Marsha Lynn Goodsell

Marsha Lynn Goodsell, age 62, of Protem, Missouri, passed away

December 25, 2020. She entered this life August 12, 1958, in Harrison,

Arkansas, the daughter of Marion and Tressie (Tate) Lugenbell.

With all the joys of the Christmas season, Marsha cherished the lights,

movies, presents, and all the trimmings and time together. She loved her

family with a love that will endure the test of time. Sounds of the “Tweety

voice” are already being practiced and used by the grandchildren.

Marsha Goodsell

Marsha was the “Rock” of the family. Any question or situation was brought

to the master problem solver. She enjoyed the outdoors while hunting,

fishing, gardening, or working her rose garden. Prior to her husband

Richard’s passing, the two of them covered many miles on the road while

he was trucking. Memories were made with the grandchildren gathered

around while she played her guitar and sang her songs. One thing is for

certain, Marsha loved the Lord with all her heart. There is no doubt where

she is now. She will be dearly missed.

Marsha is preceded in death by her father, Marion Lugenbell; husband,

Richard Goodsell; brother, Artie Lugenbell; and stepmother, Patricia

Lugenbell.

She is survived by her mother, Tressie Lugenbell; three sons: Dustin

(Tabatha) Goodsell, David (LeAnn) Goodsell, and Phillip (Tamitha)

Goodsell; two daughters: Sheila (Jacob) Yonkie, and Tiffany Goodsell; 22

grandchildren: Rylee, Monty, Ethan, D.J., Jessica, Michala, Trenton,

Hunter, Amber, Angel, Chance, Anzie, Alana, Serenity, Ashley, Sarah,

Johnny, Hayden, Joclyn, Silus, Madlyn, and Lacota. She is also survived by

her two sisters: Sheyla Nunn and Debbie Barbour; seven brothers: Randy

(Barbara) Lugenbell, Larry Lugenbell, Lowell Mings, Tom Mings, Bud

Stoneburner, Jerry Stoneburner, and Russell Stoneburner; and many

nieces, nephews, and extended family.

A celebration of life will be held 11:00 a.m. December 31, 2020, at the

Camden Hotel & Conference Center in Branson, Missouri. Tony Williams

will be officiating, and Ron and Zack Yarger will be providing the music.

Arrangements and cremation are under the direction of Cremations of the

Ozarks. To leave an online condolence, please visit

www.cremationsoftheozarks.com .