Birth date: May 12, 1936 Death date: Jul 26, 2021
Archie Leo and Grace Marie Yeley both passed away. Grace’s homecoming was July 21, 2021 and Archies’ homecoming was July 24, 2021 they both passed at Cox Medical Center South in Springfield, Missouri. Archie was born May 12, 1936 Read Obituary
My heart is broken. But I have a lot of great memories. You show me how to save money. And to love motorcycle. Grace was a blessing in your life. She was your equal, you became a better person. I will miss you dad. Your lovingly daughter.
I miss you grandpa. I know that im not your blood grandaughter but you loved me as if i was. You taught me how to ride a 3 wheeler when I was a kid and i always looked forward to visiting you. I can still remember that computer hunting game you taught me how to play when we'd come to visit. When you visited on my 19th birthday and took me on a hour long bike ride so i could see the stars. It was a cherry red harley Davidson and you were driving across the country staying at camp grounds and visiting all the national parks. Im so glad i visited for christmas and got to see you one last time even though i didn't know it would be my last.
I am the oldest of dads five children with our mother Mary. My dad wasn’t a gentle man or father but I learned he loved me the best he knew how to or could. He taught me to be tough and fight as a child and and to stand up for myself. He also taught me to be responsible for my actions as an adult and fix it on my own. Dad taught us to work hard and do the job right or don’t do it at all. I have good memories of my dad teaching me to roller skate, fly a kite, shoot guns, fishing, camping and hunting. My favorite memories of all is when he brought me my first dirt bike and was so proud of me for riding it like him. It’s important to make amends when needed and I am grateful that we did years ago. I pray peace on his troubled soul from his own childhood memories and know I will see him again when we cross over to the other side of life.
I am the oldest and his daughter of 5 children with my mother Mary. My dad always made sure I could take care of myself (fight) as a child and to be responsible for my actions as an adult. He taught me to work hard and do the job right or not do it at all. He also taught me how to roller skate, fly kites, fish, shoot guns, hunt game and camping which are some of my favorite memories I will keep. Getting my dirt bike is my best memory as a child with my dad. He was so proud of me and loved I could ride it like him. He wasn’t a gentle man or father but I learned through the years he loved me the best he was able to . I have so much forgiveness and pray peace on his troubled soul from his own childhood memories. May we all be more kinder towards each other and make amends and find forgiveness it brings so much peace at the end of this journey called life. I am here because of you daddy and I thank you for that blessing of life. I will see you on the other side . Sandra
