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Shirley A. Tott, Age: 84
Mar 12, 1941 - Dec 17, 2025
Shirley A. Tott (84) of Parkville, Missouri passed away on December 17, 2025 with family by her side.
She was born in Tekamah, Nebraska on March 12, 1941, to Earl and Daisy Schlotman. Shirley lived a life of adventures and hobbies but her passion for golf outweighed them all. When Shirley wasn’t on a golf course or a lawn mower, you’d find her with one or all of her grandchildren. She loved them so effortlessly and fiercely. Being our grandmother was her proudest role and brought her great joy in life.
 Shirley was preceded in death by her husband, William H. Tott, mother Daisy Schlotman, father Earl Schlotman, brother Jim Schlotman, and grandson Louis W. Rizzuti. She is survived by her three children, Kim Rumley (Dave), William E. Tott and Pamela Tott; grandchildren Leslie Bailey, Toni Rizzuti, James Tott and Kari Auch; Great-Grandchildren, Dylan Witt, Isabella Bailey, Colton Witt and Briar Bailey. 
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Kari Dec 22, 2025

Grand daughter ,Kansas City ,Missouri

What a gift it was to spend that time with you grandma. I love you and I hope you are watching from heaven. My heart is with the rest of the family and their grief!

Anita Kuhlman (Dowling) Dec 25, 2025

Friend ,Little rock ,Arkansas

Shirley was like a second mom to me growing up in Parkville. I will always treasure and appreciate all she did for me, trips to the farm in Walthill, summer church camp, making corn bread for me bc she knew how much I loved it, and most of all her friendship with my mother, Roberta. They are together again, probably having a glass of ice tea. My prayers go out to Kim, Pam, Billy and the rest of the family.

Jackie Silvers Dec 26, 2025

Friend ,Kansas City ,Missouri

So sorry for your families loss. She was one awesome lady that I got the pleasure to spend time with when I was little. I used to go to the ceramic shop on Saturday mornings and do ceramics with her and Grandma Daisy. My mom (Glenna Matthews)used to do ceramics with your mom for years. Love you Shirley. Blessings to all.πŸ™πŸ’”