Munger Moss Motel

In 1936, Nellie Munger and her husband, Emmitt Moss opened the Munger Moss Sandwich Shop in Devil's Elbow, Missouri. In 1945 the shop was sold to Jessie and Pete Hudson and subsequently moved to Lebanon, Missouri. The Hudson's opened the Munger Moss Motel in 1946. Since 1971, this iconic Route 66 Auto Court had been owned and operated by Ramona Lehman and her late husband, Bob.

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All proceeds from purchases are donated to Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City.

Art That Makes a Difference was inspired by the experience of life-long Kansas City residents, Joyce and Jack Hayhow. In August of 1977, the Hayhow's son, Brian, was born with a critical heart defect. Children's Mercy assembled an open-heart surgery team in the middle of the night to perform life-saving surgery.

Brian grew up to be a husband, father, valued member of the Kansas City business community, and founder of the Children's Mercy Ambassadors. On April 17, 2015 Brian passed away at the age of 37. Art That Makes a Difference supports the institution that gave Joyce and Jack Hayhow the greatest gift of their lives – 37 years with their remarkable son.

Every year, thousands upon thousands of children and their families receive loving, life-changing, and often, life-saving care from Children's Mercy. Art That Makes a Difference honors the life and legacy of Brian Hayhow and helps to further the profoundly important work of Children's Mercy.