In Remembrance Of

Mary Lou Highlander

Mary Lou Highlander, 81, of Camden Point, MO passed away, February 25, 2020 after a long illness.

She was born on December 31, 1938 to Owen Marion and Mary Alice (Tate) Kenney in Platte County, MO. Mary Lou grew up and attended school in the Ferrelview area.

On December 15, 1956 she was united in marriage to Charles Edward “Eddie” Highlander. After their marriage they made their home in Camden Point, MO.

She enjoyed crocheting and quilting and made many beautiful things. Mary Lou is survived by her husband, Eddie; daughter, Debbie (John) Asher; grandson, Andy (Lori) Asher; great-grandchildren, Jonah, Sam and Ava Asher; sister, Ida Brandon; other relatives and many friends.

Funeral Service: 11:00 a.m. Friday. February 28th at Hixson-Klein Funeral Home, Smithville with visitation one hour prior to the service.

Burial: Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, Weston, MO.

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  • Olin Miller

    I am sorry to hear of Mory Lous passing. She was among the first City employees that I remember. And that was because of her friendly and caring personality. She will be missed. However she can now walk the streets o gold and be loved by many who she knew and helped.

  • Kathy Brubeck

    My heart br

  • Ralph (Eddie) and Cindy K Martin

    So sorry for your family.

  • sharon osgood

    Eddie and DEBBIE sor very sorry to hear about MARY her and I was good friends for years she was a joy to be around she made me laugh all the time she was out spoken with me if she wanted to ask me something she woulfd if she had something to tell me she would such a good woman my prayers are with you

  • Rita Westhoff

    So very sorry to hear of Mary’s passing.
    Love and prayers to Eddie and Debbie.

  • Sturgeon Mo

    Always loved Mary Lou Her sisters and my cousins always have a good time together will miss her. SHe was a master quilter and crafter. JEnnifer Stone Sullivan

  • Craig and Ida Cox

    Mary Lou Highlander was Ms. Platte County from the start. I knew when she looked at me she was detailing me in the back of her mind of my family and Craig’s family. She could have been Ms. Platte County and written the second coming of Paxton Annals aka Mary Lou’s Annals. Maybe she did? Mary Lou may be gone from Platte County but those that knew her should share with as many as possible. Love you Mary Lou. /s/ Ida Cox

  • Kathy Brubeck

    My heart is sad to lose such a good friend! We had way too much fun everytime we were together !! Always laughter and fun times. One time Mary Lou, Momma, seester Connie and I took a trip to Iowa to see the bridges of Madison County, the Grotto of the Redemption, and spent the night at Storm Lake. We had such a great time. She definitely made the world a better place to be if she was around and I was blessed to have her in my life. Goodbye my friend and I will see you again! I can’t wait to see your wings. I love you,❤

  • Judy Duff White

    RIP Mary may you soar with Gods Angels. Condolences to your loved ones

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