In Remembrance Of

Justin R. Hartman

Justin R. Hartman, 30, of Dearborn, MO passed away, Monday, April 11, 2011.

He was born on May 19, 1980 to David Kirk Hartman and Kelli Ray (Peck) Buckler in St. Joseph. Justin grew up in the Dekalb area, and in 1998 he graduated from Dekalb High School.

Justin worked for Beverly Lumber in Platte City, and was presently working Platte County Public Works.

He is survived by his mother, Kelli Buckler and Keith Stubbs, Dearborn, MO, father, David Hartman and wife, Kim, Dekalb, MO; brothers, Jeremy Hartman and wife Stevie, Jered Hartman and Janelle, fiancé, Brandi Morris; grandparents, Myrna Peck, Walker, MO and Kenny and Ona Hartman, Rushville, MO; several aunts, uncles, cousins, and many friends.

Funeral Service: 10:00 a.m. Friday, April 15th at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Edgerton.

Burial: Union Cemetery, Dekalb.

Visitation: 6:00-8:00 p.m. Thursday at the church.

Arrangements, Hixson-Klein Funeral Home, Edgerton.

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7 comments

  • Kim Palmer (Lang)
    3 months ago Reply

    Justin was a great guy! Always had a smile on his face! Always nice to everyone no matter what! Justin will be missed by many! There is 1 more angel in heaven, 1 more star in the sky, you know we will never forget you~R.I.P JUSTIN HARTMAN

  • Sharon Mahan
    3 months ago Reply

    I am so sorry for your loss.

    You will be in my prayers.

  • Amy (west) Smith
    3 months ago Reply

    So sorry for your loss. I always remember Justin as smiling and always happy. He will beforever in my heart.

  • Jennifer (Frakes) Kiehl
    3 months ago Reply

    Kelli, We are all so very sorry for your loss.

    Larry Frakes & his family

  • Dan Reed
    3 months ago Reply

    Sorry for your loss.

  • Julia Seifert
    3 months ago Reply

    I wish I could have met Justin. I have heard many good things about him. I work with Janelle and Jered. I am sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

  • Patsy Bratcher
    3 months ago Reply

    I work at Cereal Ingredients with Jered before he moved to the Leavenworth facility. I just wanted to let you know that all of you are in my prayers and have my sympathy. This poem has comforted me in the past, and I trust it will comfort you also.

    The Broken Chain

    We little knew that morning
    That God would call your name.
    In life we loved you dearly.
    In death we do the same.
    It broke our hearts to lose you.
    You did not go alone.
    For part of us went with you
    The day God called you home.
    You left so many memories.
    Your love is still our guide,
    And though we cannot see you,
    You are always at our side.
    Our family chain is broken
    And nothing seems the same,
    But as God calls us one by one
    The chain will link again.

    Anonymous

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