RENA FRANCES KINNEY

  Rena Frances Kinney, 91, Warrensburg, Missouri, passed away Wednesday, 
February 7, 2001 at Warrensburg Manor Care Center, Warrensburg, Missouri.
  She was born January 6, 1910 in Colorado Springs, Colorado.  On February 1, 
1928 she married Thomas LaNute Kinney in Paola, Kansas.  He preceded her in 
death May 20, 1957.
  Mrs. Kinney has lived in the Kingsville and Holden areas most of her life.  
She moved to Warrensburg about a year ago. 
  She had worked for five years as a cook and dietician at the Holden Hospital, 
and 15 years as a seamstress for Holden Manufacturing in Holden. She was also a 
homemaker.
  Mrs. Kinney was a member of the First Baptist Church in Holden and an active 
participant in the many programs and classes at the church.  She will be greatly 
missed by her family.
  She is survived by four sons, Thomas LaNute Kinney III, Clinton, Marvin Wayne 
Kinney, Blairstown, William Myron Kinney, Harrisonville, and Marion Marshall 
Kinney, Warrensburg; two daughters, Theressa Ann Morrison, Harrisonville, and 
Mary Ella Evans, Clinton; 20 grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren; and four 
great great grandchildren.  She was preceded in death by a daughter, Threna 
Nadine Dillion; five brothers; two sisters; and four grandchildren.
  Graveside services and burial was held Saturday, February 10, 2001 at Holden 
Cemetery, under the direction of Ben Cast & Son-Wood Funeral Home, Holden.  
Reverend Lee Holland officiated.
  Pallbearers were Robert Kinney, Tom West, George Dillon, Donn Evans, Jr., Bill 
Kinney, and Gary Carter.
  Honorary pallbearers were Les Morrison, Luke Anthony Morrison, and Darrell 
Morrison.
  Memorial contributions are suggested to the Holden First Baptist Church or the 
American Cancer Society.


THEODORE G. BROCKHAUS

  Theodore G. Brockhaus, 88, a resident of Chilicothe, MO, passed away at 
Morningside Center in Chillicothe on Feb. 7.  He was born on Feb. 25, 1912, the 
son of George Henry and Mary (Lohe) Brockhaus in Holden.  In 1939, he married 
Estelle Johnson, in Holden.  She survives at the home.
  He was a self-employed milk hauler and farmer.  He served in the US Army 
during WWII from 1943 until 1946.  He moved to Chillicothe in 1951 from Kansas 
City, Missouri.  He was a member of the Vern R. Glick Post Number 25, Knights of 
Columbus Council 1084 Third Degree and St. Columbans Catholic Church, all in 
Chillicothe.
  In addition to his wife, he is survived by two sisters, Christina Clouse and 
Georgia Oser, both of Warrensburg; one brother, Herbert Brockhaus, of 
Kingsville; several nieces and nephews, several great nieces and nephews.  He 
was preceded in death by his parents, three sisters, Clara Ragan, Cecilia 
Ruether and Martha Hansen, and four brothers, Curtis, Leonard, Hilary and Ray 
Brockhaus.
  Funeral services were held on Fri., Feb. 9 at St. Columbans Catholic Church in 
Chillicothe, with Father Matt Rotert officiating.  Pallbearers were Charlie 
Stedem, Ed Thomas, Bob Smith, George Brockhaus, LeRoy Gudde, Curt Brockhaus, and 
Ran Haas.