Abbigail G. R. Dejarnette


Abbigail Gracelyn Rose Dejarnette (Seward), 22, formerly from Oak Grove passed away Wednesday, February 1, 2023. She was born on August 23, 2000.

Abbigail had two children, Jacelyn (3) and Julian (1).  Her other survivors include her mother, Joanie Warren (Cox); father, David Seward; and stepfather, James Atkison; her siblings, Lyla Goans, Jamie Atkison, James Atkison Jr., and Waylan Dejarnette; her aunts, Rebecca Glines and fiancé Ed Norton, Erin Weaver and husband Cody Weaver, Alexis Amor and husband Joey Allen-Atchison; her uncles, Christopher Cox and wife Aileen, Trever Neuroth and wife Sarah, Matthew Neuroth and wife Sosha, Lee Amor and wife Morgan; her great-uncle, Bob Delaet and aunt Angie Delae; her grandparents, Allan and Laura Amor of Oak Grove, MO.

There will be a celebration of life for Abbigail at Unity of Kansas City North, 1000 NE Barry Rd., KC MO 64155 at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, February 11th.

Abbigail was a strong spirited woman with dreams of travelling and seeing the world. She was a good mother, and her children were her prize in life. She had an unmovable mind and was always trying for a better life for herself and her children. Breathe in, breathe out Abby Dabby Doo, spread your wings, and enjoy the peace and freedom in our Lord’s loving arms. Your strong faith in God will carry you to heaven.

Obituary submitted by family.

Arrangements:  Royer Funeral Home, Oak Grove, MO   816-690-4441

This Post Has 3 Comments

  1. Leave Taking
    I never thought it would be paradise
    I walked a rugged pathway from the start
    No ugliness was hidden from my eyes nor
    Was life’s pain a stranger to my heart
    And yet the earth sprung firm beneath my feet and summer winds were gentle through my hair
    I breathed upon the dusk and found it sweet
    I gazed upon the dawn and found it fair
    I know gray moor’s where shadow mists lie curled in sun bright streams and night sky’s rich with stars
    For all it’s faults, I so have loved this world and found it beautiful despite its scars
    Though angels sing of greater glories still, I leave in sadness, much against my will.

  2. Thank you, Christopher, for sharing this incredible and perfect poem. I feel Abby in every breath. I was her minister and loved this young woman so much and will miss her dearly.

  3. Chris,
    Unfortunately this was like it was written for Abby. Thank you for everything you did to help me try to help her ♥️

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