Obituary
Ina Marie Wycoff passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on November 9th, 2024 at Beautiful Savior Nursing Home.
Ina was born to Lester and Bessie Middaugh in Montrose Missouri on February 20th 1936. She was the youngest of six children. They soon moved to Deepwater, Missouri where she would attend school. After high school she would marry the love of her life Robin (Bob) R Wycoff Sr. They were united in marriage on January 29, 1955. To this union 3 children were born Christian Marie Brookhart, Robin Ray Wycoff Jr and Paula Sue McWhirt. Ina worked retail for several years and then she became a Lee’s Summit R7 bus driver. She drove for 17 years. She enjoyed her family, gardening and sewing. She loved the lord Jesus with all her heart.
She is proceeded in death by her parents, her husband Bob Wycoff , her daughter Tina Brookhart, her grandson Seth Wycoff, and all of her siblings. She leaves behind her son Rob Wycoff and his wife Vicki of Greenwood, MO, daughter Paula McWhirt of Blairstown, MO, grandsons John Troth, Daniel Taylor, Travis Wycoff, Andy Wycoff, Robert Graham, Mark McWhirt. Granddaughters April Bak and Robin Graham. Many great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. She leaves a legacy of love and she will be deeply missed.
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Ina was a great lady. She will be missed but we are happy today because she is in the presence of Jesus.
A wonderful woman, kindred spirit positive influence remarkable wife, mother, friend. Always a good word when I had a bad word… A spiritual guide and strong faith. I admired her perseverance. I am sad. I’m not as strong as she was, but I strive to be like her.
Her immediate family excepted me as a neighbor and a friend and Rob even called me, sis. I remember the laughter, her laughter and the stories and sometimes just the silence when you work a jigsaw puzzle and don’t have to say anything but sit there a couple hours just spending time. She was just a very warm, loving friend, and I appreciated her.
When I spoke with or saw Ina she was always smiling, and I see from the picture above that didn’t change. I have fond memories of talking with her and her always taking the time to do so.
Ed & I are praying for you all.