Robert Maxwell "Bob" Tunnell
, Missouri
October 9, 2026
Robert Maxwell “Bob” Tunnell was born on December 22, 1943, to Max and Opal (Gibson) Tunnell. He passed away on October 10, 2026, at Tiffany Springs Senior Living in Kansas City, Missouri. Robert was a true jack of all trades who could fix, build, wire, or figure out just about anything. If he didn’t know how to do something, he would simply take it apart and work on it until he did. There wasn’t much he couldn’t accomplish once he put his mind to it. He spent 35 years as a district manager at W.W. Grainger, all while taking on electrical work, wiring new homes, and doing side jobs in the evenings to help provide for his family and put his kids through college. His garage was a treasure trove of tools, gadgets, and possibilities, and if something needed fixing or building, chances were good he could figure it…
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Libby Nible
, Missouri
October 10, 2026
Libby Nible, 90, Eagleville, MO passed away Sunday, October 11, 2026 at a Bethany, MO hospital. Elizabeth Ann Lippincott was born January 8th, 1936, to Virgil and May (Schell) Lippincott, in Bethany, Missouri. As a young girl there wasn’t a tree in Eagleville, she had not climbed. She enjoyed any sport or outdoor activity, and one of her prized possessions was the ball glove gifted to her by her brother Paul. She served along with her family as caretakers of the Eagleville switchboard, you could see her skipping about town, untangling lines, making collections, charming customers and often sitting in the chair making connections. On September 15, 1952, she married Robert Gene Cook, and to that union came Peggy Jo, Billy Gene, Penny Ann, Rodney Paul, Jay Cee and Harold Scott. They set up home in the country in the Blythedale/Eagleville area. Libby, a true “city girl” that had…
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