JMA# M4552212
Arthur Junior Akers was born 20 April 1967 at Muncie, Indiana, the son of Arthur Akers, Sr. and Shirley Sue Campbell Akers. He was an allied member of John and Betty More's Jonas line. He married to JMA#4552212 on 3 August 1996 at Villa Ridge, Missouri. Arthur died on 20 August 2016 at Union, Missouri. Much more about Arthur below.
Biography added by JMA#4262611 on 19 January 2024.
Sources-
-John More Association
-ancestry.com
-legacy.com
The following accessed by Cindy Coffell on 19 January 2024. Names of survivors omitted for privacy by same.
Arthur Junior Akers, 49, Union, passed away Saturday, Aug. 20, 2016, at Sunset Healthcare, Union.
Arthur was born April 20, 1967, in Muncie, Ind. He was united in marriage to [...] Aug. 3, 1996, in Villa Ridge, and shared 20 years of marriage.
He was preceded in death by his father, Arthur Akers Sr.; his mother, Shirley Akers, nee Campbell; and one brother, James Leroy Akers.
Arthur is survived by his wife, [...], Union; one daughter, [...], nee Akers, and husband [...], Union; one son, [...], Union; one granddaughter, [...], Union; one sister, [...], nee Akers, and husband [...], Lonedell; and one brother, [...] and wife [...], Lonedell. Arthur also leaves numerous nieces and nephews.
Friends were received for a celebration of Arthur's life from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 23, followed by a memorial service at First Baptist Church of Villa Ridge, with the Rev. Roger Johnson officiating.
Expressions of sympathy may be forwarded to Mrs. Kristie Akers, in care of First Baptist Church of Villa Ridge, 51 Highway M, Villa Ridge, MO 63089.
In appreciation, the Akers family offers their sincere gratitude to and for the Rev. Roger Johnson and church family; their many friends, near and far; Mercy Hospice Care; the Sunset Healthcare facility; and Bell Funeral Home for their comfort and tender support.
Arthur was a godly man and a member of First Baptist Church of Villa Ridge. He was a remarkable husband and father who dedicated his profound love to and for his family. His enjoyments included casting a fishing line in await for the catch; cheering on a favorite football team with his hand in the snack bowl; or sitting behind the wheel of a race car he rebuilt for the thrill of it all.
Arthur knew the importance of being a true friend to many, to all who crossed his path, for he believed a helping hand began at the end of his own arm.
It has been a blessing, an honor to know Arthur, for the air was a little sweeter, the sun a little brighter with him beside us, and may we e'er remember to recall his kindnesses, his heartfelt love shared with all the lives he gently touched.
Published by The Missourian on Sep. 7, 2016.
Arthur Junior Akers was born 20 April 1967 at Muncie, Indiana, the son of Arthur Akers, Sr. and Shirley Sue Campbell Akers. He was an allied member of John and Betty More's Jonas line. He married to JMA#4552212 on 3 August 1996 at Villa Ridge, Missouri. Arthur died on 20 August 2016 at Union, Missouri. Much more about Arthur below.
Biography added by JMA#4262611 on 19 January 2024.
Sources-
-John More Association
-ancestry.com
-legacy.com
The following accessed by Cindy Coffell on 19 January 2024. Names of survivors omitted for privacy by same.
Arthur Junior Akers, 49, Union, passed away Saturday, Aug. 20, 2016, at Sunset Healthcare, Union.
Arthur was born April 20, 1967, in Muncie, Ind. He was united in marriage to [...] Aug. 3, 1996, in Villa Ridge, and shared 20 years of marriage.
He was preceded in death by his father, Arthur Akers Sr.; his mother, Shirley Akers, nee Campbell; and one brother, James Leroy Akers.
Arthur is survived by his wife, [...], Union; one daughter, [...], nee Akers, and husband [...], Union; one son, [...], Union; one granddaughter, [...], Union; one sister, [...], nee Akers, and husband [...], Lonedell; and one brother, [...] and wife [...], Lonedell. Arthur also leaves numerous nieces and nephews.
Friends were received for a celebration of Arthur's life from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 23, followed by a memorial service at First Baptist Church of Villa Ridge, with the Rev. Roger Johnson officiating.
Expressions of sympathy may be forwarded to Mrs. Kristie Akers, in care of First Baptist Church of Villa Ridge, 51 Highway M, Villa Ridge, MO 63089.
In appreciation, the Akers family offers their sincere gratitude to and for the Rev. Roger Johnson and church family; their many friends, near and far; Mercy Hospice Care; the Sunset Healthcare facility; and Bell Funeral Home for their comfort and tender support.
Arthur was a godly man and a member of First Baptist Church of Villa Ridge. He was a remarkable husband and father who dedicated his profound love to and for his family. His enjoyments included casting a fishing line in await for the catch; cheering on a favorite football team with his hand in the snack bowl; or sitting behind the wheel of a race car he rebuilt for the thrill of it all.
Arthur knew the importance of being a true friend to many, to all who crossed his path, for he believed a helping hand began at the end of his own arm.
It has been a blessing, an honor to know Arthur, for the air was a little sweeter, the sun a little brighter with him beside us, and may we e'er remember to recall his kindnesses, his heartfelt love shared with all the lives he gently touched.
Published by The Missourian on Sep. 7, 2016.
JMA# M4552212
Arthur Junior Akers was born 20 April 1967 at Muncie, Indiana, the son of Arthur Akers, Sr. and Shirley Sue Campbell Akers. He was an allied member of John and Betty More's Jonas line. He married to JMA#4552212 on 3 August 1996 at Villa Ridge, Missouri. Arthur died on 20 August 2016 at Union, Missouri. Much more about Arthur below.
Biography added by JMA#4262611 on 19 January 2024.
Sources-
-John More Association
-ancestry.com
-legacy.com
The following accessed by Cindy Coffell on 19 January 2024. Names of survivors omitted for privacy by same.
Arthur Junior Akers, 49, Union, passed away Saturday, Aug. 20, 2016, at Sunset Healthcare, Union.
Arthur was born April 20, 1967, in Muncie, Ind. He was united in marriage to [...] Aug. 3, 1996, in Villa Ridge, and shared 20 years of marriage.
He was preceded in death by his father, Arthur Akers Sr.; his mother, Shirley Akers, nee Campbell; and one brother, James Leroy Akers.
Arthur is survived by his wife, [...], Union; one daughter, [...], nee Akers, and husband [...], Union; one son, [...], Union; one granddaughter, [...], Union; one sister, [...], nee Akers, and husband [...], Lonedell; and one brother, [...] and wife [...], Lonedell. Arthur also leaves numerous nieces and nephews.
Friends were received for a celebration of Arthur's life from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 23, followed by a memorial service at First Baptist Church of Villa Ridge, with the Rev. Roger Johnson officiating.
Expressions of sympathy may be forwarded to Mrs. Kristie Akers, in care of First Baptist Church of Villa Ridge, 51 Highway M, Villa Ridge, MO 63089.
In appreciation, the Akers family offers their sincere gratitude to and for the Rev. Roger Johnson and church family; their many friends, near and far; Mercy Hospice Care; the Sunset Healthcare facility; and Bell Funeral Home for their comfort and tender support.
Arthur was a godly man and a member of First Baptist Church of Villa Ridge. He was a remarkable husband and father who dedicated his profound love to and for his family. His enjoyments included casting a fishing line in await for the catch; cheering on a favorite football team with his hand in the snack bowl; or sitting behind the wheel of a race car he rebuilt for the thrill of it all.
Arthur knew the importance of being a true friend to many, to all who crossed his path, for he believed a helping hand began at the end of his own arm.
It has been a blessing, an honor to know Arthur, for the air was a little sweeter, the sun a little brighter with him beside us, and may we e'er remember to recall his kindnesses, his heartfelt love shared with all the lives he gently touched.
Published by The Missourian on Sep. 7, 2016.
Arthur Junior Akers was born 20 April 1967 at Muncie, Indiana, the son of Arthur Akers, Sr. and Shirley Sue Campbell Akers. He was an allied member of John and Betty More's Jonas line. He married to JMA#4552212 on 3 August 1996 at Villa Ridge, Missouri. Arthur died on 20 August 2016 at Union, Missouri. Much more about Arthur below.
Biography added by JMA#4262611 on 19 January 2024.
Sources-
-John More Association
-ancestry.com
-legacy.com
The following accessed by Cindy Coffell on 19 January 2024. Names of survivors omitted for privacy by same.
Arthur Junior Akers, 49, Union, passed away Saturday, Aug. 20, 2016, at Sunset Healthcare, Union.
Arthur was born April 20, 1967, in Muncie, Ind. He was united in marriage to [...] Aug. 3, 1996, in Villa Ridge, and shared 20 years of marriage.
He was preceded in death by his father, Arthur Akers Sr.; his mother, Shirley Akers, nee Campbell; and one brother, James Leroy Akers.
Arthur is survived by his wife, [...], Union; one daughter, [...], nee Akers, and husband [...], Union; one son, [...], Union; one granddaughter, [...], Union; one sister, [...], nee Akers, and husband [...], Lonedell; and one brother, [...] and wife [...], Lonedell. Arthur also leaves numerous nieces and nephews.
Friends were received for a celebration of Arthur's life from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 23, followed by a memorial service at First Baptist Church of Villa Ridge, with the Rev. Roger Johnson officiating.
Expressions of sympathy may be forwarded to Mrs. Kristie Akers, in care of First Baptist Church of Villa Ridge, 51 Highway M, Villa Ridge, MO 63089.
In appreciation, the Akers family offers their sincere gratitude to and for the Rev. Roger Johnson and church family; their many friends, near and far; Mercy Hospice Care; the Sunset Healthcare facility; and Bell Funeral Home for their comfort and tender support.
Arthur was a godly man and a member of First Baptist Church of Villa Ridge. He was a remarkable husband and father who dedicated his profound love to and for his family. His enjoyments included casting a fishing line in await for the catch; cheering on a favorite football team with his hand in the snack bowl; or sitting behind the wheel of a race car he rebuilt for the thrill of it all.
Arthur knew the importance of being a true friend to many, to all who crossed his path, for he believed a helping hand began at the end of his own arm.
It has been a blessing, an honor to know Arthur, for the air was a little sweeter, the sun a little brighter with him beside us, and may we e'er remember to recall his kindnesses, his heartfelt love shared with all the lives he gently touched.
Published by The Missourian on Sep. 7, 2016.
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