A Celebration of Life
GERALDINE MARIE SPILLERS
December 25, 1931 – May 4, 2020
GERALDINE MARIE SPILLERS
December 25, 1931 – May 4, 2020
Click here to follow along on a PDF version of the Order of Worship, or you can use the one provided below.
Prelude to Worship - “The Power of the Cross”
Gathering in the Light
Words of Welcome and Comfort
Opening Prayer
Scripture
Special Music - “His Eye is On the Sparrow”
Words of Remembrance
Words of Promise and Hope
Prayer of Commendation & Our Lord's Prayer
Changing the Light
Blessing and Benediction
Postlude - "It Is Well With My Soul”
Prelude to Worship - “The Power of the Cross”
Gathering in the Light
Words of Welcome and Comfort
Opening Prayer
Scripture
Special Music - “His Eye is On the Sparrow”
Words of Remembrance
Words of Promise and Hope
Prayer of Commendation & Our Lord's Prayer
Changing the Light
Blessing and Benediction
Postlude - "It Is Well With My Soul”
Obituary provided by the Cremation Center of KC
Mom was born on Christmas Day, 1931. She spent days of her childhood in Merriam KS in a home her Dad, built of stone- that still stands today. She attended South Park Grade School and Shawnee Mission High School, now SM North, which her children, Paul, Dave and Connie all attended too.
Mom’s greatest love was her partner in life, Taylor, who passed away a year ago. She is survived by her 3 children, Paul, Dave and Connie, 8 Grand children and 4 Great children.
Mom was a founding and active member of Overland Park Christian Church and loved her time and friends there. She was a member of the Extension Group in Kansas and made many life time friends. Mom remained active, attending a Flexercise group at the community center in Merriam for many years, with many friends there too!
Some of the best things about our Mom was she had a song for every occasion, she was a great confidant to many and truely lived by the motto, ” if you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all”. Many of our childhood friends would stop by to see her long after we had moved away. She was a talented seamstress, making quilts, and sewing clothes for us and doing repairs for others. She had a great sense of humor and we spent so many wonderful times with her.
It’s hard to put into words what a great childhood we had thanks to Mom and Dad. If you were lucky enough to know her you know she was truly one in a million.
Mom was born on Christmas Day, 1931. She spent days of her childhood in Merriam KS in a home her Dad, built of stone- that still stands today. She attended South Park Grade School and Shawnee Mission High School, now SM North, which her children, Paul, Dave and Connie all attended too.
Mom’s greatest love was her partner in life, Taylor, who passed away a year ago. She is survived by her 3 children, Paul, Dave and Connie, 8 Grand children and 4 Great children.
Mom was a founding and active member of Overland Park Christian Church and loved her time and friends there. She was a member of the Extension Group in Kansas and made many life time friends. Mom remained active, attending a Flexercise group at the community center in Merriam for many years, with many friends there too!
Some of the best things about our Mom was she had a song for every occasion, she was a great confidant to many and truely lived by the motto, ” if you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all”. Many of our childhood friends would stop by to see her long after we had moved away. She was a talented seamstress, making quilts, and sewing clothes for us and doing repairs for others. She had a great sense of humor and we spent so many wonderful times with her.
It’s hard to put into words what a great childhood we had thanks to Mom and Dad. If you were lucky enough to know her you know she was truly one in a million.
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