(From Simpson Funeral Home)Facundo V. Ioanis, an adventurous spirit, dedicated professional, reliable friend, and talented individual, stepped into eternity on June 19, 2025. Born in the tropical paradise of Pohnpei, Micronesia, on June 12, 1968, Facundo brought a piece of his island's vibrant heart wherever he went. His love for the outdoors was rivaled only by his devotion to his family and his career as a Wildlife Agent for the State Government.
For 30 years, Facundo served as a steadfast steward of nature. His dedication and talent were evident in the way he embraced every aspect of his work. It was as if he was born for it.
In his free time, he was an avid volleyball player, a baseball enthusiast, and a passionate fisherman. His adventurous spirit was infectious and inspired those around him to step outside their comfort zones. He was a constant and reliable presence, a rock for his family and friends. As the saying goes, "A man's true wealth is the good he does in this world." Facundo was a man of immeasurable wealth.
Facundo's love story began when he married his soulmate on June 11, 2022. He was a beacon of love and joy, anchoring his family with a strength rooted in dedication and reliability. Facundo's wife, friends, and family will forever remember him as generous and outgoing, always eager to share a hearty laugh and a warm hug. His life was a testament to the belief that "The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others." Facundo was the type of person who would make the time for people, listen and show his love for those that he loved.
Facundo is survived by his wife, Meriuter; children, Conroy Paul, Mikey (Jennifer) Damian, Norma (Ryan) George, Facundo Jr., Facimerie, Mayson, Merie, Yumerie, McCarvey and Triven Ioanis; grandchildren, Julisha, Juju, Maywintrae, Dontella Tazanna, Dontrae, Urijah, Kyro Ken Pretrica; siblings, Kenios, Melise, Mary I Pelep, Robert, Maylin, Valerio Ioanis Jr., Sebastion, Seniorida, Arleen, Ioanis, VJ, Bridget, Deanna, Elaina, Avie, Manoah, Norrisha, Shamae, Benji, Saya,Asalea Esiel, Urijah, Ken Kairo Fredrick, Juju, Leontrae and Julisha. Facundo is preceeded in passing by his parents, Valerio and Marselina Barnabas.
Facundo's love story began when he married his soulmate on June 11, 2022. He was a beacon of love and joy, anchoring his family with a strength rooted in dedication and reliability. Facundo's wife, friends, and family will forever remember him as generous and outgoing, always eager to share a hearty laugh and a warm hug. His life was a testament to the belief that "The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others." Facundo was the type of person who would make the time for people, listen and show his love for those that he loved.
Facundo is survived by his wife, Meriuter; children, Conroy Paul, Mikey (Jennifer) Damian, Norma (Ryan) George, Facundo Jr., Facimerie, Mayson, Merie, Yumerie, McCarvey and Triven Ioanis; grandchildren, Julisha, Juju, Maywintrae, Dontella Tazanna, Dontrae, Urijah, Kyro Ken Pretrica; siblings, Kenios, Melise, Mary I Pelep, Robert, Maylin, Valerio Ioanis Jr., Sebastion, Seniorida, Arleen, Ioanis, VJ, Bridget, Deanna, Elaina, Avie, Manoah, Norrisha, Shamae, Benji, Saya,Asalea Esiel, Urijah, Ken Kairo Fredrick, Juju, Leontrae and Julisha. Facundo is preceeded in passing by his parents, Valerio and Marselina Barnabas.
Facundo's life will be celebrated on Saturday, June 28, 2025, at 2:00 pm at Simpson Funeral Home, located at 400 West Daugherty Street, Webb City, Missouri, 64870. The family invites all who knew and loved Facundo to join them in honoring his memory. Services are under the direction of Simpson Funeral Home.
The family encourages relatives and friends to visit www.simpsonfh.com to share photos and memories of Facundo. Let us remember him not with sadness but with joy, for his life was a journey well lived, and his legacy will continue to inspire those he left behind. Please share your cherished memories of Facundo on his memorial page, as it would provide great comfort during this time of loss.
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