Wanda Hulett, 79, of Kansas City, MO passed away peacefully and was reunited with her daughter, Pamela Sheil Stoddart Wednesday, September 21, 2022. She was born April 12, 1943 in Walker, MO to Walter Howard and Ruby May (Whitley) Hutchison. They also preceded her in death.
Wanda was a grandmother to all. She was an extremely hard worker and devoted her time to taking care of her family. She spent the majority of her working career with the Ben Franklin company. She also owned and operated Wanda’s Family Style Restaurant in Kansas City, MO and she managed a Phillips 66 in Liberty, MO. In her spare time she enjoyed garage-saleing, fishing, and her trips to the casino.
In addition to her parents and daughter, she is preceded in death by three siblings: Betty Bartkoski, Norma Jean Horning and Robert Hutchison. Survivors include her partner of 26 years, Allen Hespen; three grandchildren: Katie Klockau and fiancé Ryan Mazur of Denver, CO, Kit Klockau and wife, Gabrielle of Shawnee, KS and Jack Stoddart of Fairfax, VA; and three siblings: Marvalene Troyer, Emily Reynolds and Donald Hutchison.
Family and friends will gather to celebrate Wanda’s life on Monday, September 26, 2022, at the Meyers Northland Chapel in Parkville. Visitation will begin at 10:00 a.m. with a Memorial Service commencing at 11:00 a.m. Urn placement will take place at a later date in her hometown of Walker, MO. In lieu of flowers, Memorial Contributions are suggested to Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Memories of Wanda and condolences may be shared at meyersfuneralchapel.com.
I am thankful for a peaceful passing and that she is no longer in pain. She can rejoin all her loved ones in heaven now.
Sure gonna miss that gal. A stubborn spitfire, from a teenager to the very end. May Heaven have a comfy casino seat for her. Thankful for her in my life.
Wanda was an angel on earth! We met her at church during a Bible study while she watched the kids. She was amazing! She then helped watch our son Sammy & treated him like he was her family. She made the world a better place.