 2007 - Jul 31, 2021

Kansas City, MO

In loving memory of Brandon Johnson Jr., affectionately known as BJ, who passed away on July 31, 2021. Born on December 28, 2007, in Kansas City, Missouri, BJ was a vibrant and energetic golden child whose infectious laughter brought joy to all those around him. BJ had a special gift for making people laugh and his warm personality endeared him to everyone he met. He cherished his family deeply and always kept them close to his heart. His love for his friends knew no bounds, and he touched the lives of many with his kindness and generosity. Though BJ’s time with us was cut short, the memories of his bright spirit will forever live on in our hearts. May he rest in peace knowing that he was loved by so many and that his legacy of laughter and love will never be forgotten.

Richard L. Berkley

Jun 28, 1931 - Nov 28, 2023

Kansas City, MO

"Kansas City, Missouri, mourns the passing of a born leader, Richard Berkley, who served as the city's longest-serving mayor. Born on June 29th, 1931, in Kansas City, Berkley peacefully departed on November 29th, 2023, at the age of 92. Mayor Berkley held the mayoral office from 1979 to 1991. Thus making history as one of the few mayors to secure a third term. His impact on the city is clear in the change of Kansas City into the thriving hub it is today. The Berkley legacy lives on through landmarks like the Berkley Riverfront Park. It is proof of his contributions to the city's development. Berkley's work includes introducing the 911 service, establishing the Jazz Commission, and creating the Ethics Commission. A dedicated public servant, Berkley's political journey began as the first Jewish mayor of Kansas City. Then, he served as mayor pro tem on the Kansas City, Missouri, City Council for eight years. Despite political differences, Berkley's two-party approach earned respect, and Cleaver acknowledged his support. As Kansas City bids farewell to a great leader, the legacy of Richard Berkley will remain. Especially in the hearts of the community he dedicated his life to serving. "

Edward Leon Budde

Nov 01, 1940 - Dec 18, 2023

Kansas City, MO

Edward Leon Budde was born on November 2nd, 1940, in Highland Park, Michigan. He peacefully passed away on December 19th, 2023, in Kansas City, Missouri, at the age of 83. A former American football player, Budde spent his entire 14-year career as a guard for the Kansas City Chiefs. He served in both the American Football League (AFL) and the National Football League (NFL). Budde contributed to the team's victory in Super Bowl IV in 1970 against the Minnesota Vikings. He was an integral part of the offensive line, never missing a start from 1963 to 1971. He went on to playing in all 14 games each season. Teaming up with Jim Tyrer at left offensive tackle. Budde played a significant role in the Chiefs winning two AFL Championships (1966 and 1969). Throughout his career, Budde received recognition. Thus being selected to the American Football League All-Star team five times and participating in six AFL All-Star games. He was also part of the All-Time All-AFL Team First-team. Budde retired after the 1976 season, leaving a lasting legacy in the NFL. Ed Budde was married at the time of his death and is survived by his son, Brad Budde. Who also played for the Chiefs, making them the only father-son duo.