Quinton Bailey Bates, Sr passed away Friday, January 14, 2022 at the age of 91. He was born on September 21, 1930 at home in Texas County to Frank & Elizabeth (Bates) Bates.
He was united in marriage to Betty Jean Marlett on December 12, 1959 and they shared a little over 61 years together before she passed away last year. Quinton was a devoted husband, father, and grandfather. He was a Korean War Veteran serving from 1950 to 1953. After the way, he came back to Kansas City and worked for Roofers Local Union #20 for 38 years, and was still a proud union member until the present date. Quinton loved to hunt, fish, camp and travel.
He was preceded in death by his parents Frank & Elizabeth; his wife Betty; five brothers, Herman Bates, Lee Bates, Howard Bates, Junior Bates and Edward Bates; sister Ora Gooding; son Harold Lochiano; granddaughter Lori Ann Sharp; grandsons Jeremy Bates and great granddaughter Merica Wilbanks and daughter-in-law Estella Lochiano.
He is survived by three sons Greg Lochiano, Quinton Bailey Bates, Jr and Terry Bates; daughter Melissa Cox & Husband David; grandchildren Joshua Bates, Christopher Bates, Trista Johnson, Teresa Bates, Cody Bates, Ashley Harman, Erica Howard, Shaun Cox and Alyssa Cox; great grandchildren Garrett Johnson, Trenton Johnson, Zoey Bates, Christopher Bates, Jeremy Bates, Emma Kay Bates, Joey Sharp, Aiden Harmon, Payton Harmon, Carmen Howard, Carson Howard and Kylee Conell; great-great-grandson Jackson Johnson and a host of nieces and nephews.
Quinton will be cremated and a private service held at a later date for him and his wife Betty.
In the care of McGilley & George Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Grandview, MO
He was united in marriage to Betty Jean Marlett on December 12, 1959 and they shared a little over 61 years together before she passed away last year. Quinton was a devoted husband, father, and grandfather. He was a Korean War Veteran serving from 1950 to 1953. After the way, he came back to Kansas City and worked for Roofers Local Union #20 for 38 years, and was still a proud union member until the present date. Quinton loved to hunt, fish, camp and travel.
He was preceded in death by his parents Frank & Elizabeth; his wife Betty; five brothers, Herman Bates, Lee Bates, Howard Bates, Junior Bates and Edward Bates; sister Ora Gooding; son Harold Lochiano; granddaughter Lori Ann Sharp; grandsons Jeremy Bates and great granddaughter Merica Wilbanks and daughter-in-law Estella Lochiano.
He is survived by three sons Greg Lochiano, Quinton Bailey Bates, Jr and Terry Bates; daughter Melissa Cox & Husband David; grandchildren Joshua Bates, Christopher Bates, Trista Johnson, Teresa Bates, Cody Bates, Ashley Harman, Erica Howard, Shaun Cox and Alyssa Cox; great grandchildren Garrett Johnson, Trenton Johnson, Zoey Bates, Christopher Bates, Jeremy Bates, Emma Kay Bates, Joey Sharp, Aiden Harmon, Payton Harmon, Carmen Howard, Carson Howard and Kylee Conell; great-great-grandson Jackson Johnson and a host of nieces and nephews.
Quinton will be cremated and a private service held at a later date for him and his wife Betty.
In the care of McGilley & George Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Grandview, MO
Quinton Bailey Bates, Sr passed away Friday, January 14, 2022 at the age of 91. He was born on September 21, 1930 at home in Texas County to Frank & Elizabeth (Bates) Bates.
He was united in marriage to Betty Jean Marlett on December 12, 1959 and they shared a little over 61 years together before she passed away last year. Quinton was a devoted husband, father, and grandfather. He was a Korean War Veteran serving from 1950 to 1953. After the way, he came back to Kansas City and worked for Roofers Local Union #20 for 38 years, and was still a proud union member until the present date. Quinton loved to hunt, fish, camp and travel.
He was preceded in death by his parents Frank & Elizabeth; his wife Betty; five brothers, Herman Bates, Lee Bates, Howard Bates, Junior Bates and Edward Bates; sister Ora Gooding; son Harold Lochiano; granddaughter Lori Ann Sharp; grandsons Jeremy Bates and great granddaughter Merica Wilbanks and daughter-in-law Estella Lochiano.
He is survived by three sons Greg Lochiano, Quinton Bailey Bates, Jr and Terry Bates; daughter Melissa Cox & Husband David; grandchildren Joshua Bates, Christopher Bates, Trista Johnson, Teresa Bates, Cody Bates, Ashley Harman, Erica Howard, Shaun Cox and Alyssa Cox; great grandchildren Garrett Johnson, Trenton Johnson, Zoey Bates, Christopher Bates, Jeremy Bates, Emma Kay Bates, Joey Sharp, Aiden Harmon, Payton Harmon, Carmen Howard, Carson Howard and Kylee Conell; great-great-grandson Jackson Johnson and a host of nieces and nephews.
Quinton will be cremated and a private service held at a later date for him and his wife Betty.
In the care of McGilley & George Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Grandview, MO
He was united in marriage to Betty Jean Marlett on December 12, 1959 and they shared a little over 61 years together before she passed away last year. Quinton was a devoted husband, father, and grandfather. He was a Korean War Veteran serving from 1950 to 1953. After the way, he came back to Kansas City and worked for Roofers Local Union #20 for 38 years, and was still a proud union member until the present date. Quinton loved to hunt, fish, camp and travel.
He was preceded in death by his parents Frank & Elizabeth; his wife Betty; five brothers, Herman Bates, Lee Bates, Howard Bates, Junior Bates and Edward Bates; sister Ora Gooding; son Harold Lochiano; granddaughter Lori Ann Sharp; grandsons Jeremy Bates and great granddaughter Merica Wilbanks and daughter-in-law Estella Lochiano.
He is survived by three sons Greg Lochiano, Quinton Bailey Bates, Jr and Terry Bates; daughter Melissa Cox & Husband David; grandchildren Joshua Bates, Christopher Bates, Trista Johnson, Teresa Bates, Cody Bates, Ashley Harman, Erica Howard, Shaun Cox and Alyssa Cox; great grandchildren Garrett Johnson, Trenton Johnson, Zoey Bates, Christopher Bates, Jeremy Bates, Emma Kay Bates, Joey Sharp, Aiden Harmon, Payton Harmon, Carmen Howard, Carson Howard and Kylee Conell; great-great-grandson Jackson Johnson and a host of nieces and nephews.
Quinton will be cremated and a private service held at a later date for him and his wife Betty.
In the care of McGilley & George Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Grandview, MO
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