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Hope was married with two little boys and lived in Missouri. She had a routine surgery to remove her gall bladder and developed an infection. Unfortunately, she passed away a few days later. Please keep Hope and her family/friends in your thoughts and prayers and never take life for granted.
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Michele Treadwell (Keithley)
I will try to dig out some old picture. Her married name was "Newell".Dawn Borradaile (Anderson)
I knew Hope since "Brownies". We did our 5th grade science fair project together and rode the bus together. She was a beautiful person, we all need to remember it can happen at anytime to any of us. She is missed.Sandra Miller (Harris)
Hope was one of the first people I was friends with when I moved to Greenwood in the 5th grade. She was friendly and funny! I am saddened to learn of her death.Michele Treadwell (Keithley)
I was going through my bible the other day. I came across Hope Stockers obiturary. I would like to pass it along to all of youKansas Ctiy , MO
Hope (Stocker) Newell
Hope (Stocker) Newell 29, died Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2000, in Lee's Summit, MO. She was a resident of Kansas City, MO., and a former reisident of Greenwood.
She was born January 28, 1970, in Beech Grove. Her parents are William R. and Sharon L. Stocker. She married Todd A. Newell on Nov. 9, 1991. He survives. Other survivors include two sons, Taylor Anthony Newell and Matthew William Newell, at home; one brother, William R "Billy" Stocker II of Greenwood; Grandparents Charles and Betty Setser and Martha Stocker Downs of Greenwood; and several aunts and uncles. She was preceded in death by a grandfather, Russel Stocker, on Jan. 4, 1962, and an uncle, Larry A. Stocker, on Dec. 18, 1994.
She was a homemaker. she attended Greenwood Community High School. She was a member of the Greenwood Christian Church.
Chaplain Michael Collins conducted a service Jan. 13 at D.W. Newcomer's Funeral Home in Kansas City, Mo. Burial was at Floral Hill Memorial Gardens in Kansas City, Mo.
*** These are the details of her life in black and white. There was so much more to her. I plan to write about the real "Hope" and the girl she was and the women she became. I will post it when I'm finished. I just thought this would be of interest to those who knew her.
Pj Prather (Rader)
Hope was born the day after me - literally - in the same hospital. My mom and her parents grew up together - as did Hope and I until I moved. I thought of her every year on our birthdays and I still think of her on Jan. 28 and think about how old she should be. She was so sweet and special - God truly took an angel home.