Blaine Edward Boyer

He was born on September 24, 1969, in Kansas City, Missouri, to Jack and Helen Boyer. Blaine grew up on Lake Tapawingo in Blue Springs, Missouri, where he embraced a vibrant and exciting life.

Blaine attended Blue Springs High School, where he excelled as an athlete, winning the State Roller Skating Championship and playing high school football. His passion for sports continued throughout his life. He pursued higher education at Central Missouri State University in Warrensburg but soon found himself drawn to the allure of Hawaii, where he worked as a bartender on a ship for several years.

After the passing of his step-father, Blaine returned to Kansas City, where he discovered his natural talent for sales. His personable nature and exceptional skills allowed him to excel in selling vacuums, cars, RVs, and more. Blaine's ability to connect with others and his remarkable salesmanship created a successful life for himself.

Though Blaine never married, he deeply loved his parents and was devoted to providing for his only daughter, Ashlyn Roberts.

In his personal life, Blaine cherished his Harley, a 2001 Road King, which he maintained in pristine condition. He enjoyed riding it in favorable weather and proudly showcased it to friends. His daily drivers were his Jeeps, which he loved working on and taking off-road. A dedicated fan of the Kansas City Chiefs, Blaine never missed a game on TV.

Blaine was actively involved in the Tapawingo Sportsman's Club at the lake, where he enjoyed the camaraderie and festivities.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Jack and Helen Boyer. He is survived by his daughter, Ashlyn Roberts.

Blaine's adventurous spirit and cherished memories will forever remain in the hearts of those who knew and loved him. In the words of Blaine Boyer, he had a really kick-ass life.

A graveside service for Blaine will be held on Friday, November 21, at 1:00PM at Mount Moriah Cemetery South, 10507 Holmes Road, Kansas City, MO, 64131

Memorial donations may be made to the family for his funeral fund, Wayside Waifs, or a charity of your choice.