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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Jun 26, 1982 — Jul 7, 2024
Warrenton
Elroy Shawnell Hunter was born in Fulton, MO, to Elroy Hunter and Rose Hunter.
On July 7, 2024, George earned his angel wings in Warrenton, MO, at the age of 42 years. He is survived by his mother Rose Hunter of Columbia, MO; two brothers and two sisters, Carlos Sims-Hunter (Sellina) of Montgomery, AL, Travis Hunter of Kansas City, MO, Natasha Hunter of O'Fallon, MO, Taquita Hunter (Curtis) of Columbia, MO, and special brothers/friends, Freddy, Clark, and Steven Jackson, William Edwards, and Orlando Harris of Columbia, MO. Aunts, Sherrill Morton of Columbia, MO, Lynda Johnson of Columbia, MO, and Valerie Gross of Moberly, MO. Uncles, Roland Sims of Florida, Michael Sims of New Jersey, Marcus Jones of Kansas City, MO and Roland Smith of Warrenton, MO, one great-aunt, Agnes Hill of Wentzville, MO, as well as a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives, and friends that cherished him.
He was preceded in death by his father, Elroy Hunter; one brother, Lionel Hunter; grandparents, Alberta Hunter, Isabelle Johnson, Joshua Jones, and Anna B. Jones; uncles, Henry, Samuel, and Arthur Sims, Robert France, Walter Harris, and Haymond Harris; niece, Latasha Hunter; aunts, Bertie Hasting, Earsie France, Wanda Hunter, Sheila Morton Harris, Patricia Johnson, and Michelle Johnson; cousins, Robert Hunter, Terrill Hunter, Tabatha Hunter, and Takeshia Johnson-Jackson.
George had a smile that could win you over without him saying a word. He loved joking, playing, and making everyone laugh. He loved money and at a noticeably early age he learned how to get out and make money. He did not care if it was collecting cans, playing cards, or his favorite shooting dice. he got his nickname "George" from his aunt Earsie. She would come to see him and ask what the baby's name was. They would tell her, but when she came back, she would ask where George was. So that stuck with him. George had a passion for music. He was a huge fan of KC music and was always up for a party.
The family will be hosting a visitation at the Holiday Inn, Executive Center, 2200 I-70 Drive SW Columbia, MO, Saturday, July 20, 2024 from 3:00PM-5:00PM with a Repass immediately following also at the Holiday Inn in Columbia at 5:00PM.
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