Birth date: Jan 14, 1940 Death date: Feb 19, 2018
Kathleen Sue VanHooser was born January 14, 1940, the second child and first daughter of Perry and Grace VanHooser. Her early childhood years were spent on the High Prairie near Lebanon, MO. Her adventures on the High Prairie were Read Obituary
She was a wonderful teacher. She will be missed.
So sorry for your lost. Kathleen was a real blessing in my life.
So sorry to hear of Kathleen passing, we know she is seeing the Glorious Heaven she has dreamed of & taught us all about. My life was greatly affected by her influences & it made me a better person, Mom & wife. Love, Joy & happiness flowed from her & affected us all. But more importantly I learned how to begin to forgive my parents & all their troubles that was heaped on my brother & myself. She pointed out over & over how Jesus covered all our sins with His blood & that means everyone. Many ladies retreats every summer helped reinforce those wonderful lessons we all need to live by. She brought it to us in such a fun way always & I’ll never forget her. Rex is also that light in this dark world & our prayers of His comfort are for all of you right now. So wonderful to have known them both at SHCC as we were raising our girls. Best ladies SS class ever!
To the Noe family: So sorry to hear of your loss. Mrs. Noe was one of my teachers at Richland High School in 1965. Will keep you in my thoughts and prayers during this most difficult time. With heartfelt sympathy, Jeanie Trunkenbolz.
So sorry for your loss. Enjoyed working with Kathleen at Joel E. Barber & having "all of the Noe kids" in my class. You all are in my thoughts & prayers.
I taught several years with Kathleen at Waynesville Junior High/Waynesville Middle School. She was always a bright spot in our building-- very kind and caring. Your family is in my prayers.
Ann Crowder
So sorry for your loss. She was a blessing to everyone, including me when I was young.
Howard and I were so sorry to hear of your loss.
So sorry for your loss. May God be with all of you give you comfort in this time of grief.
