She loved fishing and basketball at a young old. She returned to Kansas City, Missouri in 2010 taking a job at Southwest Airlines(KCMO) before moving on to become a supervisor at the Marriott(KCMO). Where she bartended at La Changes from 2000-2010. In 2000 she relocated to Mabelvale, Arkansas. Where studied criminal justice while working at the United States Post Office for a few years before starting a career helping troubled youth at the Juvenile detention center 1993-2000 (KCMO) Attend Penn Valley Community college in Kansas City Missouri for 2years. Brenda was born on May 24, 1968, in Kansas City to Kelly Roy Richard Sr., and Willie Mae Wynn-Bozeman.īrenda graduated from southeast high school in 1986. In memory of Stanley Ransom, please visit our floral store.Brenda Davis, 54, passed away on July 11, 2022, in Kansas City, MO. He also leaves his longtime friends, Debra Pascal, Tyrone Bland, Keith Walters, and a host of uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, and cousins whom he loved dearly. He leaves to cherish in his memory his brothers, Donald Ransom, Gary Ransom, Michael Ransom, Grover Ransom Jr., Billy Ransom, Timmy Ransom sister, Shirla Ransom daughter, Kyeisa Ransom son/cousin, Damario Solomon-Simmons grandsons, Kylan Johnson, Greg Lyles, Kyron Tharp and granddaughter, Landyn Rand. mother, Eugenia Ransom brothers, Bruce Ransom, Glen Ransom, Carl Ransom, Jimmy Ransom daughter, Kaleia Hayes and both maternal and paternal grandparents. Stan was proceeded in death by his father, Grover Ransom Sr. He departed this life Sunday, January 8, 2023, but his spirit is with all of us, always. He was a member of the Metropolitan Baptist Temple in Kansas City, KS. He held strong to his faith in God and continued to give Him glory. Stan took on his battle with cancer in early 2022 with sheer grace and determination never surrendering. A fervent Chiefs fan, you could catch him watching Sunday football while wearing Chiefs’ gear. Some of the highlights were cheering on and watching his grandsons play sports at their games and spending time baking with his granddaughter. Stan enjoyed spending time with family and celebrating the triumphs of those he loved. He loved to eat and was a great cook and was equally as great on the dance floor and roller-skating rink. His stylish dress and snake-skinned boots were his persona. You would catch him with a camera at every event because he loved capturing great memories. He was the life of every party, the rock for his friends, the pride and joy of his family, and a pillar to his daughters. He was also handsome, smart, articulate, and bold. He enjoyed every moment of life and often referred to himself as “Stan the Man” and “Stan from Kansas City.” Although Stan was known for many things, his amazing smile and wonderful sense of humor were among his top attributes. Stan was a devoted and loving father of Kaleia, Kyeisa, and his cousin Damario who was like a son to him. For many years Stan worked tirelessly caring for those he loved, including his daughter Kaleia. Instead, he decided to retire and focus on being the caregiver for his mother and brother Glen.

After 30 years of service and winning several awards for his service, loyalty, and production at the company, his selfless nature showed through when he declined multiple senior positions in other states after AT&T downsized its Kansas City office. Through this organization, he mentored countless Black employees at AT&T and served in many leadership roles, including Vice President. He also was a leader in the “Black Integrated Communications Professionals,” Kansas City, MO Chapter. He was passionate about employee rights, and while serving in the union, he consistently lobbied in the capitals of Missouri, Kansas, and our nation for better working conditions and labor rights for workers.

He was a dedicated member of the “Communication Workers of America Union” where he served as a Union Steward for many years. He developed lifelong friendships with many of his co-workers. During his 30-year tenure, which included rotations in Tulsa, OK, Los Angeles, CA, and Kansas City, MO, Stan brought his wonderful personality and exceptional customer service to work every day. He graduated from Kansas City’s Central High School and enrolled at the University of Tulsa. Stan, as he was affectionately known, was the youngest of his parents’ eight sons. Stanley Keith Ransom was born in Kansas City, MO, on April 6, 1959, to Grover and Eugenia Ransom.

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