Bayne August Landsaw-Davis was born in Coffeyville, Kansas, on October 7, 2015, to his parents, Cain McGhee and Destiny Landsaw-Davis. Bayne was a fifth-grade student who was known for being very smart and curious. He had a natural desire to understand the world around him and was always eager to learn. His mother described him as her “helpful boy,” always wanting to lend a hand wherever he could. Bayne had a caring nature and found ways to help the people around him, whether it was lending a hand with a task or simply being there when someone needed him. He brought a special kind of joy to his family and will be remembered for his intelligence, helpful heart, and the love he gave so freely to those around him. Bayne August Landsaw-Davis is remembered by his mother; Destiny Marie Landsaw-Davis father; Cain August McGhee, brothers; Cuventri, Kelly and Jasper, Grandmother April Lindsay.

Kace Alyxander Landsaw-Davis, lovingly known as “Monkey,” was born on August 10, 2017, in Coffeyville, Kansas, to his parents, Cain McGhee and Destiny Landsaw-Davis. Kace was a playful, energetic, and rambunctious child who brought plenty of laughter and personality wherever he went. Kace had a dorky, fun-loving personality and energy that was impossible to overlook. He knew how to keep those around him smiling and could turn an ordinary moment into something everyone would remember. His family loved his silly nature, his enthusiasm, and the unmistakable personality that made Kace uniquely himself. Kace Alyxander Landsaw-Davis is remembered by his mother; Destiny Marie Landsaw-Davis, father; Cain August McGhee, brothers; Cuventri, Kelly and Jasper and grandmother; April Lindsay.

Alaiyla Rayne Renee Mari Landsaw-Davis was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on May 18, 2020, to her parents, Matthew Sullivan and Destiny Landsaw-Davis. Alaiyla was known as a sweet and well-mannered little girl who listened very well and had a gentle spirit. She enjoyed the things that brought her happiness and loved KPop Demon Hunters and dancing. She had a love for music and movement and enjoyed expressing herself through dance. Alaiyla especially loved her mother and looked up to her deeply. She wanted to be like her mother when she grew up, a reflection of the special bond they shared. Alaiyla will be remembered for her sweet nature, her love of dancing, and the admiration and love she had for her family. Alaiyla Rayne Renee Marie Landsaw-Davis is remembered by her mother; Destiny Marie Landsaw-Davis, brother; Cuventri, Kelly and Jasper, and grandmother; Michelle Sullivan.

She is preceded in death by her father, Matthew Sullivan.

Esmae Johanna Dawn Landsaw-Davis was born in Chanute, Kansas, on November 9, 2023, to her parents, Matthew Sullivan and Destiny Landsaw-Davis. Esmae was a bright and spirited little girl who was described by her family as “hell on fire.” She was spunky, mischievous, and full of personality. Even at such a young age, she had a way of making her presence known and keeping those around her entertained. Her mother fondly remembered Esmae’s fake laugh, when she would slap her knee and let out a loud cackle. It was one of those little things that perfectly captured her playful spirit and brought laughter to her family. Esmae’s life was filled with the love of her family, and she will always be remembered for her fiery personality, mischievous ways, and the joy she brought into the lives of those who loved her. Esmae Johanna Dawn Landsaw-Davis remembered by her mother; Destiny Marie Landsaw-Davis, brothers; Cuventri, Kelly and Jasper and grandmother; Michelle Sulllivan.

Esmae was proceeded in death by her father; Matthew Sullivan.

Johanna Marie Landsaw-Davis was born on July 18, 1970, in Independence, Kansas, to her parents, John Ross Landsaw Jr. and Christina Colleen Sutton. Johanna devoted much of her life to caring for others. She was a caregiver by nature, and that love of helping people carried into both her personal and professional life. She worked as a certified medical assistant, where she was able to care for others and make a difference in their lives.

For Johanna, however, some of her most meaningful moments were spent with her daughter and grandchildren. She cherished her family and devoted much of her time to being there for them. Destiny knew she could always lean on her mother whenever she needed anything. Johanna was a source of love, support, and strength for her daughter and grandchildren, always willing to give of herself to the people she loved.

Johanna had many big plans for her life and looked forward to what was still ahead of her. She was someone who gave of herself without hesitation and would sacrifice everything for the people she loved. Her role as a mother and grandmother was deeply important to her, and the love she shared with her family was at the center of her life.

Johanna and her grandchildren shared a bond that will forever remain a part of their family. She was not only their grandmother but also someone who cared for them, spent time with them, and helped create the memories that will be carried forward by those who loved them. The lives of Johanna, Bayne, Kace, Alaiyla, and Esmae were deeply intertwined through family and love, and each of them leaves behind memories that will be treasured by those who knew them. Johanna is remembered by her daughter; Destiny Marie Landsaw-Davis, brothers and sister; Pauline (Joe) Westbrook, Muskogee, Oklahoma, Melissa (Marvin) Kebert, Independence, Kansas, John (Barbie) Landsaw, Independence, Kansas, James (Sarah) Landsaw, Independence, Kansas, Christopher Landsaw, Coffeyville, Kansas, Amanda Landsaw, Independence, Kansas. Grandkids; Cuventri Landsaw-Davis, Kelly Landsaw-Davis, Jasper Landsaw-Davis, Niomi Landsaw-Davis and Mason Landsaw-Davis. She is preceded in death by her parents; John Ross Landsaw Jr. and Christina Colleen Sutton, son; Kelly Ray Olen John Landsaw-Davis.

Though their time together was tragically cut short, the love they shared will remain. Their family and friends will continue to carry their memories, their personalities, their laughter, and the many little things that made each of them special. They will be deeply missed and forever loved. A memorial service will be held in their honor on October 9, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. at the Nazarene Church in Independence, Kansas.

Memorial contributions may be made to the family to assist them during this difficult time.