Bill Eagleburger
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Bill Eagleburger, 82, of Kansas City, MO passed away December 21, 2018 at home. Funeral services will be held at 10:00am, Friday, December 28, 2018 at Abundant Life Church, Lee’s Summit, MO. Graveside services will follow the funeral service at Brooking Cemetery, Raytown, MO. Visitation will be held from 6:00-8:00pm Thursday, December 27, 2018 at Abundant Life Church, Lee’s Summit, MO.
Mr. Eagleburger was born May 23, 1936 in Marshfield, MO.
He was preceded in death by mother and father, Lema and Orville, wife Donna, siblings; Glen Eagleburger, Dennis Eagleburger, Kathryn Kelly, Charles Eagleburger, Zela Ramey, and Sue Mallard.
Survivors include siblings; Dean Eagleburger, Don Eagleburger, Lloyd Eagleburger, Shirley Farrell, Larry Eagleburger, and Max Eagleburger, children Bruce and Gayle Eagleburger, and Brent and Caren Eagleburger, grandkids; Kent and Megan Eagleburger, Megan and Ryan Ruble, Whitney Eagleburger, Mallory Eagleburger-Stewart, Blake and Hannah Eagleburger, Morgan Eagleburger and James Eagleburger, and great grandkids; Maellee, Luke, Carson, Mack, and Grant.
Memorial contributions may be made to Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals of KC.
Visits: 14
Bill (Great Supervisor) you were Family in our Group @ City Hall. The 23yrs we had together were Great you always had a listening Ear & Good advice you will be missed. Darlene (City Hall Parking Garage)
Carla Bill’s Administrative Assistance and friennd. Bill was the best boss ever. He was so kind to me. Please know you are in my prayers. He is at peace. And to God be the glory
Bill, you will be missed by the Kansas City Fire Dept. personnel. It isn’t until people have passed that we realize what a blessing they were in our life because of the void we now have in our hearts. Those who truly took the time to get to know Bill understood his desire to do what was right and how deeply he cared for his family. My deepest sympathy to his family and may the peace of God which is beyond understanding comfort you doring your time of loss. God Bless!
Bill, You brought peace to the workplace and friendship to those around you. You made me smile as we brought new technology to you and you brought paper and pencil along with practical solutions. I miss you my friend.
Former GSD Deputy Director
May the healing hand of God touch your family in your loss. You were a kind and loving man which we felt in your actions. My prayers go out to the family and it was pleasure knowing you.
Bill,
You will be truly missed. You always had a smile and a kind word for everyone that crossed your path. It was such a pleasure to work with you regarding procurement and the daily challenges. My prayers go out to the family and may God provide peace to you at the your loss. God Bless!
Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven. Matt 5:16
Bill, you were a shining light here on earth to many. A kind and gentle soul who brought a wealth of knowledge and understanding in the workplace to those who sought after it. Your love for your family was often spoken of with that radiant smile that was contiguous and will never be forgot. To the family, praying that you will be comforted through your fond memories of him and knowing that he is with our Heavenly Father. General Services Department – City of Kansas City,MO
Bruce, We are so sorry about the loss of your father! You and your family are in our prayers!
Lisa, Darren and Emily Bartlett
The best BOSS a person can every every have . He really care about everybody and I care about him . A every special man in heart is will be miss . RIP Bill because I know u can a will .
One very fine Man. Left a great Legacy behind. Condolences to you All. Absolutly LOVED the video!
Can’t say enough good things about Bill. I worked side by side with him for over 12 years and he was the finest Supervisor a person could work with/for. Always caring and concerned for the people around him and striving each day to do the ‘right’ thing for all. And, yes skip the computer, he could work wonders with a Big Chief tablet and a pencil. He made the ‘Shop’ a great place to work. He will be sorely missed by his ‘City Family’ as well as his own close family.
To the family of Bill, We were very lucky having Bill as a neighbor. When it snowed he came with his tractor and blade and cleared our driveway. After a storm left a tree limb on our house he showed up with a tractor and chainsaw to help. We also miss him at our Sarurday morning breakfast. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Glynn & Marita Gallagher
Prayers of peace and comfort to the entire Eagleburger family. Bill was a wonderful man, I know he will be terribly missed by all that knew and loved him. Taking comfort in the fact we’ll see him again some day and remembering his amazing legacy that will keep him alive in their hearts.
Brent and Bruce, and your families. Our deepest sympathy and Condolences. Your dad was all about family included everyone around him. Awesome Tribute for your father. There I see continued family tradition and love. Our prayers for comfort in your loss but at the same time Celebrating the great life your parents had. May God Bless you all. Your in our prayers here in Texas.
Nathaniel Shaw
Dear Bruce and Brent, I just found out about the passing of your Dad while at church speaking to his neighbor Larry Higgins. I am so sorry to hear this. We know however that as believers, we will see him again! He was a great man, kind and considerate. I enjoyed hearing his stories. I remember him working at Dart truck company. The last time I saw him, he was mowing the parkway off of Paseo Blvd at around 55th Street, that was several years ago.
Dear Bruce and Brent and family, What can we say other than we are in shock… We hadn’t spoken with your dad for several months, I picked up my phone today to give him a call just to check in with him and to see how life has been treating him. To my surprise, his number was not a working number. For some reason, in my heart I knew he was gone… I looked up his name and my heart came crashing to a halt. Let’s just say, your dad was such a wonderful and amazing man, and a friend to myself and my husband. He was the truest example of how a man should live his life… always family first! He spoke very fondly of his children and grandchildren. He was very proud of all of your accomplishments! He loved showing us his tractors and loved even more that he was able to share his love with the grandkids. What a treasure you had in a dad, grandpa! His legacy of friendship, is truly one that will be hard to live up to. With a saddened heart, Jania and Terry Elmer.
Oh my, I just saw that Bill passed away a year ago. I am so sad. He was such a great friend and one of the best human beings I have ever had the pleasure to have known. Donna was a neighbor and Bill and Donna baby sat me when I was little. In the late 70’s through the mid 80’s we became very close as we worked together in the maintenance department at Kenworth in Kansas City. He will be missed 🙁
Bill Shinpaugh
To the family, Bill was my boss back at Kenworth Truck Company. i always remembered him and thought of him often. He was truly a nice man and so positive and a Christian. I am sorry for your loss and that I just now saw this.