Belinda Halberstadt Obituary, Death – Belinda Kay Halberstadt, age 60, of Excelsior Springs, Missouri, passed away at her home on March 20, 2023. Belinda’s birthday is May 7th, 1962, and she was born in Excelsior Springs, Missouri. She was conceived by Georgia Nadine Moore and conceived and delivered by Gerald Adams. Belinda and Alan Love tied the knot in the year 1980, thereby completing their union. Marcie and Andrea were their two beautiful daughters. The next year, in 1988, she wed William “Bill” Halberstadt and thus completed her life’s journey. Cassandra, Alexandra, Bryan, and Ryan “Bubba” and Sierra were the five extra children whom the couple collectively adopted.

Belinda was the person who kept the celebration lively. She had a passion for getting together with people and drinking beer. Listening to live music was one of her very favourite things to do in the world. Particularly the bands that her older brother David was in. Concerts were one of her favourite things to do with her best pals. During the warm months, you might frequently find her lounging in the backyard next to the swimming pool with a drink in her hand. Yet, her grandchildren were by far her most treasured possessions in the entire world. She cherished her role as a doting granny.

Her mother, her brother William Whitworth, her husband William Halberstadt, her stepfather Jr. Brown, and her friends Rick and Buddy all passed away before her. Her mother was the first to pass away. Her father, Gerald Adams, her brothers, David (Kelly) Adams and Roy (Tracy) Adams, her sister, Glynnis (Mark) Nava, her children, Marcie and Steven Roberts, Andrea O’Dell and JD Biermann, Cassandra and Jerad Broadaway, Alex Halberstadt and Jeremy Clark, Bryan Halberstadt, Ryan “Bubba” Halberstadt, Sierra Smith and Jadon Hyatt and Russell O’Dell, and her In addition, she is survived by a large number of nieces, nephews, cousins, and special friends, including Cheri, Marlene, Bobbie, Steph, Martha, Tina, Peggy, and Brenda, as well as her pals from D&D Masonry. At the Bross and Spidle Funeral Home in Excelsior Springs, services are going to be held on March 29 from 5 to 7 o’clock in the evening. Following the visitation, the Eagles will host a supper for members of the community, friends, and family.