Beulah Mae Beadles, 95, passed away December 1, 2021, at Medicalodges
 in Great Bend. She was born on a farm near Eakly, Oklahoma on March 5, 
1926. She was the eighth and youngest child of the Reverend Luther W. 
and Jessie Mae (Brisendine) Skaggs. She married Carl Beadles in Custer 
City, Oklahoma on July 22, 1947.

Left to honor her memory are her two sons, Lonnie (Charisse) and 
Kenney; four grandchildren; and seven great grandchildren. Those who 
have gone on before to make a place for Beulah include her parents; her 
husband Carl; six brothers, Lewis Skaggs, Floyd Skaggs, Eugene Skaggs, 
Leslie Skaggs, Luther W. Skaggs, Jr., and Calvin Skaggs; and a sister, 
Gladys (Skaggs) Davidson.

Growing up on a cotton farm in Caddo County, Oklahoma, Beulah began 
the difficult job of picking cotton by hand, milking cows and feeding 
livestock at an early age. Almost six feet tall, she played center on 
the Eakly, Oklahoma high school girls’ basketball team in the early 
1940’s. She helped lead the Eakly girl’s team to a district championship
 in 1943.&nbsp;

Beulah was a homemaker until her sons were old enough to go to 
school. That’s when she found the career she loved. She worked in the 
EKG/EEG Department at the Central Kansas Medical Center for more than 20
 years. Her professionalism and compassion for patients made her an 
important part of the CKMC medical team.

Beulah was a den mother with Pack 184 (sponsored by Trinity Lutheran 
Church), Sunday school teacher at First United Methodist Church in Great
 Bend, member of the Washington Elementary School PTA, American Legion 
Auxiliary, and Foundry Methodist Church.

During her retirement, she especially enjoyed the many trips to the 
Wichita Community Theatre, Branson and many other locations host by Mary
 Bender at the UMB Bank (now Landmark Bank). She also enjoyed helping 
with many projects at Foundry Methodist Church. Although an Oklahoma 
native, she became an ardent fan of the Kansas University men’s and 
women’s basketball teams. She loved the people of Great Bend and Barton 
County and felt she was fortunate to spend most of her life in the 
Golden Belt.

For the past several years, she suffered from crippling arthritis and
 many other ailments. It is a comfort to her family and her friends to 
know that she was healed Monday night in the presence of her Savior.

Visitation will be held from Noon to 8:00 p.m., Tuesday, December 7, 
2021, at Bryant Funeral Home. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m., 
Wednesday, December 8, 2021, at Bryant Funeral Home, with Pastor Aaron 
Withrow presiding. Interment will be in the Great Bend Cemetery. 
Memorials have been designated to Foundry Methodist Church, in care of 
Bryant Funeral Home.

<figure>
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 </figure>Beulah Mae Beadles, 95, passed away December 1, 2021, at Medicalodges
 in Great Bend. She was born on a farm near Eakly, Oklahoma on March 5, 
1926. She was the eighth and youngest child of the Reverend Luther W. 
and Jessie Mae (Brisendine) Skaggs. She married Carl Beadles in Custer 
City, Oklahoma on July 22, 1947.Left to honor her memory are her two sons, Lonnie (Charisse) and 
Kenney; four grandchildren; and seven great grandchildren. Those who 
have gone on before to make a place for Beulah include her parents; her 
husband Carl; six brothers, Lewis Skaggs, Floyd Skaggs, Eugene Skaggs, 
Leslie Skaggs, Luther W. Skaggs, Jr., and Calvin Skaggs; and a sister, 
Gladys (Skaggs) Davidson.Growing up on a cotton farm in Caddo County, Oklahoma, Beulah began 
the difficult job of picking cotton by hand, milking cows and feeding 
livestock at an early age. Almost six feet tall, she played center on 
the Eakly, Oklahoma high school girls’ basketball team in the early 
1940’s. She helped lead the Eakly girl’s team to a district championship
 in 1943.&nbsp;Beulah was a homemaker until her sons were old enough to go to 
school. That’s when she found the career she loved. She worked in the 
EKG/EEG Department at the Central Kansas Medical Center for more than 20
 years. Her professionalism and compassion for patients made her an 
important part of the CKMC medical team.Beulah was a den mother with Pack 184 (sponsored by Trinity Lutheran 
Church), Sunday school teacher at First United Methodist Church in Great
 Bend, member of the Washington Elementary School PTA, American Legion 
Auxiliary, and Foundry Methodist Church.During her retirement, she especially enjoyed the many trips to the 
Wichita Community Theatre, Branson and many other locations host by Mary
 Bender at the UMB Bank (now Landmark Bank). She also enjoyed helping 
with many projects at Foundry Methodist Church. Although an Oklahoma 
native, she became an ardent fan of the Kansas University men’s and 
women’s basketball teams. She loved the people of Great Bend and Barton 
County and felt she was fortunate to spend most of her life in the 
Golden Belt.For the past several years, she suffered from crippling arthritis and
 many other ailments. It is a comfort to her family and her friends to 
know that she was healed Monday night in the presence of her Savior.Visitation will be held from Noon to 8:00 p.m., Tuesday, December 7, 
2021, at Bryant Funeral Home. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m., 
Wednesday, December 8, 2021, at Bryant Funeral Home, with Pastor Aaron 
Withrow presiding. Interment will be in the Great Bend Cemetery. 
Memorials have been designated to Foundry Methodist Church, in care of 
Bryant Funeral Home.

Beulah Mae Beadles

Joann J. Fouse, age 85, passed away on Saturday, November 27, 2021, 
at the Ranch House in Garden City, Kansas.&nbsp; She was born on October 11, 
1936, in Chicago, Illinois, the daughter of Joe &amp; Ruby Nordstrom 
Stoeckel. &nbsp;On December 23, 1954, she married Warren L. Fouse in Clay 
Center, Kansas. &nbsp;He passed away on March 2, 1993, in Garden City, 
Kansas. &nbsp;A resident of Garden City, Kansas since 1960 moving from 
Cunningham, Kansas, she was a former sales clerk for Books Etc.

She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Garden City, 
Kansas, Presbyterian Mariners, and the GCCC Faculty Wives.&nbsp; Jo’s 
greatest love was spending time with her family.&nbsp; She also enjoyed 
singing in the church choir and helping with the church rummage sale for
 many years

In her later years, she sang with M&amp;M + 1 at various nursing 
homes, senior centers, and retirement homes in the area.&nbsp; Jo and Max 
Moomaw even sang at the Pickin’ on the Plains Bluegrass Festival in 
Colby, KS.&nbsp; Jo loved to dance, as well as read, travel, and watch 
sports.&nbsp; She always knew how to make people feel special and didn’t know
 a stranger.&nbsp; Grandma Jo was loved by everyone she came in contact with 
and will be greatly missed by all.

Survivors include her Two Sons - Dennis &amp; Donna Fouse of 
Centerton, Arkansas, Dick &amp; Liesa Fouse of Waukesha, Wisconsin, Two 
Daughters - Pat Roth of Garden City, Kansas, Susan &amp; Brad Bier of 
Palmyra, Missouri, Twelve Grandchildren, and Thirteen Great 
Grandchildren.

She is preceded in death by her Parents, Husband, Stepfather - 
Charles Shaple, One Sister - Ida Mae Forrester, One Son In Law - Ron 
Roth, and One Daughter In Law - Belinda Fouse.

Funeral Services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 1, 
2021, at United Presbyterian Church in Garden City, Kansas with Pastor 
Doris Evans presiding. Services will be streamed live at 
www.priceandsons.com.&nbsp; Click the live stream tab on the left side of the
 obituary starting at 01:55 p.m.

Graveside Services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Thursday, December 2, 2021, at Keystone Cemetery in Manchester, Kansas.

Visitation will be from 11:00 a.m until 8:00 p.m. Tuesday at Price 
&amp; Sons Funeral Home, 620 N. Main Street, Garden City, Kansas.

Memorials may be written to the United Presbyterian Church in care of
 Price &amp; Sons Funeral Home, 620 N. Main Street, Garden City, Kansas,
 67846.

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 </figure>Joann J. Fouse, age 85, passed away on Saturday, November 27, 2021, 
at the Ranch House in Garden City, Kansas.&nbsp; She was born on October 11, 
1936, in Chicago, Illinois, the daughter of Joe &amp; Ruby Nordstrom 
Stoeckel. &nbsp;On December 23, 1954, she married Warren L. Fouse in Clay 
Center, Kansas. &nbsp;He passed away on March 2, 1993, in Garden City, 
Kansas. &nbsp;A resident of Garden City, Kansas since 1960 moving from 
Cunningham, Kansas, she was a former sales clerk for Books Etc.She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Garden City, 
Kansas, Presbyterian Mariners, and the GCCC Faculty Wives.&nbsp; Jo’s 
greatest love was spending time with her family.&nbsp; She also enjoyed 
singing in the church choir and helping with the church rummage sale for
 many yearsIn her later years, she sang with M&amp;M + 1 at various nursing 
homes, senior centers, and retirement homes in the area.&nbsp; Jo and Max 
Moomaw even sang at the Pickin’ on the Plains Bluegrass Festival in 
Colby, KS.&nbsp; Jo loved to dance, as well as read, travel, and watch 
sports.&nbsp; She always knew how to make people feel special and didn’t know
 a stranger.&nbsp; Grandma Jo was loved by everyone she came in contact with 
and will be greatly missed by all.Survivors include her Two Sons - Dennis &amp; Donna Fouse of 
Centerton, Arkansas, Dick &amp; Liesa Fouse of Waukesha, Wisconsin, Two 
Daughters - Pat Roth of Garden City, Kansas, Susan &amp; Brad Bier of 
Palmyra, Missouri, Twelve Grandchildren, and Thirteen Great 
Grandchildren.She is preceded in death by her Parents, Husband, Stepfather - 
Charles Shaple, One Sister - Ida Mae Forrester, One Son In Law - Ron 
Roth, and One Daughter In Law - Belinda Fouse.Funeral Services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 1, 
2021, at United Presbyterian Church in Garden City, Kansas with Pastor 
Doris Evans presiding. Services will be streamed live at 
www.priceandsons.com.&nbsp; Click the live stream tab on the left side of the
 obituary starting at 01:55 p.m.Graveside Services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Thursday, December 2, 2021, at Keystone Cemetery in Manchester, Kansas.Visitation will be from 11:00 a.m until 8:00 p.m. Tuesday at Price 
&amp; Sons Funeral Home, 620 N. Main Street, Garden City, Kansas.Memorials may be written to the United Presbyterian Church in care of
 Price &amp; Sons Funeral Home, 620 N. Main Street, Garden City, Kansas,
 67846.

Joann J. Fouse

Verna Lou (Kinlund) Harris, 93, passed away Thanksgiving morning, 
November 25th at the Greeley County Long Term Care facility in Tribune, 
Kansas.&nbsp; Verna was born on April 15,1928 at their home near Geuda 
Springs, Kansas, the daughter of Harold E. Kinlund and Georgia Lawson 
Kinlund.&nbsp; She has been a resident of Greeley County since her sophomore 
year of high school.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Verna married Charles William Harris on December 18th, 1946.&nbsp; They 
enjoyed 67 years of marriage and were blessed with three children, Greg,
 Clark, and Jill. Verna cherished her large extended family and her 
close relationships with her siblings, Arlyss, Ella, twin brothers Nat 
and Neal and twin sister Vivian.&nbsp; She also had many special nieces, 
nephews, and cousins who enriched her life.

Verna treasured her Tribune community.&nbsp; She had a rich social network
 of friends and activities that added to a fulfilling life in Greeley 
County.&nbsp; Of special note are numerous community groups including dance 
and bridge clubs, local ladies tennis gatherings, historical society, 
extension unit events and her lifelong commitment to the Tribune United 
Methodist Church.&nbsp; In addition, she lent much support to her children’s 
activities which included 4-H, band, boy scouts, FFA, and their 
involvement in many Tribune Jackrabbit sports teams.&nbsp; Verna was an avid 
fan of the K-State Wildcats, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Kansas City 
Royals.&nbsp;

As well as running the household business, Verna was an active 
partner in the Harris Farm &amp; Ranch operation keeping the books and 
paying the bills.&nbsp; She was depended upon to pick up and deliver vital 
farm repairs. Verna provided a ferry service for the farm making sure 
that people, trucks, food, and machinery parts were where they were 
needed.&nbsp; In a time before cell phones, Verna was the dispatch operator 
for the farm business band radio.&nbsp;

Verna and Charles enjoyed many years of boating and water skiing with
 their children and many friends including the Waggoners, Johns, 
Sawyers, Griffins, Engles, Wineingers, Kinlunds, Smiths and Gentrys.&nbsp; 
Later the grandchildren joined them in their boating and water skiing 
family tradition.&nbsp;

Verna is survived by two children, Clark Harris (Barbara) Tribune, 
Jill Pollock (David) Wilmington, NC.&nbsp; Verna was a wonderful grandma to 
three very special grandchildren: Clinton Harris (Joanna) Annandale, VA,
 Evan Scott-Pollock (Julie-Ann) Wilmington, NC, Rachel Pollock, 
Lynchburg, VA, and step-grandchildren Kurt Newell (Jennifer) Waterbury, 
CT and Lisa Newell, Bratleboro, VT.&nbsp; Verna doted on her 
great-grandchildren Charles Mac and Graham Harris, Tony, Vinny, Nico, 
and Theo Scott-Pollock, and Ian and Trey Newell.&nbsp; Verna is also survived
 by twin brothers Nat Kinlund (Diane), Longmont, CO and&nbsp; Neal Kinlund, 
San Marcos, TX, and sister-in-law Mary Lou Kinlund, Tribune.

Verna was preceded in death by her husband Charles, parents Harold 
and Georgia Kinlund, son Greg, mother and father-in-law Robert and 
Goldia Harris, brother Arlyss Kinlund, twin sister Vivian Engle and 
brother-in-law Russell Engle, sister Ella Griffin and brother-in-law 
Lyle Griffin, sister-in-law and brother-in-law&nbsp; Wilma (Harris) and Bart 
Brunswig, sister-in-law Becky Kinlund and grandson Phillip Pollock.

A small private family celebration of life will be held at the 
Tribune United Methodist Church followed by a public graveside service 
at the Greeley County Cemetery at 2:00 PM MT Saturday, December 11, 
2021. Services will be streamed live at www.priceandsons.com.&nbsp;Click the 
live stream tab on the left side of the obituary starting at 12:55 p.m.

Memorials, encouraged in lieu of flowers, may be given to the Tribune
 United Methodist Church or the Greeley County Amusement Association.

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 </figure>Verna Lou (Kinlund) Harris, 93, passed away Thanksgiving morning, 
November 25th at the Greeley County Long Term Care facility in Tribune, 
Kansas.&nbsp; Verna was born on April 15,1928 at their home near Geuda 
Springs, Kansas, the daughter of Harold E. Kinlund and Georgia Lawson 
Kinlund.&nbsp; She has been a resident of Greeley County since her sophomore 
year of high school.&nbsp;&nbsp;Verna married Charles William Harris on December 18th, 1946.&nbsp; They 
enjoyed 67 years of marriage and were blessed with three children, Greg,
 Clark, and Jill. Verna cherished her large extended family and her 
close relationships with her siblings, Arlyss, Ella, twin brothers Nat 
and Neal and twin sister Vivian.&nbsp; She also had many special nieces, 
nephews, and cousins who enriched her life.Verna treasured her Tribune community.&nbsp; She had a rich social network
 of friends and activities that added to a fulfilling life in Greeley 
County.&nbsp; Of special note are numerous community groups including dance 
and bridge clubs, local ladies tennis gatherings, historical society, 
extension unit events and her lifelong commitment to the Tribune United 
Methodist Church.&nbsp; In addition, she lent much support to her children’s 
activities which included 4-H, band, boy scouts, FFA, and their 
involvement in many Tribune Jackrabbit sports teams.&nbsp; Verna was an avid 
fan of the K-State Wildcats, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Kansas City 
Royals.&nbsp;As well as running the household business, Verna was an active 
partner in the Harris Farm &amp; Ranch operation keeping the books and 
paying the bills.&nbsp; She was depended upon to pick up and deliver vital 
farm repairs. Verna provided a ferry service for the farm making sure 
that people, trucks, food, and machinery parts were where they were 
needed.&nbsp; In a time before cell phones, Verna was the dispatch operator 
for the farm business band radio.&nbsp;Verna and Charles enjoyed many years of boating and water skiing with
 their children and many friends including the Waggoners, Johns, 
Sawyers, Griffins, Engles, Wineingers, Kinlunds, Smiths and Gentrys.&nbsp; 
Later the grandchildren joined them in their boating and water skiing 
family tradition.&nbsp;Verna is survived by two children, Clark Harris (Barbara) Tribune, 
Jill Pollock (David) Wilmington, NC.&nbsp; Verna was a wonderful grandma to 
three very special grandchildren: Clinton Harris (Joanna) Annandale, VA,
 Evan Scott-Pollock (Julie-Ann) Wilmington, NC, Rachel Pollock, 
Lynchburg, VA, and step-grandchildren Kurt Newell (Jennifer) Waterbury, 
CT and Lisa Newell, Bratleboro, VT.&nbsp; Verna doted on her 
great-grandchildren Charles Mac and Graham Harris, Tony, Vinny, Nico, 
and Theo Scott-Pollock, and Ian and Trey Newell.&nbsp; Verna is also survived
 by twin brothers Nat Kinlund (Diane), Longmont, CO and&nbsp; Neal Kinlund, 
San Marcos, TX, and sister-in-law Mary Lou Kinlund, Tribune.Verna was preceded in death by her husband Charles, parents Harold 
and Georgia Kinlund, son Greg, mother and father-in-law Robert and 
Goldia Harris, brother Arlyss Kinlund, twin sister Vivian Engle and 
brother-in-law Russell Engle, sister Ella Griffin and brother-in-law 
Lyle Griffin, sister-in-law and brother-in-law&nbsp; Wilma (Harris) and Bart 
Brunswig, sister-in-law Becky Kinlund and grandson Phillip Pollock.A small private family celebration of life will be held at the 
Tribune United Methodist Church followed by a public graveside service 
at the Greeley County Cemetery at 2:00 PM MT Saturday, December 11, 
2021. Services will be streamed live at www.priceandsons.com.&nbsp;Click the 
live stream tab on the left side of the obituary starting at 12:55 p.m.Memorials, encouraged in lieu of flowers, may be given to the Tribune
 United Methodist Church or the Greeley County Amusement Association.

Verna Lou (Kinlund) Harris

Ardith Nadine Stones, 91, died Tuesday, November 30, 2021 at Garden 
Valley Retirement Village in Garden City, Kansas. She was born 
September 9, 1930 on the family farm near McDonald, Kansas the daughter 
of Floyd &amp; Letty (Bannister) Craig. 
 Ardith attended schools in McDonald, Kansas where she graduated 
from high school. On May 1, 1949, she married Charles O. Stones in 
McDonald, Kansas. They lived in Bird City, Kansas, St. John, Kansas, 
and Hugoton, Kansas before moving to Garden City in 1973. They have 
lived in Garden City since. A homemaker, Ardith also worked as an 
editor for the Hugoton Hermes while living in Hugoton and after moving 
to Garden City, she worked for many years for the First United Methodist
 Church as Senior Pastor Secretary. Ardith was a member of the First 
United Methodist Church where she served as a Sunday School Teacher. 
She was also a member of the Builders Sunday School Class, Church 
Circle, the God Mothers, Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo, Friends of 
Finney County Library, and served as a Girl Scout Leader for many years 
in both Hugoton and Garden City. She enjoyed spending her time cooking,
 baking, sewing, quilting, crafts, and loved playing board games with 
her grandchildren and great grandchildren. She also loved all animals, 
and as an avid sports fan she loved to watch the Dallas Cowboys and the 
Boston Celtics. 
 Survivors include her husband Charles O. Stones of the home; two 
daughters Judy Steinbrink &amp; husband Rich of Garden City and Gaynelle
 Beasley of Garden City; four grandchildren Brynn Shellenberger &amp; 
husband Jim, Melissa Ridder &amp; husband Alex, Mekayla Petrus &amp; 
husband Dustin, and Britny Sweeney; and six great-grandchildren Keely, 
Kambri, Kaia, Isaiah, Kolby, &amp; Brody. Ardith is preceded in death 
by her parents; a daughter Leaetta Sue Stones; and two sons-in-law 
Donald Ridder and David Beasley. 
 Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, December 3, 
2021 at the First United Methodist Church in Garden City with Rev. Joel 
Plisek officiating. Services may also be viewed on Facebook Live the 
Garnand Funeral Home Facebook page. Burial will follow at Valley View 
Cemetery in Garden City. Friends may call from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 
on Thursday and from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on Friday all at Garnand 
Funeral Home in Garden City. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests 
memorials given to the Western Kansas Community Foundation Library Fund,
 or to the First United Methodist Church, both in care of the funeral 
home.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

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 </figure>Ardith Nadine Stones, 91, died Tuesday, November 30, 2021 at Garden 
Valley Retirement Village in Garden City, Kansas. She was born 
September 9, 1930 on the family farm near McDonald, Kansas the daughter 
of Floyd &amp; Letty (Bannister) Craig. 
 Ardith attended schools in McDonald, Kansas where she graduated 
from high school. On May 1, 1949, she married Charles O. Stones in 
McDonald, Kansas. They lived in Bird City, Kansas, St. John, Kansas, 
and Hugoton, Kansas before moving to Garden City in 1973. They have 
lived in Garden City since. A homemaker, Ardith also worked as an 
editor for the Hugoton Hermes while living in Hugoton and after moving 
to Garden City, she worked for many years for the First United Methodist
 Church as Senior Pastor Secretary. Ardith was a member of the First 
United Methodist Church where she served as a Sunday School Teacher. 
She was also a member of the Builders Sunday School Class, Church 
Circle, the God Mothers, Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo, Friends of 
Finney County Library, and served as a Girl Scout Leader for many years 
in both Hugoton and Garden City. She enjoyed spending her time cooking,
 baking, sewing, quilting, crafts, and loved playing board games with 
her grandchildren and great grandchildren. She also loved all animals, 
and as an avid sports fan she loved to watch the Dallas Cowboys and the 
Boston Celtics. 
 Survivors include her husband Charles O. Stones of the home; two 
daughters Judy Steinbrink &amp; husband Rich of Garden City and Gaynelle
 Beasley of Garden City; four grandchildren Brynn Shellenberger &amp; 
husband Jim, Melissa Ridder &amp; husband Alex, Mekayla Petrus &amp; 
husband Dustin, and Britny Sweeney; and six great-grandchildren Keely, 
Kambri, Kaia, Isaiah, Kolby, &amp; Brody. Ardith is preceded in death 
by her parents; a daughter Leaetta Sue Stones; and two sons-in-law 
Donald Ridder and David Beasley. 
 Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, December 3, 
2021 at the First United Methodist Church in Garden City with Rev. Joel 
Plisek officiating. Services may also be viewed on Facebook Live the 
Garnand Funeral Home Facebook page. Burial will follow at Valley View 
Cemetery in Garden City. Friends may call from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 
on Thursday and from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on Friday all at Garnand 
Funeral Home in Garden City. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests 
memorials given to the Western Kansas Community Foundation Library Fund,
 or to the First United Methodist Church, both in care of the funeral 
home.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Ardith Nadine Stones

Jerry Lee Rowe passed away in Lamar, Colorado on November 29, 2021, at 
the age of 83. He was born on May 25, 1938, to Buford and Vera 
(Darbyshire) Rowe in Lamar, Colorado. Jerry was united in marriage to 
Elzana (Thielen) Rowe on September 16, 1969, in St. Michaels, Arizona at
 the Navajo Reservation. The couple raised three children: Craig, 
Edward, and Aaron.
 Jerry grew up in Lamar and graduated from Lamar High School in 1956.
 A few short months after graduating high school, Jerry went into the 
United States Navy. He served for 13 years during the Vietnam war, first
 as a Seabee and later a Corpsman for the Seal team. After his honorable
 discharge he married Elzana, and they lived on the Navajo Reservation. 
He worked as an Optician and taught the natives how to make their own 
glasses. The couple moved to Chicago, Illinois and stayed there for 13 
years until moving to Washington, and then in 2006, they moved to 
Dorrance. Jerry retired when he moved to Kansas and enjoyed his time 
fishing, hunting, working on his 60 ft. garden, and woodworking. Jerry 
enjoyed staying busy, working hard, and getting things done as soon as 
they needed to be done. He was fun loving and enjoyed life with his 
family and friends.
 He is survived by his wife, Elzana Rowe of the home; children, Craig
 Rowe of Dorrance, KS, Edward Rowe of Dorrance, KS, and Aaron Rowe of 
Terre Haute, IN; siblings, Barbara McGee of Lamar, CO, and Harry (Helen)
 Rowe of Walsh, CO; and three grandchildren, Kylie Rowe, Gage Bean, and 
Cash Rowe.
 Jerry is preceded in death by his parents, Buford and Vera Rowe.
 A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday, December 3, 2021,
 at 10:30 AM at the St. Joseph Catholic Church in Dorrance, Kansas. 
There will be no visitation.
 In Lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to the Jerry Rowe Memorial fund to help with funeral expenses.

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 </figure>Jerry Lee Rowe passed away in Lamar, Colorado on November 29, 2021, at 
the age of 83. He was born on May 25, 1938, to Buford and Vera 
(Darbyshire) Rowe in Lamar, Colorado. Jerry was united in marriage to 
Elzana (Thielen) Rowe on September 16, 1969, in St. Michaels, Arizona at
 the Navajo Reservation. The couple raised three children: Craig, 
Edward, and Aaron.
 Jerry grew up in Lamar and graduated from Lamar High School in 1956.
 A few short months after graduating high school, Jerry went into the 
United States Navy. He served for 13 years during the Vietnam war, first
 as a Seabee and later a Corpsman for the Seal team. After his honorable
 discharge he married Elzana, and they lived on the Navajo Reservation. 
He worked as an Optician and taught the natives how to make their own 
glasses. The couple moved to Chicago, Illinois and stayed there for 13 
years until moving to Washington, and then in 2006, they moved to 
Dorrance. Jerry retired when he moved to Kansas and enjoyed his time 
fishing, hunting, working on his 60 ft. garden, and woodworking. Jerry 
enjoyed staying busy, working hard, and getting things done as soon as 
they needed to be done. He was fun loving and enjoyed life with his 
family and friends.
 He is survived by his wife, Elzana Rowe of the home; children, Craig
 Rowe of Dorrance, KS, Edward Rowe of Dorrance, KS, and Aaron Rowe of 
Terre Haute, IN; siblings, Barbara McGee of Lamar, CO, and Harry (Helen)
 Rowe of Walsh, CO; and three grandchildren, Kylie Rowe, Gage Bean, and 
Cash Rowe.
 Jerry is preceded in death by his parents, Buford and Vera Rowe.
 A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday, December 3, 2021,
 at 10:30 AM at the St. Joseph Catholic Church in Dorrance, Kansas. 
There will be no visitation.
 In Lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to the Jerry Rowe Memorial fund to help with funeral expenses.

Jerry Lee Rowe

Delbert James Moeder at the age of 87 passed away on November 24th, 2021. Born October 27, 1934, in Kansas. 

Delbert is survived by his wife Carol, daughter Cynthia (Roger) Aitken, his brothers John (Dorothy) and Raymond (Linda), and his sister Delores Bongartz. Also his three grandchildren, six great grandchildren, and four great-great grandchildren. 

Delbert was preceded in death by his daughter Norma Lee Carey, His brothers Gary, Bobby, Willard, Sisters Viola and Anita, and parents Chris and Bertha (Schaffer). 

Recitation of the Holy Rosary is set for 8:30 AM Saturday December 4, 2021 with Mass of Christian Burial to follow at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church in Buena Vista, CO. Interment will take place at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Buena Vista. 

Online condolences may be sent to the family at lewisandglenn.com. Arrangements are with Lewis and Glenn Funeral Home.

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 </figure>Delbert James Moeder at the age of 87 passed away on November 24th, 2021. Born October 27, 1934, in Kansas. Delbert is survived by his wife Carol, daughter Cynthia (Roger) Aitken, his brothers John (Dorothy) and Raymond (Linda), and his sister Delores Bongartz. Also his three grandchildren, six great grandchildren, and four great-great grandchildren. Delbert was preceded in death by his daughter Norma Lee Carey, His brothers Gary, Bobby, Willard, Sisters Viola and Anita, and parents Chris and Bertha (Schaffer). Recitation of the Holy Rosary is set for 8:30 AM Saturday December 4, 2021 with Mass of Christian Burial to follow at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church in Buena Vista, CO. Interment will take place at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Buena Vista. Online condolences may be sent to the family at lewisandglenn.com. Arrangements are with Lewis and Glenn Funeral Home.

Delbert James Moeder

Norman J. Karlin, 93, passed away Sunday, November 28, 2021, at Harry Hynes Memorial Hospice Center in Wichita, KS. 
 Norman was born December 11, 1927 in Catharine, KS, the son of Joseph 
and Mary (Schoendaller) Karlin.&nbsp; He graduated from St. Joseph Military 
Academy in Hays, KS in 1945 and graduated from Salt City Business 
College in 1949 with a degree in accounting.&nbsp; On October 2, 1950, Norman
 married Lucille Biggs at St. Teresa’s Catholic Church in Hutchinson.&nbsp; 
Norman enlisted in the United States Army and was honorably discharged. 
Norman was the owner of Midwest Feed Company for over 43 years. &nbsp;After 
that, he worked for the Kansas State Fair for over 20 years.&nbsp; &nbsp;He was a 
member of St. Teresa’s Catholic Church. He is preceded in death
 by his parents; wife; Lucille; a grandson, Steven Karlin; siblings, 
Mildred Schmeidler, Helen Koester, Rita Mae Befort and Marvin Karlin. 
 Norman is survived by his sons, Calvin (Jan) Karlin and Ronald (Brenda)
 Karlin; sisters, Margie Weishaar and Patty (Elmer) Brungardt; four 
grandchildren, Michael Karlin, Cameron Karlin, Katelin May, and Kristen 
Karlin; five great grandchildren; and many loving and caring nieces and 
nephews. Visitation will be held at Hutchinson Funeral Chapel, 
on Thursday, December 2, 2021 from 1 p.m. - 7 p.m. with family greeting 
guests from 5-7 p.m. Parish Rosary will be at 10 a.m. Friday, December 
3, 2021, at St. Teresa’s Catholic Church, 211 E. 5th, Hutchinson. Mass 
of Christian Burial will follow at 10:30 a.m. at the church; both 
officiated by Father Matt Glazier.&nbsp; Burial will follow at Memorial Park 
Cemetery, 5905 W. 4th Ave., Hutchinson.&nbsp; Memorials may be made to St. 
Teresa’s Catholic Church or Trinity Catholic High School and can be sent
 in care of Hutchinson Funeral Chapel, 300 E. 30th Ave. Hutchinson, KS 
67502.

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 </figure>Norman J. Karlin, 93, passed away Sunday, November 28, 2021, at Harry Hynes Memorial Hospice Center in Wichita, KS. 
 Norman was born December 11, 1927 in Catharine, KS, the son of Joseph 
and Mary (Schoendaller) Karlin.&nbsp; He graduated from St. Joseph Military 
Academy in Hays, KS in 1945 and graduated from Salt City Business 
College in 1949 with a degree in accounting.&nbsp; On October 2, 1950, Norman
 married Lucille Biggs at St. Teresa’s Catholic Church in Hutchinson.&nbsp; 
Norman enlisted in the United States Army and was honorably discharged. 
Norman was the owner of Midwest Feed Company for over 43 years. &nbsp;After 
that, he worked for the Kansas State Fair for over 20 years.&nbsp; &nbsp;He was a 
member of St. Teresa’s Catholic Church. He is preceded in death
 by his parents; wife; Lucille; a grandson, Steven Karlin; siblings, 
Mildred Schmeidler, Helen Koester, Rita Mae Befort and Marvin Karlin. 
 Norman is survived by his sons, Calvin (Jan) Karlin and Ronald (Brenda)
 Karlin; sisters, Margie Weishaar and Patty (Elmer) Brungardt; four 
grandchildren, Michael Karlin, Cameron Karlin, Katelin May, and Kristen 
Karlin; five great grandchildren; and many loving and caring nieces and 
nephews. Visitation will be held at Hutchinson Funeral Chapel, 
on Thursday, December 2, 2021 from 1 p.m. - 7 p.m. with family greeting 
guests from 5-7 p.m. Parish Rosary will be at 10 a.m. Friday, December 
3, 2021, at St. Teresa’s Catholic Church, 211 E. 5th, Hutchinson. Mass 
of Christian Burial will follow at 10:30 a.m. at the church; both 
officiated by Father Matt Glazier.&nbsp; Burial will follow at Memorial Park 
Cemetery, 5905 W. 4th Ave., Hutchinson.&nbsp; Memorials may be made to St. 
Teresa’s Catholic Church or Trinity Catholic High School and can be sent
 in care of Hutchinson Funeral Chapel, 300 E. 30th Ave. Hutchinson, KS 
67502.

Norman J. Karlin

Elizabeth Knitter, 96, passed away Wednesday, December 1, 2021. 

 Domoney Funeral Home, PO Box 127, Downs, KS 67437 in charge of arrangements.

Elizabeth Knitter, 96, passed away Wednesday, December 1, 2021. Domoney Funeral Home, PO Box 127, Downs, KS 67437 in charge of arrangements.

Elizabeth Knitter

"Jake" Jacob Joseph Mans, 65, of Osborne, KS, passed away on Sunday, 
November 28, 2021 at his home. &nbsp;He was born on March 13, 1956 to Leonard
 &amp; Rita Ann (Eilert) Mans in Smith Center, KS. &nbsp;Jake was one of 
several &nbsp;children born to Leonard &amp; Rita Mans.

He graduated from Osborne High School in 1974. &nbsp;He attended 2 years 
at Vo-Tech school. &nbsp;He has lived all his life in the Osborne area. &nbsp;He 
was a faithful member of the St. Aloysius Catholic Church &amp; was a 
member of the Knights of Columbus.

Jake married Carla &amp; to this union 3 children were born. &nbsp;Jake &amp; Carla later divorced.

He worked 10 years for the City of Osborne, 3 years for Osborne 
County &amp; before his retirement, he worked at Osborne Industries&nbsp;in 
the Assembly Department.

Jake was preceded in death by his parents.

He is survived by sons: Joe (Megan)&nbsp;of Osborne; Nick (Julie) of 
Wilsey, KS; daughter: Kylie (Brent) Corwin of Osborne; sisters: Mary 
(Terry) Gantz of Concordia, KS; Anna Marie Eck of Osborne; Janet Princ 
of Luray, KS; brother: Marvin (Carla) Mans of Osborne; Close Companion: 
Carla Mans of Osborne, KS; 6 grandchildren &amp; a host of relatives 
&amp; friends.

Click <a href="https://www.clarkgashawfh.com/obituary/JacobJake-Mans">HERE</a> for service details.

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 </figure>"Jake" Jacob Joseph Mans, 65, of Osborne, KS, passed away on Sunday, 
November 28, 2021 at his home. &nbsp;He was born on March 13, 1956 to Leonard
 &amp; Rita Ann (Eilert) Mans in Smith Center, KS. &nbsp;Jake was one of 
several &nbsp;children born to Leonard &amp; Rita Mans.He graduated from Osborne High School in 1974. &nbsp;He attended 2 years 
at Vo-Tech school. &nbsp;He has lived all his life in the Osborne area. &nbsp;He 
was a faithful member of the St. Aloysius Catholic Church &amp; was a 
member of the Knights of Columbus.Jake married Carla &amp; to this union 3 children were born. &nbsp;Jake &amp; Carla later divorced.He worked 10 years for the City of Osborne, 3 years for Osborne 
County &amp; before his retirement, he worked at Osborne Industries&nbsp;in 
the Assembly Department.Jake was preceded in death by his parents.He is survived by sons: Joe (Megan)&nbsp;of Osborne; Nick (Julie) of 
Wilsey, KS; daughter: Kylie (Brent) Corwin of Osborne; sisters: Mary 
(Terry) Gantz of Concordia, KS; Anna Marie Eck of Osborne; Janet Princ 
of Luray, KS; brother: Marvin (Carla) Mans of Osborne; Close Companion: 
Carla Mans of Osborne, KS; 6 grandchildren &amp; a host of relatives 
&amp; friends.Click <a href="https://www.clarkgashawfh.com/obituary/JacobJake-Mans">HERE</a> for service details.

Jacob 'Jake' Joseph Mans

Nancy Ann (Hickert) Kreutzer, 69, of Overland Park, KS, died on November 28, 2021, of complications from cancer. 
 Nancy was born on July 7, 1952, to Bernard “Barney” and Beatrice 
“Tucky” (Schandler) Hickert of Lenora, KS. In high school, Nancy 
brought excellence to each of her endeavors. She was a cheerleader, 
twirler in the marching band, and valedictorian. When Nancy wasn’t 
caring for her many younger siblings on the family farm, she worked 
part-time at the local diner where she discovered her future husband 
Joe’s interest when he tipped her 50 cents for a 10 cent Coke. 
 After graduating from Lenora High School in 1970, Nancy continued 
her education in Wichita, KS, obtaining a registered nursing degree and 
then an accounting degree from Wichita State University summa cum laude.
 In Wichita, Nancy worked at St. Joseph Medical Center, Koch 
Industries, and most recently for many years as the business manager at 
St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church of Andover. 
 Nancy married her high school sweetheart and the love of her life 
Joseph “Joe” Kreutzer, on June 1, 1974, in New Almelo, KS. Nancy was 
welcomed with love into the big-hearted, lively, expansive Kreutzer 
family. It was always a party, with everyone welcome, at Nancy and 
Joe’s home in Wichita. Nancy and Joe welcomed their beloved daughter 
Katherine Ann “Kate” on March 20, 1983. Kate brought joy to each day of
 Joe and Nancy’s lives. They treasured every moment until Joe’s 
premature death in 1985. 
 Nancy had an impeccable eye for beauty, decorating her home with 
creativity each holiday and sharing her inspired interior design style 
with her family and friends. She shared a close friendship over many 
decades with a group of dear friends, who met one another via their 
shared love of books. Nancy and her “Book Club Ladies” were true 
blessings in one another’s lives, whether discussing books, solving the 
problems of the world over brunch each Saturday, or decorating community
 homes to raise funds for the Lord’s Diner. She was a lifelong learner 
with varied and expansive interests in nature, art, science, politics, 
literature, and philosophy. 
 With her warmth, easy smile and ready wit, time with Nancy was a joy
 and a gift. Nancy was distinguished by her fearless optimism and 
ability to find beauty, goodness, and something to celebrate in each 
moment and person. Her personal hardships and losses deepened her 
empathy. Her thoughtfulness, kindness and wisdom made each of her 
acquaintances feel understood and loved. 
 Nancy lived in Wichita until moving to Overland Park in 2016, where 
she lavished love and attention on her beautiful granddaughters Maddy 
and Emily. She was an enthusiastic supporter of every aspect of their 
daily lives, from school pickup to the annual Halloween parade to 
special outings for tea, made special with hats for all. She was 
excited to celebrate each of their interests, from completing sudokus 
and “organizing” with Maddy to assisting Emily with Tinkertoys and 
Legos, to chair badminton with both. Nancy had limitless patience with 
her granddaughters, answering all questions with careful consideration 
and wisdom. Nancy also shared her many interests with them, from 
reading to art to nature. When they weren’t able to be physically 
together, Nancy would spend hours reading books to her granddaughters 
over FaceTime - and Nancy always made time for hugs and words of love. 
 Nancy was a beloved daughter, wife, mother, grandmother, sister, 
aunt, and friend. All of her siblings and many extended family were 
with her during her final days. She passed peacefully at sunset, 
surrounded by many who loved her and holding her daughter’s hand.
 Nancy was preceded in death by her husband Joseph “Joe” Kreutzer, 
her father Bernard “Barney” Hickert, mother Beatrice “Tucky” (Schandler)
 Hickert, and brother Stephen “Steve” Hickert.
 Survivors include her daughter Katherine “Kate”, her son-in-law 
Nicholas “Nick” Zluticky, and her two granddaughters Madolyn and Emily 
Zluticky, of Overland Park, KS; her siblings and in-laws Jody Hickert, 
Susan &amp; Scott Brown, Beatrice &amp; Ron Heikes, B.J. and Barb 
Hickert, Joseph and Gail Hickert, Dianne and George Witwer, Maureen and 
Bill Salomon, George Hickert, Caroline and Dale Schippers, and Colette 
and Jawad Haider; and numerous other nieces, nephews and extended 
family.
 Memorials may be given to The Lord's Diner 
(https://thelordsdiner.org/donate/) in Wichita or St. Joseph’s Catholic 
Church of New Almelo (Cemetery Fund).

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 </figure>Nancy Ann (Hickert) Kreutzer, 69, of Overland Park, KS, died on November 28, 2021, of complications from cancer. 
 Nancy was born on July 7, 1952, to Bernard “Barney” and Beatrice 
“Tucky” (Schandler) Hickert of Lenora, KS. In high school, Nancy 
brought excellence to each of her endeavors. She was a cheerleader, 
twirler in the marching band, and valedictorian. When Nancy wasn’t 
caring for her many younger siblings on the family farm, she worked 
part-time at the local diner where she discovered her future husband 
Joe’s interest when he tipped her 50 cents for a 10 cent Coke. 
 After graduating from Lenora High School in 1970, Nancy continued 
her education in Wichita, KS, obtaining a registered nursing degree and 
then an accounting degree from Wichita State University summa cum laude.
 In Wichita, Nancy worked at St. Joseph Medical Center, Koch 
Industries, and most recently for many years as the business manager at 
St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church of Andover. 
 Nancy married her high school sweetheart and the love of her life 
Joseph “Joe” Kreutzer, on June 1, 1974, in New Almelo, KS. Nancy was 
welcomed with love into the big-hearted, lively, expansive Kreutzer 
family. It was always a party, with everyone welcome, at Nancy and 
Joe’s home in Wichita. Nancy and Joe welcomed their beloved daughter 
Katherine Ann “Kate” on March 20, 1983. Kate brought joy to each day of
 Joe and Nancy’s lives. They treasured every moment until Joe’s 
premature death in 1985. 
 Nancy had an impeccable eye for beauty, decorating her home with 
creativity each holiday and sharing her inspired interior design style 
with her family and friends. She shared a close friendship over many 
decades with a group of dear friends, who met one another via their 
shared love of books. Nancy and her “Book Club Ladies” were true 
blessings in one another’s lives, whether discussing books, solving the 
problems of the world over brunch each Saturday, or decorating community
 homes to raise funds for the Lord’s Diner. She was a lifelong learner 
with varied and expansive interests in nature, art, science, politics, 
literature, and philosophy. 
 With her warmth, easy smile and ready wit, time with Nancy was a joy
 and a gift. Nancy was distinguished by her fearless optimism and 
ability to find beauty, goodness, and something to celebrate in each 
moment and person. Her personal hardships and losses deepened her 
empathy. Her thoughtfulness, kindness and wisdom made each of her 
acquaintances feel understood and loved. 
 Nancy lived in Wichita until moving to Overland Park in 2016, where 
she lavished love and attention on her beautiful granddaughters Maddy 
and Emily. She was an enthusiastic supporter of every aspect of their 
daily lives, from school pickup to the annual Halloween parade to 
special outings for tea, made special with hats for all. She was 
excited to celebrate each of their interests, from completing sudokus 
and “organizing” with Maddy to assisting Emily with Tinkertoys and 
Legos, to chair badminton with both. Nancy had limitless patience with 
her granddaughters, answering all questions with careful consideration 
and wisdom. Nancy also shared her many interests with them, from 
reading to art to nature. When they weren’t able to be physically 
together, Nancy would spend hours reading books to her granddaughters 
over FaceTime - and Nancy always made time for hugs and words of love. 
 Nancy was a beloved daughter, wife, mother, grandmother, sister, 
aunt, and friend. All of her siblings and many extended family were 
with her during her final days. She passed peacefully at sunset, 
surrounded by many who loved her and holding her daughter’s hand.
 Nancy was preceded in death by her husband Joseph “Joe” Kreutzer, 
her father Bernard “Barney” Hickert, mother Beatrice “Tucky” (Schandler)
 Hickert, and brother Stephen “Steve” Hickert.
 Survivors include her daughter Katherine “Kate”, her son-in-law 
Nicholas “Nick” Zluticky, and her two granddaughters Madolyn and Emily 
Zluticky, of Overland Park, KS; her siblings and in-laws Jody Hickert, 
Susan &amp; Scott Brown, Beatrice &amp; Ron Heikes, B.J. and Barb 
Hickert, Joseph and Gail Hickert, Dianne and George Witwer, Maureen and 
Bill Salomon, George Hickert, Caroline and Dale Schippers, and Colette 
and Jawad Haider; and numerous other nieces, nephews and extended 
family.
 Memorials may be given to The Lord's Diner 
(https://thelordsdiner.org/donate/) in Wichita or St. Joseph’s Catholic 
Church of New Almelo (Cemetery Fund).

Nancy Ann (Hickert) Kreutzer

Dennis LeRoy Boese, 72, died November 30, 2021, at Clara Barton 
Hospital, Hoisington.&nbsp; He was born September 20, 1949, in LaCrosse, 
Kansas, the son of Wilbert W. and Gwendolyn M. (Norman) Boese. Dennis 
graduated from Hoisington High School.&nbsp; He was a Vietnam veteran serving
 with the United States Marine Corps from 1967- 1969.&nbsp; He later decided 
to reenlist with the United States Army.

Dennis was a truck driver, a job he loved, often on the road anywhere
 from North Dakota to Texas. He most recently hauled wind turbine blades
 for American Wind under Denton Heavy Haulers. He was a member of the 
V.F.W. Post #3111 of Great Bend.

Survivors include three children; Jimmy Boese (Marissa) of Castle 
Rock, CO; Nicole Potter (Michael) of Hutchinson, and Holly Boese of 
Hays; a brother, David L. Boese; and a sister, Diana Wilson (Richard), 
all of Susank; 9 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by a son, Dennis LeRoy Boese, Jr. and a daughter, Amy Lynn Boese.

Memorial service will be 10 a.m., Monday, December 6, 2021, at 
Nicholson-Ricke Funeral Home, with Pastor Don Fisher presiding. 
Inurnment will follow in Browns Grove Cemetery, Burdette, Kansas.

Memorials may be made to the Dennis Boese Funeral Expense Fund in
 care of Nicholson-Ricke Funeral Home, PO Box 146, Hoisington, KS 67544.

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 </figure>Dennis LeRoy Boese, 72, died November 30, 2021, at Clara Barton 
Hospital, Hoisington.&nbsp; He was born September 20, 1949, in LaCrosse, 
Kansas, the son of Wilbert W. and Gwendolyn M. (Norman) Boese. Dennis 
graduated from Hoisington High School.&nbsp; He was a Vietnam veteran serving
 with the United States Marine Corps from 1967- 1969.&nbsp; He later decided 
to reenlist with the United States Army.Dennis was a truck driver, a job he loved, often on the road anywhere
 from North Dakota to Texas. He most recently hauled wind turbine blades
 for American Wind under Denton Heavy Haulers. He was a member of the 
V.F.W. Post #3111 of Great Bend.Survivors include three children; Jimmy Boese (Marissa) of Castle 
Rock, CO; Nicole Potter (Michael) of Hutchinson, and Holly Boese of 
Hays; a brother, David L. Boese; and a sister, Diana Wilson (Richard), 
all of Susank; 9 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren.He was preceded in death by a son, Dennis LeRoy Boese, Jr. and a daughter, Amy Lynn Boese.Memorial service will be 10 a.m., Monday, December 6, 2021, at 
Nicholson-Ricke Funeral Home, with Pastor Don Fisher presiding. 
Inurnment will follow in Browns Grove Cemetery, Burdette, Kansas.Memorials may be made to the Dennis Boese Funeral Expense Fund in
 care of Nicholson-Ricke Funeral Home, PO Box 146, Hoisington, KS 67544.

Dennis LeRoy Boese

Phillipsburg resident Connie Jo Springer, age 67, passed away Friday, October 29th, 2021, at the Hays Medical Center, Hays, KS.

Connie was born August 18, 1954, in Manhattan, KS the daughter of Don and Bonnie (Sowell) Springer.

Survivors include her friend Merlyn Schick of Phillipsburg; brothers 
Russell of Manhattan, Jesse of Topeka, Ronald of Manhattan, a sister Joy
 Burgess of Manhattan; and nieces, nephews, and cousins.

She was preceded in death by her parents and a brother Donald.

Cremation was planned.&nbsp; Memorial services will be held at 11:00 a.m. 
Saturday, December 4, 2021, at the Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel, 
Phillipsburg. &nbsp;The Inurnment will follow in the St. Peter’s Cemetery, 
Phillips County.

The family will receive friends Friday, December 3rd, at the Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel from 7:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. for visitation.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Phillips County E.M.S.

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 </figure>Phillipsburg resident Connie Jo Springer, age 67, passed away Friday, October 29th, 2021, at the Hays Medical Center, Hays, KS.Connie was born August 18, 1954, in Manhattan, KS the daughter of Don and Bonnie (Sowell) Springer.Survivors include her friend Merlyn Schick of Phillipsburg; brothers 
Russell of Manhattan, Jesse of Topeka, Ronald of Manhattan, a sister Joy
 Burgess of Manhattan; and nieces, nephews, and cousins.She was preceded in death by her parents and a brother Donald.Cremation was planned.&nbsp; Memorial services will be held at 11:00 a.m. 
Saturday, December 4, 2021, at the Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel, 
Phillipsburg. &nbsp;The Inurnment will follow in the St. Peter’s Cemetery, 
Phillips County.The family will receive friends Friday, December 3rd, at the Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel from 7:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. for visitation.Memorial contributions may be made to the Phillips County E.M.S.

Connie Jo Springer

Phillipsburg resident Robert "Bob" Munyon passed away Nov. 30, 2021, at the Phillips County Hospital in Phillipsburg at the age of 64.&nbsp; He was born July 13, 1957, in Phillipsburg, the son of Don &amp; Gayle (Frans) Munyon.

He is survived by his brothers, Stan &amp; Lance of Phillipsburg.

Graveside services will be held Friday, Dec. 3, at 2:00 p.m. in the Fairview Cemetery, Phillipsburg.

Visitation will be from 5:00 to 9:00 Wednesday &amp; 9:00 to 9:00 Thursday at the Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel.

In Lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Phillips County Hospital Rehab &amp; Nursing Departments.&nbsp;

Online condolences: <a href="http://www.olliffboeve.com">www.olliffboeve.com</a>.

Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel is in charge of arrangements.

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 </figure>Phillipsburg resident Robert "Bob" Munyon passed away Nov. 30, 2021, at the Phillips County Hospital in Phillipsburg at the age of 64.&nbsp; He was born July 13, 1957, in Phillipsburg, the son of Don &amp; Gayle (Frans) Munyon.He is survived by his brothers, Stan &amp; Lance of Phillipsburg.Graveside services will be held Friday, Dec. 3, at 2:00 p.m. in the Fairview Cemetery, Phillipsburg.Visitation will be from 5:00 to 9:00 Wednesday &amp; 9:00 to 9:00 Thursday at the Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel.In Lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Phillips County Hospital Rehab &amp; Nursing Departments.&nbsp;Online condolences: <a href="http://www.olliffboeve.com">www.olliffboeve.com</a>.Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel is in charge of arrangements.

Robert 'Bob' Munyon

Douglas Alan Press was born in Hays, Kansas, December 16, 1949. He 
was the favorite son of Lorne George and Oneita Ruth (Tuttle) Press. He 
died Friday, November 26, 2021, from a farm accident. 
He was blessed to grow up in the Quinter community with two parents, two
 sisters, his grandparents, and 22 first cousins. It was a time when 
childhood friendships lasted a lifetime.

Doug attended the Quinter schools where in high school he was active 
in football, basketball, chorus, band, and he played the guitar. 
Weekends could be spent working on cars with friends at his dad’s body 
shop or at Cedar Bluff skiing behind his dad’s homemade boat Tiny Mite. 
In the winter, he and his cousins ice skated down the Hackberry for 
miles. He worked at the Bob Leighton farm and there he learned about 
rodeoing. The love of such lasted a lifetime.

He was baptized on Easter Sunday April 22, 1962, in the Quinter 
Church of the Brethren. The church has held services for his 
grandparents and parents' funerals, his sister’s baptisms, his 
children’s baptisms, his two daughters' weddings, and now full circle 
his own memorial service.

Doug attended one year at FHSU, and two years at Colby Juco where he 
graduated in 1971 with an associate’s degree. At both colleges he was in
 their Rodeo Club and Choraleers. He rode bulls and barebacks, and had a
 beautiful tenor voice. Doug was in college at Colby when he learned a 
hard lesson, not all horses can swim.

It was in Colby, KS, in 1971, where a Quinter cowboy met a 
Phillipsburg drama major named Marcia Poague. They were married on 
August 12, 1972, in Phillipsburg, KS. Their marriage lasted 49 years, 3 
months, and 14 days. They were blessed with Callie Lynn, Megan Rae, and 
Garret Alan Press. Soon after Callie was born, Doug was asked to come 
back to Quinter and work for his neighbor Merton Ikenberry. Doug helped 
build their home, which was just a quarter of a mile from where he grew 
up. He and Marcia moved in in April of 1979. They were kept busy with 
their children in school sports, scouting, church activities, family 
gatherings, and spending time at Cedar Bluff.

In 1981, he bought Press Construction from Francis Jamison, and he 
and his son, Garret, worked together off and on until 2012, thirty-one 
years. During this time, they worked many jobs with Von Tuttle of Aqua 
Pump and his son Tanner; they even had a water softener business 
together. Even though semi-retired, Doug and Garret continued to dig 
graves for Gove County making that total 40 years.

He loved hunting, and going elk hunting with friends was a thrill. As
 much as he loved hunting, he loved ‘retelling’ the stories as much. "He
 was a USD 293 bus driver twice totaling over 22 years. Doug and his 
friend Dave Unruh started the PU Cattle Company in 1986 and they and 
their kids worked together for years. He was the Gove County Clerk from 
2013-2017, was on the Baker Township Board for over 20 years, and 
recently joined the Gove County Endowment Foundation.

Doug was registered with the Coronado Area Council Boy Scouts of 
America from 1990-2014. During that time he served in many positions, 
Cubmaster and Scoutmaster for Troop 164, and held several District jobs.
 During the time he was registered with Coronado, he had his hand, in 
one way or another, of helping 32 scouts in Troop 164 receive the 
highest award in Scouting, the Eagle Scout. Of course he started this 
venture and saw fruition in it in his own son, Garret.

Doug and Marcia are blessed to have 8 grandchildren and one great 
grandson. Watching them over the past 22 years play in sports, in 4-H 
shows (saw many grand champions), birthday parties, and graduations, all
 has kept them very busy.

Lately, his idea of fun was solitaire and Nex Tech Classifieds. His 
health took a toll on his body, every waking moment was filled with 
pain. This year was extraordinary in the fact that the family all got 
together more than usual. A great-grandson was born. If there’s any 
comfort in losing a loved one, the family knows his last moments were 
spent doing what he loved, working around the yard in big equipment.

“...absent from the body, and at home with the Lord.” (2 Corinthians 5:8)

Doug was preceded in death by his parents.

Survivors include his wife of the home, Marcia; Callie (Jeff) 
Brawner, Megan (Spencer) Herrman, and Garret Alan Press; grandchildren 
Bailey (Kendell) Born, Brooke and BrieAnn Brawner, Jaide, Scarlett, and 
Adaline Herrman; Brigham Alan and Nelly Press; great grandson Stetson 
Alan Born; sisters Marsha (Gary) Lang and Kendra (Roy) Delzeit; 20 
nieces and nephews; Aunts Roma Tuttle, Jan Reeder, and Marilyn (Dave) 
Johnson; great and great great nieces and nephews; cousins, and friends.

‘Til we meet again and we will, thank you Jesus!

Funeral service will be on December 3, 2021, 10:00 a.m. at the Church
 of the Brethren, Quinter, Kansas.&nbsp; Visitation will be held at the 
church on Thursday, December 2, 2021 from 5-7 p.m.

Memorial Contributions may be given to the Quinter Ambulance Service or the Coronado Council of the Boy Scouts of America.

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 </figure>Douglas Alan Press was born in Hays, Kansas, December 16, 1949. He 
was the favorite son of Lorne George and Oneita Ruth (Tuttle) Press. He 
died Friday, November 26, 2021, from a farm accident. 
He was blessed to grow up in the Quinter community with two parents, two
 sisters, his grandparents, and 22 first cousins. It was a time when 
childhood friendships lasted a lifetime.Doug attended the Quinter schools where in high school he was active 
in football, basketball, chorus, band, and he played the guitar. 
Weekends could be spent working on cars with friends at his dad’s body 
shop or at Cedar Bluff skiing behind his dad’s homemade boat Tiny Mite. 
In the winter, he and his cousins ice skated down the Hackberry for 
miles. He worked at the Bob Leighton farm and there he learned about 
rodeoing. The love of such lasted a lifetime.He was baptized on Easter Sunday April 22, 1962, in the Quinter 
Church of the Brethren. The church has held services for his 
grandparents and parents' funerals, his sister’s baptisms, his 
children’s baptisms, his two daughters' weddings, and now full circle 
his own memorial service.Doug attended one year at FHSU, and two years at Colby Juco where he 
graduated in 1971 with an associate’s degree. At both colleges he was in
 their Rodeo Club and Choraleers. He rode bulls and barebacks, and had a
 beautiful tenor voice. Doug was in college at Colby when he learned a 
hard lesson, not all horses can swim.It was in Colby, KS, in 1971, where a Quinter cowboy met a 
Phillipsburg drama major named Marcia Poague. They were married on 
August 12, 1972, in Phillipsburg, KS. Their marriage lasted 49 years, 3 
months, and 14 days. They were blessed with Callie Lynn, Megan Rae, and 
Garret Alan Press. Soon after Callie was born, Doug was asked to come 
back to Quinter and work for his neighbor Merton Ikenberry. Doug helped 
build their home, which was just a quarter of a mile from where he grew 
up. He and Marcia moved in in April of 1979. They were kept busy with 
their children in school sports, scouting, church activities, family 
gatherings, and spending time at Cedar Bluff.In 1981, he bought Press Construction from Francis Jamison, and he 
and his son, Garret, worked together off and on until 2012, thirty-one 
years. During this time, they worked many jobs with Von Tuttle of Aqua 
Pump and his son Tanner; they even had a water softener business 
together. Even though semi-retired, Doug and Garret continued to dig 
graves for Gove County making that total 40 years.He loved hunting, and going elk hunting with friends was a thrill. As
 much as he loved hunting, he loved ‘retelling’ the stories as much. "He
 was a USD 293 bus driver twice totaling over 22 years. Doug and his 
friend Dave Unruh started the PU Cattle Company in 1986 and they and 
their kids worked together for years. He was the Gove County Clerk from 
2013-2017, was on the Baker Township Board for over 20 years, and 
recently joined the Gove County Endowment Foundation.Doug was registered with the Coronado Area Council Boy Scouts of 
America from 1990-2014. During that time he served in many positions, 
Cubmaster and Scoutmaster for Troop 164, and held several District jobs.
 During the time he was registered with Coronado, he had his hand, in 
one way or another, of helping 32 scouts in Troop 164 receive the 
highest award in Scouting, the Eagle Scout. Of course he started this 
venture and saw fruition in it in his own son, Garret.Doug and Marcia are blessed to have 8 grandchildren and one great 
grandson. Watching them over the past 22 years play in sports, in 4-H 
shows (saw many grand champions), birthday parties, and graduations, all
 has kept them very busy.Lately, his idea of fun was solitaire and Nex Tech Classifieds. His 
health took a toll on his body, every waking moment was filled with 
pain. This year was extraordinary in the fact that the family all got 
together more than usual. A great-grandson was born. If there’s any 
comfort in losing a loved one, the family knows his last moments were 
spent doing what he loved, working around the yard in big equipment.“...absent from the body, and at home with the Lord.” (2 Corinthians 5:8)Doug was preceded in death by his parents.Survivors include his wife of the home, Marcia; Callie (Jeff) 
Brawner, Megan (Spencer) Herrman, and Garret Alan Press; grandchildren 
Bailey (Kendell) Born, Brooke and BrieAnn Brawner, Jaide, Scarlett, and 
Adaline Herrman; Brigham Alan and Nelly Press; great grandson Stetson 
Alan Born; sisters Marsha (Gary) Lang and Kendra (Roy) Delzeit; 20 
nieces and nephews; Aunts Roma Tuttle, Jan Reeder, and Marilyn (Dave) 
Johnson; great and great great nieces and nephews; cousins, and friends.‘Til we meet again and we will, thank you Jesus!Funeral service will be on December 3, 2021, 10:00 a.m. at the Church
 of the Brethren, Quinter, Kansas.&nbsp; Visitation will be held at the 
church on Thursday, December 2, 2021 from 5-7 p.m.Memorial Contributions may be given to the Quinter Ambulance Service or the Coronado Council of the Boy Scouts of America.

Douglas Alan Press

Norman Parker, age 82, of Hays, Kansas passed away November 25, 2021 at the Kansas Soldiers Home in Ft. Dodge, Kansas

Norman was born April 15, 1939&nbsp;to Ephraim Lawrence Parker and Eunice Margaret (Perdue) Parker, he attended St Joseph's Military school. In his senior year he joined the Air Force where he earned his&nbsp;high school diploma. Following his career in the Air Force, he moved to Chicago working as a cook where he was recognized as a master chef in the area. As a long-haul truck driver, he logged many miles across the lower 48 states in a lengthy career enjoying all the wonderful scenery our great country offers. While married to Phyllis Lorraine Gilbert, he had four cherished children: Dan, Teri, Tina, and Charlie. He was a proud Grandfather to Branden, Ryan, Heather, Kayla, Steven, Tara, Dustin, Alex, and Jordan and a Great Grandfather to Seth, Matthew, Charlee, Trinity, Nicholas, Andrew, Destinee, Natalee, Mason, and Dustin. He was loved by many and will be missed dearly by the Parkers’ and others who knew him.

He is preceded in death by his parents, his older brothers Thomas and Eddie of Hays KS, Charles of Englewood CO, his ex-wife Phyllis, and his son Charlie of Denver CO.

Memorial services will be held on December 18, 2021 at 2 PM at Brock's-Keithley Funeral Chapel, 2509 Vine Street Hays, Kansas 67601.&nbsp; Military honors will be rendered by the Hays VFW Post 9076.

Condolences may be left by guest book at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com/">www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com</a>&nbsp;or by email at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:keithleyfuneralhomes@gmail.com">keithleyfuneralhomes@gmail.com</a>

Cremation services under the direction of Brock's-Keithley Funeral Chapel and Crematory 785-625-3215.

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 </figure>Norman Parker, age 82, of Hays, Kansas passed away November 25, 2021 at the Kansas Soldiers Home in Ft. Dodge, KansasNorman was born April 15, 1939&nbsp;to Ephraim Lawrence Parker and Eunice Margaret (Perdue) Parker, he attended St Joseph's Military school. In his senior year he joined the Air Force where he earned his&nbsp;high school diploma. Following his career in the Air Force, he moved to Chicago working as a cook where he was recognized as a master chef in the area. As a long-haul truck driver, he logged many miles across the lower 48 states in a lengthy career enjoying all the wonderful scenery our great country offers. While married to Phyllis Lorraine Gilbert, he had four cherished children: Dan, Teri, Tina, and Charlie. He was a proud Grandfather to Branden, Ryan, Heather, Kayla, Steven, Tara, Dustin, Alex, and Jordan and a Great Grandfather to Seth, Matthew, Charlee, Trinity, Nicholas, Andrew, Destinee, Natalee, Mason, and Dustin. He was loved by many and will be missed dearly by the Parkers’ and others who knew him.He is preceded in death by his parents, his older brothers Thomas and Eddie of Hays KS, Charles of Englewood CO, his ex-wife Phyllis, and his son Charlie of Denver CO.Memorial services will be held on December 18, 2021 at 2 PM at Brock's-Keithley Funeral Chapel, 2509 Vine Street Hays, Kansas 67601.&nbsp; Military honors will be rendered by the Hays VFW Post 9076.Condolences may be left by guest book at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com/">www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com</a>&nbsp;or by email at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:keithleyfuneralhomes@gmail.com">keithleyfuneralhomes@gmail.com</a>Cremation services under the direction of Brock's-Keithley Funeral Chapel and Crematory 785-625-3215.

Norman Parker

Barbara Ann (Bauer) Schadel-Kropp, 79, passed away November 30, 2021, at Country Living of Larned.

She was born July 18, 1942, in Pawnee County, the daughter of Robert 
A. and Lucile G. Rucker Bauer. She was a Registered Nurse for 30 years 
working for the V.A. in San Diego and Martinez, California and Denver, 
Colorado.

She was of the Christian Faith.&nbsp; She graduated from Burdett High 
School in 1960; attended a business college in Hutchison, Kansas; and 
later in life she obtained her nursing degree in California.&nbsp; After 
retiring in 2007 she volunteered for hospice at local hospitals.&nbsp; She 
enjoyed traveling and hiking and loved her animals and her family.&nbsp;

In June of 1961, she married Orel A. Schadel Jr., they had four 
children; they later divorced in January of 1978; in 1982, she married 
Bob Kropp in San Diego, California, they later divorced.

Survivors include; four children, Traci (Daniel) Nuckolls, Burdett; 
Trudi (Rod) Eldridge, Larned; Tonya Schadel, Larned and Steven Schadel, 
Denver, Colorado; three siblings, Connie Ellis, San Carlos, California, 
Edward Bauer, Burdett and Randy (Linda) Bauer, Fairbury, Nebraska; 
eleven grandchildren; two great grandchildren, one on the way and 
various nieces, nephews and cousins.

She was preceded in death by; her parents and a son-in-law Tom Seltmann.

Cremation has taken place with a memorial service at a later date.&nbsp;

Memorials may be given to the Wounded Warrior Project, in care of Beckwith Mortuary, P.O. Box, 477, Larned, KS 67550.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>Barbara Ann (Bauer) Schadel-Kropp, 79, passed away November 30, 2021, at Country Living of Larned.She was born July 18, 1942, in Pawnee County, the daughter of Robert 
A. and Lucile G. Rucker Bauer. She was a Registered Nurse for 30 years 
working for the V.A. in San Diego and Martinez, California and Denver, 
Colorado.She was of the Christian Faith.&nbsp; She graduated from Burdett High 
School in 1960; attended a business college in Hutchison, Kansas; and 
later in life she obtained her nursing degree in California.&nbsp; After 
retiring in 2007 she volunteered for hospice at local hospitals.&nbsp; She 
enjoyed traveling and hiking and loved her animals and her family.&nbsp;In June of 1961, she married Orel A. Schadel Jr., they had four 
children; they later divorced in January of 1978; in 1982, she married 
Bob Kropp in San Diego, California, they later divorced.Survivors include; four children, Traci (Daniel) Nuckolls, Burdett; 
Trudi (Rod) Eldridge, Larned; Tonya Schadel, Larned and Steven Schadel, 
Denver, Colorado; three siblings, Connie Ellis, San Carlos, California, 
Edward Bauer, Burdett and Randy (Linda) Bauer, Fairbury, Nebraska; 
eleven grandchildren; two great grandchildren, one on the way and 
various nieces, nephews and cousins.She was preceded in death by; her parents and a son-in-law Tom Seltmann.Cremation has taken place with a memorial service at a later date.&nbsp;Memorials may be given to the Wounded Warrior Project, in care of Beckwith Mortuary, P.O. Box, 477, Larned, KS 67550.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Barbara Ann (Bauer) Schadel-Kropp

Nancy Mae (Amos) Cloyd, age 82, of Goodland passed away Thursday, November 25, 2021. 
 
She was born August 24, 1939 at the family farm Northwest of Goodland, 
the daughter of Robert and Mary Belle (Murray) Amos.&nbsp; She grew up and 
attended school graduating from Goodland High School in 1957.&nbsp; She 
married Van William Cloyd Jr. in 1959.&nbsp; To this union were born Jackie, 
Rodney and Tony. 
 
Nancy worked as a secretary for Kansas Claims until her retirement, then
 she worked at the Super 8 front desk.&nbsp; She enjoyed spending time with 
her children and grandchildren, keeping up with her family and friends 
on Facebook. 
 
Preceding her in death were her parents, and siblings Lyman, Marion, Rex, Evelyn, Duane and Glenn (Sam). 
 
Surviving family includes her children Jackie Battistoni of Goodland, 
KS, Rodney Cloyd, Topeka, KS, and Tony (Reatha) Cloyd, Lindale, TX, 
bonus children Judy (Andy) Ayala, McKinney, TX, and Darrell (Michele) 
Grund, Sidney, NE.&nbsp; Her grandchildren Angela Delano, Shane (Jen) Hauser,
 Matthew Cloyd, Nicole (Christopher) McAdams, Ashleigh Cloyd, Cassie 
(Shawn) Reynolds, Brittany Cloyd, Gabriella Grund, Janae Grund and 
Cierra Grund, 10 great grandchildren and many more family and friends.

Information and online condolences www.batemanfuneral.com.

Click <a href="https://www.batemanfuneral.com/obituary/Nancy-Cloyd">HERE</a> for service details.

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 </figure>Nancy Mae (Amos) Cloyd, age 82, of Goodland passed away Thursday, November 25, 2021. 
 
She was born August 24, 1939 at the family farm Northwest of Goodland, 
the daughter of Robert and Mary Belle (Murray) Amos.&nbsp; She grew up and 
attended school graduating from Goodland High School in 1957.&nbsp; She 
married Van William Cloyd Jr. in 1959.&nbsp; To this union were born Jackie, 
Rodney and Tony. 
 
Nancy worked as a secretary for Kansas Claims until her retirement, then
 she worked at the Super 8 front desk.&nbsp; She enjoyed spending time with 
her children and grandchildren, keeping up with her family and friends 
on Facebook. 
 
Preceding her in death were her parents, and siblings Lyman, Marion, Rex, Evelyn, Duane and Glenn (Sam). 
 
Surviving family includes her children Jackie Battistoni of Goodland, 
KS, Rodney Cloyd, Topeka, KS, and Tony (Reatha) Cloyd, Lindale, TX, 
bonus children Judy (Andy) Ayala, McKinney, TX, and Darrell (Michele) 
Grund, Sidney, NE.&nbsp; Her grandchildren Angela Delano, Shane (Jen) Hauser,
 Matthew Cloyd, Nicole (Christopher) McAdams, Ashleigh Cloyd, Cassie 
(Shawn) Reynolds, Brittany Cloyd, Gabriella Grund, Janae Grund and 
Cierra Grund, 10 great grandchildren and many more family and friends.Information and online condolences www.batemanfuneral.com.Click <a href="https://www.batemanfuneral.com/obituary/Nancy-Cloyd">HERE</a> for service details.

Nancy Mae (Amos) Cloyd

April 19, 1952 ~ November 29, 2021

An obituary and services are pending with Bateman Funeral Home.

April 19, 1952 ~ November 29, 2021An obituary and services are pending with Bateman Funeral Home.

Douglas L. Whitson

Betty R. White, 97, of LaGrange Park, Illinois and former Russell 
County resident, died on Sunday, November 21, 2021 at the Plymouth Place
 Senior Living Community in La Grange Park, Illinois.

Betty was born on June 19, 1924, in Paradise, Kansas, the daughter of
 Joseph R. and Julia B. (Cobb) Hubbard.&nbsp; She grew up in the Paradise and
 Waldo area, and graduated from Waldo High School. &nbsp;&nbsp;Betty married 
Robert W. Lake August 7, 1942.&nbsp; A daughter, Rebecca, was adopted in July
 1949 and in late 1950 Betty and Bob adopted two sisters, Frankie and 
Dorothy. In early 1960, due to her health, the family moved to Mesa and 
shortly after Scottsdale, Arizona. &nbsp;Betty lived in Scottsdale for over 
47 years. &nbsp;Betty and Bob divorced in 1964.&nbsp; Betty worked as a dental 
assistant for years and in June 1968 married Virgil Unsworth. Betty then
 started managing apartment complexes around the Scottsdale area with 
Virgil doing the maintenance work. Virgil died of a heart attack 
November 1986. Betty continued to work managing apartment complexes and 
in January 1988 married Lt. Colonel William White.&nbsp; They enjoyed their 
life together traveling to visit places around the world where William 
was stationed throughout his long Air Force career.&nbsp; William died for 
Alzheimer’s in December 2003. &nbsp;

In 2008, Betty moved to the Chicago area to Plymouth Place to be with
 her daughter Dr. Rebecca Lake. Together, they enjoyed traveling, 
vacation cruises, various entertainment venues around the Chicago area, 
and watching the Cubs.&nbsp;

Surviving family includes her daughters Dr. Rebecca S. Lake of 
Westchester, Illinois; Frankie Bland and family of Luray, Kansas; and 
Dorothy Lake of Mesa, Arizona.&nbsp;

She was preceded in death by her parents Joseph R. and Julia B. 
(Cobb) Hubbard, older sister Peggy Paramore, younger sister Donna Princ,
 brother Joseph E. Hubbard and her special friend Marjorie Palmer Green.

Cremation has been selected by the family and a private burial of 
ashes will take place at the Luray City Cemetery at a later date.&nbsp; 
Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary of Russell, Kansas, is in charge of the 
arrangements.

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 </figure>Betty R. White, 97, of LaGrange Park, Illinois and former Russell 
County resident, died on Sunday, November 21, 2021 at the Plymouth Place
 Senior Living Community in La Grange Park, Illinois.Betty was born on June 19, 1924, in Paradise, Kansas, the daughter of
 Joseph R. and Julia B. (Cobb) Hubbard.&nbsp; She grew up in the Paradise and
 Waldo area, and graduated from Waldo High School. &nbsp;&nbsp;Betty married 
Robert W. Lake August 7, 1942.&nbsp; A daughter, Rebecca, was adopted in July
 1949 and in late 1950 Betty and Bob adopted two sisters, Frankie and 
Dorothy. In early 1960, due to her health, the family moved to Mesa and 
shortly after Scottsdale, Arizona. &nbsp;Betty lived in Scottsdale for over 
47 years. &nbsp;Betty and Bob divorced in 1964.&nbsp; Betty worked as a dental 
assistant for years and in June 1968 married Virgil Unsworth. Betty then
 started managing apartment complexes around the Scottsdale area with 
Virgil doing the maintenance work. Virgil died of a heart attack 
November 1986. Betty continued to work managing apartment complexes and 
in January 1988 married Lt. Colonel William White.&nbsp; They enjoyed their 
life together traveling to visit places around the world where William 
was stationed throughout his long Air Force career.&nbsp; William died for 
Alzheimer’s in December 2003. &nbsp;In 2008, Betty moved to the Chicago area to Plymouth Place to be with
 her daughter Dr. Rebecca Lake. Together, they enjoyed traveling, 
vacation cruises, various entertainment venues around the Chicago area, 
and watching the Cubs.&nbsp;Surviving family includes her daughters Dr. Rebecca S. Lake of 
Westchester, Illinois; Frankie Bland and family of Luray, Kansas; and 
Dorothy Lake of Mesa, Arizona.&nbsp;She was preceded in death by her parents Joseph R. and Julia B. 
(Cobb) Hubbard, older sister Peggy Paramore, younger sister Donna Princ,
 brother Joseph E. Hubbard and her special friend Marjorie Palmer Green.Cremation has been selected by the family and a private burial of 
ashes will take place at the Luray City Cemetery at a later date.&nbsp; 
Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary of Russell, Kansas, is in charge of the 
arrangements.

Betty R. White

Marvie J. Wedel, age 93, of Derby, formerly of Monument, passed away 
on Monday, November 29, 2021, at the Regent Park Rehabilitation and 
Healthcare in Wichita.

He was born on March 12, 1928, and married Shirley Thrasher.

A complete obituary and service details are pending with Kennedy-Koster Funeral Home.&nbsp;

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on Monday, November 29, 2021, at the Regent Park Rehabilitation and 
Healthcare in Wichita.He was born on March 12, 1928, and married Shirley Thrasher.A complete obituary and service details are pending with Kennedy-Koster Funeral Home.&nbsp;

Marvie J. Wedel

Friday, December 3rd, 1948-Sunday, November 28th, 2021

An obituary and services are pending with Baalmann Mortuary.

Friday, December 3rd, 1948-Sunday, November 28th, 2021An obituary and services are pending with Baalmann Mortuary.

Eugenia Ann Anderson

Ramona “Mony” Ann (Bieker) Stupka passed away on Wednesday, November 24, 2021, at Citizens Medical Center in Colby. 
She was born September 13, 1939, to Theodore and Leona (Billinger) 
Bieker in WaKeeney, Kansas. She grew up in Victoria and Colby and 
attended Colby High School. Throughout her school years, Mony enjoyed 
cheerleading and serving her friends and the community while working at 
the drug store and Rainbow Drive-Inn. 
On February 17, 1958, she married Louis Ernest “Sonny” Stupka at Sacred 
Heart Catholic Church in Colby. The couple had two sons, Dustan and Tab 
and a daughter, Melinda. 
Throughout her life, Mony held many positions, but none fulfilled her as
 much as her fifteen years driving school bus for USD 315. Along with 
her husband Sonny, Mony enjoyed horses, trail rides, camping and 
spending time with her grandchildren. As time passed, Mony would often 
find herself on social media analyzing current events while proudly 
admiring and enjoying the events of her children, grandchildren, other 
family and friends. 
Ramona is proceeded in death by both of her parents; her husband, Sonny;
 her son, Tab and two brothers, Chris and Vernon Bieker. 
Survivors include daughter Melinda and husband Lindle Harold and 
grandson Kyle (Christina and Teghan Rosendahl) of Colby; son Dustan and 
wife Kylie Stupka and grandsons Brigdon, Brock and Brandt of Andover; 
sisters Peggy (Ron) Young and Maybelle Moore; brother Robert (Lori) 
Beiker; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. 
A Memorial Mass will take place on December 4, 2021, at 10:00 a.m. at 
Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Colby. Burial will be at Sacred Heart 
Cemetery. Honorary Pall Bearers are Bridgon, Brock and Brandt Stupka and
 Kyle Harold. Memorials may be made to Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 
Colby and sent in care of Baalmann Mortuary, PO Box 391, Colby, KS 
67701. For information or condolences visit www.baalmannmortuary.com&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

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She was born September 13, 1939, to Theodore and Leona (Billinger) 
Bieker in WaKeeney, Kansas. She grew up in Victoria and Colby and 
attended Colby High School. Throughout her school years, Mony enjoyed 
cheerleading and serving her friends and the community while working at 
the drug store and Rainbow Drive-Inn. 
On February 17, 1958, she married Louis Ernest “Sonny” Stupka at Sacred 
Heart Catholic Church in Colby. The couple had two sons, Dustan and Tab 
and a daughter, Melinda. 
Throughout her life, Mony held many positions, but none fulfilled her as
 much as her fifteen years driving school bus for USD 315. Along with 
her husband Sonny, Mony enjoyed horses, trail rides, camping and 
spending time with her grandchildren. As time passed, Mony would often 
find herself on social media analyzing current events while proudly 
admiring and enjoying the events of her children, grandchildren, other 
family and friends. 
Ramona is proceeded in death by both of her parents; her husband, Sonny;
 her son, Tab and two brothers, Chris and Vernon Bieker. 
Survivors include daughter Melinda and husband Lindle Harold and 
grandson Kyle (Christina and Teghan Rosendahl) of Colby; son Dustan and 
wife Kylie Stupka and grandsons Brigdon, Brock and Brandt of Andover; 
sisters Peggy (Ron) Young and Maybelle Moore; brother Robert (Lori) 
Beiker; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. 
A Memorial Mass will take place on December 4, 2021, at 10:00 a.m. at 
Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Colby. Burial will be at Sacred Heart 
Cemetery. Honorary Pall Bearers are Bridgon, Brock and Brandt Stupka and
 Kyle Harold. Memorials may be made to Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 
Colby and sent in care of Baalmann Mortuary, PO Box 391, Colby, KS 
67701. For information or condolences visit www.baalmannmortuary.com&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Ramona 'Mony' Ann (Bieker) Stupka

Jimmy L. Dalton, 71, Great Bend, Kansas, passed away Sunday, November
 28, 2021, at the University of Kansas Health Systems Great Bend Campus,
 Great Bend, Kansas.

Jimmy was born October 26, 1950, in Abilene, Kansas, the son of 
Harold Dean and Mary Ella (Johnson) Dalton.&nbsp; He was a lifelong resident 
of Rush County, Kansas, and Barton County, Kansas.&nbsp; Jimmy cleaned homes 
for private individuals before his retirement.

Survivors include:&nbsp; one son, Curtis Dalton (Kandi Engel), Bison, 
Kansas; two brothers, Jerry Dalton (Rhonda), Wichita, Kansas, and Robert
 “Bob” Dalton (Mary), Bison, Kansas; two sisters, Connie Wharton (Lyle),
 Kansas, and Lonnie Call, Arlington, Kansas; one brother in law, Robert 
Giesick, Hutchinson, Kansas; and one sister in law, Debbie Dalton, Otis,
 Kansas.

He was preceded in death by his parents; one brother, Terry Dalton; and one sister, Norma Giesick.

Graveside memorial service will be Wednesday, December 8, 2021, at 
2:00 P.M. at the Baptist Cemetery, Bison, Kansas, with Pastor Terry 
Warner officiating.&nbsp; Inurnment will be in the Baptist Cemetery, Bison, 
Kansas.

In lieu of flowers or plants, the family requests memorials to 
Jimmy’s family who will designate a specific charity in the future.

Condolences or remembrances may be left for the family at www.janousekfuneralhome.com.

Arrangements were by Janousek Funeral Home, 719 Pine Street, P O Box 550, La Crosse, Kansas 67548, 785/222-2517.

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 </figure>Jimmy L. Dalton, 71, Great Bend, Kansas, passed away Sunday, November
 28, 2021, at the University of Kansas Health Systems Great Bend Campus,
 Great Bend, Kansas.Jimmy was born October 26, 1950, in Abilene, Kansas, the son of 
Harold Dean and Mary Ella (Johnson) Dalton.&nbsp; He was a lifelong resident 
of Rush County, Kansas, and Barton County, Kansas.&nbsp; Jimmy cleaned homes 
for private individuals before his retirement.Survivors include:&nbsp; one son, Curtis Dalton (Kandi Engel), Bison, 
Kansas; two brothers, Jerry Dalton (Rhonda), Wichita, Kansas, and Robert
 “Bob” Dalton (Mary), Bison, Kansas; two sisters, Connie Wharton (Lyle),
 Kansas, and Lonnie Call, Arlington, Kansas; one brother in law, Robert 
Giesick, Hutchinson, Kansas; and one sister in law, Debbie Dalton, Otis,
 Kansas.He was preceded in death by his parents; one brother, Terry Dalton; and one sister, Norma Giesick.Graveside memorial service will be Wednesday, December 8, 2021, at 
2:00 P.M. at the Baptist Cemetery, Bison, Kansas, with Pastor Terry 
Warner officiating.&nbsp; Inurnment will be in the Baptist Cemetery, Bison, 
Kansas.In lieu of flowers or plants, the family requests memorials to 
Jimmy’s family who will designate a specific charity in the future.Condolences or remembrances may be left for the family at www.janousekfuneralhome.com.Arrangements were by Janousek Funeral Home, 719 Pine Street, P O Box 550, La Crosse, Kansas 67548, 785/222-2517.

Jimmy L. Dalton

June 22, 1982
 -
 November 22, 2021

An obituary is pending with Pauls Funeral Home.

Click <a href="https://www.paulsfh.com/obituaries/Jeremy-Scott?obId=23250429#/celebrationWall">HERE</a> for service details.

June 22, 1982
 -
 November 22, 2021An obituary is pending with Pauls Funeral Home.Click <a href="https://www.paulsfh.com/obituaries/Jeremy-Scott?obId=23250429#/celebrationWall">HERE</a> for service details.

Jeremy Scott

Patty Louise Herrman, age 63, of Hays, Kansas passed away Thursday, November 25, 2021, at Hays Medical Center. She was born May 2, 1958, in Hill City, Kansas to Virgil and Mary (Metheny) Deringer. She attended school in Goodland, Kansas and earned a bachelor’s degree from Fort Hays State University. On July 9, 1988, she married Leland Herrman in LaCrosse, Kansas. Patty was an auditor for the Department of Education for 33 years. Patty was very involved with her family and particularly her grandchildren. She is survived by her husband, Leland of Hays; a daughter, Terra Niehoff and husband Brandon of Shawnee, Kansas; three sisters, Jo Ann Deringer of Denver, Colorado, Doris Luna of New Braunfels, Texas and Betty Flanagan of Peoria, Arizona as well as two grandchildren, Emma Osborne and Jace Niehoff. She was preceded in death by her parents. Funeral services will be 11:00 AM January 8, 2022, at St. Michael’s Catholic Church in LaCrosse, Kansas. Inurnment will follow in the LaCrosse City Cemetery. Memorial visitation will be January 8, 2022, 10:00 AM until service time at the church. Memorial contributions are suggested to St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital or HaysMed Hospice. Contributions made payable to the organization may be sent in care of Keithley Funeral Homes PO Box 86 Hays, KS 67601. Memories and condolences may be left by guest book at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com/">www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com</a>&nbsp;or by email at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:keithleyfuneralhomes@gmail.com">keithleyfuneralhomes@gmail.com</a>&nbsp;Arrangements in care of Brock's-Keithley Funeral Chapel and Crematory 2509 Vine Hays, KS 67601.

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 </figure>Patty Louise Herrman, age 63, of Hays, Kansas passed away Thursday, November 25, 2021, at Hays Medical Center. She was born May 2, 1958, in Hill City, Kansas to Virgil and Mary (Metheny) Deringer. She attended school in Goodland, Kansas and earned a bachelor’s degree from Fort Hays State University. On July 9, 1988, she married Leland Herrman in LaCrosse, Kansas. Patty was an auditor for the Department of Education for 33 years. Patty was very involved with her family and particularly her grandchildren. She is survived by her husband, Leland of Hays; a daughter, Terra Niehoff and husband Brandon of Shawnee, Kansas; three sisters, Jo Ann Deringer of Denver, Colorado, Doris Luna of New Braunfels, Texas and Betty Flanagan of Peoria, Arizona as well as two grandchildren, Emma Osborne and Jace Niehoff. She was preceded in death by her parents. Funeral services will be 11:00 AM January 8, 2022, at St. Michael’s Catholic Church in LaCrosse, Kansas. Inurnment will follow in the LaCrosse City Cemetery. Memorial visitation will be January 8, 2022, 10:00 AM until service time at the church. Memorial contributions are suggested to St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital or HaysMed Hospice. Contributions made payable to the organization may be sent in care of Keithley Funeral Homes PO Box 86 Hays, KS 67601. Memories and condolences may be left by guest book at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com/">www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com</a>&nbsp;or by email at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:keithleyfuneralhomes@gmail.com">keithleyfuneralhomes@gmail.com</a>&nbsp;Arrangements in care of Brock's-Keithley Funeral Chapel and Crematory 2509 Vine Hays, KS 67601.

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