Obituary
Mona Jane Comici
5/17/51 – 4/20/21
Mona Jane Comici, 69, a beloved spouse, sister, nana, and friend passed away on April 20, 2021, in Port Saint Lucie, Florida. Mona was born in Lakeland, Florida, to Robert F. McCullough and Jane E. (McKendrick) McCullough. She attended Roycemore High School (Evanston, Illinois) and after graduation attended Lindenwood University (St. Charles, Missouri) where she graduated with a BS in Education. After teaching for ten years she then attended the University of Missouri-Columbia where she received a master’s in community development. Mona loved her family and friends. She enjoyed cooking, the KC Chiefs, Royals, and MU Tigers, fishing, and golf.
She is survived by her spouse, Brenda; stepchildren Michelle (Craig), and Andy (April); grandchildren , Peyton, Aj, Aaron, and Paxton; half-siblings Andrew and Stewart McCullough and Rebecca Boskovic and several nieces and nephews.
Visitation and a memorial service to celebrate Mona’s life will be held on Monday April 26, 2021 at 12:30 with service immediately after at 2pm at Langsford Funeral Home, 115 SW 3rd St Lees’Summit, Missouri. Burial to follow at Floral Hills East Memorial Gardens Cemetery, 25203 E US Highway 50 Lees’Summit, Missouri. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the American Cancer Society or St. Judes.
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When I reflect on my time with MonaJ I have nothing but fond memories and warm, loving thoughts. She was one of my mentors as I learned the transit business with oats. I will never forget our mornings together before senior management meeting in Columbia, sharing our usual French Slam at Denny’s ❤️. One memory I will never forget is the look on all the faces of the St.Louis BiState guys as they announced that team oats had won the annual MPTA golf tournament at Tan-Tar-A. They, BiState, thought they had a lock on winning the First Place trophy! Not that year! Why you ask? Because oats Ace in the Hole was, yes MonaJ. I’m certain Chuck, Jack and myself would readily admit Mona carried us! I remember one time her putting us on the green in one on a best ball par 4. She could really hit that ball! I’m so sorry we never got to share another French Slam Mona, but you will always be in my mind with the fondest of memories! Thank you for being my friend! Love you Woman!
Randy 🙏🌹💕
I to was privileged to have worked with and be a friend of Mona during her years at OATS, Inc.
When I had to the opportunity to talk with her our golf adventures would always come up. I truly don’t recall any other times I laughed and had as much fun!
Your OATS family will miss you!
Jack
Mona is in a better place and deserves to be. She worked with me at OATS in a variety of jobs and was always an excellent resource for our various tumultuous times. She was a really good friend whom I had the good fortune of staying in touch with in her many careers since she left OATS. There were few topics we did not cover in our late night calls. Sympathy for family and her many friends and especially for you, Brenda. You are all in my thoughts and prayers understanding what an exceptional person she was.
I have attended many services that were called a ‘celebration of life’ but I have to say that Mona’s service TRULY celebrated her life and what an impact she made on so many along the way. Though I worked with her only a short time, I’m so glad that I got to know her and was able to share remembrances with her friends and family.