Dallas Lee

Rowley

Dallas Lee Rowley, was born March 4, 1995 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Dallas died Saturday, July 7, 2018 at Evelyn's House in Creve Coeur, Missouri at the age of 23. He passed away after a brave fight against cancer, with his family by his side.

Dallas was a 2014 graduate of Bunker High School, a member of the Bunker Basketball and Baseball teams and a graduate of the Missouri Welding Institute. He worked as a Traveling Welder and loved every minute of his job. Dallas was a member of the Love of God Ministries in Bunker and also attended Crossville and Ohlman Churches in his youth. He enjoyed hunting, running dogs, boating on the river, riding side by sides and spending time with his friends and family. Dallas was a truly genuine person and he made a lasting impression on every one he met. He loved and was loved by so many.

Dallas is preceded in death by his father Karter Rowley and one brother, Brandon Rowley.

Survivors include his mother, Dawn Nall and stepfather Rickie of Iberia, Missouri; his loving fiancé, Morgan Anderson of Bunker, Missouri; sisters, Alexsandra Rowley of Iberia, Missouri, Heather Rowley of Las Vegas, Nevada, Miranda and Cassandra Nall both of Dixon, Missouri; grandparents, Todd and Sherry Mead of Bunker, Missouri, Don and Carrie Rowley of Las Vegas, Nevada and Rex and Farida Mehrhoff of Miller, Missouri; great grandparents, Bill and Ann Mead of Salem, Missouri; aunt and uncle, Jeremiah & Lacy Mehrhoff; cousins Ellison & Griffin Mehrhoff all of Saddlebrook, Missouri; as well as a host of other relatives and friends left to mourn his passing.

A visitation is set for Thursday, July 12, 2018 at McSpadden Funeral Home in Bunker beginning at 4:00 p.m.

Funeral will begin at 11:00 am on Friday, July 13, 2018 at the new Bunker High School Gymnasium with Pastor Mel Ritter to officiate with Pastor Lance Martin to assist.

Burial to follow in the Greeley Cemetery.

Pallbearers: Wyatt Tarvid, Dusty Ritter, Flint Ritter, Tristan Watkins, Derrek Hoard, and Dillan Harper

Honorary Pallbearers: Griffin Mehrhoff and Zackary Rubatt