Van Beurn Spratford
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Van Beurn Spratford, 42, of Kansas city, MO passed away August 4, 2018 at home. Memorial services will be held at 11:00am Saturday, August 11, 2018 at Grounds of Swope Park Pavilion, Kansas City, MO.
Van was born in Colorado Springs, CO, on July 17, 1976 and spent his growing up years there. He attended Frontier School of the Bible in Le Grange, Wyoming graduating in1997. He graduated from Calvary Bible College in Kansas City, MO in 1993 with a degree in Christian Ministry with an emphasis in Youth Ministry.
Van married Amy Langmade on May 17, 2003 and they had one daughter Hannah, now age 12. He was a very active member of the Kansas City Flying Disc Club. He loved disc golf and was always lending a hand in tournaments or whatever other tasks needed to be done. Van was employed by Bank of America the last 10 years in their Security Operations Analysis Command Center as a Lead. He was a very dedicated worker, providing well for his family. He was involved in his church serving in the Youth Ministry with a focus on mentoring young men.
Van is preceded in death by his mother: Virginia Spratford and sister: Katherine Spratford. Survivors include, his wife: Amy Spratford, daughter: Hannah Spratford, father: Sherman Spratford, brother: Sherman Spratford Jr. as well as cousins, nieces and nephews.
Van will be dearly missed by his family and friends and the Disc Golf Community. His final place of rest with be in Spooner, Wisconsin.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Kansas City Flying Disc Golf Club at: http://kcfdc.org/vanspratfordii
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The impact of Van’s passing has been felt by everyone within his Bank of America family. For 11+ years, Van provided leadership, safety and support to thousands of associates, co-workers and vendors. In all those years, Van was never late to work, he approached every responsibility assigned to him with unparalleled diligence and was respected by everyone who worked with him. Van will be missed by so many who relied upon him daily. We’re all going to miss his positive attitude, his diligence and his leadership in SOACC.
On behalf of the Bank of America team, please allow me to extend our sincere condolences to Amy and Hannah and the rest of his family during this very difficult time. We grieve with you for your loss.
Van will be greatly missed. Thank you for allowing us to share in his life.
I had the absolute pleasure of working alongside Van for ten years. I will miss him dearly.
Van was a great friend and coworker. He was always there for us with whatever we needed. For the past 5 1/2 years that I have worked with him, he never hesitated to help. I am going to miss hearing about Pokémon, disc golf, and his family stories. He would always light up when talking about them. He was extremely proud of his daughter, Hannah. I know that I’m always going to think of him when winter comes and it’s cold outside. It was his favorite season. Van will be deeply missed by all of us.
Van was such a great guy and helped whenever he was relied upon. I could always count on him when I had a question. Van was deeply valued and will be missed dearly.
Van was a great friend and co-worker. I don’t know how to express my true sorrow for the loss of a man that touched so many. I hope in the months and years to come, we will be able to look back with smiles, for a man that brought with him a smile to work each day. Van was a solid foundation when you needed support, a true mentor when you were learning, and quick with a joke when you needed to laugh.
Van, in case I didn’t say it enough, thank you for all you did. I will miss you.