Velma Ruth Wolf
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Velma Ruth Wolf,86,of Kansas City, Missouri passed away Saturday, November 4, 2017.
Born February 24,1931 in Versailles, Missouri, she was the daughter of the late Earl Whittle and Grace Caviness. She had two sisters and two brothers: Johnny Whittle of Jacksonville, Mississippi, Junior Whittle of Tampa Bay, Florida, Shirley Marriot of Versailles, Missouri, and Caroline Helton or Versailles, Missouri.
She was widowed by her husband of 45 years, Carl Wolf: two children, a daughter Teresa Brooks, and husband Garry of Lee’s Summit, Missouri, and a son William Wolf of Kansas City, Missouri. She had five grandchildren: Allen Wolf, John Wolf, Carlos Brooks, Cammie Abbey and Craig Brooks. Four great grandchildren: Victoria Brooks, Taylor Abbey, Jackson Abbey and Raya Brooks.
Memorial Services will be conducted 10:00 a.m., Wednesday, November 8, 2017 at Mound Grove Cemetery.
Velma was such a delightful soul, full of life and love for others. She was a Early Education School Teacher in the Kansas City School District for many years. She had a love for being with her friends sunbathing in the Summer Days. She loved to dance and with that love of dance she won a contest when she was a young woman. She would dance to whatever song was playing. She was always a great listener to people and never had a bad word to say about anyone. She loved kids so very much, and enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, playing at the park, taking walks and playing games. She was very active and loved to walk outdoors and in the cold months she would walk the mall with her daughter. She had sweet tooth out of this world and loved to eat Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups anytime she could get her hands on them. She loved to bake all those sweet things too. She was a shopper and always dressed to the nine. These are all the things her family will remember her by and carry on for her many years come.
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We are so sorry for your loss! Velma was a fun-loving, full of life kind of lady and precious to so many. You are all in our prayers!!! Love to you,…
Our condolences to your family. Aunt Velma was a fun loving and sweet lady.
The love she had for her family was amazing.
She was always kind and truly interested in the children of our family.
She will be missed by all that was blessed enough to be a part of her life.
May God Bless your family.
Love, Roxanne and Tim
Sorry for your famlies loss. She was a wonderful Aunt had so much energy. Aunt Velma did love to dance. I remember at my parents Keith and June’s 42nd. Wedding Anniversary her and I danced so much. So many great memories of your Mom Teresa! My thoughts and prayers are with all of you!!!
Prayers and Hugs to you and your family. Velma was such a fun person to be around. We loved having her at our girls lunches. She was always full of energy! She will truly be missed. We are so sorry for your loss.
Our sincere condolences to Teresa and Velma’s whole family. We got to know Velma at TMC where she resided alongside my mother. She was happy and always glad to see her daughter. Tom even got her to dance with him one time. She was shy at first but once you gained her trust, she was a delight. Hugs!