Jazmyne Alynnia Adair

Jazmyne “Jazzy” Alynnia Adair age 18, of LaHarpe, Kansas, passed away Thursday, August 22, 2024 at her Grandparents home, where she was residing at the time in LaHarpe, Kansas.

She was born on December 4, 2005, in Chanute, Kansas to Jamie and Jessica (Rose) Adair. She was welcomed by an older sister, Kaya Adair and an older brother, Cael Adair.

When still young, her parents divorced and remarried. Jamie married Autumn Francis Adair who had 3 children, William Francis, Mataya and Alydia Carllson. Jessica Rose married Ben Beckwith of Parsons, Kansas.

In her short life, Jazzy lived with her parents in LaHarpe and later with her new family in Iola and Neosho Falls, Kansas. At 16, Jazzy moved to be with her mother and Ben in Parsons. When she turned 18, Jazzy moved back to LaHarpe and lived with her Grandparents, Jerry and Joyce Adair until her passing.

Jazzy loved all animals, especially cats. She loved anything Anime and loved to draw. She loved bright colors in her clothing and her hair. Jazzy touched many people in her short life and those who knew her, loved her. Many described her as the light of the world. She loved volunteering at the Iola Senior Center Thrift Store with her family and new friends.

Jazzy will live on in the hearts of her parents Jamie and Autumn Adair of Neosho Falls and Jessica and Ben Beckwith of Parsons; a sister, Kaya (Dravin) and daughter Izzy Raine Acosta of Iola; a brother, Cael Adair of LaHarpe, William Francis of Burlington; two sisters, Mataya (Brandon) and Alydia Carllson of Yates Center; grandparents, Gerald “Jerry” and Joyce Adair of LaHarpe and Charlie and Alydia Stratton of Iola, Stephen “Bigfoot” Setter of Iola, John and Daphne Dietrich of Garnett and Susan Wilson of Pittsburg, Kansas; great-grandmother, Bea Stoll and Great-Aunt, Donna Stoll of LaHarpe; numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and countless friends. Jazzy was preceded in death by her great-grandfather, Ralph Stoll 95 of LaHarpe; an aunt, Alexis Setter from Missouri and a cousin, Dalia Stoll of LaHarpe.