Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral Home

Richard Allan Ebeling

Richard Allen Ebeling, age 77, of Springfield, Missouri passed away on May 1, 2026.

Richard was a Veteran and proadly served in the Army during the Veitnam War from January 1969 to October 1971. He acheived the rank of Sergeant (SGT).

Sadly, when Richard passed we were not able to locate any family but we want to honor him for his service to our greatful nation.

A graveside service will be held for Richard at the Missouri Veterans Cemetery: 5201 S. Southwood Road, Springfield, MO 65804, on Wednesday, June 10, 2026 at 9:00 am, with Military Honors. All at invited to attand.

Arrangments are under the direction of Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral Home, Inc.

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Lynn Rossington

Lynn Rossington, age 72, of Springfield, Missouri passed away April 14, 2026.

Our funeral home is trying to find any family members that are related to the decedent. The deceased has passed away with no information as to the where-abouts of any family members or loved ones at this time. It has been requested that our funeral home try and locate any family members that may still be living that would be willing to step forwards and take responsibility for the deceased.

Our funeral home has been given authorization per the Greene County Medical Examiner’s Office, to try and locate anyone related to the deceased. Upon locating any relative of the decedent, we reserve the right to remove this notice from our website.

We are looking for living relatives of the deceased in the following order:

SpouseChildrenParents (mother or father)Siblings (brothers or sisters)If you are a friend of the decedent and would happen to know how to get in touch with any family members, please have them call our funeral home and speak to one of our Funeral Directors at 417-862-4433. We need names and we need phone numbers. Calling the funeral home and providing us with vague information does not help our funeral home staff try to locate family members. Please call between 8am and 5pm Monday through Friday as we are limited to information after hours and on weekends.

Anyone calling our funeral home will not be given any information regarding the cause and manner of death. We will not give out phone numbers of relatives that may come forward. Any personal items that were with the deceased at the time of their death will not be turned over to you without proper consent.

If no family steps forward, he will be cremated, and the Greene County Medical Examiner’s Office will make disposition as they deem appropriate.

Thank you in advance for your consideration.

Management & Staff at Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral Home, 500 E. Walnut Street, Springfield, Missouri 65806.

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Billy Edward Watts

Bill Watts was born in Springfield, Missouri on February 5th, 1941, to Clella Watts and Eddie Watts and was proceed in death on May 22nd, 2026, with his family in his home where he loved to be all day, every day to watch his westerns.

Bill is survived by his daughter, Suzette Watts and his son-in-law Buddy Pilmore (partner in crime); his son, Kirtis Watts; his grandchildren, Eddie Watts, Shannon Watts, Travis Watts, Mikey Watts (Nikki Goodwin), Kenzie Watts (Evan White), Brittney Watts, Brandon Watts, Erin Marler; his great grandchildren, Zach Watts, Cameron Watts, Chad Kendrick's, Clint Kendrick's, Emmy Kendrick's, Madison Casteel (Jeremiah), Kenny Barker Jr., Andrea Dickerson (Toby), Demarion Stewart, Rynlee Watts (Relay); great, great grandchildren, Evelynn Dickerson, Gracelyn Dickerson; and his nephew, Mike Todd.

Billy was proceeded in death by his parents; his sister, Joan Todd; his grandson, Kenny Barker; his granddaughter; Kirtisha Watts; and his beloved wife of 62 years today, Wanda Watts.

Bill loved his westerns and loved to spend most his days and nights with Buddy and Suzette sitting in his chair watching Television and telling his stories about how he was when he was younger. He also loved to tell you about the times he jumped trains. Bill worked most of his life as a hard worker at Springfield Paper Company where he worked for years and loved his lovely wife, Wanda Lee Watts. He loved old cars and trucks. He also loved collecting John Wayne collectibles and loved racing as that's what he did when he was younger. His mother started him at a very young age making memorial (flower) arrangements which is what he did up until death. As a child he loved to sneak into the movie theater to watch movies and loved to listen to his musicals out in his garage where he spent his pass time wood working. Bill was a heck of a mechanic as well. He loved to spend time with his dogs who were his best friends "peanut" and "tinker" one of Suzette's fondest memories was watching Television with bill watching Archie Bunker, Lawrence Welk, and HEEHAW together. His other fondest memories with his great granddaughter Maddy Marie with him sitting on his porch waiting for her to get out of school for a "hug". Another fond memory he had with his great granddaughter was sitting in his chair with Rynlee while she kicked him and laughed at him.

Visitation for Billy will be held from Noon-1pm on Friday, May 29, 2026 at Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral Home, 500 E. Walnut Street in Springfield, Missouri with Funeral Services beginning at 1:00pm. Burial will follow at Highlandville Cemetery in Highlandville, Missouri.

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