Grew up in Western Kansas in the oil field regions that his dad worked, such as Bogue & Palco, KS. Jerry's family moved to Topeka, KS when he was 15. He graduated from Highland Park High School, in Topeka KS, May 1963. After High School he worked as a small engine mechanic for his dad at the John Deer Lawn & Tractor store. Later he hired on with the local Railroad 1966 - 1979 & became a licensed sheet metal worker. There was an absence due to the draft by army from May, 1967- May, 1969. During his service the following Vietnam Service medal, Vietnam Campaign medal, Bronze Star, Marksman (Rifle), Combat Infantryman Badge & National Defense Service medals were received. At one point during the years at the railroad Jerry was elected to President of Labor Union- ATSF RR. Jerry began college part time in 1974, utilizing the GI bill to partially fund his education. On a leave of absence from ATSF RR he started Washburn University full-time Spring of '77. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from Washburn University in Topeka, KS; Magna cum Laude, May 15, 1979. Jerry was employed by railroad from 8/20/1966 - 8/15/1979. He officially resigned and began medical school Aug. '79 at Kansas University, in Kansas City, KS. He currently practices as a board certified Family Practice physician.
Osage County Chronicle, Sept. 27, 2001 (Transcribed by Cindy Marcell)
Gerald Marcell, MD, a family physician from Carbondale, KS was recently honored for 15 years of membership in the American Acadamy of Family Phicisians. The AAFP is the national medical association representing more than 93,1000 family physicians, family practice residents and medical students nationwide. It is the only medical specialty organization devoted to primary care.
The AAFP and the Kansas AFP recognize Dr. Marcell, and all of the long-term members whose many years of caring for and involvement in their communities have contributed to the prominent position family physicians occupy in today's health-care system.
The AAFP, founded in 1947, was instrumental in establishing the medical specialty of family practice in 1969. The organization pioneered the requirement that its members earn 150 hours of approved medical education every three years. This ensures that family physicians remain educated on the most up-to-date medical technologies, research and techniques.
People choose family physicians because they are trained to treat a broad range of illnesses from coughs, ear infections, prenatal care and well baby exams to chest pain, diabetes, and hypertension. Dr. Marcell has worked in Osage county since 1988 and has been located at the Osage Medical Clinic in Carbondale since 1993. Dr. Marcell is a Board Certified Family Physician. He and his wife, Cindy, and son, Wayne, reside near the Carbondale Overbrook area.Gerald enjoys fishing, boating and swimming. He is an avid stereophile with a preference for Blues and Rock. He accepts medical students on a month long rotation during their 4th year of study up to twice a year. Often these student live in the Marcell's home and twice student's families have lived with them as well. Usually it is an eye opening experience for students as they are exposed to small town activities, life in the country with abundant wildlife in the yard as well as what it is like to work in a rural clinic practicing family medicine.
Cindy spent most of her first 10 years in Weston, Missouri. Her 27 year old father died in a car accident leaving her 26 year old mom, 6 year old brother & not quite 8 year old self to move in with grandma Jameson, of Weston. Her mother remarried when she was 10. With her second father and family she moved to Silver Springs, MD; Aurora, CO; Ft. Leonard Wood & Waynesville, Mo; and then the family settled in Topeka, KS when she was 15. Cindy managed to attend a 1 - 2 different schools, often in different states, yearly from 1969-1977, with the exception of attending Topeka HS from Jan. 1975 to May 1976. Cindy officially graduated from Shawnee Heights High School in Tecumseh, KS, May 1977 however she had completed the HS requirements in Dec. 1976 and began full time college at Washburn Univ. on Jan. 1977. Cindy received her Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy (5 year program), with highest distinction, from Kansas University in Lawrence, KS on Jan. 1982. She has since retired and is an avid family history researcher.
Osage County Chronicle, Aug 25, 1994
Santa Fe Trail Board Selects Marcell as New Board Member
The Santa Fe Trail USD 434 board of education reconvened its meeting on Saturday, Aug. 20, to consider applicants for Position Four which was vacated by Mrs. Karla Green. Two persons representing the Overbrook attendance are were interviewed by the board. The two were Mrs. Cindy Marcell and Mrs. Wendy Ufford. Board President, Robert Cairnes, directed the interview process which took nearly 20 minutes for each candidate. Current board members asked numerous questions of each candidate and then gave deliberation to each. Due to the strength of each candidate, the board exercised three ballots before casting an unanimous vote to appoint Mrs. Cindy Marcell for a term to expire on June 30, 1995. Mrs. Marcell will take a regular seat on the SFT board effective with the Sept. 12 meeting.
Cindy Marcell, with her husband Gerald, are residents of the rural Overbrook area. Their son Wayne is a third grader in the Santa Fe Schools. Cindy is currently employed as an occupational therapist contracted independently with the Three Lakes Special Education Cooperative and also is contracted independently with two other school districts in the Topeka area.
Board President Robert Cairnes, gave this assessment of the selection process: "The board is very grateful for the two persons who have stepped forward to serve the Santa Fe Trail school district. It is a good sign for the district when the board must make a very difficult decision to appoint only one person. Both Mrs. Marcell and Mrs. Ufford worked diligently to assist in the recent school bond issue and both have demonstrated strong support for the directions of the future."
In the remainder of the meeting...The Osage County Chronicle, Feb. 16, 1995
Three Vie for SFT School Board Seat
Carbondale - Three people including an incumbent are running for the no. 4 seat on the USD 434 Santa Fe trail school board. Jim Duncan and Thomas Connelly will face incumbent Cindy Marcell at the Feb. 28 primary election. Marcell was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Karla Green after she resigned from the school board last summer.
...(description of other two candidates)...
Cindy Marcell, 35, is running to complete the remainder of an unexpired term she was appointed to last summer. District spending, learning partnerships and technological improvements are some of the areas she would like to see addressed by the board. "I would remain actively involved in seeing that the district budget matches with the schools' and communities' goals. I believe in wise use of taxpayers dollars for the educating and life preparation skills for our students that we will need in our community's future." She supports the development of learning partnerships between vocational-technical education and businesses to increase student long-term opportunities. In conjunction with that, she would work to improve number of students who successfully apply for and remain in vocational-technical schools or pursue a post-secondary education. Her goals include the implementation of an after school care program for families who are unable to obtain such are; and education to improvement through the performance of constructive evaluations of certified personnel.
Marcell pledges to remain involved in district curriculum improvement plans to assist the district in meeting its teaching-learning goals for students. She would also follow through with the district's building plan to improve facilities and to prepare for future growth.
While she has been on the school board, Marcell attended four conferences devoted six days to self-betterment. She said she would continue to devote extra time and energy for self-growth and to attain more knowledge of a school board member's responsibilities.
Her job responsibilities included developing and managing budgets, hiring and training staff, developing and maintaining a large variety of health programs, accreditation of departments, developing and managing benefit plans and general accounting.
Marcell is a member of the district's Leadership Council and a past participant of the Santa Fe Trail's Building program.
She and her husband, Dr. Gerald Marcell, have one school age child.
(Note Cindy was elected to position no. 4 July, 1995)Osage County Chronicle, March 20, 1997
Carbondale - an incumbent from Scranton faces opposition at the April 1 general election while a Carbondale incumbent is unopposed as they seek election to seats on the USD 434 Santa Fe Trail school board.
Cindy Marcell, ____________, is unopposed as she seeks re-election to position no. 4 on the school board.
Fred A. Berry, rural Scranton, will face Staci Mundy, 1500 W 165th, in the race for the position no. 6 on the SFT school board.
Cindy Marcell, 37, has been a SFT board member since her appointment in August of 1994. She was elected to her first term in 1995.
"I am running because I care greatly about the quality of teaching and learning in our district schools. I appreciate the past board opportunities I have had to positively impact our educational system so as to help make our schools a better place for teachers to teach and students to learn." said Marcell.
"I look forward to future opportunities and challenges that support continuous improvement in the education of our children and community of lifelong learners" she added. Marcell has served on the USD 434 district technology committee and the USD 450 technology committee. Marcell has been self-employed as an occupation therapist since 1982. She graduated from the University of Kansas and has post graduate credits in occupational therapy. She is a member of the American and Kansas Occupational Therapist Associations. She and her husband, Dr. Gerald, have a son, Wayne, 11.
(Note Cindy was elected to position no. 4 July, 1997)
Comments by Cindy - My first appointment to the board was an intimidating process, much harder in some ways than running publicly. The reason is all comments are of public record so as each board member made a vote and commented on their position it was to your face. I thought that was challenging to sit through; however I later went on to sit as board member on the opposite side of the table and had to make those same public decisions and comments on 2 occasions. Turns out sitting on the side of the Board was more difficult than as the applicant for me. I served for 7 years, but did not run in 2001 so I could have more time for family and other projects.http://www.morningsun.net/stories/081801/sun_0818010018.shtml
2001 HOSKINS Reunion at Cindy's homeIn 2004 I was asked to sit and accepted the offer to be on the Ms. Wheelchair Kansas board. Check out http://www.rcilinc.org/mwks/
2008- We love spending our free time at the lake where we enjoy boating and swimming. Cindy continues her work on the family history.
Wayne has a great interest in instrumental performance. He has played the alto saxophone & coronet since 6th grade. His primary instrument is considered the alto sax and has been taking private lessons with the director of Jazz studies at Washburn University for 2 years. In the summer of 2003 he included daily practice on the tenor & bari sax, clarinet and recenty added drum practice. Summer of 2004 he hopes to work on drumming & the alto sax. He received a music scholarship to Washburn University and plans to major in Music Education.
High School Activities - Sports: Golf - freshman, sophomore, junior & senior years
Clubs: Kays - 2000/2001 & 2001/2002, SADD - 2001/2002
Music Performances & Camps:
KSHAA Regional Music Festival - 2001, 2003, 2004
KSHAA State Music Festival - 2003, 2004
NE District KMEA Honor Band- 2001, 2002, 2003.
Santa Fe Trail Outstanding Musician award - 2002/2003 school year, elected by peers.
SFT HS Band section leader - 2002-2004
Toepka Youth Wind Ensemble - 2003, 2004
KU Midwestern Music Band camp - 1999, 2000
KU Jazz Workshop - 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003
Lion's Band camp - 2003
Masonic Band camp - 2002, 2003Bands outside of school-
Topeka Jazz Workshop - 2002 weekly for a semester
Santa Fe Band - weekly 2002
Menningers Big Band - weekly with periodic breaks, 2002-2004
Marshall's Band - summers of 2002 & 2003, weekly with performance at various Topeka Recreation facilities
Midwestern Bandwagon - 1999-2001, weekly with performances in area parades
See Lon Prentiss Marcell's scrapbook pages for family photo taken of Lon & Nellie's children.
Military - May 22, 1942 - December 15, 1945, Army Air Corps, WW II. Technical Sergeant stationed 6 months in Nome, Alaska, 1945. Job as Administrative specialist. American Theater ribbon, Good Conduct medal, Victory medal WW II. He went to Denton High School, Doniphan Co., Denton, KS. but left a semester early before graduation to go to work. Howard moved to Topeka with his young family then out to western Kansas to work in the oil fields. They returned for a 2nd time to Topeka in 1946 and remained there. Howard opened and operated a successful John Deere dealership in Topeka. For a while Howard served on Calvary Lutheran Church's Board.Obit - Howard A. Marcell Topeka Capital-Journal, Dec 3 2007-
Howard A. Marcell, 88, of Topeka, went to be with the Lord Saturday December 1, 2007. He was born April 28, 1919 to Lon and Nellie Vigus Marcell in Severance, Kansas. Howard served as a Tech Sergeant in the Army Air Corp during WW II. Following his military service he worked for Socony Mobile Oil Company 16 years. Howard then founded the Gravely Topeka Company which became Marcell Tractor Company and later changed to Marcell Lawn and Leisure. He retired in 1981. Howard married Margaret Coufal September 4, 1943 in Great Falls, MT. Survivors include his wife Margaret, daughter Loretta (Don) Massey, Topeka; son, Dr. Gerald (Cindy) Marcell, Carbondale; daughter, Linda (Ron) Croslin, Overland Park; son, Dale (Judy) Marcell, Kearney, MO; sisters, Alberta Friedman, Ft. Worth, TX; Rosalee Herpich, Denton, KS; 14 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Carl and Don and his granddaughter Sarah Marcell. He was a member of Calvary Lutheran Church. Mr. Marcell will lie in state after 3:00 p.m. Monday at the Penwell-Gabel Parker Price Chapel. Funeral services will be held 10:30 a.m., Tuesday at Calvary Lutheran Church with visitation one hour prior to the service. Burial will follow at West Lawn Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be given to the Stormont-Vail Senior Diagnostic Unit or to Calvary Lutheran Church. To leave a message for the family online, visit www.PenwellGabel.com
Graduated from Troy High School - Troy, KS, 1942. Co-founder of Topeka OWLS (Older Women's Lutheran Services) at Calvary Lutheran Church. She worked in retail once the youngest children were in High School until she retired.
Cynthia Schulze-Bent Marcell has certified copy of Jimmie Ray's Kansas birth certificate, #219 8581. It is for Crawford County, KS., Parent's residence: 108 E. Madison St., Pittsburg, KS. Sex - Male; Born fullterm; Legitimate birth; born on Oct. 21, 1940 at 2:45 am. Father: Paul E. Schulze, age 27 years old, birthplace: Pittsburg, KS., works as a Miner for Jack Mines; Mother: Morean Hoskins, age 25 years old, birthplace Dunkirk, KS., works as Housekeeper at home.
Note the form does check off "twin or triplet" & "If so - born 1st, 2nd or 3rd" but does not state he was a twin or otherwise and what the birth order was; also note if you include Jimmie's birth the number of children born of this mother should be 4 and none listed as born died. Per family stories it is NOT believed Jimmie was a twin or otherwise, probably the form was unfamiliar to the person filling it out and they checked marked areas inappropriately. The certificate states: Children born to this mother 4, born alive and now living 2 (should be 3 as Jimmie had 2 living brothers), born alive but now dead 1 (this child listed as dead prior to Edward Lee's birth as well), stillborn 0. Signed by Cleo Bell, physician.Cynthia Schulze-Bent Marcell has certified copy of Jimmie's Kansas death certificate. Lists place of death as Leavenworth, Cushing Memorial Hospital, KS. Length of stay 5 days. Date of death 5/28/1967. It is known Jimmie initially was taken to Kansas University Medical Center in KC, KS; then later transferred to Leavenworth as he was not expected to live. Occupation: Mechanic. Cause of Death: trauma to brain stem, multiple fractures, car wreck 14 days ago. Body removed to Vaughn Funeral Home of Weston, MO and is buried at Graceland Cemetery in Weston, MO.
Vaughn Funeral Home
18905 State Route 45 N
Weston, MO 64198"The Blue Jay - 1958" Weston, MO HS Yearbook lists Jimmie's participation at end of his Senior year: Intramurals 2, Student Council 2; Basketball 3,4. Jimmie moved from Pittsburg, KS to Weston, MO during his sophomore year, dropped out for one semester his junior year and returned, then graduated on time in 1958.
[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2 M-Z, Ed. 6, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Dec 13, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.112.6.72073.40] Social Security #: 515-36-2833
"Weston Chronicle", June 2, 1967
Car Injuries Prove Fatal - Jimmie R. Schulze In Car Accident May 12
Injuries received in a one-car accident on May 12 proved fatal for Jimmie R. Schulze who died on Sunday at Cushing hospital.
Schulze had been taken to KU Medical Center following the accident but had been returned to the Leavenworth hospital last week.
The accident reportedly caused when a rear tire blew on the car he was a passenger, occurred on Mo. 45 near Beverly. The car crashed into the viaduct over the Chicago Great Western tracks.
Jimmie Schulze was born in Pittsburg, Kansas on Oct. 21, 1940 and had lived in Weston twelve years. he was graduated from Weston High School with the class of 1958. Following graduation he married to Miss Connie Jameson and they continued to make Weston their home.
Jimmie Schulze was well liked by older people as well as by the young people of his own age. He was always courteous to any and all he met and never failed to greet you in his cheerful manner. He was the idol of his young son and daughter wad was quite proud of their smalles accomplishment.
Schulze was an employee of a St. Joseph Transmission Company.
He is survived by his wife and two children, Cynthia Lou and Robert Paul of the home, his mother, Morean Schulze of Weston; three brothers, Robert E. Schulze , serving with the Marines in Okinawa; Paul E. Schulze, Smithville and Edward Lee Schulze, Maitland.
Services conducted by Rev. Melvin Zerger were held Wednesday at the Weston Baptist church. Reverend Charles Hagee and was accompanied by Mrs. Joseph Martin.
Pallbearers were Pete Hughes, Richard Hill, James Starky, Larry Baber, Kenneth Humes and H. G. Barber.
Burial was in Graceland cemetery.
"The BLUEJAY - 1963" Weston, MO HS Yearbook lists the following for Connie: Band 1-3; Band Letter 3; Glee Club 1-2--3; Pep Club 1-3; Intramurals 1-2-3; F.H.A.A. 1; Senior Play; Sextet 1; Pep Club 1-2; Majorette 1-3; Mixed Chorus 1.
It should be noted that Connie dropped out of High School summer 1958, (after her Junior year) when she married Jimmie. She then gave birth to her first child, Cindy, June 1959 and her second, Paul, on October 1960. Back then mothers were not allowed to return to school and graduate. After presenting her case and reasons for wishing to get her HS diploma the summer of 1962 she received special permission from the Weston School Board of Education and the governor of MO to return. The BOE required the stipulation that she NOT participate in PE upon her return. She was told this could not be allowed as other girls could not see her stretch marks and because she was sexually active. She was assigned office duties and given credit for PE so she could graduate in 1963. Connie was the first woman with children to graduate from HS in the state of Missouri.
Member of Eastern Star in Weston, MO., chapter 197.
Weston - Platte H.S., l963; May '79, Bachelor of Arts in Social Welfare, Topeka, KS at Washburn University; Masters of Social Work, Lawrence, KS at Kansas University, May 1982.
1880 Bevier Twp., Macon Co., Missouri Federal Census, enumerated June 11, transcribed by Cindy Marcell
Callahan, John 50 Ireland Ireland Ireland laborer at mines
Nancy wife 42 MO Ire MO
A. Mary dau 13 MO Ire MO
R. Ellen dau 9 MO Ire MO
John son 5 MO Ire MO
A. Lewis 11/12 July MO Ire MOBevier, Macon Co., Mo. 8/24/1884 purchased land book 54, p 138.
MACON COUNTY, MO WILL & PROBATE
https://sites.rootsweb.com/~momacon/probe-c1.htm
Folder No. Estate Name Assigned & Information
2682 Callahan, John & Timothy James, Francis Cur.
Check out-
http://www.census-online.com/links/MO/1900.html
1900 Macon county, Missouri Census
Callahan John boarder blank unk MO IRE IRE
1910 Garland Twp, Benton Co., Arkansas Federal Census, transcribed by Cindy Marcell
Seely, Mary A head 72 wid 3 1
Jameson, Nancy E., dau 32 m1 14 yrs married 5 5 MO un MO
James T. son-in-law, 36 m1 14 yrs, AR TN TN farmer
cora A granddau 13 AR
Ellen E. 11 granddau AR
mary F 9 granddau AR
Hershel R. grandson 5 AR
James H grandson 2 AR
Nancy E border 63 wid TN un un, weaver of carpets1920 Federal Census, unable to locate James, Nancy or Hershel with various combinations of names and in all state searches under ancestry.com
1930 Atchison Co., Polk Twp., MO Census
Herchel Jameson, H, $15, 25, 23, Ark, Mo., Ark, farm laborer, vet - no
Mamie, wife, 21, 18, Ok, Mo, Mo
Billie G., dau, 9/12, Mo
Raymond Wade, brother-in-law, 28, 28, Mo, Mo, Mo
Jewel, sis-in-law, 19, 19, Mo, US, USCalifornia Death Index, 1940-1997
Herchel R Jameson 28 Jul 1988 Riverside 30 Jun 1904 Arkansas Senster (should be SEAMSTER)SSDI-
H R JAMESON 30 Jun 1904 28 Jul 1988 92506 (Riverside, Riverside, CA) (none specified) 496-07-6656 Missouri
1910 Harris, Muskogee, Oklahoma Federal Census, transcribed by Cindy Marcell
James Wade 25 m1 2 unk unk unk farmer
Emma Wade 19 m1 2 OK OK OK
Mabel Wade 1 dau OK OK OK1920 Franklin, Laclede, Missouri Federal Census, transcribed by Cindy Marcell
James H Wade 42
Anna (or Emma) J Wade 38
Rayman J Wade 17
Alma L Wade 16
Mable J Wade 12
Mamie T Wade 10
Gladys M Wade 8
Herbert J Wade 5
James C Wade 1 9/12California Death Index, 1940-1997
Mamie I (Wade) Jameson 9 Aug 1985 Riverside 15 Nov 1908 Oklahoma CrabtreeSSDI-
MAMIE JAMESON 15 Nov 1908 Aug 1985 92505 (Riverside, Riverside, CA) (none specified) 488-34-7773 Missouri
Per Pauline Jameson "after mother died, we lived at Baptist Orphans Home"
MERCEDA EGGLESTON 05 Dec 1904 Apr 1983 85251 (Scottsdale, Maricopa, AZ) (none specified) 497-32-4507 Missouri
1900 Warren Co., Iowa Federal Census - enum June 18, 1900 (transcribed by Cindy Marcell)
Stumbo, George E. head Mar 1867 33 M 6 IA OH IN
Hattie M. wife Sep 1871 28 M 6 NE IN IN
William L. Apr 1895 5 IA
Benjamin L. Apr 1896 4 IA
Herbert C. Jan 1898 2 IA
Nellie B. Mar 1900 2/12 IA1910 Dist 62, Allen Twp, Polk Co., Iowa Federal Census, transcribed by Cindy Marcell
Stumbo George head 43 m2 16 IA OH IN farmer
Hattie 37 m1 16 5 5 NE IN IN
William L son 15 IA
Benjamin C son 14 IA
Herbert J son 12 IA
Nellie B dau 10 IA
Gladys M dau 7 IA1920 Monticello, Wright Co., Minnesota Federal Census, transcribed by Cindy Marcell
Stumbo, George head 52 IA OH IN
Hattie wife 47 IA IN IN
William son 24 IA no employment
Benjamin son 23 IA printer
Nellie dau 19 IA
Gladys dau 17 IA1930 Warren Co., Iowa Federal Census, (transcribed by Cindy Marcell)
75 Stumbo George E 63 M 23 IA OH IN
Hattie M. wife 59 M 22 NE IA IA
Munn, Charles H son-in-law 34 M 24 MN PA KY
Nellie B dau 30 M 20 IA IA NE
Valerie, Deloris or Elouis M. gdau 8 MN
N_____ M. 6 MN
1880 Greenfield, Warren Co., Iowa Fedral Census, transcribed by Cindy Marcell
Cummings, David 57 farmer IN Mass NY
Priscilla wife 54KY KY KY
Benjamin L 31 son IN IN KY
Priscilla dau 17 IA IN KY
Louisa dau-in-law 28 IN IN IN
Cummings, Hattie granddaughter 8 NE IN IN
1910 Dist 204, Allen Twp., Warren Co., Iowa Federal Census, enum Apr 21 1910, transcribed by Cindy Marcell
Owens, Henry L head 40 m1 10 OH Wales/Welsh OH
Nona B wife 33 m1 10 5 5 IA IN IA
Dorothy L dau 10 IA
Perry L son 7 IA
Russell H son 5 IA
Jarvis E son 3 IA
Osborn K 6/12 IA
Keeney, Josie O. sis-in-law 21 s IA IN IAlived in the Carlisle, IA area and worked as a carpenter, mason and general craftsman. Henry also acted as secretary to the Carlisle School Board for over 50 years. per PFK
1930 Allen Twp., Warren Co., Iowa Federal Census (CM)
140 Owens, Henry L 3000 60 M 30 OH u/a to read OH decorator odd jobs
Loalla, wife 44 M 18 IA IA IA
Russell H. son 25 S IA OH IA tractor driver, gravel gang
Jarvis E son 23 S IA OH IA clerk grocery store
Osborne K son 20 S IA OH IA none
died in Carlisle, IA in childbirth and so did baby girl.