Ross W McQuerry, II

ross mcquerry, ii

May 1, 1970 ~ August 7, 2020

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Ross William McQuerry, ll a native of Junction City, passed away at home on August 7, 2020. He was a beloved son, grandson, brother, and uncle. He is survived by his Mother, Ann Ursprung, his Grandmother Sarah York, his Sister Lisa (Roger) Lique, a stepsister Tonya Ursprung and stepbrother Jonathon “Bub” Ursprung. He is also survived by his beloved Nieces and Nephews: Tiffany and Leigh Ann Compton, Brice Lique, Jonah, Katie and Zoe Ursprung along with many dear friends and “adopted” Nieces and Nephews who grew up hearing the legendary stories of his childhood exploits. His early years were spent riding along on plumbing service calls with his father Ross William McQuerry, l who predeceased him. Sump loved his family, his beloved cat Mumford Winston V, and his friends. He enjoyed fishing, hunting, Hee Haw, Andy Griffith, cooking and gatherings of family and friends. He was always the life of the party with a joke for every occasion. He remembered birthdays and phone numbers without help from Facebook or any other digital reminder. He knew your favorite color, joke, food, car, or anything you expressed interest in. He was a people person who listened to you and remembered what you said, a much lacking art in today’s world. He was a jack of all trades and mastered most of them. He could climb and cut trees, build stone stack fences, lay rock and brick, work in tobacco, craft furniture and knick knacks from anything from wood to old records. He loved to draw and paint. He would attempt any repair or task when he was able. He spent several years caring for his Grandparents. He had an immense heart that loved deeply, and he will be truly missed by many. A Celebration of His Life will be held at a later date. Rest in Peace Sump, you were one of a kind. Please sign the online guestbook or send a Hug from Home at www.stithcares.com A Celebration of his Life will be held at a later date

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  7. Breaks our hearts to hear about Sumps passing. He was definitely one of a kind! Rest in peace. Prayers for the family. May God be with you all, in your time of grief.

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  8. I\’m so sorry for your loss. I will miss him dearly. I know now he\’s not in pain or suffering. He was a great friend to me and he will NEVER be forgotten. Loved him dearly.

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  11. Love ya cousin. You will be sorely missed. Love reliving our fun days on the farm and in the creek as kids. Thank you for the future you gave me when I had a seizure and you brought help. Everything past that moment has been a blessing to me thanks to you. Rest In Peace. Little Dale

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  27. So many memories I can\’t even pin one down. You meant alot to alot of people. You were there for people in times when no one else could be. You knew that place well and you made sure they didn\’t have to do it alone. I will always love you and will always remember.

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  38. Sump I have so many memories of playing on Granny and Granddaddy\’s farm with you. I think I will miss your laugh the most. You always had a smile and a hug for me. Rest in peace cuz.

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  42. I\’m so lost that I really have no words. Just know a piece of me went with you and I will forever carry a big piece of you with me. We use to laugh because my first memory of u was you telling me you rode your tricycle across my swing set. Im so grateful for having you and your love in my life. Till we meet again. Love always ❤️

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  45. I love you sump, Ill never forget all the crazy times me you and mom had, Alex and Avery loved you vary much, and you\’ll be a huge piece in our hearts, forever and always.

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  46. So sorry for your loss. Trump was a special friend. He had the biggest heart. He would give you the shirt off his back if you needed it. He made everyone feel special. He was great to my kids and they loved him. I will remember days on the lake in his boat, rides on his motorcycle and in his truck, his great grilling and cooking abilities, his jokes and sense of humor, Christmas on the Fork, being able to call him at 2 am and saying I had a bad dream could you come over and he would come, and so much more. He was one of a kind and I pray he is at peace now. He will truly be missed. He was a great friend and man.

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  48. I have known Sump for many yrs. and I knew he was special as soon as I talked to him … I loved him like a brother and we had a lot of great times no matter if we where working. hanging out or anything… He was one of a kind no doubt and I will miss him a long as I live R. I. P. SUMPADIOUS

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  50. Going to miss you \”Rusty\”. I\’ll never forget you and my Dad trying to see who could tell the biggest tale. And all the craziness you did in fun. We did have some good times. Be at rest honey. (((( Huggs ))))

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