Paula Sue Pennington
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Paula Sue Pennington, 69, of Grandview, gained her wings and joined the angels in heaven on July 19, 2020 surrounded by her loving family.
Paula was preceded in death by her parents: Paul and Grace Inman; three brothers: Jerry, David and Ronnie; and two sisters: Lou Ann and Barbara.
Paula was born in Artesia, New Mexico to Paul and Grace Inman on January 31, 1951. She went to high school in Dora, Missouri and graduated in 1970.
She enjoyed reading, watching the Chiefs and Royals, playing video games, and adored her grandchildren.
Paula is survived by three children: Kurt (Mindy) Russell of Norwood, MO, Quentina Russell of Holton, KS, and Kimberley Russell of Topeka, KS; three step children: Amy Roberts of Lee’s Summit, MO, Steve Pennington of Spartanburg, SC, and Julie Reedy of Shawnee, KS; as well as 18 grandchildren, three great grandchildren and expecting her first great grandson in September.
We would like to thank Heartland Cremation for all their care and compassion.
Paula was a great lady. Always had a contagious laugh. She was caring, and when she loved, she loved with all her heart. Proud of her kids and let you know. I will miss her until we meet again.
Kimmy, Tina, and Bubba; you guys are all in my thoughts and prayers.
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Kimmy, Tina, and Bubba; you guys are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Thinking of you all right now ?
Paula Sue is my first cousin I love her like a sister. I was with her when she lost her mother Grace.
I lost touch with her when her father Paul died. For some reason I have been thinking about her only to find she has passed away. I am so sorry she is gone. We all will mess her. Love Laverne
Paula what’s a very good friend of mine there’s nothing better than a friend Paula she’s a caring giving person it’s nothing that she would not do for me I love her and I will miss her and my heart goes out to the family
Dear Kim and family, I was sad to hear of your mother passing away. You are being lifted in love and in prayer. May your hearts be comforted now and in the days ahead.
“His grace is sufficient,
whate’er may befall,
Perhaps, even now,
you may hear his sweet call;
‘Come, cast upon me
all thy conflicts and care;
I’ll carry thy burdens,
thy sorrows I’ll share;
In faithfulness I
all thy comfort shall be,
I’ll give consolation,
O, come unto me.’”