William Keith McHaffie Obituary
William "Bill" Keith McHaffie June 1, 1935 — April 3, 2020 William "Bill" Keith McHaffie, age 84 of Rogersville died April 3, 2020. He was born June 1, 1935 in Christian County, the son of Cecil Hadley and Alma Mae (Greene) McHaffie.
On October 12, 1957. Bill was united in marriage to "Romaine" Rutherford. Bill worked in construction and maintenance for Reynolds Manufacturing. He enjoyed fishing, hunting, being outdoors and mushroom hunting. Bill loved to spend time with his family.
Survivors include: his wife, Rebecca McHaffie of Rogersville; four children, Leamoshia Rene Glidewell and husband Steve of Rogersville, Hadley Keith McHaffie and wife Dana of Cave Springs, Teresa LaShelle Wilson of Rogersville and LaShonda Denise Vogt and husband Paul of Rogersville; grandchildren, Amber Cocanougher and husband Kirk of Nixa and Amanda Chadd and husband Justin of Fordland, Elyssa Davis and husband Brandon of Willard, Jessica White and fianc� Joe of Springfield, Christina Wilson and David of Springfield and Scott Wilson of Springfield, Shayla Fowler and fianc� Zach of Rogersville and Paige Vogt of St. Cloud, Minnesota and a special foreign exchange granddaughter, Linda Lin of Spain; 15 great grandchildren; and a sister, Violet Roller and husband Wesley of Sparta.
Bill was preceded in death by his parents; a son, David McHaffie; three brothers, Dorsey Gene, James Nathan and Cecil Hadley; and three sisters, Phyllis Darlene, Patricia Carol and Mary DeEtta.
A visitation will be from 6-8 P.M. Tuesday, April 7, 2020 at Adams Funeral Home, Ozark. A private graveside service will be Wednesday, April 8, 2020 at McHaffie Cemetery, with Dale Roller officiating under direction of Adams Funeral Home, Ozark.
The family will be maintaining the appropriate social distance and greeting one or two people at a time in the chapel during visitation Tuesday in order to comply with health safety measures set forth by the governor, the county and the city. To help protect our community and those we serve, we will be following safety practices as we navigate this ever changing situation with COVID-19.
As of March 23, our governor implemented a 10 person limit at gatherings which includes funerals. We will be working with families to create opportunities to honor their loved ones while keeping them and the public as safe as possible. Because of the fluidity of this situation, our practices may need to continue to change. We will do our best to update the public to those changes. Working together with our community we hope will help bring a swifter end to this challenging and concerning situation. As always, if there is anything our staff can do to help community members or if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call.
