Lillian Rose Woods Arnold Obituary

We are sad to announce that on August 15, 2021, at the age of 37, Lillian Rose Woods Arnold (Baldwin City, Kansas), born in Dallas, Texas passed away. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Lillian Rose Woods Arnold to pay them a last tribute.

She was predeceased by: her great-grandparents, Elsie Hansen (Loshbaugh), Elizabeth Dendy (Bullard) and Andrew D. Woods, Sr.; her great-aunt Barbara Duncan; her great-uncles, Michael Hansen and Harrell Moore; her grandparents, Wilda and Robert Musgrave; her aunt Barbara Musgrave (Jamie Purl); and her pets, Oculis and Yolandi.

She is survived by: her parents, Shannon Rose and Woods; her siblings, Madeline Roger of Lawrence, KS, Daniel Musgrave (Stephanie) of Miami, FL, Rye Musgrave of Lawrence, Prabha Gosler (Grant) of Texas and Bhama Roget of Washington; her uncle Kenneth Musgrave; her niece Elsie Rose Ward of Lawrence; and her cousins, Jason, Sean Woods, Kendra Musgrave and Robert Musgrave.

Memorials may go to the Lawrence Humane Society, Lawrence, Kansas, where so many beautiful animals await their forever families.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home

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August 28, 2021

Richard Moore wrote a sympathy message

“A candle that burns the brightest, burns out twice as fast. I love and miss you dearly babe. Please watch over me...”

August 28, 2021

Richard Moore wrote a sympathy message

“I only knew Lillian for about a month. But we were the same age and just clicked within minutes of talking on the phone. She was the first person to make me feel loved in years. I was with her just days before she passed. She was having breathing attacks, and I was helping with breathing treatments. They were scary, but I had no idea how bad it was. If anyone wants to contact me. My name is Richard Moore, Columbia, Missouri. I would like to know who found her or what happened”