Memories of Brendalee Darlene Carter

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Brendalee Darlene Carter

Belton, MO

July 27, 1957 - February 26, 2024

Jul 27, 1957 - Feb 26, 2024

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Janet Michealson

I am so sorry to hear she passed I knew her granddaughter and I am so sorry for your loss she was a wonderful person and she will be missed dearly.

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Judith McGhee

So sorry to hear tha Brendalee has passed away.

We were neighbors for several years. She was always a good neighbor. You will be missed Brendalee. God bless your family. Friends always, much love.

Judith McGhee

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Brooke McMaster

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Brooke McMaster

I’m so incredibly saddened to hear the loss of a great woman whom I had the pleasure to know and grow close with. She loved my children as her own grandkids while we lived in Kansas, and was like a mom away from home for me. You will be sorely missed. May you rest in peace. My love thoughts and prayers go out to her family.

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Derrick Oliver

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Sarah Postpichal

Hearing this breaks my heart. Brenda Lee was an amazing woman with a huge heart for any and all. She welcomed all into her home without hesitation and judgement . She had the greatest laugh and the most tender soul saving hugs . I pray her family knows that she's touched many lives and her memory will be held close to all of us. Fly high Brendalee.

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