Roxann Stout

Roxann Lee Stout was born in Colby, Kansas on September 12, 1968, to Mary Alice (Hernandez) Stout and Paul Wayne Stout. Roxy grew up in Oakley, KS and was very outgoing and intelligent. Roxann’s family and her Oakley High School associates were very proud of her as she pursued Speech & Drama studies. She was a League and State medalist in Debate, played and lettered in both volleyball and basketball, learned to play the piano, and she played saxophone in the marching band. She was also a medal winning vocalist and member of the Theater troupe. Roxann was an Account Manager at UMB Bank in Kansas City. Then, when her grandmother’s declining health called for it, our mother and Roxann relocated to Grand Prairie, TX to live with our grandmother and assist her with daily living and home health care. While there, she worked in Dallas, TX at Facility Solutions Group (FSG) as an Account Services Manager. Roxann's life continued through adulthood and one of her greatest joys was being Godmother to Amirah, the daughter of her second cousin, Jessica Carmona, who resides in Atlanta, GA. Roxann was also deeply involved in the Jazz Music scene as a talent and booking agent. She worked closely with several local and nationally recognized musicians and artists including Donivan Bailey, Alaadeen, and Cleveland P. Jones. Roxann was preceded in death by her mother, Mary Alice Stout. She is survived by her father, Paul W. Stout, her brother, Randy Stout, and the family’s four cats – Chloe, Maddison, Chuy, and Buddy. In addition, Roxy is survived by many friends and loved ones, among them Cleveland P. Jones, Jamie Apple, Jessica Carmona, Kahle, and many, many others. Chronic Kidney Disease is an extremely complex and tremendously challenging disease. It comes with a set of circumstances that according to Roxann, she would not wish on anyone. Roxy received the very best health care from doctors, nurses, technicians, and the care staff at Stormont-Vail Hospital and Cotton O’Neil Clinics. She was so grateful and deeply appreciated the care she received. Roxann's mother passed away on April 23, 2022, 1 year ago, due to a stroke, but Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) was the underlying condition that claimed her life. Roxy was deeply affected by her mother’s death and requested that in lieu of flowers, please consider making a gift to the National Kidney Foundation, 6405 Metcalf Avenue #204, Overland Park, KS 66202 to support their mission. Condolences may be sent to the family directly at 316 SE 44th Street, Topeka, KS 66609 or they may be sent online to www.kevinbrennanfamily.com. Roxy will always be remembered as a beautiful, caring light our world needed and a heart of gold many will miss but will never forget.

Roxann Stout

September 12, 1968 - April 6, 2023