1925
Agnes
2016
Agnes Hunt
May 14, 1925 — November 19, 2016
Agnes Hunt, age 91 of Overland Park Kansas passed away on November 19, 2016. Agnes who was best known as Aggie was born on May 14, 1925 in Manhattan Kansas to Harvey and Lydia Dane. Aggie was born on a farm outside of Manhattan where she was born and raised. This is where Aggie grew her love of being outdoors, farming and the country life. After finishing high school Aggie ventured her way to Kansas City to start her career in the grocery industry. While in the Kansas City area Aggie was married and had a son Jeff. Aggie was an avid member and chapter director of Motor Maids of America, of which she was a lifetime member. Aggie and the wonderful friends she met in the motorcycle world, ventured cross country many times throughout the 50s and 60s. While raising Jeff, Aggie was a volunteer for the Boy Scouts of America and a den leader. It was hard to keep Aggie indoors as she loved to garden and visit the farm. She was a long time member of the Santa Fe Garden Club. After retirement Aggie traveled the world with friends and met many more life long friends while on her travels. Although she was a world traveler, she never lost her love of the country life as attested to by her love of collecting anything related to pigs.
She is preceded in death by her parents, ex-husband Nate Hunt and husband Bud Parker, her sister Mary and her husband Jarv, and daughter-in-law Teri Hunt. Aggie is survived by her son Jeff (wife Molly), niece Marsha, nephew Michael, and a special niece Priscilla, in addition to many beloved great and great-great nieces and nephews.
There will be a visitation on Wednesday, November 23 from 1:00 to 2:00 followed by a service at 2:00. There will also be a graveside service following. Services will be at Johnson County Funeral Chapel (112th and Metcalf) with burial at Johnson County Memorial Gardens. Family and friends are welcome to continue the celebration of Aggie's life at Aggie Acres, home of Jeff and Molly Hunt.
Memorial contributions can be made to your favorite cause that supports the research and treatment of cancer.
She is preceded in death by her parents, ex-husband Nate Hunt and husband Bud Parker, her sister Mary and her husband Jarv, and daughter-in-law Teri Hunt. Aggie is survived by her son Jeff (wife Molly), niece Marsha, nephew Michael, and a special niece Priscilla, in addition to many beloved great and great-great nieces and nephews.
There will be a visitation on Wednesday, November 23 from 1:00 to 2:00 followed by a service at 2:00. There will also be a graveside service following. Services will be at Johnson County Funeral Chapel (112th and Metcalf) with burial at Johnson County Memorial Gardens. Family and friends are welcome to continue the celebration of Aggie's life at Aggie Acres, home of Jeff and Molly Hunt.
Memorial contributions can be made to your favorite cause that supports the research and treatment of cancer.
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