Stacy McFarlen of Bloomfield, son of Pat Hart Robinett and the late Gene McFarlen, was born in Poplar Bluff, Missouri on April 13, 1971, and passed away at the Southeast Hospital in Cape Girardeau on November 14, 2018, at the age of 47 years, 7 months and 1 day.

Stacy had lived in the Bloomfield and Dexter area all his life. He had worked at WW Wood Products in Dudley and was an avid sports fan.

Surviving are his mother, Pat Robinett of Bloomfield; one daughter, Tori McFarlen of Sikeston; one son, Brysen McFarlen of Chaffee; one grandson, Haiden Bland of Sikeston; three sisters & husbands, Dawn (Bob) Myers of Cape Girardeau, Amanda (Christopher) Turner of Jackson, Laura Isaac of Fisk; and one brother & wife, John (Lindsey) Robinett of Dexter. Many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends also survive.

Friends may visit on Thursday, November 15, 2018 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the Chiles-Cooper Funeral Home in Bloomfield.

There are no services scheduled.

Donations may be made to the family for the children and grandchild's college funds, these donations may be made through the funeral home website.

Chiles-Cooper Funeral Home of Bloomfield in charge of arrangements.

Wyatt William Deel, 18 of Drexel, Missouri passed away Saturday, November 10, 2018 in his home surrounded by love, after fighting Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Giloma (DIPG) for 18 months. A Celebration of Life Service will be held Saturday, November 17, 2018 at 3:00 pm at the Drexel High School Gymnasium. A visitation will be held prior to the service from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm Saturday, also at the school. Burial will follow in Sharon Cemetery, Drexel, Missouri. Services under the direction of Mullinax Funeral Home, Drexel Chapel (660-679-0009). In Lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are suggested to Wyatt's Warriors, to continue raising money for research and a cure for DIPG and to help other pediatric cancer patients. Messages of condolence may be left for the family at www.mullinaxfuneralhome.com

Wyatt William Deel was born on April 27th, 2000 in Kansas City Mo to his loving parents Dennis and Tesa Deel and proud big brother, Hunter Wayne Deel.

He resided in Drexel for all 18 years of his life. Wyatt attended Drexel R-IV, graduating in May 2018. He collected many names while attending school. Wy Wy, Willy, Buckets and Q Tip were just a few. 

Wyatt loved life! He had a mischievous smile, twinkle in his eye and a comeback on his lips, that was usually inappropriate. He had boundless amounts of energy, no filter and he was loud (very loud). Wyatt never knew a stranger, kids were drawn to him and he had an unshakeable Faith in God before and after his diagnosis. 

The 4 greatest loves in his life were Food, God, Basketball and Maddy J. At an early age, Wyatt showed a passion for sports. As he grew older Basketball topped the list. This passion connected him to his numerous amounts of friends from all over. Wyatt spent countless hours in the driveway shooting hoops, playing on traveling teams and going to camps to work on his game. He shined on the court, loved competing against his brothers and rehashed every play for hours. 

Wyatt packed his 18 years of life full. He took pride in his work at Dreamland Ranch. Even better than the work was his co workers. Wyatt brought his life long friends onto the crew at the ranch. They worked hard but managed to enjoy perks of the job including hunting and fishing. If on the crew you were expected to work, accept dares, and take your first dip. The stories were endless of those dares. Wyatt’s favorites included swinging in trees like monkeys, swimming at any time of the year and seeing who could get closest to the fire. 

As brothers, the Deel boys were opposite as night and day from their looks to their personality. Although Hunter was the first to pick on his little brother, he was also the first person the stand up for Wyatt. They learned to "play as a team" from the beginning. This built a foundation that made him a great teammate to others in years to come. Wyatt gained some siblings thru the years. Mandy, Lauryn, Kyle, Jon and Nick joined the team. He was always the baby until Izzy made Wyatt a Big Bro. He relished the title and loved the fact that she might act a little more like him than anyone else. 

Wyatt went on trips all over the world with his Dad. He enjoyed the beach, snow skiing, water slides, go carts and everything about Cabo. He also traveled all over the state of Mo and neighboring states to play basketball. Roads trips with Wy included singing at the top of his lungs off key, pit stops for food, naps and navigating the roads for Mom. 

He loved and was loved! Wyatt got Maddy fever in 5th grade. It took awhile for him to wear her down but finally Mads couldn't resist his charm any longer. The two became an inseparable fixture of love and support. Wy Wy and Mads complimented each other well. He brought the fun and bad decisions. She brought the reasoning and the camera. 

In May of 2017, Wyatt was diagnosed with DIPG. He was a fierce competitor but was given an unfair fight. DIPG is incurable and terminal upon diagnosis. Wyatt took the lead and said we will fight this with smiles on our face and faith in our hearts. Gods got this! Wyatt won his battle and Heaven gained the most ornery Angel of all on November 10, 2018. 

Wyatt was preceded in death by his grandparents Wayne and Dorothy Deel and by his uncle Joe Fink, and by his beloved dog Zeus. He is survived by the love of his life Maddy Jones, his parents, Dennis Deel and Joni Baker Duffield, Tesa and Martin Miles, and Mike and Kim Jones, siblings, Hunter Deel, Mandy and Doyle Catron, Jon and Nick Miles, Kyle & Izzy Jones, and Lauryn Campbell. He is also survived by his nephews and niece, Lane and Ella Catron and Blake Wyatt Shipley, grandparents, Bill and Sandy Hocker, Jan Rush (Mark McCoy), Betty Miles, and Max and Mary Miles, and great-grandma Martha Hocker. He is also survived by many aunts, uncles, cousins, numerous friends, and a community of warriors that rallied around him during his illness.

Ted J. Lanpher, 82, of Advance, Missouri, passed away Thursday, November 8, 2018.

He was born August 24, 1936 in Painton, Missouri to Sam and Maude (Fenimore) Lanpher. His parents and two infant sisters preceded him in death.

He is survived by his wife of 59 years, Barbara (Simmons) Lanpher; daughters, Karen Lanpher Keene (Kevin) of Whitewater, Missouri and Jennifer Huskey (Jack) of Delta, Missouri; son, Scott Lanpher of Cape Girardeau; four grandchildren, Jessica Statler, Taylor Wilkinson, Tyler Huskey and Austin Huskey; 6 great-grandchildren; brother, Nick Lanpher of Cape Girardeau.

Ted grew up in Delta and was a 1954 graduate of Delta high school. He served in the U.S. Army from 1959-1961 in El Paso, Texas. He worked as a heavy equipment operator and was a member of the Operating Engineers Union Local 513 for 50 years, while also working the family farm. Ted served his community by serving on the Advance School Board and the Fairview Cemetery Board for many years. 

Ted enjoyed morning coffee with old school friends at the coffee shop in Delta. After retirement Ted and Barbara spent their winters in Okeechobee, Florida and enjoyed fishing on Lake Okeechobee and spending time with their many friends there.

A memorial service will be Saturday, November 24, 2018 at 3:00 p.m. at the Fairview Baptist Church in Advance. Visitation will be from 1:00 p.m. until the time of service.

Burial will follow with full military rites at Fairview Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers memorial may be given to the Fairview Cemetery, 4218 State Highway NN, Advance, Missouri 63730.

Online condolences may be shared at www.fordandsonsfuneralhome.com