February 4, 1950 ~ November 23, 2021

An obituary is pending with Bateman Funeral Home.&nbsp;

Click <a href="https://www.batemanfuneral.com/obituary/Louie-Yarger">HERE</a> for service details.&nbsp;

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 </figure>February 4, 1950 ~ November 23, 2021An obituary is pending with Bateman Funeral Home.&nbsp;Click <a href="https://www.batemanfuneral.com/obituary/Louie-Yarger">HERE</a> for service details.&nbsp;

Louie Gregory Yarger

Saturday, June 10th, 1939-Tuesday, November 23rd, 2021

An obituary and services are pending with Baalmann Mortuary.

Saturday, June 10th, 1939-Tuesday, November 23rd, 2021An obituary and services are pending with Baalmann Mortuary.

Celestin Severin Leiker Jr.

Lillian Jean “Lil” Becker, 80, of Russell, Kansas, died on Wednesday, November 24, 2021, at her home in Russell.

Lillian was born on July 29, 1941, in Victoria, Kansas, the daughter of Joseph and Florina (Dreiling) Graf.&nbsp; She grew up in Victoria, Kansas, and graduated from Victoria High School in the class of 1959.&nbsp; She met, fell in love and was united in marriage to John Becker on April 23, 1966, in Victoria.&nbsp; From this union Lillian and John were blessed with a son Wayne and they made there home in Russell.&nbsp; Her fulltime job was wife, mother and homemaker for her family.&nbsp; She also worked outside the home as a prep cook at Vintage Place and Martino’s Pizza.&nbsp; She was a longtime member of St. Mary Queen of Angels Catholic Church in Russell and enjoyed participating in Church Guild and doing mission work through the church.&nbsp; She enjoyed gardening, cooking and sewing, but most of all enjoyed spending time with her family, friends and cats.

Surviving family include her husband John of the home; son Wayne Becker of Cleveland, Ohio; grandson Jacob Becker of Cleveland, Ohio; nieces Jolene Watson of Cimarron, Kansas and Karen Sharp of Salina, Kansas; and nephews Michael Schmidt and wife Mary of Ellsworth, Kansas, David Schmidt and wife Gloria of Salina, Kansas and Mark Schmidt of Salina, Kansas.

She was preceded in death by her parents, sister Joan Schmidt, brother in-law Virgil Schmidt, niece Theresa Schmidt and niece in-law Laura Schmidt.

A celebration of the funeral mass for Lillian will be held at 10:30 A.M. on Monday, November 29, 2021, at the St. Mary Queen of Angels Catholic Church in Russell.&nbsp; A Rosary will take place at 7 P.M. on Sunday, November 28, 2021, at the mortuary.&nbsp; Viewing and visitation will take place from 1 P.M. to 8 P.M. on Sunday at the mortuary with family greeting guests from 6 P.M. to 7 P.M. Sunday evening.&nbsp; 

Memorials may be given to the St. Mary, Queen of Angels Catholic Church and sent in care of the mortuary.&nbsp; Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary of Russell, Kansas is in charge of the funeral service arrangements.

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 </figure>Lillian Jean “Lil” Becker, 80, of Russell, Kansas, died on Wednesday, November 24, 2021, at her home in Russell.Lillian was born on July 29, 1941, in Victoria, Kansas, the daughter of Joseph and Florina (Dreiling) Graf.&nbsp; She grew up in Victoria, Kansas, and graduated from Victoria High School in the class of 1959.&nbsp; She met, fell in love and was united in marriage to John Becker on April 23, 1966, in Victoria.&nbsp; From this union Lillian and John were blessed with a son Wayne and they made there home in Russell.&nbsp; Her fulltime job was wife, mother and homemaker for her family.&nbsp; She also worked outside the home as a prep cook at Vintage Place and Martino’s Pizza.&nbsp; She was a longtime member of St. Mary Queen of Angels Catholic Church in Russell and enjoyed participating in Church Guild and doing mission work through the church.&nbsp; She enjoyed gardening, cooking and sewing, but most of all enjoyed spending time with her family, friends and cats.Surviving family include her husband John of the home; son Wayne Becker of Cleveland, Ohio; grandson Jacob Becker of Cleveland, Ohio; nieces Jolene Watson of Cimarron, Kansas and Karen Sharp of Salina, Kansas; and nephews Michael Schmidt and wife Mary of Ellsworth, Kansas, David Schmidt and wife Gloria of Salina, Kansas and Mark Schmidt of Salina, Kansas.She was preceded in death by her parents, sister Joan Schmidt, brother in-law Virgil Schmidt, niece Theresa Schmidt and niece in-law Laura Schmidt.A celebration of the funeral mass for Lillian will be held at 10:30 A.M. on Monday, November 29, 2021, at the St. Mary Queen of Angels Catholic Church in Russell.&nbsp; A Rosary will take place at 7 P.M. on Sunday, November 28, 2021, at the mortuary.&nbsp; Viewing and visitation will take place from 1 P.M. to 8 P.M. on Sunday at the mortuary with family greeting guests from 6 P.M. to 7 P.M. Sunday evening.&nbsp; Memorials may be given to the St. Mary, Queen of Angels Catholic Church and sent in care of the mortuary.&nbsp; Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary of Russell, Kansas is in charge of the funeral service arrangements.

Lillian Jean 'Lil' Becker

Dixie D. Koch, 66, passed away November 21, 2021.  She was born March 5, 1955, in Smith Center, the daughter of Samuel and Darlene (Warner) Burgess.

She is preceded in death by her husband, Gary and infant daughter, Cheron.

She is survived by daughter, Keenya Tyler (Karlheinz) of Concordia; sons, Casey Koch of Concordia and Chris Billings of Emporia, 10 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren; sisters, Karla Anderson (Billy) of Downs, Cathy Hrabe of Downs, and Christy Roscovius of Wamego.

Funeral service will be held Saturday, November 27, 2021, at 10:00 a.m. at the First Christian Church, Downs.  Visitation--Friday, November 26 from 7-8:30 p.m. at the church. 

Memorials may be given to Dixie Koch Memorial Fund in care of Domoney Funeral Home, PO Box 127, Downs, KS 67437

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 </figure>Dixie D. Koch, 66, passed away November 21, 2021. She was born March 5, 1955, in Smith Center, the daughter of Samuel and Darlene (Warner) Burgess.She is preceded in death by her husband, Gary and infant daughter, Cheron.She is survived by daughter, Keenya Tyler (Karlheinz) of Concordia; sons, Casey Koch of Concordia and Chris Billings of Emporia, 10 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren; sisters, Karla Anderson (Billy) of Downs, Cathy Hrabe of Downs, and Christy Roscovius of Wamego.Funeral service will be held Saturday, November 27, 2021, at 10:00 a.m. at the First Christian Church, Downs. Visitation--Friday, November 26 from 7-8:30 p.m. at the church. Memorials may be given to Dixie Koch Memorial Fund in care of Domoney Funeral Home, PO Box 127, Downs, KS 67437

Dixie D. Koch

February 10, 1984
 -
 November 21, 2021

An obituary and services are pending with Plumer-Gobber Funeral Home.

February 10, 1984
 -
 November 21, 2021 An obituary and services are pending with Plumer-Gobber Funeral Home.

Mikey DeLa Vega

Lenora Louise (Quade) Grover, age 70, of Hays, KS, entered the Kingdom of Heaven, on November 23, 2021.&nbsp; She passed away at the Hays Medical Center following a brief illness. Lenora was born on November 24, 1950, in Beloit, KS, to Fred H. and Edna P. (Nusbaum) Quade.&nbsp; She moved to Great Bend, KS as a small child and graduated from Great Bend High School in 1968. &nbsp; On November 30, 1969, she married V. Lynn Schmitt in Great Bend, KS, and to their union were born BJ, Monnie and Eric.&nbsp; They later divorced. On January 10, 1976, Lenora married her soul mate, Daniel Grover, in Great Bend, KS.&nbsp; To this union, Heather, was born.&nbsp; Lenora’s life with Daniel took her to several states, including Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma and back to Kansas, where they settled in Hays in 1990.&nbsp; Lenora was a fabulous cook, learning all she knew from her mother.&nbsp; She tried her hand at many things, including managing an Eyewear Business in Great Bend, a Sheriff’s Deputy in Oakley, KS and food service in Ness City.&nbsp; Her passion always led her back to taking care of the public and working in the food industry.&nbsp; She met so many people along the way and never knew a stranger. &nbsp; She had a kind soul and treated everyone with genuine love.&nbsp; She had a memorable personality and although tiny, she never let her size get in the way.&nbsp; Her greatest accomplishment was her family.&nbsp; Time spent with her kids and grandkids were very precious to her.&nbsp; She loved her Lord and Savior and her faith carried her through. Lenora is preceded in death by her parents, Fred and Edna Quade; her brother-in-law, Robert Zink; her Brother-In-Law, Leroy Weese; her Mother-In-Law, Bonnie Grover, her Father and Mother-In-Law, Clarence and Maxine Grover; and her sister-in-law, Gwinni Delgado. Lenora is survived by her husband, Daniel, of the home.&nbsp; Her children BJ Schmitt of Hays; Monnie (Doug) Shearer of Hays; Eric (Darcy) Schmitt of Hays; Heather Grover of Hays; Clarence Grover of Hyannis, NE; Kimberly (Ward) Corsair of La Crosse; 12 grandchildren; her puppies Sweetie, Colt and Bick; and many nieces, nephews and extended family.&nbsp; She is also survived by her sister, Alberta of Kansas City; her brother Doug (Dorothy) of Great Bend; and her brother Brian (Patty) of Hoisington. Visitation will be on Friday, November 26, 2021, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Brock’s – Keithley Funeral Chapel at 2509 Vine St. in Hays, KS .&nbsp; Funeral Services will be on Saturday, November 27, 2021, at 10:00 a.m. at Funeral Chapel, with Pastor Brenda Rodger officiating.&nbsp; Lenora will be placed to rest in the Blue Hills, north of Hunter, KS, in the Rose Valley Cemetery at 12:30 PM. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials to the family for memorial expenses, in care of the Brock’s – Keithley Funeral Chapel.

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 </figure>Lenora Louise (Quade) Grover, age 70, of Hays, KS, entered the Kingdom of Heaven, on November 23, 2021.&nbsp; She passed away at the Hays Medical Center following a brief illness. Lenora was born on November 24, 1950, in Beloit, KS, to Fred H. and Edna P. (Nusbaum) Quade.&nbsp; She moved to Great Bend, KS as a small child and graduated from Great Bend High School in 1968. &nbsp; On November 30, 1969, she married V. Lynn Schmitt in Great Bend, KS, and to their union were born BJ, Monnie and Eric.&nbsp; They later divorced. On January 10, 1976, Lenora married her soul mate, Daniel Grover, in Great Bend, KS.&nbsp; To this union, Heather, was born.&nbsp; Lenora’s life with Daniel took her to several states, including Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma and back to Kansas, where they settled in Hays in 1990.&nbsp; Lenora was a fabulous cook, learning all she knew from her mother.&nbsp; She tried her hand at many things, including managing an Eyewear Business in Great Bend, a Sheriff’s Deputy in Oakley, KS and food service in Ness City.&nbsp; Her passion always led her back to taking care of the public and working in the food industry.&nbsp; She met so many people along the way and never knew a stranger. &nbsp; She had a kind soul and treated everyone with genuine love.&nbsp; She had a memorable personality and although tiny, she never let her size get in the way.&nbsp; Her greatest accomplishment was her family.&nbsp; Time spent with her kids and grandkids were very precious to her.&nbsp; She loved her Lord and Savior and her faith carried her through. Lenora is preceded in death by her parents, Fred and Edna Quade; her brother-in-law, Robert Zink; her Brother-In-Law, Leroy Weese; her Mother-In-Law, Bonnie Grover, her Father and Mother-In-Law, Clarence and Maxine Grover; and her sister-in-law, Gwinni Delgado. Lenora is survived by her husband, Daniel, of the home.&nbsp; Her children BJ Schmitt of Hays; Monnie (Doug) Shearer of Hays; Eric (Darcy) Schmitt of Hays; Heather Grover of Hays; Clarence Grover of Hyannis, NE; Kimberly (Ward) Corsair of La Crosse; 12 grandchildren; her puppies Sweetie, Colt and Bick; and many nieces, nephews and extended family.&nbsp; She is also survived by her sister, Alberta of Kansas City; her brother Doug (Dorothy) of Great Bend; and her brother Brian (Patty) of Hoisington. Visitation will be on Friday, November 26, 2021, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Brock’s – Keithley Funeral Chapel at 2509 Vine St. in Hays, KS .&nbsp; Funeral Services will be on Saturday, November 27, 2021, at 10:00 a.m. at Funeral Chapel, with Pastor Brenda Rodger officiating.&nbsp; Lenora will be placed to rest in the Blue Hills, north of Hunter, KS, in the Rose Valley Cemetery at 12:30 PM. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials to the family for memorial expenses, in care of the Brock’s – Keithley Funeral Chapel.

Lenora Louise (Quade) Grover

Anthony "Butch" L. Feldt, 87, of Park, Kansas, passed away November 21, 
2021, at the Sheridan County Health Complex. 

He was born on July 17, 
1934, at the family home near Park, Kansas, the ninth child of Anton and
 Anna (Reinert) Feldt. He grew up on the family farm and attended Park 
Elementary and graduated from the Park High School. Following 
graduation, he served in the United States Army for two years. Following
 his honorable discharge from the Army he returned home to help his 
parents with the farm. On April 30, 1957, Butch married the love of his 
life Mary Ann Rupp. They lived on the family farm, farming, and running 
the dairy. They were blessed with a family of three sons and two 
daughters. 
 Butch spent all his life as a farmer and dairy farmer. He also had a
 business, Feldt Sales, selling tarps, grain carts, and grinders. He was
 part of the Machinery, Equipment, and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers 
Industry. He traveled to many farms shows showing and selling his wares.
 He enjoyed working with and helping organize the Gove County Rodeo. 
Butch and Mary Ann worked hard, but they did enjoy a trip to Germany. 
Butch also loved to play and teach others to play pitch. Butch never 
knew a stranger and had a giggle one could not forget. He was very 
devoted to his Lord and Savior. He worked faithfully in and for the 
church and was active in the Knights of Columbus.
 Butch is survived by his son, Roy Feldt and wife Linda of Lavon, 
Texas; daughters, Barbara Ellegood and husband Tate of Hays, Kansas and 
Rosanne Schroeder and husband Stan of Gilbert, Arizona; grandchildren, 
Matt Schroeder, Jenny Bretz, Jason Feldt, Greg Feldt, Cole Feldt, and 
Shelly Butler; eight great-grandchildren; extended family and friends.
 He was preceded in death by his wife, Mary Ann; parents, Anton, and 
Anna Feldt; sons, Edwin Feldt and Douglas Feldt; brothers, Jerome 
Feldt, Jack Feldt, Pete Feldt, Clete Feldt, and Norb Feldt; and sisters,
 Bette Younger, Teresa Benton, and Anna Marie Huelsman; and 
granddaughter, Shari Schroeder.
 A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Saturday, November 27, 2021,
 at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Park, Kansas at 10:00 A.M. with 
interment in the Sacred Heart Cemetery, Park following the service. 
Visitations will be held on Friday, November 26, 2021, at Mickey-Leopold
 Funeral Home, Hoxie, Kansas from 1:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. and Saturday, 
November 27, 2021, at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Park, Kansas 
from 8:30 A.M. until service time, 10:00 A.M. A Vigil and Rosary 
Service will be held at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Friday, 
November 26, 2021 at 7:15 P.M.

  Memorials are suggested to the Sacred 
Heart Catholic Church in Park, Knights of Columbus, and Gove County 
Rodeo Club. Please leave words of comfort and caring at 
www.mickeyleopoldfuneral.com

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 </figure>Anthony "Butch" L. Feldt, 87, of Park, Kansas, passed away November 21, 
2021, at the Sheridan County Health Complex. He was born on July 17, 
1934, at the family home near Park, Kansas, the ninth child of Anton and
 Anna (Reinert) Feldt. He grew up on the family farm and attended Park 
Elementary and graduated from the Park High School. Following 
graduation, he served in the United States Army for two years. Following
 his honorable discharge from the Army he returned home to help his 
parents with the farm. On April 30, 1957, Butch married the love of his 
life Mary Ann Rupp. They lived on the family farm, farming, and running 
the dairy. They were blessed with a family of three sons and two 
daughters. 
 Butch spent all his life as a farmer and dairy farmer. He also had a
 business, Feldt Sales, selling tarps, grain carts, and grinders. He was
 part of the Machinery, Equipment, and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers 
Industry. He traveled to many farms shows showing and selling his wares.
 He enjoyed working with and helping organize the Gove County Rodeo. 
Butch and Mary Ann worked hard, but they did enjoy a trip to Germany. 
Butch also loved to play and teach others to play pitch. Butch never 
knew a stranger and had a giggle one could not forget. He was very 
devoted to his Lord and Savior. He worked faithfully in and for the 
church and was active in the Knights of Columbus.
 Butch is survived by his son, Roy Feldt and wife Linda of Lavon, 
Texas; daughters, Barbara Ellegood and husband Tate of Hays, Kansas and 
Rosanne Schroeder and husband Stan of Gilbert, Arizona; grandchildren, 
Matt Schroeder, Jenny Bretz, Jason Feldt, Greg Feldt, Cole Feldt, and 
Shelly Butler; eight great-grandchildren; extended family and friends.
 He was preceded in death by his wife, Mary Ann; parents, Anton, and 
Anna Feldt; sons, Edwin Feldt and Douglas Feldt; brothers, Jerome 
Feldt, Jack Feldt, Pete Feldt, Clete Feldt, and Norb Feldt; and sisters,
 Bette Younger, Teresa Benton, and Anna Marie Huelsman; and 
granddaughter, Shari Schroeder.
 A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Saturday, November 27, 2021,
 at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Park, Kansas at 10:00 A.M. with 
interment in the Sacred Heart Cemetery, Park following the service. 
Visitations will be held on Friday, November 26, 2021, at Mickey-Leopold
 Funeral Home, Hoxie, Kansas from 1:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. and Saturday, 
November 27, 2021, at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Park, Kansas 
from 8:30 A.M. until service time, 10:00 A.M. A Vigil and Rosary 
Service will be held at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Friday, 
November 26, 2021 at 7:15 P.M. Memorials are suggested to the Sacred 
Heart Catholic Church in Park, Knights of Columbus, and Gove County 
Rodeo Club. Please leave words of comfort and caring at 
www.mickeyleopoldfuneral.com

Anthony 'Butch' L. Feldt

December 9, 1933 ~ November 23, 2021

An obituary and services are pending with Koons-Russell Funeral Home.

December 9, 1933 ~ November 23, 2021An obituary and services are pending with Koons-Russell Funeral Home.

Dolores P. (Torrez) Medina

Bradley Lynn Padgett, 62, died on October 12, 2021 at Las Animas, Colorado. He was born on November 12, 1958 at Ness City. 
Brad was a 1977 graduate of Dighton High School. After his schooling he
 moved to Abbyville, Louisiana to work on a crew building electric high 
lines along the gulf course. After a few years he moved to Wichita 
where he was a plumber, chimney sweep and worked in sales. He then 
returned to Dighton and worked as a carpenter for Krehbiel Construction 
and Richard Weiser. He moved to Las Animas, Colorado eight years ago. 
He enjoyed gardening, writing poetry and taking care of his cats. He always referred his poems as Western Red-Neck Zen. 
He is survived by his Mother and Step-Father- Neoma and Ronald Conner of
 Shawnee, 3 Brothers- Jeff Padgett of Los Angeles, California. Phil 
&amp; Connie Padgett of Wichita and Tim &amp; Arabie Conner of Shawne 
and 10 Nephews and Nieces. 
Memorial Service will be at 11:00 AM Saturday, December 4, 2021 at 
United Methodist Church in Dighton with Rev Lennie Maxwell officiating. 
 Burial will be in Dighton Memorial Cemetery.

 Memorials are suggested 
to United Methodist Church or Lane County Library in care of Boomhower 
Funeral Home.  Condolences may be posted at www.garnandfuneralhomes.com

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 </figure>Bradley Lynn Padgett, 62, died on October 12, 2021 at Las Animas, Colorado. He was born on November 12, 1958 at Ness City. 
Brad was a 1977 graduate of Dighton High School. After his schooling he
 moved to Abbyville, Louisiana to work on a crew building electric high 
lines along the gulf course. After a few years he moved to Wichita 
where he was a plumber, chimney sweep and worked in sales. He then 
returned to Dighton and worked as a carpenter for Krehbiel Construction 
and Richard Weiser. He moved to Las Animas, Colorado eight years ago. 
He enjoyed gardening, writing poetry and taking care of his cats. He always referred his poems as Western Red-Neck Zen. 
He is survived by his Mother and Step-Father- Neoma and Ronald Conner of
 Shawnee, 3 Brothers- Jeff Padgett of Los Angeles, California. Phil 
&amp; Connie Padgett of Wichita and Tim &amp; Arabie Conner of Shawne 
and 10 Nephews and Nieces. 
Memorial Service will be at 11:00 AM Saturday, December 4, 2021 at 
United Methodist Church in Dighton with Rev Lennie Maxwell officiating. 
 Burial will be in Dighton Memorial Cemetery. Memorials are suggested 
to United Methodist Church or Lane County Library in care of Boomhower 
Funeral Home. Condolences may be posted at www.garnandfuneralhomes.com

Bradley Lynn Padgett

June 6, 1977
 -
 November 21, 2021

An obituary is pending with Plumer-Gobber Funeral Home.

A Celebration of Life will be held at the Prairie Dog State Park on Saturday, November 27, 2021, beginning at 11:00 am. 

Memorial contributions may be made at www.GoFundMe.com or sent in care of Plumer-Gobber Funeral Home, 215 W. Main St., Norton, KS 67654. 

Memorial contributions may be left at www.plumergobber.com

June 6, 1977
 -
 November 21, 2021 An obituary is pending with Plumer-Gobber Funeral Home.A Celebration of Life will be held at the Prairie Dog State Park on Saturday, November 27, 2021, beginning at 11:00 am. Memorial contributions may be made at www.GoFundMe.com or sent in care of Plumer-Gobber Funeral Home, 215 W. Main St., Norton, KS 67654. Memorial contributions may be left at www.plumergobber.com

Andrew Scott Campbell Sr.

Julius Albert Henning, age 95, of Ransom, Kansas, passed away at Cedar Village LTC at Ness City, KS, on November 22, 2021.

Julius was the son of Anthony “Pop” aka “Antone” Henning and Emma 
(Mertens) Henning of Willowdale, Kansas.&nbsp; He was the oldest of 7 
children and was born on the family farm at Willowdale, Kansas, on 
August 25, 1926.

Julius married Melva “Rose” Weber of St. Leo, Kansas, on November 23,
 1948, at St. Leo, Kansas.&nbsp; To this union were born seven children:&nbsp; 
LeRoy, Donna, Kenny, Carol, Joe, Terry, and Jim.

Julius is survived by his children:&nbsp; Donna and husband Delbert 
Bollig, of WaKeeney, Kansas; Kenny and wife Traci of Hillsboro, Kansas; 
Carol Nemechek of WaKeeney, Kansas; Daughter-in-Law, Joby Henning of 
Ness City, Kansas, and Jim and wife Tami of Kingman, KS.&nbsp; He is also 
survived by 17 grandchildren; 39 great-grand-children; and 2 step 
grandchildren.&nbsp; Left to mourn are also his siblings Leonard Henning, 
Vera Henning (wife of Bob Henning), Joan Schwartz, Eugene “Gene” 
Henning, and DeeDee Elsen and husband Jerome.

Julius was preceded in death by his wife Rose on 03-26-2001, his 
infant son, LeRoy, on 05-13-48; his son, Joe, on 01-20-00., his son 
Terry on 07-14-13; his grandson, Jonathan Henning on 08-17-12; and his 
son-in-law Richard Nemechek on 11-13-2020.&nbsp; He was, also, preceded in 
death by his parents, Antone and Emma Henning; his brothers, Robert 
“Bob” Henning and Anthony “Junior” Henning, Jr.; his sisters-in-law 
Rosie Henning, Wanda Henning, and Barbara Henning; and his brother-in 
law Rheinard “Rhiney” Schwartz.

Julius was a devoted husband and father. His whole life was centered 
around his wife, Rose; their children; and their family farm.

Julius &amp; Rose moved to Ransom, Kansas, in May, 1948.&nbsp; Julius had 
to learn a whole new way of farming in Western Kansas.&nbsp; His plowing days
 from Eastern Kansas would not work at all in Trego County, Kansas.&nbsp; 
Julius and Rose were made out of some tough stuff, or they would not 
have survived the floods, the droughts, the hail, and the tornado that 
destroyed all but their house on 05-07-55.&nbsp; With two small children and a
 new baby on the way, they put their heads down and started in cleaning 
up the horrible destruction that the tornado left behind.&nbsp; Not only did 
they lose most of their farmstead and their car that day, but their 
wheat was also hailed out by that storm.&nbsp;

Julius was a lifetime farmer.&nbsp; It was in his blood.&nbsp; He loved tilling
 the soil and planting the crops.&nbsp; He was always out in the field 
digging in the drill furrow to see if the wheat was sprouting and going 
to make it out of the ground.&nbsp; He loved his cattle, too.&nbsp; He took extra 
good care of his livestock and was always making sure that they had 
plenty to eat and lots of water to drink.&nbsp; He was still feeding rounds 
bales to his cattle by himself until February 10, 2021, when a bad 
winter storm hit the area.

Julius was a man of great faith.&nbsp; He and Rose took their family to 
church every Sunday and every Holy Day.&nbsp; If something happened that the 
family could not attend church services, the family did not go anyplace 
else that day either.&nbsp; Julius was always very thankful for any blessings
 that God sent his way. In later years when he could no longer do a lot 
of walking, he would drive up to the St. Aloysius Church in Ransom and 
park his car in front of the church and say his prayers of Thanksgiving 
for his wheat check, his cattle check, etc.&nbsp; Julius was a Knights of 
Columbus Lifetime Member.&nbsp; He served on the St. Aloysius Church 
Committee for many years and also served as an usher for the church for 
many, many years.

Julius was an avid pheasant hunter, deer hunter, and fisherman. He 
and his Dad and brothers would rather fish and hunt than eat.&nbsp; Their 
family visits to see each other were always centered around their 
hunting and fishing activities.&nbsp; When they got tired and it was too dark
 to hunt or fish, they would play five-point pitch.&nbsp; They would play for
 a dime a game and a nickle a set, and the competition was fierce.&nbsp; 
Those were some “wild” and “noisy” games.&nbsp; When they were tired of 
playing pitch, they would all enjoy a good game of dominoes. All of 
these characteristics were passed down to the sons of these men.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Because of an abundance of concern caused by the Covid-19 Pandemic, a
 private family service will be held at St. Aloysius Catholic Church at 
Ransom, Kansas, at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, November 27, 2021. Julius’s 
burial will be at the St. Aloysius Cemetery in Ransom.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials to masses for 
Julius or donations to a worthy cause to be determined by the family at a
 later date.

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 </figure>Julius Albert Henning, age 95, of Ransom, Kansas, passed away at Cedar Village LTC at Ness City, KS, on November 22, 2021.Julius was the son of Anthony “Pop” aka “Antone” Henning and Emma 
(Mertens) Henning of Willowdale, Kansas.&nbsp; He was the oldest of 7 
children and was born on the family farm at Willowdale, Kansas, on 
August 25, 1926.Julius married Melva “Rose” Weber of St. Leo, Kansas, on November 23,
 1948, at St. Leo, Kansas.&nbsp; To this union were born seven children:&nbsp; 
LeRoy, Donna, Kenny, Carol, Joe, Terry, and Jim.Julius is survived by his children:&nbsp; Donna and husband Delbert 
Bollig, of WaKeeney, Kansas; Kenny and wife Traci of Hillsboro, Kansas; 
Carol Nemechek of WaKeeney, Kansas; Daughter-in-Law, Joby Henning of 
Ness City, Kansas, and Jim and wife Tami of Kingman, KS.&nbsp; He is also 
survived by 17 grandchildren; 39 great-grand-children; and 2 step 
grandchildren.&nbsp; Left to mourn are also his siblings Leonard Henning, 
Vera Henning (wife of Bob Henning), Joan Schwartz, Eugene “Gene” 
Henning, and DeeDee Elsen and husband Jerome.Julius was preceded in death by his wife Rose on 03-26-2001, his 
infant son, LeRoy, on 05-13-48; his son, Joe, on 01-20-00., his son 
Terry on 07-14-13; his grandson, Jonathan Henning on 08-17-12; and his 
son-in-law Richard Nemechek on 11-13-2020.&nbsp; He was, also, preceded in 
death by his parents, Antone and Emma Henning; his brothers, Robert 
“Bob” Henning and Anthony “Junior” Henning, Jr.; his sisters-in-law 
Rosie Henning, Wanda Henning, and Barbara Henning; and his brother-in 
law Rheinard “Rhiney” Schwartz.Julius was a devoted husband and father. His whole life was centered 
around his wife, Rose; their children; and their family farm.Julius &amp; Rose moved to Ransom, Kansas, in May, 1948.&nbsp; Julius had 
to learn a whole new way of farming in Western Kansas.&nbsp; His plowing days
 from Eastern Kansas would not work at all in Trego County, Kansas.&nbsp; 
Julius and Rose were made out of some tough stuff, or they would not 
have survived the floods, the droughts, the hail, and the tornado that 
destroyed all but their house on 05-07-55.&nbsp; With two small children and a
 new baby on the way, they put their heads down and started in cleaning 
up the horrible destruction that the tornado left behind.&nbsp; Not only did 
they lose most of their farmstead and their car that day, but their 
wheat was also hailed out by that storm.&nbsp;Julius was a lifetime farmer.&nbsp; It was in his blood.&nbsp; He loved tilling
 the soil and planting the crops.&nbsp; He was always out in the field 
digging in the drill furrow to see if the wheat was sprouting and going 
to make it out of the ground.&nbsp; He loved his cattle, too.&nbsp; He took extra 
good care of his livestock and was always making sure that they had 
plenty to eat and lots of water to drink.&nbsp; He was still feeding rounds 
bales to his cattle by himself until February 10, 2021, when a bad 
winter storm hit the area.Julius was a man of great faith.&nbsp; He and Rose took their family to 
church every Sunday and every Holy Day.&nbsp; If something happened that the 
family could not attend church services, the family did not go anyplace 
else that day either.&nbsp; Julius was always very thankful for any blessings
 that God sent his way. In later years when he could no longer do a lot 
of walking, he would drive up to the St. Aloysius Church in Ransom and 
park his car in front of the church and say his prayers of Thanksgiving 
for his wheat check, his cattle check, etc.&nbsp; Julius was a Knights of 
Columbus Lifetime Member.&nbsp; He served on the St. Aloysius Church 
Committee for many years and also served as an usher for the church for 
many, many years.Julius was an avid pheasant hunter, deer hunter, and fisherman. He 
and his Dad and brothers would rather fish and hunt than eat.&nbsp; Their 
family visits to see each other were always centered around their 
hunting and fishing activities.&nbsp; When they got tired and it was too dark
 to hunt or fish, they would play five-point pitch.&nbsp; They would play for
 a dime a game and a nickle a set, and the competition was fierce.&nbsp; 
Those were some “wild” and “noisy” games.&nbsp; When they were tired of 
playing pitch, they would all enjoy a good game of dominoes. All of 
these characteristics were passed down to the sons of these men.&nbsp;&nbsp;Because of an abundance of concern caused by the Covid-19 Pandemic, a
 private family service will be held at St. Aloysius Catholic Church at 
Ransom, Kansas, at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, November 27, 2021. Julius’s 
burial will be at the St. Aloysius Cemetery in Ransom.In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials to masses for 
Julius or donations to a worthy cause to be determined by the family at a
 later date.

Julius Albert Henning

Just three weeks ago, Bob Prideaux was doing one of his favorite things.
 He was going on an afternoon van ride home to Atwood. Bob and his wife 
Maxine had lived at Prairie Senior Living Complex in Colby, KS for the 
past five years. They liked living there and they and their children 
appreciated the caring staff at the facility. 
Bob had three places he always requested to go to when he got to come 
back home. The request at the top of his list was also the newest 
request, "I want to go see momma and say some prayers". That is of 
course his dear wife Maxine this was the day before she died a year ago 
on November 8, 2020. In 1948 Bob met the love of his life at a 
basketball game at Atwood High School. They figured they were a good 
match when they learned their birthdays were on the same day, June 9th, 
although Bob was a year older than Maxine. They were married on June 26,
 1951, at Sacred Heart Church in Atwood KS. Bob always said, for 69 
years, he married the "prettiest girl on the North divide". Their 
marriage was always a true partnership and they shared a mutual love for
 each other. Prior to getting married Bob was baptized and confirmed 
into the Catholic faith at St John Nepomucene Church, rural Atwood. Of 
this he always said it was the second-best thing he had ever done in his
 life, the first was marrying Maxine. Many years later he said he was 
sitting in the front row of St John Church, in his 4th degree Knights of
 Columbus attire, and he was just overcome with emotion on how a 
McDonald farm boy had done so well to have a beautiful wife, children, 
grandchildren and faith. 
Bob's second request was to go to the home he and Maxine had bought in 
1975 and had retired in. They lived there until moving into the nursing 
home in 2016. Their son bought it from them and Bob loved coming home to
 it. They had other homes throughout the years. Their first home as a 
married couple was on the Prideaux farm south of McDonald. Bob was 
always so proud of this farm and always remained "a farmer at heart". He
 loved to tell stories of farming all his life, running the John Deere D
 for his dad, harvesting with his brother-in-law Boyce Warning and 
sister Shirley using a thresher, or about the terrible winter of 1948-49
 trying to take care of the livestock with his brother-in-law Chuck 
Kenning and his sister Dottie. 
This farm was the home that he and Maxine brought their first babies 
home to. Denise Marie was born September 1, 1952, and Robert Randal 
"Randy" was born July 27, 1953. But times and circumstances changed, and
 the young family decided to move to Atwood where Bob took a job at 
Williams Brothers Supermarket. He would work at the store for the next 
25 years. During this time Bob and Maxine finished off their family with
 Donna Lee being welcomed November 25, 1958, and Roger Bryan being born 
on January 25, 1962. These were busy and happy times for Bob as he and 
his wife raised their children. Bob stayed busy after work helping 
prepare the new Sacred Heart School for his children to attend. Bob 
enjoyed many activities such as bowling, fishing, belonging to the 
Knights of Columbus and later joining the St. Pius X fourth degree 
Knights of Columbus. And finally taking up the sport of golf which Bob 
dearly enjoyed for many years. 
More change came when Bob decided to leave the grocery store and take a 
new position as maintenance man at the Rawlins County Hospital, a job he
 was well suited for as he was certainly a Mr. Fix it and a good 
carpenter. In the latter 1970's, Bob (with the counsel of his wife) 
purchased the Atwood Retail Liquor store, renaming it Prideaux Liquor 
Store. Bob worked hard remodeling and improving the store. He operated 
the business very successfully for many years before selling it to his 
son and daughter-in-law so he and Maxine could travel a little more and 
he could play golf a little more! By the early 1970's Bob earned a new 
title as grandpa. Bob had five grandsons he was always so very proud of,
 Troy, Ryan, Trevor, Tyrel and Logan. He loved to attend their 
activities and cheer them on, especially when they were playing or 
coaching football, a game he also enjoyed playing in high school. Bob 
also dearly loved and was so proud of his great grandchildren, Dylan, 
Madelyn, Matthew, Tucker, Toby, Ellaina and Ellie. 
The third place Bob always requested to go to when coming home to Atwood
 was to look at a two-story house located on the corner of Seventh and 
Blaine streets, “Right there, right there in that northwest upstairs 
corner room......that's where ol’ Bobbie was born” he would say. Robert 
Bryan Prideaux was born June 9, 1930, to Frederick Bryan and Violet 
(Morrison) Prideaux, at the home of his paternal grandparents William 
and Louise (Taylor, Prideaux) Meyers. He had two older sisters, Shirley 
and Dottie and two younger brothers Jack and Duane. He grew up in a 
house located in the north part of McDonald KS. Robert could tell so 
many stories about his wonderful childhood years. He attended McDonald 
grade school and high school graduating with the class of 1948. There 
were six girls and two boys in the class. He would recall running all 
around town playing the game "chalk mark" at night with all the town 
kids, going to his grandparents Meyers in Atwood and coming back to 
McDonald in their model T car and attending the McDonald Church of God 
with them. Staying with his Uncle Henry and Aunt Bertha Prideaux and his
 cousins in the summers always brought back wonderful memories. Three 
weeks ago, Bob looked at that two-story house on the corner where he was
 born and said, “I just cannot believe it has been 91 years ago". 
Robert Bryan Prideaux passed away Sunday November 21, 2021, at Prairie 
Senior Living Complex, Colby, KS, due to chronic kidney failure. His son
 Randy, daughter Donna Prideaux and Grandson Ryan Morrell were with him 
as he breathed his last just as the musical clock in his room played the
 2PM song. Bob was a positive and happy man; he could often be heard 
Auctioneering and Yooddling. His wife, children, grandchildren and great
 grandchildren were the apple of his eye. We love you and will miss you 
dad. 
Preceding Robert in death was his loving wife Maxine; his parents; son 
in law John Morrell; sister Dottie Kenning and brother-in-law Chuck 
Kenning; sister Shirley Warning and husband Boyce; brother Jack and wife
 Marquetta; brother-in-law Raymond Sabatka and brother-in-law Raphael 
Sabatka. 
Surviving him are daughter Denise Morrell; son Randy and wife Melanie; 
daughter Donna Prideaux and son Roger; grandsons, Troy (Jessica) 
Morrell, Ryan Morrell and special friend Kelly, Trevor Morrell and 
special friend Jessica, Tyrel Prideaux and special friend Leslie and 
Logan (Emily) Prideaux; great grandchildren, Dylan Morrell, Madelyn 
Morrell and Matthew Morrell, Tucker and Toby Prideaux, and Elaina and 
Ellie Prideaux; brother Duane (Hazel) Prideaux and sister-in-law Agnes 
Sabatka. 
Services for Bob will be held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, in 
Atwood, KS, with a visitation from 5-7:00 p.m. and vigil at 7:00 p.m., 
Tuesday, November 23, 2021. The Funeral Mass will take place at 10:30 
a.m. Wednesday, November 24 followed by interment in Mt. Calvary 
Cemetery, Atwood. Memorials are suggested to Hospice Services, Sacred 
Heart Church or Jayhawk Theatre and may be 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;

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2021/11/1637763675679.png" alt="" />
 <figcaption></figcaption>
 </figure>Just three weeks ago, Bob Prideaux was doing one of his favorite things.
 He was going on an afternoon van ride home to Atwood. Bob and his wife 
Maxine had lived at Prairie Senior Living Complex in Colby, KS for the 
past five years. They liked living there and they and their children 
appreciated the caring staff at the facility. 
Bob had three places he always requested to go to when he got to come 
back home. The request at the top of his list was also the newest 
request, "I want to go see momma and say some prayers". That is of 
course his dear wife Maxine this was the day before she died a year ago 
on November 8, 2020. In 1948 Bob met the love of his life at a 
basketball game at Atwood High School. They figured they were a good 
match when they learned their birthdays were on the same day, June 9th, 
although Bob was a year older than Maxine. They were married on June 26,
 1951, at Sacred Heart Church in Atwood KS. Bob always said, for 69 
years, he married the "prettiest girl on the North divide". Their 
marriage was always a true partnership and they shared a mutual love for
 each other. Prior to getting married Bob was baptized and confirmed 
into the Catholic faith at St John Nepomucene Church, rural Atwood. Of 
this he always said it was the second-best thing he had ever done in his
 life, the first was marrying Maxine. Many years later he said he was 
sitting in the front row of St John Church, in his 4th degree Knights of
 Columbus attire, and he was just overcome with emotion on how a 
McDonald farm boy had done so well to have a beautiful wife, children, 
grandchildren and faith. 
Bob's second request was to go to the home he and Maxine had bought in 
1975 and had retired in. They lived there until moving into the nursing 
home in 2016. Their son bought it from them and Bob loved coming home to
 it. They had other homes throughout the years. Their first home as a 
married couple was on the Prideaux farm south of McDonald. Bob was 
always so proud of this farm and always remained "a farmer at heart". He
 loved to tell stories of farming all his life, running the John Deere D
 for his dad, harvesting with his brother-in-law Boyce Warning and 
sister Shirley using a thresher, or about the terrible winter of 1948-49
 trying to take care of the livestock with his brother-in-law Chuck 
Kenning and his sister Dottie. 
This farm was the home that he and Maxine brought their first babies 
home to. Denise Marie was born September 1, 1952, and Robert Randal 
"Randy" was born July 27, 1953. But times and circumstances changed, and
 the young family decided to move to Atwood where Bob took a job at 
Williams Brothers Supermarket. He would work at the store for the next 
25 years. During this time Bob and Maxine finished off their family with
 Donna Lee being welcomed November 25, 1958, and Roger Bryan being born 
on January 25, 1962. These were busy and happy times for Bob as he and 
his wife raised their children. Bob stayed busy after work helping 
prepare the new Sacred Heart School for his children to attend. Bob 
enjoyed many activities such as bowling, fishing, belonging to the 
Knights of Columbus and later joining the St. Pius X fourth degree 
Knights of Columbus. And finally taking up the sport of golf which Bob 
dearly enjoyed for many years. 
More change came when Bob decided to leave the grocery store and take a 
new position as maintenance man at the Rawlins County Hospital, a job he
 was well suited for as he was certainly a Mr. Fix it and a good 
carpenter. In the latter 1970's, Bob (with the counsel of his wife) 
purchased the Atwood Retail Liquor store, renaming it Prideaux Liquor 
Store. Bob worked hard remodeling and improving the store. He operated 
the business very successfully for many years before selling it to his 
son and daughter-in-law so he and Maxine could travel a little more and 
he could play golf a little more! By the early 1970's Bob earned a new 
title as grandpa. Bob had five grandsons he was always so very proud of,
 Troy, Ryan, Trevor, Tyrel and Logan. He loved to attend their 
activities and cheer them on, especially when they were playing or 
coaching football, a game he also enjoyed playing in high school. Bob 
also dearly loved and was so proud of his great grandchildren, Dylan, 
Madelyn, Matthew, Tucker, Toby, Ellaina and Ellie. 
The third place Bob always requested to go to when coming home to Atwood
 was to look at a two-story house located on the corner of Seventh and 
Blaine streets, “Right there, right there in that northwest upstairs 
corner room......that's where ol’ Bobbie was born” he would say. Robert 
Bryan Prideaux was born June 9, 1930, to Frederick Bryan and Violet 
(Morrison) Prideaux, at the home of his paternal grandparents William 
and Louise (Taylor, Prideaux) Meyers. He had two older sisters, Shirley 
and Dottie and two younger brothers Jack and Duane. He grew up in a 
house located in the north part of McDonald KS. Robert could tell so 
many stories about his wonderful childhood years. He attended McDonald 
grade school and high school graduating with the class of 1948. There 
were six girls and two boys in the class. He would recall running all 
around town playing the game "chalk mark" at night with all the town 
kids, going to his grandparents Meyers in Atwood and coming back to 
McDonald in their model T car and attending the McDonald Church of God 
with them. Staying with his Uncle Henry and Aunt Bertha Prideaux and his
 cousins in the summers always brought back wonderful memories. Three 
weeks ago, Bob looked at that two-story house on the corner where he was
 born and said, “I just cannot believe it has been 91 years ago". 
Robert Bryan Prideaux passed away Sunday November 21, 2021, at Prairie 
Senior Living Complex, Colby, KS, due to chronic kidney failure. His son
 Randy, daughter Donna Prideaux and Grandson Ryan Morrell were with him 
as he breathed his last just as the musical clock in his room played the
 2PM song. Bob was a positive and happy man; he could often be heard 
Auctioneering and Yooddling. His wife, children, grandchildren and great
 grandchildren were the apple of his eye. We love you and will miss you 
dad. 
Preceding Robert in death was his loving wife Maxine; his parents; son 
in law John Morrell; sister Dottie Kenning and brother-in-law Chuck 
Kenning; sister Shirley Warning and husband Boyce; brother Jack and wife
 Marquetta; brother-in-law Raymond Sabatka and brother-in-law Raphael 
Sabatka. 
Surviving him are daughter Denise Morrell; son Randy and wife Melanie; 
daughter Donna Prideaux and son Roger; grandsons, Troy (Jessica) 
Morrell, Ryan Morrell and special friend Kelly, Trevor Morrell and 
special friend Jessica, Tyrel Prideaux and special friend Leslie and 
Logan (Emily) Prideaux; great grandchildren, Dylan Morrell, Madelyn 
Morrell and Matthew Morrell, Tucker and Toby Prideaux, and Elaina and 
Ellie Prideaux; brother Duane (Hazel) Prideaux and sister-in-law Agnes 
Sabatka. 
Services for Bob will be held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, in 
Atwood, KS, with a visitation from 5-7:00 p.m. and vigil at 7:00 p.m., 
Tuesday, November 23, 2021. The Funeral Mass will take place at 10:30 
a.m. Wednesday, November 24 followed by interment in Mt. Calvary 
Cemetery, Atwood. Memorials are suggested to Hospice Services, Sacred 
Heart Church or Jayhawk Theatre and may be 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;

Robert Bryan Prideaux

Edna M. (Soukup) Buehler, Wilson, KS, passed away on November 20, 2021, at the Ellsworth County Medical Center, Ellsworth, KS, at the age of 92. She was born on February 1, 1929, to Frank J. and Albina (Tymer) Soukup. 

She married Dale Buehler on June 15, 1949, at the St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church in Wilson. They were blessed with four children: Gloria, Wes, Lori, and Bruce.

Edna graduated from Wilson High School with the class of 1947. She then attended Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina, KS, where she earned her teaching certificate. She taught at College Hill School south of Dorrance for two years. Later she worked at the Wilson Nursing Center as a certified nurse’s aide for 20 years. She was a member of the St. Wenceslaus Altar Society and VFW Auxiliary of Russell, KS.

Edna loved flowers and tending to her huge flower garden. She also loved cooking, baking, and quilting. But most of all, she loved her family and spending time with her grandchildren.

Edna is survived by her children: Gloria Martin (Danny) of Joplin, MO, Wes Buehler (Brenda) of Wilson, Lori Pflughoeft (Craig) of McPherson, KS, and Bruce Buehler of Dallas, TX; four grandchildren: Shane Martin (Karla), Jordan Pflughoeft (Rebecca), Mark Pflughoeft (Katherine), and Michelle Staats (Steven); six great-grandchildren; brother, Victor Soukup (Sharen) of Garden City, KS; and many nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents Frank and Albina; husband Dale; sisters Helen Mikulecky, Leona Scantland, and Irene Healey.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Wednesday, November 24, 2021, at 10 a.m. at St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church in Wilson. Visitation will be on Tuesday 3 p.m. until 8 p.m. and a vigil service at 7 p.m. at the funeral home in Wilson.

Memorials are suggested to St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church and may be sent in care of Plumer-Overlease Funeral Home, 610 24th St, Wilson, KS 67490. 

Online condolences may be left for the family at www.plumeroverlease.com.

<h2>Edna M. (Soukup) Buehler, Wilson</h2><figure>
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 </figure>February 1, 1929 - November 20, 2021Edna M. (Soukup) Buehler, Wilson, KS, passed away on November 20, 2021, at the Ellsworth County Medical Center, Ellsworth, KS, at the age of 92. She was born on February 1, 1929, to Frank J. and Albina (Tymer) Soukup. She married Dale Buehler on June 15, 1949, at the St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church in Wilson. They were blessed with four children: Gloria, Wes, Lori, and Bruce.Edna graduated from Wilson High School with the class of 1947. She then attended Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina, KS, where she earned her teaching certificate. She taught at College Hill School south of Dorrance for two years. Later she worked at the Wilson Nursing Center as a certified nurse’s aide for 20 years. She was a member of the St. Wenceslaus Altar Society and VFW Auxiliary of Russell, KS.Edna loved flowers and tending to her huge flower garden. She also loved cooking, baking, and quilting. But most of all, she loved her family and spending time with her grandchildren.Edna is survived by her children: Gloria Martin (Danny) of Joplin, MO, Wes Buehler (Brenda) of Wilson, Lori Pflughoeft (Craig) of McPherson, KS, and Bruce Buehler of Dallas, TX; four grandchildren: Shane Martin (Karla), Jordan Pflughoeft (Rebecca), Mark Pflughoeft (Katherine), and Michelle Staats (Steven); six great-grandchildren; brother, Victor Soukup (Sharen) of Garden City, KS; and many nieces and nephews.She was preceded in death by her parents Frank and Albina; husband Dale; sisters Helen Mikulecky, Leona Scantland, and Irene Healey.A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Wednesday, November 24, 2021, at 10 a.m. at St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church in Wilson. Visitation will be on Tuesday 3 p.m. until 8 p.m. and a vigil service at 7 p.m. at the funeral home in Wilson.Memorials are suggested to St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church and may be sent in care of Plumer-Overlease Funeral Home, 610 24th St, Wilson, KS 67490. Online condolences may be left for the family at www.plumeroverlease.com.

Edna M. (Soukup) Buehler

Donald Duane Morris, 62, died November 19, 2021, at the Graham County 
Hospital, Hill City, Kansas. He was born in WaKeeney, Kansas, to Lawrence
 and Donna Mae (Pembleton) Morris, June 20, 1959.
 He married Laura Leigh Phlieger, October 13, 2008,&nbsp; in Hill City. He worked in the oilfields. 
 He is survived by his wife, Laura Morris of Hays; daughters: 
Michaela Harper (Jared) of Hill City, DawnyAnn Morris of Florida; sons: 
James Morris of Hill City; Jeffery Morris of Hays and Michael Morris of 
Hays; brothers: Allen Morris (Shari) of Texas, John Morris (Mickey) of 
Colorado, and James Morris of Colorado.

Click <a href="https://www.stinemetzfh.com/obituaries/Donald-Duane-Morris?obId=23158528#/obituaryInfo">HERE</a> for service details.

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 </figure>Donald Duane Morris, 62, died November 19, 2021, at the Graham County 
Hospital, Hill City, Kansas. He was born in WaKeeney, Kansas, to Lawrence
 and Donna Mae (Pembleton) Morris, June 20, 1959.
 He married Laura Leigh Phlieger, October 13, 2008,&nbsp; in Hill City. He worked in the oilfields. 
 He is survived by his wife, Laura Morris of Hays; daughters: 
Michaela Harper (Jared) of Hill City, DawnyAnn Morris of Florida; sons: 
James Morris of Hill City; Jeffery Morris of Hays and Michael Morris of 
Hays; brothers: Allen Morris (Shari) of Texas, John Morris (Mickey) of 
Colorado, and James Morris of Colorado.Click <a href="https://www.stinemetzfh.com/obituaries/Donald-Duane-Morris?obId=23158528#/obituaryInfo">HERE</a> for service details.

Donald Duane Morris

Milan Spencer Masters, 85, went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, November 23, 2021.&nbsp; He was a lifelong resident and supporter of the Natoma community.&nbsp; He was born September 12, 1936, to Cecil and Lucille (McClellan) Masters on the homestead south of Natoma.&nbsp; He married his high school sweetheart, Dianne Mohler, on January 14, 1956.&nbsp; 

He began his life in business when he opened Masters Oil in 1959, starting when he was 18, in the community he was ever committed to.&nbsp; He expanded their business to Russell, Woodston and Alton.&nbsp; He also served as a USD 399 bus driver for several decades.&nbsp; He was a volunteer firefighter for 40 years.&nbsp; He was awarded the first Citizen of the Year by the Natoma Lions for his dedication to the community.&nbsp; He served on various church committees, the cemetery board, and the city council.&nbsp; His hard work included his love for the land where he farmed/ranched.

His big heart for the community was surpassed only by his love for his family.&nbsp; The marriage of Milan and Dianne was blessed with five children.&nbsp; He is survived by wife Dianne of 65 years, daughter Fonna Schwien of Russell, sons Delwin Masters (Corinne) of Natoma and Brian Masters (Luella) of Burlington, and daughter Coleen Dickinson (Kirk) of rural Natoma; sister Marina Gunn of Leawood, 12 grandchildren, and 10 great-grandchildren.&nbsp; He was preceded in death by son Milan Eugene “Gene”, his parents Cecil and Lucille Masters, Gary Gunn (brother-in-law) and Stanley Schwien (son-in-law).&nbsp;

A celebration of Milan’s life will be held at the Natoma gymnasium at 10:30 A.M. on Saturday, November 27, 2021.&nbsp; Visitation will be from 4 P.M. to 7 P.M. on Friday, November 26, 2021, at the Natoma United Methodist Church, with the family present to greet friends from 5 P.M. to 6 P.M. Friday evening.&nbsp; 

In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be given to the Natoma United Methodist Church or Natoma-Paradise-Waldo USD 399 and sent in care of Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary, 610 N. Maple St., Russell, Kansas 67665.&nbsp; Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary of Russell and Natoma, Kansas, is in charge of the funeral service arrangements.

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 </figure>Milan Spencer Masters, 85, went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, November 23, 2021.&nbsp; He was a lifelong resident and supporter of the Natoma community.&nbsp; He was born September 12, 1936, to Cecil and Lucille (McClellan) Masters on the homestead south of Natoma.&nbsp; He married his high school sweetheart, Dianne Mohler, on January 14, 1956.&nbsp; He began his life in business when he opened Masters Oil in 1959, starting when he was 18, in the community he was ever committed to.&nbsp; He expanded their business to Russell, Woodston and Alton.&nbsp; He also served as a USD 399 bus driver for several decades.&nbsp; He was a volunteer firefighter for 40 years.&nbsp; He was awarded the first Citizen of the Year by the Natoma Lions for his dedication to the community.&nbsp; He served on various church committees, the cemetery board, and the city council.&nbsp; His hard work included his love for the land where he farmed/ranched.His big heart for the community was surpassed only by his love for his family.&nbsp; The marriage of Milan and Dianne was blessed with five children.&nbsp; He is survived by wife Dianne of 65 years, daughter Fonna Schwien of Russell, sons Delwin Masters (Corinne) of Natoma and Brian Masters (Luella) of Burlington, and daughter Coleen Dickinson (Kirk) of rural Natoma; sister Marina Gunn of Leawood, 12 grandchildren, and 10 great-grandchildren.&nbsp; He was preceded in death by son Milan Eugene “Gene”, his parents Cecil and Lucille Masters, Gary Gunn (brother-in-law) and Stanley Schwien (son-in-law).&nbsp;A celebration of Milan’s life will be held at the Natoma gymnasium at 10:30 A.M. on Saturday, November 27, 2021.&nbsp; Visitation will be from 4 P.M. to 7 P.M. on Friday, November 26, 2021, at the Natoma United Methodist Church, with the family present to greet friends from 5 P.M. to 6 P.M. Friday evening.&nbsp; In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be given to the Natoma United Methodist Church or Natoma-Paradise-Waldo USD 399 and sent in care of Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary, 610 N. Maple St., Russell, Kansas 67665.&nbsp; Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary of Russell and Natoma, Kansas, is in charge of the funeral service arrangements.

Milan Spencer Masters

Martha Grace Smith-Kennedy was born March 18, 1940, in Dodge City, Kansas to Floye and Joe Leonard. She departed this life on October 7, 2021, after a brief illness, in Woodland Park, Colorado.

Martha is survived by siblings Steve Rohrbaugh (Raylene), Linda Rohrbaugh Diede (Gary), Bill DeGarmo (Randi), Barbara DeGarmo Lohmeier (Patrick), and Laurita DeGarmo Moyer, (Jerry); grandchildren Chris Howard, Tucker Smith, and Korbin Smith; great-grandchildren Jennifer, Nevaeh, Graciee, Aaliyah, and Bentley Howard; numerous cousins, nieces, and nephews.

Martha was preceded in death by her mother and father, husbands Aldon (Ike) Smith and Harry Kennedy, children Todd Smith and Linda Smith Miller.

Martha loved her family dearly, as they did her. She never met a stranger; everyone was a friend. Martha was a loving, praying Christian and was truly blessed. She will be missed by all who knew her.

A memorial service to celebrate Martha’s life will be held at 10:30 A.M. on Saturday, December 4, 2021, at the Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary in Russell, Kansas.&nbsp; Family will greet guests the day of the service at the mortuary.&nbsp; Cremation has been selected by the family and there will be no graveside service.&nbsp; 

In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to your local Humane Society in honor of Martha’s love of dogs. Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary of Russell, Kansas, is in charge of the funeral service arrangements.

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 </figure>Martha Grace Smith-Kennedy was born March 18, 1940, in Dodge City, Kansas to Floye and Joe Leonard. She departed this life on October 7, 2021, after a brief illness, in Woodland Park, Colorado.Martha is survived by siblings Steve Rohrbaugh (Raylene), Linda Rohrbaugh Diede (Gary), Bill DeGarmo (Randi), Barbara DeGarmo Lohmeier (Patrick), and Laurita DeGarmo Moyer, (Jerry); grandchildren Chris Howard, Tucker Smith, and Korbin Smith; great-grandchildren Jennifer, Nevaeh, Graciee, Aaliyah, and Bentley Howard; numerous cousins, nieces, and nephews.Martha was preceded in death by her mother and father, husbands Aldon (Ike) Smith and Harry Kennedy, children Todd Smith and Linda Smith Miller.Martha loved her family dearly, as they did her. She never met a stranger; everyone was a friend. Martha was a loving, praying Christian and was truly blessed. She will be missed by all who knew her.A memorial service to celebrate Martha’s life will be held at 10:30 A.M. on Saturday, December 4, 2021, at the Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary in Russell, Kansas.&nbsp; Family will greet guests the day of the service at the mortuary.&nbsp; Cremation has been selected by the family and there will be no graveside service.&nbsp; In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to your local Humane Society in honor of Martha’s love of dogs. Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary of Russell, Kansas, is in charge of the funeral service arrangements.

Martha Grace Smith-Kennedy

Rodney Nicholas Ruder, 70, of Austin, passed away Saturday, Nov. 20, 2021, at the Heart Hospital of Austin, Texas. Rod was born March 26, 1951, in Hays, Kan., the son of Anthony and Armella (Denning) Ruder. He married Donna Morris on June 16, 1973. He was a 30-year manager of Kuhn’s Diamond Jewelers in Hays and most recently was an employee of the Internal Revenue Service in Austin. Rod was a 1969 graduate of St. Joseph’s Military Academy in Hays and a 1974 graduate of Fort Hays State University. He was a four-year letterman in baseball at FHSU and was inducted into the Tiger Sports Hall of Fame in 2001. Rod also was a member of the Hays American Legion baseball program’s state championship teams in 1967 and 1968, and he was the coach of the Hays Legion team that won the state title in 1974. He also played for the Hays Larks, a collegiate summer baseball program.&nbsp; Rod was a loyal friend to many past and present Hays area residents. He was a member of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Hays and a lifetime member of the Fort Hays State University Alumni Association. He also was a dedicated supporter of Catholic education in Hays. Rod and Donna received Thomas More Prep-Marian’s Alumni Service Award in 2000, and they were awarded the Jack Schramm Spirit Award in 2021 by the TMP-Marian Booster Club. Rod is survived by his wife, Donna, of the home; daughters Cori Lynn Ruder and Erin Renee Ruder Dann, both of Austin; son, Burke Christopher Ruder and wife Jessica (May) Ruder, of Austin; and granddaughter, Kayleigh Rae Dann, and grandson, Everett Rodney Ruder, both of Austin; brothers, Roger and wife Carol, of San Antonio, and Russ and wife Janel, of Hays; sister, RaNell Ruder and husband Brad Catt, of Salina, Kan.; sister-in-law Donna Ruder, of Frisco, Texas, sister-in-law Connie Tursic and brother-in-law Paul Tursic, of Marengo, Ohio, and brother-in-law Craig Morris and sister-in-law Jean Morris, of Austin; and 13 nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Ronald Ruder. Visitation will be from 1 to 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 28, 2021, at Harrell Funeral Home 4435 Frontier Trail, Austin, TX 78745. A Celebration of Life will follow at 2 p.m. &nbsp; In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials to TMP-Marian High School, 1701 Hall St., Hays, KS 67601, in memory of Rod Ruder, or to the Fort Hays State University Foundation, One Tiger Place, Hays, KS 67601, designating the FHSU baseball program. Local assistance by Brock’s-Keithley Funeral Chapel and Crematory 2509 Vine Hays, KS 67601&nbsp;

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 </figure>Rodney Nicholas Ruder, 70, of Austin, passed away Saturday, Nov. 20, 2021, at the Heart Hospital of Austin, Texas. Rod was born March 26, 1951, in Hays, Kan., the son of Anthony and Armella (Denning) Ruder. He married Donna Morris on June 16, 1973. He was a 30-year manager of Kuhn’s Diamond Jewelers in Hays and most recently was an employee of the Internal Revenue Service in Austin. Rod was a 1969 graduate of St. Joseph’s Military Academy in Hays and a 1974 graduate of Fort Hays State University. He was a four-year letterman in baseball at FHSU and was inducted into the Tiger Sports Hall of Fame in 2001. Rod also was a member of the Hays American Legion baseball program’s state championship teams in 1967 and 1968, and he was the coach of the Hays Legion team that won the state title in 1974. He also played for the Hays Larks, a collegiate summer baseball program.&nbsp; Rod was a loyal friend to many past and present Hays area residents. He was a member of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Hays and a lifetime member of the Fort Hays State University Alumni Association. He also was a dedicated supporter of Catholic education in Hays. Rod and Donna received Thomas More Prep-Marian’s Alumni Service Award in 2000, and they were awarded the Jack Schramm Spirit Award in 2021 by the TMP-Marian Booster Club. Rod is survived by his wife, Donna, of the home; daughters Cori Lynn Ruder and Erin Renee Ruder Dann, both of Austin; son, Burke Christopher Ruder and wife Jessica (May) Ruder, of Austin; and granddaughter, Kayleigh Rae Dann, and grandson, Everett Rodney Ruder, both of Austin; brothers, Roger and wife Carol, of San Antonio, and Russ and wife Janel, of Hays; sister, RaNell Ruder and husband Brad Catt, of Salina, Kan.; sister-in-law Donna Ruder, of Frisco, Texas, sister-in-law Connie Tursic and brother-in-law Paul Tursic, of Marengo, Ohio, and brother-in-law Craig Morris and sister-in-law Jean Morris, of Austin; and 13 nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Ronald Ruder. Visitation will be from 1 to 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 28, 2021, at Harrell Funeral Home 4435 Frontier Trail, Austin, TX 78745. A Celebration of Life will follow at 2 p.m. &nbsp; In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials to TMP-Marian High School, 1701 Hall St., Hays, KS 67601, in memory of Rod Ruder, or to the Fort Hays State University Foundation, One Tiger Place, Hays, KS 67601, designating the FHSU baseball program. Local assistance by Brock’s-Keithley Funeral Chapel and Crematory 2509 Vine Hays, KS 67601&nbsp;

Rodney Nicholas Ruder

John Kirkland, age 66, formerly of Johnson, Kansas, passed away Sunday, 
November 21, 2021, at his home in Chanute, Kansas. He was born April 5,
 1955, in Lamar, Colorado, the son of James and Loretta (Tague) 
Kirkland. 
John grew up in Springfield until the age of 13 when his family moved to
 Johnson. After graduating from Stanton County High School, he served 
in the United States Army. John returned to Johnson and worked for area
 farmers and also the Co-op in Manter until he became an over-the-road 
truck driver. He enjoyed taking care of the family pets, fishing, and 
bowling. John was a member of the VFW Post #11449. 
John married Janet Bradshaw on December 20, 2003, at Fields Memorial Wesleyan Church in Johnson. 
John is survived by his wife, Janet of their home; son, Kole Kirkland of
 Yuma, Arizona, daughter, Toni Kirkland of Leicester, New York, 
step-son, Lawrence Bradshaw of Hays, Kansas; brother, Loyd Kirkland of 
Dalhart, Texas; sisters, Catherine Thomas of Pampa, Texas, and Pam Moore
 of Johnson, Kansas; one grandchild and one great-grandchild. 
John is preceded in death by his parents, James and Loretta Kirkland; 
brothers, Olan Kirkland and Jim Kirkland; and sister, Brenda Parks. 
Funeral service is Wednesday, November 24, 2021, at 3:00 PM at Fields 
Memorial Wesleyan Church in Johnson with Reverend Kurt Rovenstine and 
Pastor Erik Miravete officiating. Interment will follow at the Stanton 
County Cemetery with military rites conducted by Johnson VFW Dust Bowl 
Post #3684. Visitation will be Wednesday, November 24, 2021, from 1:00 
PM until service time at the church.

 Memorial contributions may be 
given to the Johnson VFW Dust Bowl Post #3684 in care of Garnand Funeral
 Home, PO Box 715, Johnson, KS  67855.  Condolences may be posted at 
www.garnandfuneralhomes.com.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

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 </figure>John Kirkland, age 66, formerly of Johnson, Kansas, passed away Sunday, 
November 21, 2021, at his home in Chanute, Kansas. He was born April 5,
 1955, in Lamar, Colorado, the son of James and Loretta (Tague) 
Kirkland. 
John grew up in Springfield until the age of 13 when his family moved to
 Johnson. After graduating from Stanton County High School, he served 
in the United States Army. John returned to Johnson and worked for area
 farmers and also the Co-op in Manter until he became an over-the-road 
truck driver. He enjoyed taking care of the family pets, fishing, and 
bowling. John was a member of the VFW Post #11449. 
John married Janet Bradshaw on December 20, 2003, at Fields Memorial Wesleyan Church in Johnson. 
John is survived by his wife, Janet of their home; son, Kole Kirkland of
 Yuma, Arizona, daughter, Toni Kirkland of Leicester, New York, 
step-son, Lawrence Bradshaw of Hays, Kansas; brother, Loyd Kirkland of 
Dalhart, Texas; sisters, Catherine Thomas of Pampa, Texas, and Pam Moore
 of Johnson, Kansas; one grandchild and one great-grandchild. 
John is preceded in death by his parents, James and Loretta Kirkland; 
brothers, Olan Kirkland and Jim Kirkland; and sister, Brenda Parks. 
Funeral service is Wednesday, November 24, 2021, at 3:00 PM at Fields 
Memorial Wesleyan Church in Johnson with Reverend Kurt Rovenstine and 
Pastor Erik Miravete officiating. Interment will follow at the Stanton 
County Cemetery with military rites conducted by Johnson VFW Dust Bowl 
Post #3684. Visitation will be Wednesday, November 24, 2021, from 1:00 
PM until service time at the church. Memorial contributions may be 
given to the Johnson VFW Dust Bowl Post #3684 in care of Garnand Funeral
 Home, PO Box 715, Johnson, KS 67855. Condolences may be posted at 
www.garnandfuneralhomes.com.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

John Kirkland

Gary Dewayne Barr, 86, died November 20, 2021, surrounded by his 
children and grandchildren, in his home, in Hoisington, Kansas. He was 
born March 3, 1935, at Dodge City, Kansas, the son of Herbert G. &amp; 
Ethel Mae (Linenger) Barr. He proudly served in the United States Marine
 Corps from 1952 to 1954.&nbsp;

He was married to Joan Payne in 1954 in Dodge City, they later 
divorced. He then married Carolyn Mae Jones on May 30, 1979, at 
Hoisington, Kansas.&nbsp; She preceded him in death on January 31, 2021.

A long-time Hoisington resident, Gary worked for Rainbow Bread in 
route sales for 37 years, retiring in 1998. Gary was a member of New 
Life Baptist Church, the V.F.W. #3111 in Great Bend, the National 
Appaloosa Club, and was a horse enthusiast.

Survivors include; children, Steven (Debbie) Barr of Cimarron, David 
(Patricia) Barr of Wichita, Kimberly (Eugene) Schneweis of Hoisington, 
Kevin (Susan) Barr of Minco, Oklahoma, Pamela Douglas and Brad Barr both
 of Magnolia, Texas, and James (Deborah) Brehm of Perry, and Desda Brehm
 of South Carolina; a sister, Wanda Larson of Washington State; a 
brother, Donald (Rita Kay) Barr of Liberal; &nbsp;25 grandchildren, 
including, Michele Berends, Heather Helvie, Alesia Schneweis, Candis 
Sykes, Joshua Barr, Stephanie Petermann, Jennifer Schrock, Stacey 
Howard, Amy Lynn Housh, Justin Barr, Rebecca Barr, Dillon Jasperson, 
Megan Jernigan, Sherinda Grounds, Taylor Wendel, Hannah Frisbee, Kaylee 
Frederick, Lillie Barr, Amanda Ricken-Long, and Jacob Evans; and 35 
great-grandchildren, including, Matthew Mayers, Isabelle and Isaiah 
Berends, Morgan Custine, Landon Thomas, Ashlyn, Khilyn, Rozalyn, and 
Isiah Barr, Silas and Sadie Petermann, R.J. Thomas and Jadyn Boese.

He was preceded in death by 9 brothers and 2 sisters, and a grandson, Jase Richardson.

Memorial Service will be held at 10 a.m., Friday, December 3rd, 2021,
 at the New Life Baptist Church, Hoisington, with pastor Denny Lewis 
presiding. Interment will be 2:30 p.m. at the Kansas Veteran's Cemetery,
 Dodge City, Kansas. 

Memorials are suggested to Kindred Hospice or 
American Cancer Society, in care of Nicholson-Ricke Funeral Home, PO Box
 146, Hoisington, KS 67544.

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 </figure>Gary Dewayne Barr, 86, died November 20, 2021, surrounded by his 
children and grandchildren, in his home, in Hoisington, Kansas. He was 
born March 3, 1935, at Dodge City, Kansas, the son of Herbert G. &amp; 
Ethel Mae (Linenger) Barr. He proudly served in the United States Marine
 Corps from 1952 to 1954.&nbsp;He was married to Joan Payne in 1954 in Dodge City, they later 
divorced. He then married Carolyn Mae Jones on May 30, 1979, at 
Hoisington, Kansas.&nbsp; She preceded him in death on January 31, 2021.A long-time Hoisington resident, Gary worked for Rainbow Bread in 
route sales for 37 years, retiring in 1998. Gary was a member of New 
Life Baptist Church, the V.F.W. #3111 in Great Bend, the National 
Appaloosa Club, and was a horse enthusiast.Survivors include; children, Steven (Debbie) Barr of Cimarron, David 
(Patricia) Barr of Wichita, Kimberly (Eugene) Schneweis of Hoisington, 
Kevin (Susan) Barr of Minco, Oklahoma, Pamela Douglas and Brad Barr both
 of Magnolia, Texas, and James (Deborah) Brehm of Perry, and Desda Brehm
 of South Carolina; a sister, Wanda Larson of Washington State; a 
brother, Donald (Rita Kay) Barr of Liberal; &nbsp;25 grandchildren, 
including, Michele Berends, Heather Helvie, Alesia Schneweis, Candis 
Sykes, Joshua Barr, Stephanie Petermann, Jennifer Schrock, Stacey 
Howard, Amy Lynn Housh, Justin Barr, Rebecca Barr, Dillon Jasperson, 
Megan Jernigan, Sherinda Grounds, Taylor Wendel, Hannah Frisbee, Kaylee 
Frederick, Lillie Barr, Amanda Ricken-Long, and Jacob Evans; and 35 
great-grandchildren, including, Matthew Mayers, Isabelle and Isaiah 
Berends, Morgan Custine, Landon Thomas, Ashlyn, Khilyn, Rozalyn, and 
Isiah Barr, Silas and Sadie Petermann, R.J. Thomas and Jadyn Boese.He was preceded in death by 9 brothers and 2 sisters, and a grandson, Jase Richardson.Memorial Service will be held at 10 a.m., Friday, December 3rd, 2021,
 at the New Life Baptist Church, Hoisington, with pastor Denny Lewis 
presiding. Interment will be 2:30 p.m. at the Kansas Veteran's Cemetery,
 Dodge City, Kansas. Memorials are suggested to Kindred Hospice or 
American Cancer Society, in care of Nicholson-Ricke Funeral Home, PO Box
 146, Hoisington, KS 67544.

Gary Barr

Susan Skeie-Melvin,  63, passed away at her home in Estes Park, Colorado,
 on Thursday, November 18, 2021. 
Susan was born in Hays, Kansas, October 25, 1958.

&nbsp;Her parents were 
Randy and Verjean (Jacobs) Skeie.  She was raised in Boulder, Colorado, 
and remained in Colorado, throughout her life. Susan, also known to some
 as "Sky", graduated from Boulder, Colorado's Fairview High School in 
1977, where she was an accomplished athlete in Track and Basketball.  
She still holds the standing  Long Jump Record for Fairview High School 
at 18 feet, 2 inches, and received the title of "Most Athletic" her 
Senior year. 

 Susan attended the  University of Northern Colorado in 
Greeley, and also received a full athletic basketball scholarship to 
Colorado Mesa University, in Grand Junction, where she graduated with a 
degree in Recreational Therapy.   She married Loren W. Melvin on June 
26, 1982, in a beautiful mountain ceremony near Rollinsville, Colorado. 
After graduating from college, Susan worked for various organizations to
 help elders and those with special needs.  She brought her love of 
sports into those jobs by helping to create various events and 
activities to help them thrive. 

 Susan was a Volunteer Fire Fighter for 
the Lefthand Fire  Department , and  a Volunteer Bell Ringer for the 
Salvation Army during the Holidays. 
Susan was known for her love of family, her passion for trout fishing, 
and was a dedicated fan of the University of Colorado Buffs football 
team and the Denver Broncos.  In addition, she enjoyed spoiling her 
grandkids, fishing, camping, fishing, hiking, fishing, snowshoeing, 
fishing, cross country skiing, fishing...  She had an infectious smile 
and sense of humor, that quite often left people feeling like they'd 
done 100 sit ups from laughing so hard.  An example of her sense of 
humor is that when someone would trip or fall, she would ask them if 
they'd like to see how they looked doing that, and then would imitate 
the fall herself; causing hysterical  laughter. 


Susan is survived by her husband, best friend, and fishing buddy, Loren 
Melvin; her children, Brad (Amber) Melvin; Darin (Katie) Melvin; and 
grandchildren Aden, Grace and Colton Melvin; and Lily and Bear Melvin.  
She is also survived by her sister, Laurel Skeie (Edward) Huesers of 
Lyons, Colorado; her brother, Craig (Rhonda) Skeie of Pinetop, Arizona; 
nieces and nephews. 


She was preceded in death by her sister, Cindy Martinson and her parents
 Verjean (Jacobs) and Randy Skeie. 
Susan will be deeply missed by all who love and laughed with her. 

For those who have special memories and would like to leave online 
condolences, please visit: <a href="http://www.AllnuttEstesPark.Com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">www.AllnuttEstesPark.Com</a>

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 </figure>Susan Skeie-Melvin, 63, passed away at her home in Estes Park, Colorado,
 on Thursday, November 18, 2021. 
Susan was born in Hays, Kansas, October 25, 1958.&nbsp;Her parents were 
Randy and Verjean (Jacobs) Skeie. She was raised in Boulder, Colorado, 
and remained in Colorado, throughout her life. Susan, also known to some
 as "Sky", graduated from Boulder, Colorado's Fairview High School in 
1977, where she was an accomplished athlete in Track and Basketball. 
She still holds the standing Long Jump Record for Fairview High School 
at 18 feet, 2 inches, and received the title of "Most Athletic" her 
Senior year. Susan attended the University of Northern Colorado in 
Greeley, and also received a full athletic basketball scholarship to 
Colorado Mesa University, in Grand Junction, where she graduated with a 
degree in Recreational Therapy. She married Loren W. Melvin on June 
26, 1982, in a beautiful mountain ceremony near Rollinsville, Colorado. 
After graduating from college, Susan worked for various organizations to
 help elders and those with special needs. She brought her love of 
sports into those jobs by helping to create various events and 
activities to help them thrive. Susan was a Volunteer Fire Fighter for 
the Lefthand Fire Department , and a Volunteer Bell Ringer for the 
Salvation Army during the Holidays. 
Susan was known for her love of family, her passion for trout fishing, 
and was a dedicated fan of the University of Colorado Buffs football 
team and the Denver Broncos. In addition, she enjoyed spoiling her 
grandkids, fishing, camping, fishing, hiking, fishing, snowshoeing, 
fishing, cross country skiing, fishing... She had an infectious smile 
and sense of humor, that quite often left people feeling like they'd 
done 100 sit ups from laughing so hard. An example of her sense of 
humor is that when someone would trip or fall, she would ask them if 
they'd like to see how they looked doing that, and then would imitate 
the fall herself; causing hysterical laughter. 
Susan is survived by her husband, best friend, and fishing buddy, Loren 
Melvin; her children, Brad (Amber) Melvin; Darin (Katie) Melvin; and 
grandchildren Aden, Grace and Colton Melvin; and Lily and Bear Melvin. 
She is also survived by her sister, Laurel Skeie (Edward) Huesers of 
Lyons, Colorado; her brother, Craig (Rhonda) Skeie of Pinetop, Arizona; 
nieces and nephews. 
She was preceded in death by her sister, Cindy Martinson and her parents
 Verjean (Jacobs) and Randy Skeie. 
Susan will be deeply missed by all who love and laughed with her. 
For those who have special memories and would like to leave online 
condolences, please visit: <a href="http://www.AllnuttEstesPark.Com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">www.AllnuttEstesPark.Com</a>

Susan Skeie-Melvin

Mindy Sue Applegate, 59, passed away November 21, 2021, at the Satanta
 District Hospital with her family by her side. She was born on February
 14, 1962, in Hays, Kansas, the daughter of David and Mary Lee (Powell) 
Harris.

Mindy spent her childhood in Protection, graduating from Protection 
High School in 1980. She then attended St. Mary of the Plains in Dodge 
City, where she played basketball. Mindy graduated with a Bachelor of 
Arts degree in English education in 1984. After graduation, she took a 
job with Arrowhead West in Dodge City. In 1987, Mindy made the move to 
Montezuma where she taught seventh and eighth grade English and junior 
high physical education. Since athletics were a part of her life as 
well, she gladly jumped into coaching junior high girls volleyball, 
basketball, and track. Mindy also received a Master of Arts degree from 
Fort Hays State University in 1995.

On July 2, 1988, Mindy was united in marriage to Mark Applegate. They
 made their home in Montezuma, raising two sons, Gabe and Eli. South 
Gray High School was formed, and Mindy became the high school English 
teacher and school improvement coordinator. When the opportunity arose 
in 2001, Mindy made the move to Southwest Plains Regional Service Center
 in Sublette as an educational consultant. Mindy never stopped learning 
nor leading. She was passionate about sharing her knowledge, leadership,
 and skills with others. Mindy also served as an outreach educator for 
Dodge City Community College for teaching Public Speaking and English 
Comp. Mindy cherished her time with family and friends. Whether 
keeping the score book or cheering in the stands, Mindy was considered 
the “Basketball Mom” for her sons and many other athletes. For over 30 
years she served as Mark’s assistant not only in life but also on the 
sidelines. Grandsons, Andrew and Declan also found a special place in 
her heart.

She is survived by her husband Mark of Montezuma; two sons, Gabriel 
Applegate of Lawrence and Eli Applegate and wife Brooke of Dodge City; 
two grandsons, Andrew and Declan Applegate; siblings, Marcie Charles and
 husband Marc of Dodge City, and Mitchel Harris and wife Judy of 
Ingalls, many nieces and nephews, a host of friends and numerous 
students. Mindy is preceded in death by her parents and a niece Megan 
Charles Kramer.

Funeral service will be held at South Gray High School Gymnasium, 
Montezuma, on Saturday, November 27, 2021 at 10:30 AM with Mr. Jeff 
Hiers presiding. Burial will follow at Fairview Cemetery in Montezuma. 
Visitation will be at Swaim Funeral Chapel, Montezuma on Friday, 
November 26, 2021 from noon to 8:00 PM. with the family present from 5-7
 PM. Memorials are suggested to The Perfect Fit Foundation for Autism in
 Dodge City in care of the funeral home. 

Thoughts and memories may be 
shared in the online guest book at www.swaimfuneralhome.com. Mindy’s 
family would like to extend their appreciation for the help and support 
she received during this journey.

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 </figure>Mindy Sue Applegate, 59, passed away November 21, 2021, at the Satanta
 District Hospital with her family by her side. She was born on February
 14, 1962, in Hays, Kansas, the daughter of David and Mary Lee (Powell) 
Harris.Mindy spent her childhood in Protection, graduating from Protection 
High School in 1980. She then attended St. Mary of the Plains in Dodge 
City, where she played basketball. Mindy graduated with a Bachelor of 
Arts degree in English education in 1984. After graduation, she took a 
job with Arrowhead West in Dodge City. In 1987, Mindy made the move to 
Montezuma where she taught seventh and eighth grade English and junior 
high physical education. Since athletics were a part of her life as 
well, she gladly jumped into coaching junior high girls volleyball, 
basketball, and track. Mindy also received a Master of Arts degree from 
Fort Hays State University in 1995.On July 2, 1988, Mindy was united in marriage to Mark Applegate. They
 made their home in Montezuma, raising two sons, Gabe and Eli. South 
Gray High School was formed, and Mindy became the high school English 
teacher and school improvement coordinator. When the opportunity arose 
in 2001, Mindy made the move to Southwest Plains Regional Service Center
 in Sublette as an educational consultant. Mindy never stopped learning 
nor leading. She was passionate about sharing her knowledge, leadership,
 and skills with others. Mindy also served as an outreach educator for 
Dodge City Community College for teaching Public Speaking and English 
Comp. Mindy cherished her time with family and friends. Whether 
keeping the score book or cheering in the stands, Mindy was considered 
the “Basketball Mom” for her sons and many other athletes. For over 30 
years she served as Mark’s assistant not only in life but also on the 
sidelines. Grandsons, Andrew and Declan also found a special place in 
her heart.She is survived by her husband Mark of Montezuma; two sons, Gabriel 
Applegate of Lawrence and Eli Applegate and wife Brooke of Dodge City; 
two grandsons, Andrew and Declan Applegate; siblings, Marcie Charles and
 husband Marc of Dodge City, and Mitchel Harris and wife Judy of 
Ingalls, many nieces and nephews, a host of friends and numerous 
students. Mindy is preceded in death by her parents and a niece Megan 
Charles Kramer.Funeral service will be held at South Gray High School Gymnasium, 
Montezuma, on Saturday, November 27, 2021 at 10:30 AM with Mr. Jeff 
Hiers presiding. Burial will follow at Fairview Cemetery in Montezuma. 
Visitation will be at Swaim Funeral Chapel, Montezuma on Friday, 
November 26, 2021 from noon to 8:00 PM. with the family present from 5-7
 PM. Memorials are suggested to The Perfect Fit Foundation for Autism in
 Dodge City in care of the funeral home. Thoughts and memories may be 
shared in the online guest book at www.swaimfuneralhome.com. Mindy’s 
family would like to extend their appreciation for the help and support 
she received during this journey.

Mindy Sue Applegate

Carol Sue Cary, 84, died Sunday November 21, 2021 at the Wichita County 
Health Center in Leoti, Kansas. She was born in 1937 in Childress, 
Texas the daughter of Ode and Ellen Jean (Thigpen) MCAbee. 
Carol attended high school &amp; Junior College in Clarendon Texas. She
 married Fred Cary on November 1, 1968. He preceded her in death. 
She was the County Clerk in Wichita County for over 27 years. She was a
 member of the Christ Covenant Church. She enjoyed her family, being 
outside, and her pets. 
Those left to cherish her memories include her Children-Paula (Richard) 
Cleaton of Liberal, KS, Carla (Dan) Wikoff of Manhattan, KS, Cindy 
Hochhalter of Garden City, Kansas, Janet Royal of Weatherford, Oklahoma,
 Robin Ward of Hollis, Oklahoma &amp; Sheila Jones of Elgin, Oklahoma; 
Grandchildren- Stephanie (Mickey) Zimmerman, Brittani (Jordan) Poland, 
Shylan Beamer, Justin Beamer, Nathan Crays, Nick (Anne)Royal, Josh 
(Hanah) Royal, Sarah (Travis) Thacker, Russell (Brianna) Ward, Beth 
(Shane) Haff, Sadie (Jeremy) Heath, Anna Jones and 23 1/3 Great 
grandkids. 
A Funeral Service will be held 10:00 am Monday, November 29, 2021 at 
Christ Covenant Church in Leoti, Kansas with Pastor Stephen Morefield 
officiating. Burial will follow at the Leoti, Cemetery. There will not
 be any public visitation.

 The family suggests memorials to Christ 
Covenant Church or the Wichita County Amusement Association in care of 
Garnand Funeral Home, 412 N 7th Street, Garden City, KS  67846. 
620-276-3219&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

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 </figure>Carol Sue Cary, 84, died Sunday November 21, 2021 at the Wichita County 
Health Center in Leoti, Kansas. She was born in 1937 in Childress, 
Texas the daughter of Ode and Ellen Jean (Thigpen) MCAbee. 
Carol attended high school &amp; Junior College in Clarendon Texas. She
 married Fred Cary on November 1, 1968. He preceded her in death. 
She was the County Clerk in Wichita County for over 27 years. She was a
 member of the Christ Covenant Church. She enjoyed her family, being 
outside, and her pets. 
Those left to cherish her memories include her Children-Paula (Richard) 
Cleaton of Liberal, KS, Carla (Dan) Wikoff of Manhattan, KS, Cindy 
Hochhalter of Garden City, Kansas, Janet Royal of Weatherford, Oklahoma,
 Robin Ward of Hollis, Oklahoma &amp; Sheila Jones of Elgin, Oklahoma; 
Grandchildren- Stephanie (Mickey) Zimmerman, Brittani (Jordan) Poland, 
Shylan Beamer, Justin Beamer, Nathan Crays, Nick (Anne)Royal, Josh 
(Hanah) Royal, Sarah (Travis) Thacker, Russell (Brianna) Ward, Beth 
(Shane) Haff, Sadie (Jeremy) Heath, Anna Jones and 23 1/3 Great 
grandkids. 
A Funeral Service will be held 10:00 am Monday, November 29, 2021 at 
Christ Covenant Church in Leoti, Kansas with Pastor Stephen Morefield 
officiating. Burial will follow at the Leoti, Cemetery. There will not
 be any public visitation. The family suggests memorials to Christ 
Covenant Church or the Wichita County Amusement Association in care of 
Garnand Funeral Home, 412 N 7th Street, Garden City, KS 67846. 
620-276-3219&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Carol Sue Cary

Dolores Faye Depperschmidt, 87, was born to Frank and Doretta (Butler) 
Soderlund at Kanona, Kansas, on October 10, 1934. She passed away with 
her family by her side on November 20th, 2021 in Oberlin, Kansas. 
 Dolores graduated from Decatur County High School in 1954 and later 
that year she was married to Al J. Depperschmidt. Throughout their 
marriage they made their home in Dresden, Kansas. 
 Over the course of her career she worked in the food system at the 
schools of Leoville and Clayton and as a co-owner of the Dresden Thrift 
Shop. She was a part of the Daughters of Isabella group and the Altar 
Society. In her free time Dolores made quilt blocks for the Disabled 
American Veterans. She enjoyed embroider, reading, scrapbooking and 
loved watching rodeos. 
 She is survived by her sons Mark and David, daughter-in-law Carla, 
grandchildren Heather, Leia and Jason, great grandchildren Zachary, 
Olivia, Kiera, Clayton and Quinn and other family and friends. She is 
preceded in death by her parents, husband, two sons and four brothers.

Click <a href="https://www.paulsfh.com/obituaries/Dolores-Faye-Depperschmidt?obId=23155365#/celebrationWall">HERE</a> for service details.

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 </figure>Dolores Faye Depperschmidt, 87, was born to Frank and Doretta (Butler) 
Soderlund at Kanona, Kansas, on October 10, 1934. She passed away with 
her family by her side on November 20th, 2021 in Oberlin, Kansas. 
 Dolores graduated from Decatur County High School in 1954 and later 
that year she was married to Al J. Depperschmidt. Throughout their 
marriage they made their home in Dresden, Kansas. 
 Over the course of her career she worked in the food system at the 
schools of Leoville and Clayton and as a co-owner of the Dresden Thrift 
Shop. She was a part of the Daughters of Isabella group and the Altar 
Society. In her free time Dolores made quilt blocks for the Disabled 
American Veterans. She enjoyed embroider, reading, scrapbooking and 
loved watching rodeos. 
 She is survived by her sons Mark and David, daughter-in-law Carla, 
grandchildren Heather, Leia and Jason, great grandchildren Zachary, 
Olivia, Kiera, Clayton and Quinn and other family and friends. She is 
preceded in death by her parents, husband, two sons and four brothers.Click <a href="https://www.paulsfh.com/obituaries/Dolores-Faye-Depperschmidt?obId=23155365#/celebrationWall">HERE</a> for service details.

Dolores Faye Depperschmidt

Martha Jane Cline, 55, passed away November 19, 2021, at Research 
Medical Center, Kansas City, Mo. She was born on June 5, 1966, at 
Hoisington, to Basil &amp; Lou Ann (Brinson) Fitzpatrick. She married 
Roy Cline in Great Bend on January 26, 1990.

A lifetime Barton County resident, Martha was a 15 year 
employee/manager at Club 1 Fitness. She also had previously worked in 
the Environmental Services department at Larned State Hospital and as a 
custodian for USD 428. She was a member of CrossPoint Church of Great 
Bend, where she taught children’s church and facilitated a Bible Study. 
She enjoyed raising her kids and grandchildren, and was also known to be
 a “mom” to many other children.&nbsp; Martha especially loved to spend time 
with her family.

Survivors include, three daughters, Amber Cline and Katrina Cline, 
both of Great Bend, and Dessa Cline of Junction City; two brothers, 
Russell Hunter of Great Bend, and Buddy Fitzpatrick of Mo.; a sister, 
Debra Richardson of Tex.; two grandchildren, Lydia Miller and Katara 
Leon; her grandcat; and a large extended family. She was preceded in 
death by her parents; and a brother, David Hunter.

There will be no visitation as cremation has taken place. Memorial 
services will be held at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, November 27, 2021, at 
Cross Point Church in Great Bend, with Clay Boepple presiding. 

Memorials
 have been designated to the Martha Cline Memorial Expense Fund, in care
 of Bryant Funeral Home.

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 </figure>Martha Jane Cline, 55, passed away November 19, 2021, at Research 
Medical Center, Kansas City, Mo. She was born on June 5, 1966, at 
Hoisington, to Basil &amp; Lou Ann (Brinson) Fitzpatrick. She married 
Roy Cline in Great Bend on January 26, 1990.A lifetime Barton County resident, Martha was a 15 year 
employee/manager at Club 1 Fitness. She also had previously worked in 
the Environmental Services department at Larned State Hospital and as a 
custodian for USD 428. She was a member of CrossPoint Church of Great 
Bend, where she taught children’s church and facilitated a Bible Study. 
She enjoyed raising her kids and grandchildren, and was also known to be
 a “mom” to many other children.&nbsp; Martha especially loved to spend time 
with her family.Survivors include, three daughters, Amber Cline and Katrina Cline, 
both of Great Bend, and Dessa Cline of Junction City; two brothers, 
Russell Hunter of Great Bend, and Buddy Fitzpatrick of Mo.; a sister, 
Debra Richardson of Tex.; two grandchildren, Lydia Miller and Katara 
Leon; her grandcat; and a large extended family. She was preceded in 
death by her parents; and a brother, David Hunter.There will be no visitation as cremation has taken place. Memorial 
services will be held at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, November 27, 2021, at 
Cross Point Church in Great Bend, with Clay Boepple presiding. Memorials
 have been designated to the Martha Cline Memorial Expense Fund, in care
 of Bryant Funeral Home.

Martha Jane Cline

Karen Elaine Pollock, age 83, passed away on Sunday November 21, 2021, at the Smith County Memorial Hospital in Smith Center, KS.
 She is survived by her two sons Jeff Pollock of El Paso, TX and 
James Pollock of Riverside, CA; two sisters Eulonda Nardiello of Austin,
 TX, and Ann Huggins of New Hampshire.

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 </figure>Karen Elaine Pollock, age 83, passed away on Sunday November 21, 2021, at the Smith County Memorial Hospital in Smith Center, KS.
 She is survived by her two sons Jeff Pollock of El Paso, TX and 
James Pollock of Riverside, CA; two sisters Eulonda Nardiello of Austin,
 TX, and Ann Huggins of New Hampshire.Click <a href="https://www.simmons-rentschler.com/obituaries/Karen-Elaine-Pollock?obId=23170660#/celebrationWall">HERE</a> for service details.

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