DECEMBER 10, 1998 -APRIL 20, 2026

Eithan M. Crummey was born on December 10, 1998, to Jennifer McVay. Eithan was later brought home by his late grandmother Anita and Doug Crummey to his big brother Brennan. Both boys were later adopted by both Anita and Doug.

Eithan was preceded in death by his mother Anita. He was proceeded by others he called his family and most importantly loved ones.

Eithan is survived by his son Tucker who was the pride and joy of his life, his dad Doug, big brother Brennan, Jennifer, as well as many brothers and sisters. He also leaves grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. Eithan had a large family and will be missed by all.

It’s with deep sadness that the family of Alfred “Humpy” Conrad Kamauff Jr. announces his falling asleep in death on Monday, April 13, 2026.  He was born December 5, 1941 in Frostburg, Maryland to the late Alfred Conrad Kamauff Sr. and Charlotte Wade Kamauff.

He is survived by his devoted wife Donna Kamauff, children Craig Kamauff (Pam), Tracey Felker, Michelle Standeford (Todd) and Doug Kamauff (Vicky), his siblings Robert Kamauff, Alan Kamauff (Janet), Michael Kamauff (Margie) and Mary Kammauff (Chuck).  He also leaves behind his grandchildren Cody Felker (Heather), Shayla Hitchins (Travis) as well as his great-grandchildren Bryson, Brynlee, Bryleigh, Morgan and Everly as well as many extended family that he loved dearly.

He was baptized as one of Jehovah’s Witnesses in May of 1973 and loved being part of the congregations in Frostburg and Topeka. He formed many lasting friendships with his spiritual brothers and sisters.

Al worked for Kelly Springfield in Cumberland MD until the plant closed and then transferred to the Goodyear Tire plant in Topeka KS in 1987.  Some years after his retirement, he began working at Calhoun’s Jewelers and considered the staff his family. He loved going to work and keeping busy.

He was known for his love for people, his sense of humor, his love for basketball and car racing.  He especially loved going to the beach and traveling to be with family in Maryland.  He is most of all known for his loyal devotion to the “wife of his youth” Donna.  They were inseparable.

We look forward to God’s promise of the resurrection when we can welcome him back to perfect life in that promised New World.

The family would like to thank all those near and far for their calls, texts, cards, visits, hugs, thoughtful gifts, and many prayers.

A memorial service will be held on Saturday, April 25, 2026 at 3:00 PM CST(4:00 PM EST), Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, 2701 SE Croco Rd, Topeka, KS.

For those unable to attend in person, please use the following information to connect to the service virtually by Zoom:

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Meeting ID:  833 4090 7285

Passcode:  AlfredK

Marsha Kaye Neiswender, age 75, of Topeka, Kansas, passed away on April 18, 2026, at Midland Hospice surrounded by the love of her family.

Marsha was a devoted wife to Robert Neiswender Jr. and a loving mother to Tony Smith and Mendy Hubbard. She was also a caring stepmother to Rob Neiswender (Terry). Her family was the center of her world, and she found her greatest joy in the time she spent with them, including her grandchildren, Randi Sack; Rylie Nelson (Drew); Paxton Smith; Colby Neiswender (Chrissia); and Logan Neiswender.

Other survivors include her brother, Randall Hisey; eight great-grandchildren; five nieces and nephews; and many cousins and friends, all of whom she was very fond of.

Early in her working career she worked for Ed Marling’s as a parts manager, where she was known for her strong work ethic and reliability. Later in life, Marsha embraced her role as a caregiver and homemaker, dedicating herself fully to caring for others with kindness and compassion.

She was preceded in death by her parents and her brother, Allen Hisey.

Marsha dedicated many years to researching her family history and was an active member of the Genealogy Society. She had a true gift for gardening and flowers. Marsha had a creative spirit and a love for junk journaling, a hobby that reflected her appreciation for memories, beauty in everyday things, and personal expression. She had a unique way of turning simple moments into something meaningful.

She will be remembered for her humor, her strength, and the love she gave so freely to those around her. Her presence will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.

Memorial service is Saturday, May 2nd @ 10am at Still Waters Church 4412 SW 21st St, Topeka, KS 66604

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to Midland Hospice.

NOVEMBER 06, 1943 - APRIL 16, 2026

Sharon Kay (Willett) Rawlins, 82, of Topeka, Kansas, passed away on Thursday, April 16, 2026. Sharon was born on November 6, 1943, to Charles and Leone (Bowen) Willett, who preceded her in death. She married Donald Lawrence Rawlins on June 16, 1962, in Miami, Oklahoma. To their union were born two daughters, Kelly Sherene (Clyde) Hall and Kimberly Ann (Dennis) Groesbeck.

Sharon is survived by her husband, Donald Rawlins; daughters Kelly Hall and Kimberly (Dennis) Groesbeck; brother Walter Willett; and sister-in-law Mary Willett. She is also survived by her grandchildren: Justin (Clare) Zabokrtsky, Joshua (Cheyenne) Zabokrtsky, Jason Zabokrtsky, Dakota (Ashley) Hall, Crystal Anne Groesbeck, and granddaughter-in-law Tiffany Hall. Sharon leaves behind 24 great-grandchildren, 4 great-great grandchildren, and many nieces, nephews, greatnieces, and greatnephews.

She is preceded in death by her grandson Donald Lawrence Hall; granddaughter Tusdai Nicole Hall; son-in-law Alvin (Clyde) Hall; sisters Beverly (Willett) Todd and Oleta (Watts) Cosby; brother Raymond Gene Willett; and sister-in-law Vicki Willett.

Sharon enjoyed time with her family, bingo, casino trips, and thriftstore shopping. Throughout her life she worked in several occupations before retiring from Sinclair College in Dayton, Ohio. She returned to Topeka in 2012 to be closer to her family, brother, and sisters.

A Celebration of Life will be held at 1:00pm on May 2nd at the home of her grandson, Justin Zabokrtsky. Address 815 SE Dupont Rd, Tecumseh, Kansas, 66542.

AUGUST 14, 1998 - MARCH 24, 2026

Daughter, Sister, Aunt, Cousin & Friend

Emily Frances Klabough, 27 of Topeka, Kansas, passed away on March 24, 2026, at 6:23 P.M., at the home of her Aunt Bev and cousin Nicole, after being placed on hospice.

Emily was born on August 14, 1998, in Anaheim, California, to Edward and Susan Klabough.

Emily was known for her beautiful smile that could light up any room the moment she walked in. She had a loving and caring personality that touched everyone who knew her. Being both a big and little sister was such a meaningful part of who she was, and she embraced those roles with deep love and pride. Emily was truly a beautiful person inside and out.

Emily is survived by her mother, Susan Balch; her big sister Allyson Klabough and fiancé John Villaran; her; little sister, Katelyn Balch; her beloved nephew, Mateo; and her nieces, Scarlett and Rosealynn.

She is also survived by her aunts and uncles: Susan Kelly, Beverly Shriver, Kathy (Richard) Graham, and Robert (Joan) Klabough.

Emily was a cherished cousin to Chris (Dan) Darmofal, Erin Kelly, Teresa (Matt) Wolff, Nicole Shriver, Courtney (Wade) Rickenbrode, Zachary (Jocelyn) Graham, Scotty Kelly, Sierrah Kelly, Jacob Shriver, Garrett Wolff, Liam and Jack Rickenbrode, and Akiah Kelly.

She was preceded in death by her father, Edward Klabough, and her grandmother, Virginia Klabough.

Emily will be remembered for her radiant smile, her kind heart, and the love she gave so freely to her family and everyone around her. Her presence brought light and warmth, and she will be deeply missed and forever loved.

MARCH 03, 1947 - MARCH 30, 2026

Charlotte V. Gardiner age 79 passed away Monday March 30th 2026 

MARCH 05, 1943 - MARCH 04, 2026

Darman Dennis Hamer, affectionately known to family and friends as Dennis, passed away on March 4, 2026, just one day short of his 83rd birthday.

 

Dennis was born on March 5, 1943, in Independence, Missouri, to Wilma Darlene (Place) and Truman Dorce “Jack” Hamer. As the son of an Army serviceman, he spent part of his childhood moving with his family before graduating from East Jefferson High School in Metairie, Louisiana, in 1961. He later served in the United States Marine Corps Reserves.

 

Dennis eventually settled in Massachusetts, where he made a home with Joan (DeCruz), whom he married in 1965. Although they later divorced, they shared 16 years of marriage and welcomed three children together.

 

A mechanic by trade, Dennis had a natural talent for working with his hands and took great pride in being able to repair and restore just about anything mechanical. He worked for a time at Arnold Harley-Davidson in Providence, Rhode Island, and later operated his own motorcycle repair business, “Blow Hard Sportsters”, out of the family garage. He built a long career with Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. When the company’s New Bedford, Massachusetts branch closed in 1990, Dennis relocated to Topeka, Kansas, where he remained with Goodyear until his retirement in 2008.

 

Anyone who knew Dennis knew how much he loved engines, motorcycles, and cars, and he was happiest when tinkering with or fixing something with his hands. Whether it was a motorcycle, a car, or just about anything man-made, he believed he could fix it (and usually could). He was a gun enthusiast and won top rank awards for his Marksmanship. He has a talent at Billiards and enjoying hustling a game from fellow players. And also enjoyed watching old black-and-white westerns, but his favorite movie was My Cousin Vinny. Most recently he has been enjoying his luncheon outings at the Golden Corral and spending time there with friends. In his younger years, Dennis was known for his sense of humor, playful spirit, and his love for joking around and being a goofball. He will be remembered for his wit, his hobbies, and especially for the fierce love and devotion he had for his mother. Though time and circumstance created distance, Dennis remained part of the lives and hearts of his children. He was dad and papa, the memories remain impactful and he will be remembered with grace and love by his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, near and far.

 

Dennis leaves behind three children, a son Mark (Patricia) Hamer of Omaha, Nebraska, and two daughters, Denise (Graham) Charland of New Bedford, Massachusetts, and Wanda Hamer of Fairhaven, Massachusetts; his three grandchildren, Charlotte Hamer and her fiancée, Meaghan, and Jessica (Cassidy) Galligan, both of New Bedford, Massachusetts, and Amy Galligan and her partner, Tyree, of Fairhaven, Massachusetts; five great-grandchildren; his brother, Darrell (Diane) Hamer of Thornton, Colorado and his sister, Pamela Fay of Abilene, Kansas; several nephews, a niece; extended family members, and friends.

 

Dennis has been reunited in heaven with his parents, Jack and Darlene.

 

A private service will be held at a later date.

En memoria de Martin Thomas Segovia

"Tu alegría iluminó nuestras vidas; siempre te recordaremos." 

Martin dejó este mundo el 23 de Marzo del 2026, rodeado de sus seres queridos tras una valiente batalla contra enfermedad . Martin fue conocido como una persona que siempre estaba alregre conocia todo Topeka dando raites a sus amigos y gente de la communida, Martin vivió cada día al máximo. Martin estaba acompañado por su tutora, Jennifer Candido.

Martin fue trasladado a Angels Above Cremations, y sus cenizas serán entregadas a su tutor.

https://after.io/martin-thomas-segovia

In Loving Memory of Aleen "Susie" Susan Johnson

January 10, 1956 – March 10, 2026

Aleen Susan "Susie" Johnson, 70, passed away peacefully on March 10, 2026.

Susie was born on January 10, 1956, in Cocoa Beach, Florida, to her parents, Mary Emma (Savage) Holden and Burah Lee Holden. She grew up alongside her sisters, Rebecca "Becky" Holden and Brenda (Kehler) Holden. Remembered for her kind and gentle spirit, Susie was a deeply loving and creative soul with a talent for artistry.

After a dedicated career of over 20 years at Blue Cross Blue Shield, Susie retired to enjoy precious time with her family and her adored dog, Pippa.

She is now reunited with her beloved husband, James Johnson; her parents, Mary and Burah Holden; her mother-in-law, Barbara Johnson; and her dear nephew, Joshua Holden-Womack.

Susie's memory will be cherished and kept alive by her loving family. She is survived by her children, Nicholas Johnson and his wife Jessica, along with Jamie Edwards and her husband Jacob; her grandchildren, Zoey Johnson, Kayson Johnson, Ryan Johnson, Rylee Edwards, and River Edwards; her sisters, Rebecca and Brenda; and her brothers-in-law, Harold and Johnny Johnson. She also leaves behind her nieces, Amanda Koener and Grace Piper, and her nephews, Travis Kehler, Brooks Holden, and Harold Johnson IV.

We are deeply saddened by her loss but find comfort in knowing she is now at peace, free from pain and suffering. Her beautiful spirit will be remembered forever.

The family wishes to extend their heartfelt gratitude to the staff at Oak Creek Senior Care Center and St. Croix Hospice for the exceptional care and kindness they provided to Susie and her family.

Memorial Service

A service to celebrate Susie's life will be held at 11:00 AM on Saturday, April 18, 2026, at the Johnson family plot in the Rock Garden of Memorial Park Cemetery, located at 3616 SW 6th Ave., Topeka, Kansas.