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Funded by an EllisCARES grant, First Presbyterian Church, 2900 Hall St., Hays, is offering a safe, supervised and distanced alternative for remote/hybrid learning to all middle and high school students enrolled in the Ellis County school districts. 

The free program will run from October 5- December 14, 2020.

We know that districts, teachers, students and families are facing unprecedented challenges. 

We hope that this option helps relieve lack of access to adequate internet, social isolation and family stress with students home alone for those who are using hybrid or remote learning options. 

The remote learning staff will providing instructional support, encouragement, and maintain health and safety guidelines.

The building is fully accessible on one level with a dedicated entrance and dedicated restrooms.

The Wi-Fi-enabled hall will accommodate up to 20 preregistered middle and high school students in 3 ½ hour blocks. 

There will be separate morning and afternoon groups Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-11:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.-3:00pm. If there is a need, hours can be expanded to include some evenings and weekends.

Attendance will be recorded. Masks will be required for all inside the building. Distanced seating will be assigned. A full kitchen is on site for storing lunch and snacks brought by the students.

Sign up for remote learning using Signup.com at&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://signup.com/client/invitation2/secure/818379540029/false#/invitation">https://signup.com/go/bEVhPkV</a>.

You will not need to register an account or keep a password on SignUp.com.

For more information,&nbsp; contact Pastor Celeste Lasich at pastorcelestehays@gmail.com.

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 </figure>Funded by an EllisCARES grant, First Presbyterian Church, 2900 Hall St., Hays, is offering a safe, supervised and distanced alternative for remote/hybrid learning to all middle and high school students enrolled in the Ellis County school districts. The free program will run from October 5- December 14, 2020.We know that districts, teachers, students and families are facing unprecedented challenges. We hope that this option helps relieve lack of access to adequate internet, social isolation and family stress with students home alone for those who are using hybrid or remote learning options. The remote learning staff will providing instructional support, encouragement, and maintain health and safety guidelines.The building is fully accessible on one level with a dedicated entrance and dedicated restrooms.The Wi-Fi-enabled hall will accommodate up to 20 preregistered middle and high school students in 3 ½ hour blocks. There will be separate morning and afternoon groups Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-11:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.-3:00pm. If there is a need, hours can be expanded to include some evenings and weekends.Attendance will be recorded. Masks will be required for all inside the building. Distanced seating will be assigned. A full kitchen is on site for storing lunch and snacks brought by the students.Sign up for remote learning using Signup.com at&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://signup.com/client/invitation2/secure/818379540029/false#/invitation">https://signup.com/go/bEVhPkV</a>.You will not need to register an account or keep a password on SignUp.com.For more information,&nbsp; contact Pastor Celeste Lasich at pastorcelestehays@gmail.com.

Free remote/hybrid learning center open to Ellis Co. middle & high school students 

Glenn Carl Radenberg, 96, died October 4, 2020, at Country Place 
Senior Living, Hoisington. Glenn was born February 18, 1924, on the farm
 north of Claflin, Kansas, the son of Carl Ernest and Lulu Anna 
(Grossardt) Radenberg. Glenn was the valedictorian of the Claflin High 
School Class of 1942.

A lifetime Claflin area resident, Glenn was a farmer, rancher and had
 interest in the oilfield. Glenn was an active member of the St. Paul’s 
United Church of Christ, in Holyrood, where he taught Sunday School. 
Glenn was a member of Swinging Stars Square Dancing Club and he enjoyed 
polka dancing. Mostly he enjoyed spending time with his family.

On April 20, 1958,Glenn married Marvella June Rusco at the Trinity 
Lutheran Church in Great Bend. She preceded him in death on October 19, 
2010.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Glenn is survived by; sons, John Carl Radenberg and wife Debbie, 
David Glenn Radenberg and wife Maxine, and Mark Alfred Radenberg and 
wife Carrie, all of Claflin; sister-in-law, Renee Pike of Great Bend; 12
 grandchildren Skylar, William, James, J.C., Sharon, Alice, Johnathan, 
Rose, Brandon, Austin, Katie, Duncan and 6 great grandchildren Riley, 
Miranda, Brinley, Amelia, Rexdon, Magnolia.Glenn was preceded in death 
by his brothers, Harry and Lee Radenberg, sisters, Helen Foster, Norma 
Stucky, and Dorothy Tritsch.

Visitation will be 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Thursday, with family to greet 
friends from 6-8 p.m., at Nicholson-Ricke Funeral Home.Funeral service 
will be 2:30 p.m., Friday, October 9, 2020, at St. Paul Church of 
Christ, Holyrood, Kansas, with Pastor Debby Rains presiding. Burial will
 follow in Claflin Cemetery.

Memorials are suggested to St. Paul United Church of Christ or 
Claflin Ambulance Fund in care of Nicholson-Ricke Funeral Home, PO Box 
146, Hoisington, KS 67544.

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 </figure>Glenn Carl Radenberg, 96, died October 4, 2020, at Country Place 
Senior Living, Hoisington. Glenn was born February 18, 1924, on the farm
 north of Claflin, Kansas, the son of Carl Ernest and Lulu Anna 
(Grossardt) Radenberg. Glenn was the valedictorian of the Claflin High 
School Class of 1942.A lifetime Claflin area resident, Glenn was a farmer, rancher and had
 interest in the oilfield. Glenn was an active member of the St. Paul’s 
United Church of Christ, in Holyrood, where he taught Sunday School. 
Glenn was a member of Swinging Stars Square Dancing Club and he enjoyed 
polka dancing. Mostly he enjoyed spending time with his family.On April 20, 1958,Glenn married Marvella June Rusco at the Trinity 
Lutheran Church in Great Bend. She preceded him in death on October 19, 
2010.&nbsp;&nbsp;Glenn is survived by; sons, John Carl Radenberg and wife Debbie, 
David Glenn Radenberg and wife Maxine, and Mark Alfred Radenberg and 
wife Carrie, all of Claflin; sister-in-law, Renee Pike of Great Bend; 12
 grandchildren Skylar, William, James, J.C., Sharon, Alice, Johnathan, 
Rose, Brandon, Austin, Katie, Duncan and 6 great grandchildren Riley, 
Miranda, Brinley, Amelia, Rexdon, Magnolia.Glenn was preceded in death 
by his brothers, Harry and Lee Radenberg, sisters, Helen Foster, Norma 
Stucky, and Dorothy Tritsch.Visitation will be 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Thursday, with family to greet 
friends from 6-8 p.m., at Nicholson-Ricke Funeral Home.Funeral service 
will be 2:30 p.m., Friday, October 9, 2020, at St. Paul Church of 
Christ, Holyrood, Kansas, with Pastor Debby Rains presiding. Burial will
 follow in Claflin Cemetery.Memorials are suggested to St. Paul United Church of Christ or 
Claflin Ambulance Fund in care of Nicholson-Ricke Funeral Home, PO Box 
146, Hoisington, KS 67544.

Glenn Carl Radenberg

Helen Rae Jennings Stanley, 97, died on Saturday, March 14, 2020, at 
Lane County Hospital in Dighton. She was born on January 20, 1923 at 
Altamont, Kansas the daughter of Jess &amp; Mary Genis (Elder) Jennings.
 She married Dwight “Porky” Stanley on May 12, 1954 at Scott City, 
Kansas. He died on April 30, 2012. 
Helen graduated from Labette County High School and earned her 
Bachelor’s in English and Music Education from Southwestern College in 
Winfield. She later took classes at The University of Kansas and 
University of Colorado. She taught in Buhler before moving to Dighton 
in 1949 where she taught at Dighton High School and then taught music 
for the Lane County country schools in Amy, Shields and Alamota. She 
and her husband owned and operated Stanley Liquor Store for 17 years and
 she later was the office manager for the Birney &amp; Company office in
 Dighton. She gave many piano lessons in the community and her passion 
was preparing and accompanying her students in competitions. She was a 
member of the First Christian Church where she was the pianist and 
played for many funerals, weddings and other church events. She also 
belonged to the PEO. She enjoyed golfing at Lane County Country Club 
and Southwind Country Club. Helen took great pride in maintaining her 
yard, and working in her flower beds. Her roses brought joy to many. 
She was also a delivery volunteer for Meals on Wheels for many years. 
Helen loved sports and was a loyal Jayhawks, Royals and Chiefs fan. 
She is survived by her Daughters- Nita &amp; David Kuhlman of Dighton, 
Sandy &amp; Wayne Brooks of Hutchinson, Kristi &amp; Mike Heyka of 
Highlands Ranch, Colorado and Teri Harris &amp; Andy Parker of Lawrence,
 4 Grandchildren- Dustin Dwight (Trisha) Kuhlman, Jessa Rae (Ben) 
Wilkens, Dylan MB (Lena) Sweyko-Kuhlman &amp; Kendall James Harris, 7 
Great-Grandchildren- Easton Kuhlman, Taegan Kuhlman, Brogan Kuhlman, 
Hadley Kuhlman, Luke Wilkens, Evan Wilkens &amp; Jack Wilkens. 
Graveside Service will be at 10:30 Saturday, October 3 at Dighton 
Memorial Cemetery with Pastor Alana Chapman officiating. The family 
requests that masks be worn. Friends may call from 1:00 PM to 7:00 PM 
on Friday October 2 at Boomhower Funeral Home in Dighton. Memorials are
 suggested to First Christian Church or Lane County Library in care of 
Boomhower Funeral Home. Condolences may be posted at 
www.garnandfuneralhomes.com

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 </figure>Helen Rae Jennings Stanley, 97, died on Saturday, March 14, 2020, at 
Lane County Hospital in Dighton. She was born on January 20, 1923 at 
Altamont, Kansas the daughter of Jess &amp; Mary Genis (Elder) Jennings.
 She married Dwight “Porky” Stanley on May 12, 1954 at Scott City, 
Kansas. He died on April 30, 2012. 
Helen graduated from Labette County High School and earned her 
Bachelor’s in English and Music Education from Southwestern College in 
Winfield. She later took classes at The University of Kansas and 
University of Colorado. She taught in Buhler before moving to Dighton 
in 1949 where she taught at Dighton High School and then taught music 
for the Lane County country schools in Amy, Shields and Alamota. She 
and her husband owned and operated Stanley Liquor Store for 17 years and
 she later was the office manager for the Birney &amp; Company office in
 Dighton. She gave many piano lessons in the community and her passion 
was preparing and accompanying her students in competitions. She was a 
member of the First Christian Church where she was the pianist and 
played for many funerals, weddings and other church events. She also 
belonged to the PEO. She enjoyed golfing at Lane County Country Club 
and Southwind Country Club. Helen took great pride in maintaining her 
yard, and working in her flower beds. Her roses brought joy to many. 
She was also a delivery volunteer for Meals on Wheels for many years. 
Helen loved sports and was a loyal Jayhawks, Royals and Chiefs fan. 
She is survived by her Daughters- Nita &amp; David Kuhlman of Dighton, 
Sandy &amp; Wayne Brooks of Hutchinson, Kristi &amp; Mike Heyka of 
Highlands Ranch, Colorado and Teri Harris &amp; Andy Parker of Lawrence,
 4 Grandchildren- Dustin Dwight (Trisha) Kuhlman, Jessa Rae (Ben) 
Wilkens, Dylan MB (Lena) Sweyko-Kuhlman &amp; Kendall James Harris, 7 
Great-Grandchildren- Easton Kuhlman, Taegan Kuhlman, Brogan Kuhlman, 
Hadley Kuhlman, Luke Wilkens, Evan Wilkens &amp; Jack Wilkens. 
Graveside Service will be at 10:30 Saturday, October 3 at Dighton 
Memorial Cemetery with Pastor Alana Chapman officiating. The family 
requests that masks be worn. Friends may call from 1:00 PM to 7:00 PM 
on Friday October 2 at Boomhower Funeral Home in Dighton. Memorials are
 suggested to First Christian Church or Lane County Library in care of 
Boomhower Funeral Home. Condolences may be posted at 
www.garnandfuneralhomes.com

Helen Rae Jennings Stanley

Wilbur Eugene "Gene" Evans was born September 10, 1938, the son of Wilbur O. and Viola M. (Holaday) Evans in Hays, KS. He left this world to be in the healing arms of Jesus on October, 2, 2020, at the age of 82.

Gene was raised to manhood on the family farm southeast of Gove, KS in the Missouri Flats area. Gene attended grade school at the East Lone Star country school and Quinter High School graduating in 1957. He then attended Fort Hays State University graduating in 1961 with a Bachelor Degree in Mathematics. After college, he joined his father and brother, Gary, on the family farm and eventually bought his own farm nearby from his Great Uncle, Charles J. Evans.

In April of 1971, he married Marjorie Lea Goldsby of Lenora, KS. To join this union, two daughters were born, Gina Lea and April DeAnn.

Gene was very active in farming, community, and county affairs. He served many years on the Farm Bureau Board and the Gove County 4-H Extension Council. He also served 15 years on the Gove City Council with three years of service as mayor of Gove. Gene has been a member of the Quinter United Methodist Church, the Gove United Methodist Church, and was most recently a member of the Gove Community Bible Church. Gene served as a board member for many years in all three churches as a trustee and on the finance committee. He was named a lifetime elder at the Gove Community Bible Church. Gene’s Cerebral Palsy may have slowed him down at times, but it never stopped him. He won numerous awards in agriculture while in high school and in 4-H. He later was a 4-H Community Leader while his children were involved in the program. A number of 4-H calves from his own herd were sold to youngsters to help them get started. Gene was also considered a mentor to many young farmers as they worked with him.

His wife, children, and grandchildren have always been the light of his life. He loved spending time with his family, mentoring his kids and grandsons, and watching them grow.

Gene and Marjorie retired from the farm in 1998 and moved to Gove. His last few years were spent in the Long-Term Care in Quinter. While there, he was involved in as many activities and projects as possible. Church services and men’s Bible study were very much a priority. His Christian testimony radiated in every way through him. He rededicated his life by choosing to be baptized again at the age of 80.

Surviving are his wife, Marjorie, of the home; two daughters, Gina (John) Price, Rush Center, KS, and April (Travis) Kelso, Sterling, KS; three grandsons, Weston Price, Wilson, KS, Cody (Kaylyn) Price, Overland Park, KS, and Grayson Kelso, Sterling, KS; two brothers, Carl (Cheryl) Evans, Irmo, SC, and Darrel (Kathy) Evans, Quinter, KS; many nieces, nephews, great-nieces, and great-nephews. Preceding him in death were his parents, a brother, Gary Evans, and a sister-in-law, Sally Evans.

A private service will be held for immediate family only. There will be a public graveside service at 11:00 AM Friday, October 9, 2020, at Gove City Cemetery, masks and social distancing encouraged. The funeral service will be livestreamed on the CBC Facebook page and at govecbc.com.

Memorials are suggested to Gove Community Bible Church, Gove Community Building Fund, and Gove County Medical Center Long Term Care. Donations to the organizations may be sent to Schmitt Funeral Home, 901 S. Main St. Quinter, KS 67752.

Condolences may be left for the family by visiting www.schmittfuneral.com

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 </figure>Wilbur Eugene "Gene" Evans was born September 10, 1938, the son of Wilbur O. and Viola M. (Holaday) Evans in Hays, KS. He left this world to be in the healing arms of Jesus on October, 2, 2020, at the age of 82.Gene was raised to manhood on the family farm southeast of Gove, KS in the Missouri Flats area. Gene attended grade school at the East Lone Star country school and Quinter High School graduating in 1957. He then attended Fort Hays State University graduating in 1961 with a Bachelor Degree in Mathematics. After college, he joined his father and brother, Gary, on the family farm and eventually bought his own farm nearby from his Great Uncle, Charles J. Evans.In April of 1971, he married Marjorie Lea Goldsby of Lenora, KS. To join this union, two daughters were born, Gina Lea and April DeAnn.Gene was very active in farming, community, and county affairs. He served many years on the Farm Bureau Board and the Gove County 4-H Extension Council. He also served 15 years on the Gove City Council with three years of service as mayor of Gove. Gene has been a member of the Quinter United Methodist Church, the Gove United Methodist Church, and was most recently a member of the Gove Community Bible Church. Gene served as a board member for many years in all three churches as a trustee and on the finance committee. He was named a lifetime elder at the Gove Community Bible Church. Gene’s Cerebral Palsy may have slowed him down at times, but it never stopped him. He won numerous awards in agriculture while in high school and in 4-H. He later was a 4-H Community Leader while his children were involved in the program. A number of 4-H calves from his own herd were sold to youngsters to help them get started. Gene was also considered a mentor to many young farmers as they worked with him.His wife, children, and grandchildren have always been the light of his life. He loved spending time with his family, mentoring his kids and grandsons, and watching them grow.Gene and Marjorie retired from the farm in 1998 and moved to Gove. His last few years were spent in the Long-Term Care in Quinter. While there, he was involved in as many activities and projects as possible. Church services and men’s Bible study were very much a priority. His Christian testimony radiated in every way through him. He rededicated his life by choosing to be baptized again at the age of 80.Surviving are his wife, Marjorie, of the home; two daughters, Gina (John) Price, Rush Center, KS, and April (Travis) Kelso, Sterling, KS; three grandsons, Weston Price, Wilson, KS, Cody (Kaylyn) Price, Overland Park, KS, and Grayson Kelso, Sterling, KS; two brothers, Carl (Cheryl) Evans, Irmo, SC, and Darrel (Kathy) Evans, Quinter, KS; many nieces, nephews, great-nieces, and great-nephews. Preceding him in death were his parents, a brother, Gary Evans, and a sister-in-law, Sally Evans.A private service will be held for immediate family only. There will be a public graveside service at 11:00 AM Friday, October 9, 2020, at Gove City Cemetery, masks and social distancing encouraged. The funeral service will be livestreamed on the CBC Facebook page and at govecbc.com.Memorials are suggested to Gove Community Bible Church, Gove Community Building Fund, and Gove County Medical Center Long Term Care. Donations to the organizations may be sent to Schmitt Funeral Home, 901 S. Main St. Quinter, KS 67752.Condolences may be left for the family by visiting www.schmittfuneral.com

Eugene Evans

Gerald L. “Tim” Adrian, 96, of Colby, passed away Saturday morning, October 3, 2020 at Citizens Medical Center, Colby, KS. He was born July 15, 19124, in Sheridan County, KS to John and Marie (Tucker) Adrian. 
He married Mary Lou Wallace on March 9, 1047. Tim tilled the soil to 
raise crops and raised cattle in his adult years. In addition; he was 
the manager of the High Plains Coop, in Colby, co-owner and manager of 
the West Sale Barn, in Norton, KS and was a realtor and appraiser for 
Farm and Ranch Realty in Colby. 
Tim was a proud WWII veteran and was a lifetime member of the Veterans 
of Foreign Wars and the American Legion, serving as commander for both 
organizations. 
Tim is survived by his son, Gary, of Colby; grandchildren, Brian 
Schulze, of Norton, Brandon (Teresa) Schulze, of Norton and Carey 
(Brian) Steinhauer, Sutton, NE; great-grandchildren, Adrien Follum, 
Sutton, NE, Tymerie and Shane Steinhauer, Sutton, NE and Kadon Schulze, 
Norton and sister Rosemary Jordon, of Dallas, TX. Tim will also be 
missed by four nephews and two nieces. 
He was preceded in death by his wife, Mary Lou; parents, John and Marie 
Adrien; daughter Rosalie Schulze; brother Duane and Murray and a nephew,
 Delma Wallace. 
Visitation is 5-7:00 p.m., Wednesday, October 7, 2020, at Baalmann 
Mortuary, Colby. Funeral Service is 10:00 a.m. Thursday, October 8, 
2020, at Baalmann Mortuary, Colby, with burial in Beulah Cemetery, 
Colby. In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to the Thomas County 
Fair Board, Prairie Museum or the Norton FFA and can be sent in care of 
Baalmann Mortuary, PO Box 391, Colby, KS 67701. For information or 
condolences, visit www.baalmannmortuary.com 
Due to concerns with COVID-19, it would be understandable for mourners to attend the graveside service instead of the funeral.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

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 </figure>Gerald L. “Tim” Adrian, 96, of Colby, passed away Saturday morning, October 3, 2020 at Citizens Medical Center, Colby, KS. He was born July 15, 19124, in Sheridan County, KS to John and Marie (Tucker) Adrian. 
He married Mary Lou Wallace on March 9, 1047. Tim tilled the soil to 
raise crops and raised cattle in his adult years. In addition; he was 
the manager of the High Plains Coop, in Colby, co-owner and manager of 
the West Sale Barn, in Norton, KS and was a realtor and appraiser for 
Farm and Ranch Realty in Colby. 
Tim was a proud WWII veteran and was a lifetime member of the Veterans 
of Foreign Wars and the American Legion, serving as commander for both 
organizations. 
Tim is survived by his son, Gary, of Colby; grandchildren, Brian 
Schulze, of Norton, Brandon (Teresa) Schulze, of Norton and Carey 
(Brian) Steinhauer, Sutton, NE; great-grandchildren, Adrien Follum, 
Sutton, NE, Tymerie and Shane Steinhauer, Sutton, NE and Kadon Schulze, 
Norton and sister Rosemary Jordon, of Dallas, TX. Tim will also be 
missed by four nephews and two nieces. 
He was preceded in death by his wife, Mary Lou; parents, John and Marie 
Adrien; daughter Rosalie Schulze; brother Duane and Murray and a nephew,
 Delma Wallace. 
Visitation is 5-7:00 p.m., Wednesday, October 7, 2020, at Baalmann 
Mortuary, Colby. Funeral Service is 10:00 a.m. Thursday, October 8, 
2020, at Baalmann Mortuary, Colby, with burial in Beulah Cemetery, 
Colby. In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to the Thomas County 
Fair Board, Prairie Museum or the Norton FFA and can be sent in care of 
Baalmann Mortuary, PO Box 391, Colby, KS 67701. For information or 
condolences, visit www.baalmannmortuary.com 
Due to concerns with COVID-19, it would be understandable for mourners to attend the graveside service instead of the funeral.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Gerald L. 'Tim' Adrian

TOPEKA— The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Kansas increased by 1597 to a total of 62,708 the state health department reported Monday afternoon.&nbsp;

Coronavirus deaths were reported at 706, an increase of 8

<a href="https://www.coronavirus.kdheks.gov/160/COVID-19-in-Kansas">Click here&nbsp;</a>for additional numbers from the KDHE.

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KDHE: Latest coronavirus numbers in Kansas

Norma Jane Daniels was born October 9, 1924 at Cimarron, Kansas.&nbsp; The
 place was the McFarland grandparent’s home in the west part of town. 
Her parents were Wilmer “Tude” Rowton and Lydia McFarland Rowton. In 
1926, they moved to the farm located 2 miles west and 2 miles north of 
Kalvesta, KS. 

She started school when she was 6 years old and her first 
teacher was the well known “Abe Huebert” in the Kalvesta school District
 #29. There were only five students in her class. She was 12 years old 
when she attended Garden City Jr High. She and her mother, Lydia lived 
in an apartment in Garden City while Norma attended Jr High and High 
School. She enjoyed music and band and especially history classes and 
graduated from Garden City High School in 1941. She continued her 
education at Fort Hays State University and graduated in 1945 at age 20 
with a degree in History and a minor in Political Science.

After graduation, she signed a contract with Stockton High School in 
Stockton, KS to teach American History and Government. She met her 
future husband, Bill Daniels (who had just been released from the Marine
 Corps) at a skating rink in Woodston, KS. They skated together just one
 time that evening. Bill called her the next day to go on a date; rabbit
 hunting on a Sunday afternoon. They later were engaged and were married
 June 21, 1946 at the Stockton Methodist Church. They moved to the farm 
in Kalvesta in 1947 and remained there until 1986. They raised wheat, 
cattle and 6 children.

Norma and Bill moved to Dodge City in 1986. Bill passed away June 13,
 2003 and Norma remained in Dodge City until a recent move to the 
Cimarron Shepard Center July 1, 2020. She passed away October 1, 2020 
just 8 days from celebrating her 96th birthday. Norma was a member of
 the Kalvesta United Methodist Church, Kansas Genealogical Society, 
National Genealogical Society and the Daughters of the American 
Revolution.&nbsp; She was an avid reader of books, many times reading 2-3 
books at a time. She enjoyed researching family history on her computer.
 Other hobbies included Knitting and needlepoint. She was very proud of 
her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. She would share 
pictures of them with everyone that visited her.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Wilmer and Lydia Rowton, 
her husband, Bill of almost 57 years, and a son, Michael Dean. Norma 
is survived by her 6 children; Mary Johnson of Lawrence, KS, Teresa 
Walters and spouse Larry of Fishers, IN, John Daniels and spouse Gail of
 Lawrence, KS, Joel Daniels and spouse Becky of Cimarron, KS, James 
Daniels of Lawrence, KS and Jeffrey Daniels and spouse Paula of Hawaiian
 Gardens, CA. 11 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. The memorial service will be at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, October 10,
 2020 at the First Christian Church in Cimarron, KS with Pastor David 
Johnson officiating. The service will be viewable via Facebook live at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.facebook.com/cimarronfirstchristianchurch/">www.facebook.com/cimarronfirstchristianchurch/</a> .&nbsp; Inurnment will follow in the Cimarron Cemetery. There will be no public viewing, cremation has taken place. The
 family suggests memorials to the Dodge City Public Library or the 
Kalvesta United Methodist Church both in care of Ziegler Funeral Chapel,
 P.O. Box 446, Cimarron, Kansas 67835.

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 </figure>Norma Jane Daniels was born October 9, 1924 at Cimarron, Kansas.&nbsp; The
 place was the McFarland grandparent’s home in the west part of town. 
Her parents were Wilmer “Tude” Rowton and Lydia McFarland Rowton. In 
1926, they moved to the farm located 2 miles west and 2 miles north of 
Kalvesta, KS. She started school when she was 6 years old and her first 
teacher was the well known “Abe Huebert” in the Kalvesta school District
 #29. There were only five students in her class. She was 12 years old 
when she attended Garden City Jr High. She and her mother, Lydia lived 
in an apartment in Garden City while Norma attended Jr High and High 
School. She enjoyed music and band and especially history classes and 
graduated from Garden City High School in 1941. She continued her 
education at Fort Hays State University and graduated in 1945 at age 20 
with a degree in History and a minor in Political Science.After graduation, she signed a contract with Stockton High School in 
Stockton, KS to teach American History and Government. She met her 
future husband, Bill Daniels (who had just been released from the Marine
 Corps) at a skating rink in Woodston, KS. They skated together just one
 time that evening. Bill called her the next day to go on a date; rabbit
 hunting on a Sunday afternoon. They later were engaged and were married
 June 21, 1946 at the Stockton Methodist Church. They moved to the farm 
in Kalvesta in 1947 and remained there until 1986. They raised wheat, 
cattle and 6 children.Norma and Bill moved to Dodge City in 1986. Bill passed away June 13,
 2003 and Norma remained in Dodge City until a recent move to the 
Cimarron Shepard Center July 1, 2020. She passed away October 1, 2020 
just 8 days from celebrating her 96th birthday. Norma was a member of
 the Kalvesta United Methodist Church, Kansas Genealogical Society, 
National Genealogical Society and the Daughters of the American 
Revolution.&nbsp; She was an avid reader of books, many times reading 2-3 
books at a time. She enjoyed researching family history on her computer.
 Other hobbies included Knitting and needlepoint. She was very proud of 
her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. She would share 
pictures of them with everyone that visited her.She was preceded in death by her parents, Wilmer and Lydia Rowton, 
her husband, Bill of almost 57 years, and a son, Michael Dean. Norma 
is survived by her 6 children; Mary Johnson of Lawrence, KS, Teresa 
Walters and spouse Larry of Fishers, IN, John Daniels and spouse Gail of
 Lawrence, KS, Joel Daniels and spouse Becky of Cimarron, KS, James 
Daniels of Lawrence, KS and Jeffrey Daniels and spouse Paula of Hawaiian
 Gardens, CA. 11 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. The memorial service will be at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, October 10,
 2020 at the First Christian Church in Cimarron, KS with Pastor David 
Johnson officiating. The service will be viewable via Facebook live at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.facebook.com/cimarronfirstchristianchurch/">www.facebook.com/cimarronfirstchristianchurch/</a> .&nbsp; Inurnment will follow in the Cimarron Cemetery. There will be no public viewing, cremation has taken place. The
 family suggests memorials to the Dodge City Public Library or the 
Kalvesta United Methodist Church both in care of Ziegler Funeral Chapel,
 P.O. Box 446, Cimarron, Kansas 67835.

Norma Jane Daniels

Leo W. Keller, 97, of Oakley, died Sunday, October 4, 2020 at Logan 
County Senior Living, Oakley. He was born on August 1, 1923, near Mingo,
 KS to David &amp; Sophia (Bush) Keller. He was the 2nd of the 8 
children: Rebecca, Les, Ben, Ruthie, Esther, Daniel and Mary. He was 
raised on a family farm, milking cows, feeding cows and doing regular 
farm work. He attended grade school at the Mingo school until the 8th 
grade, when he was required to quit, due to the health of his dad. 


On April 4, 1944, he married Wanda Nell Curry, in Oakley, KS. To this 
union of 32 years, 4 children were born: Leotta Ranell, Shirley Darnell,
 Fontella Jean, and William Jr. “J.R.”


In January of 1944, Leo was drafted into the Army and served the 76th 
Infantry Division, 417 Regiment 3rd Army and was sent to Germany to 
fight in WWII. He was involved in the Battle of the Bulge and was under 
fire by the Germans and shared cover under a bridge with General Patton.
 His division crossed the Rhine River, fighting toward Frankfort and 
Berlin. He was in Kimnitsch, Germany when the war was declared over. He 
was headed to Japan, but the war ended when the U.S. dropped the bomb on
 Hiroshima. He was sent back to the US. on the Queen Mary and arrived 
back in the states on December 9, 1945. Leo received an Honorable 
Discharge for service to his country. 


After returning from the war, he and Wanda purchased a farm west of Page
 City. Leo partnered with his brothers, Les and Ben, and operated as the
 Keller Brothers in the farming and cattle industries. In 1956, they 
bought the Oakley Livestock Commission Co. and Leo owned and operated it
 until 1973. During this time Leo also operated Keller Cattle Co. and 
continued to be a bonded livestock dealer, buying cattle for several 
different ranchers and big feedlots until 1985. 


In 1967, Leo acquired the headquarters ranch of Foster Lumber Co.’s 
farmstead, north of Bretton. Leo raised cows and calves for 44 years and
 sold his last herd in 2011. His business adventures also led him to 
invest in a land development on the slope of Colorado, in 1971, and it 
has grown into a living community. Among Leo’s greatest pleasures were 
coyote hunting with a pack of dogs, pheasant and quail hunting, and any 
card games that included gambling. 


Leo was baptized and became a member of the Oakley United Methodist 
Church. He was an active member of the Oakley Country Club, Oakley 
Ranger Riders, the VFW and the Hoxie Elks. He served as an officer and 
President of the Kansas Livestock Auction Association and was a member 
of the National Livestock Association.


On November 2, 1977, he married Elizabeth “Betty” Hills, from Colby, KS.
 They had a home in Loghill Village, CO, while maintain a home in 
Oakley. Betty’s children, Craig and Anita Hills, Doug and Junelle Hills 
and Rhonda and Gary Holstein joined the Keller family. Leo had 8 
grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren and 3 great-great grandchildren. 
Betty’s family added another 6 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
 


Preceding Leo in death were his parents; wives, Wanda and Betty, son 
J.R. sons-in-law, Jim Heskett, Dick Carman and David Fant; grandson, Dr.
 Layne Lunsway, grandson-in-law, Rick Patrick; step-son, Doug Hills and 
his siblings, Rebecca, Les, Ben, Ruthie, Daniel and Mary. 


He will be missed by his family and friends. Survivors include 3 
daughters, Ranell (Lile) Lunsway, of Manhattan, KS, Darnel (Mel) 
Holopirek, of Maize, KS, and Foni Fant, of Plainville, KS; his sister, 
Esther Bedore, of Colby; grandchildren, Lance (Denise) Lunsway, of 
Atlanta, GA, Linc (Summer) Lunsway, of Manhattan, KS, Terra (Alan) Zerr,
 of Stillwater, OK, Jemelle Ebers, of Wichita, KS, Lander (Kary) 
Holopirek, of Wamego, KS, Thonda Patrick, of Hays, KS and Ty (Heather) 
Jennings, of Montrose, CO; great grandchildren, Alexis, Breanna, 
Caitlin, Janessa, Jordan, Steele, Shaye, Stratten, Delayney and Shaylee;
 great-great grandchildren, Amelia, Amiya and Amari and all the families
 merged by his marriage to Betty. 


Private family burial will take place in the Oakley City Cemetery. 
Memorials are suggested to the Buffalo Bill Convention Center, in 
Oakley, KS and may be sent in care of Baalmann Mortuary, PO Box 204, 
Oakley, KS 67701. For information or condolences visit 
www.baalmannmortuary.com
                            

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2020/10/1601916229776.png" alt="" />
 <figcaption></figcaption>
 </figure>Leo W. Keller, 97, of Oakley, died Sunday, October 4, 2020 at Logan 
County Senior Living, Oakley. He was born on August 1, 1923, near Mingo,
 KS to David &amp; Sophia (Bush) Keller. He was the 2nd of the 8 
children: Rebecca, Les, Ben, Ruthie, Esther, Daniel and Mary. He was 
raised on a family farm, milking cows, feeding cows and doing regular 
farm work. He attended grade school at the Mingo school until the 8th 
grade, when he was required to quit, due to the health of his dad. 
On April 4, 1944, he married Wanda Nell Curry, in Oakley, KS. To this 
union of 32 years, 4 children were born: Leotta Ranell, Shirley Darnell,
 Fontella Jean, and William Jr. “J.R.”
In January of 1944, Leo was drafted into the Army and served the 76th 
Infantry Division, 417 Regiment 3rd Army and was sent to Germany to 
fight in WWII. He was involved in the Battle of the Bulge and was under 
fire by the Germans and shared cover under a bridge with General Patton.
 His division crossed the Rhine River, fighting toward Frankfort and 
Berlin. He was in Kimnitsch, Germany when the war was declared over. He 
was headed to Japan, but the war ended when the U.S. dropped the bomb on
 Hiroshima. He was sent back to the US. on the Queen Mary and arrived 
back in the states on December 9, 1945. Leo received an Honorable 
Discharge for service to his country. 
After returning from the war, he and Wanda purchased a farm west of Page
 City. Leo partnered with his brothers, Les and Ben, and operated as the
 Keller Brothers in the farming and cattle industries. In 1956, they 
bought the Oakley Livestock Commission Co. and Leo owned and operated it
 until 1973. During this time Leo also operated Keller Cattle Co. and 
continued to be a bonded livestock dealer, buying cattle for several 
different ranchers and big feedlots until 1985. 
In 1967, Leo acquired the headquarters ranch of Foster Lumber Co.’s 
farmstead, north of Bretton. Leo raised cows and calves for 44 years and
 sold his last herd in 2011. His business adventures also led him to 
invest in a land development on the slope of Colorado, in 1971, and it 
has grown into a living community. Among Leo’s greatest pleasures were 
coyote hunting with a pack of dogs, pheasant and quail hunting, and any 
card games that included gambling. 
Leo was baptized and became a member of the Oakley United Methodist 
Church. He was an active member of the Oakley Country Club, Oakley 
Ranger Riders, the VFW and the Hoxie Elks. He served as an officer and 
President of the Kansas Livestock Auction Association and was a member 
of the National Livestock Association.
On November 2, 1977, he married Elizabeth “Betty” Hills, from Colby, KS.
 They had a home in Loghill Village, CO, while maintain a home in 
Oakley. Betty’s children, Craig and Anita Hills, Doug and Junelle Hills 
and Rhonda and Gary Holstein joined the Keller family. Leo had 8 
grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren and 3 great-great grandchildren. 
Betty’s family added another 6 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
 
Preceding Leo in death were his parents; wives, Wanda and Betty, son 
J.R. sons-in-law, Jim Heskett, Dick Carman and David Fant; grandson, Dr.
 Layne Lunsway, grandson-in-law, Rick Patrick; step-son, Doug Hills and 
his siblings, Rebecca, Les, Ben, Ruthie, Daniel and Mary. 
He will be missed by his family and friends. Survivors include 3 
daughters, Ranell (Lile) Lunsway, of Manhattan, KS, Darnel (Mel) 
Holopirek, of Maize, KS, and Foni Fant, of Plainville, KS; his sister, 
Esther Bedore, of Colby; grandchildren, Lance (Denise) Lunsway, of 
Atlanta, GA, Linc (Summer) Lunsway, of Manhattan, KS, Terra (Alan) Zerr,
 of Stillwater, OK, Jemelle Ebers, of Wichita, KS, Lander (Kary) 
Holopirek, of Wamego, KS, Thonda Patrick, of Hays, KS and Ty (Heather) 
Jennings, of Montrose, CO; great grandchildren, Alexis, Breanna, 
Caitlin, Janessa, Jordan, Steele, Shaye, Stratten, Delayney and Shaylee;
 great-great grandchildren, Amelia, Amiya and Amari and all the families
 merged by his marriage to Betty. 
Private family burial will take place in the Oakley City Cemetery. 
Memorials are suggested to the Buffalo Bill Convention Center, in 
Oakley, KS and may be sent in care of Baalmann Mortuary, PO Box 204, 
Oakley, KS 67701. For information or condolences visit 
www.baalmannmortuary.com

Leo W. Keller

Melissa “Missy” Ann Finnesy passed away on October 3, 2020, at the 
Redbud Village in Plainville, KS, at the age of 60. She was born on 
September 7, 1960, in Plainville to Donald Joseph and Eva Marie (Mayhew) 
Finnesy.
 Missy grew up in Plainville and graduated from Plainville High 
School in 1980. She worked in housekeeping at Redbud Village for many 
years. She was a faithful member of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church and
 was inducted into the Special Olympics Hall of Fame in 1986. Although 
Missy was disabled, she was always “with it” and participated in many 
things from basketball and cheerleading, to dancing. Always with an 
ear-to-ear smile, she knew no stranger. She loved all her “boyfriends” –
 even though they were married! She loved birthdays and loved receiving 
cards. Just as much though, she loved sending cards and never forgot 
everyone’s birthday.
 The Apostle Paul said, “Let us throw off everything that hinders, 
and run with perseverance, the race marked out for us.” Missy was a good
 woman with a good heart who lived life with determination and 
perseverance and enjoyed the ride with family, friends, and loved ones. 
She taught us all how to be true winners. Never one to let anything get 
in her way, she beat us to the finish line, but we look forward to 
rejoining her one day when we all get together in the winner’s circle.
 Left to survive Missy are her brothers, D.J. Finnesy and wife Norma 
of Plainville and Doug Finnesy and wife Cathy of Boise, ID; sister 
Janice Cole and husband Rick of Wichita; and nieces and nephews, Loni 
Foster (Josh) of Topeka, Blair Finnesy of Leonardville, KS, Jordan 
Schippers (Jason) of Hoxie, KS, Stevie Finnesy of Plainivlle, Meghan 
Bacon (Nick) of Emporia, KS, Tiffany Peterson (Darin) of Derby, KS, Amy 
Brown (Blaine) of Plainville, Tammy Werner (Braden) of Plainville, 
Melanie Qualman (Craig) of ID, Jamie Prinzing (Jim) of OR, Cortney Dale 
(Shawn) of Hays, KS, and Ashley Zeller (Dan) of Topeka.
 Missy was preceded in death by her parents, Donald and Eva Finnesy and brother, Steve Finnesy.
 A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday, October 9, 2020, 
at 10:30 A.M. at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Plainville with 
burial to follow at the Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery. Visitation will 
be Thursday 2:00 P.M. until 8:00 P.M. with a Vigil and Rosary at 5:30 
P.M. at the funeral home in Plainville.
 Memorials are suggested to Solomon Valley Larks and may be sent in 
care of Plumer-Overlease Funeral Home, 320 SW 2nd, Plainville, KS 67663.

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 </figure>Melissa “Missy” Ann Finnesy passed away on October 3, 2020, at the 
Redbud Village in Plainville, KS, at the age of 60. She was born on 
September 7, 1960, in Plainville to Donald Joseph and Eva Marie (Mayhew) 
Finnesy.
 Missy grew up in Plainville and graduated from Plainville High 
School in 1980. She worked in housekeeping at Redbud Village for many 
years. She was a faithful member of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church and
 was inducted into the Special Olympics Hall of Fame in 1986. Although 
Missy was disabled, she was always “with it” and participated in many 
things from basketball and cheerleading, to dancing. Always with an 
ear-to-ear smile, she knew no stranger. She loved all her “boyfriends” –
 even though they were married! She loved birthdays and loved receiving 
cards. Just as much though, she loved sending cards and never forgot 
everyone’s birthday.
 The Apostle Paul said, “Let us throw off everything that hinders, 
and run with perseverance, the race marked out for us.” Missy was a good
 woman with a good heart who lived life with determination and 
perseverance and enjoyed the ride with family, friends, and loved ones. 
She taught us all how to be true winners. Never one to let anything get 
in her way, she beat us to the finish line, but we look forward to 
rejoining her one day when we all get together in the winner’s circle.
 Left to survive Missy are her brothers, D.J. Finnesy and wife Norma 
of Plainville and Doug Finnesy and wife Cathy of Boise, ID; sister 
Janice Cole and husband Rick of Wichita; and nieces and nephews, Loni 
Foster (Josh) of Topeka, Blair Finnesy of Leonardville, KS, Jordan 
Schippers (Jason) of Hoxie, KS, Stevie Finnesy of Plainivlle, Meghan 
Bacon (Nick) of Emporia, KS, Tiffany Peterson (Darin) of Derby, KS, Amy 
Brown (Blaine) of Plainville, Tammy Werner (Braden) of Plainville, 
Melanie Qualman (Craig) of ID, Jamie Prinzing (Jim) of OR, Cortney Dale 
(Shawn) of Hays, KS, and Ashley Zeller (Dan) of Topeka.
 Missy was preceded in death by her parents, Donald and Eva Finnesy and brother, Steve Finnesy.
 A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday, October 9, 2020, 
at 10:30 A.M. at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Plainville with 
burial to follow at the Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery. Visitation will 
be Thursday 2:00 P.M. until 8:00 P.M. with a Vigil and Rosary at 5:30 
P.M. at the funeral home in Plainville.
 Memorials are suggested to Solomon Valley Larks and may be sent in 
care of Plumer-Overlease Funeral Home, 320 SW 2nd, Plainville, KS 67663.

Melissa Ann 'Missy' Finnesy

SEDGWICK COUNTY—Law enforcement authorities are investigating an alleged sexual assault and have a registered Kansas sex offender in custody.

Just after 7 p.m. Sept. 22, police were dispatched to a sexual assault case in the 800 block of South Sylvan in Wichita, according to officer Paul Cruz.

Upon arrival, a 48-year-old female victim, told police she was walking in the area of Lincoln and Oliver when a suspect later identified as 34-year-old Darrius Johnson approached and grabbed her, forcing her into his Toyota Camry.

Johnson drove the victim to a separate location and sexually assaulted her. Johnson then drove the victim back to Lincoln and Oliver where she was released. Through the investigation and examination of evidence, Johnson was determined to have been involved in the attack. 

On Sunday, police reported they arrested Johnson October 1, in the 2100 block of South White Oak without incident.&nbsp; He is being held on requested charges of rape and aggravated kidnapping, according to Cruz.

Johnson has a previous felony conviction in 2010 for attempted aggravated sexual battery where victim is overcome by force or fear, according to the KBI offender registry.

At the time of his arrest, Johnson was out on bond for a separate alleged sex crime., according to Cruz.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2020/10/1601842042015.png" alt="Johnson photo Sedgwick County" />
 <figcaption>Johnson photo Sedgwick County</figcaption>
 </figure>SEDGWICK COUNTY—Law enforcement authorities are investigating an alleged sexual assault and have a registered Kansas sex offender in custody.Just after 7 p.m. Sept. 22, police were dispatched to a sexual assault case in the 800 block of South Sylvan in Wichita, according to officer Paul Cruz.Upon arrival, a 48-year-old female victim, told police she was walking in the area of Lincoln and Oliver when a suspect later identified as 34-year-old Darrius Johnson approached and grabbed her, forcing her into his Toyota Camry.Johnson drove the victim to a separate location and sexually assaulted her. Johnson then drove the victim back to Lincoln and Oliver where she was released. Through the investigation and examination of evidence, Johnson was determined to have been involved in the attack. On Sunday, police reported they arrested Johnson October 1, in the 2100 block of South White Oak without incident.&nbsp; He is being held on requested charges of rape and aggravated kidnapping, according to Cruz.<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2020/10/1601904705441.png" alt="Johnson-photo KBI Offender Registry" />
 <figcaption>Johnson-photo KBI Offender Registry</figcaption>
 </figure>Johnson has a previous felony conviction in 2010 for attempted aggravated sexual battery where victim is overcome by force or fear, according to the KBI offender registry.At the time of his arrest, Johnson was out on bond for a separate alleged sex crime., according to Cruz.

Kansas sex offender accused of rape, kidnapping 

Linda Jean Sterba was born July 22, 1958, in Belleville, KS. She was the
 fourth child of Glenn and Francis Sterba. She died October 4, 2020, at 
Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka, KS.
 Linda attended school at Belleville, KS and Brown Mackie in Salina, KS. She was an administrative assistant.
 Linda was preceded in death by her parents, stepmother Fern Sterba and sister Donna Pelsor.
 She is survived by sisters Carol Montgomery of Smith Center, KS and 
Judith Holmin of Englewood, CO; stepsister Melissa (Bryan) Sahlfeld of 
Wichita, KS; stepbrother Edward (Amy) Dunensing of Tecumseh, KS; close 
friends Diane Kessler of Topeka, KS and Cotti of Hays, KS as well as 
numerous nieces and nephews.

Arrangements are pending with Simmons-Rentschler Mortuary.

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 <figcaption></figcaption>
 </figure>Linda Jean Sterba was born July 22, 1958, in Belleville, KS. She was the
 fourth child of Glenn and Francis Sterba. She died October 4, 2020, at 
Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka, KS.
 Linda attended school at Belleville, KS and Brown Mackie in Salina, KS. She was an administrative assistant.
 Linda was preceded in death by her parents, stepmother Fern Sterba and sister Donna Pelsor.
 She is survived by sisters Carol Montgomery of Smith Center, KS and 
Judith Holmin of Englewood, CO; stepsister Melissa (Bryan) Sahlfeld of 
Wichita, KS; stepbrother Edward (Amy) Dunensing of Tecumseh, KS; close 
friends Diane Kessler of Topeka, KS and Cotti of Hays, KS as well as 
numerous nieces and nephews.Arrangements are pending with Simmons-Rentschler Mortuary.

Linda Jean Sterba

Lucille M. Kuhn, age 87, of Victoria, 
Kansas, died Sunday, October 4, 2020, at Hays Medical Center, Hays, 
Kansas.&nbsp; She was born December 30, 1932, in Plainville, Kansas, to Adam 
R. and Mary F. (McMullen) Stahl.&nbsp; She married Alfred L. “Al” Kuhn on 
June 16, 1955, at Plainville, Kansas.&nbsp; He preceded her in death on 
February 22, 2018.

She was a homemaker and a farmer’s wife
 on their farm North of Victoria.&nbsp; She cared for her four grandchildren 
before they entered school.&nbsp; She was&nbsp; a member of The Basilica of St. 
Fidelis.&nbsp; Lucille grew up in Plainville and was a graduate of Plainville
 High School.&nbsp;

Survivors include two sons, Leon Kuhn 
and wife, Colleen, Victoria, KS; Norbert Kuhn, of the home; two 
daughters, Donna Kuhn, of the home, Diane Unrein and husband, Curtis, 
Victoria, KS; four grandchildren, Dylan Kuhn and Heather; Nathan Kuhn; 
Kelton Unrein and Marissa; Logan Unrein and Lacey Nuss; one great 
grandchild, Maverick Kuhn; and numerous nephews and nieces.

She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; two brothers, Joe Stahl and Alfred Stahl.&nbsp;

Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:00 
A.M. Wednesday, October 7, 2020, at The Basilica of St. Fidelis, 
Victoria, Kansas.&nbsp; Burial will be in St. Fidelis Cemetery, Victoria, 
Kansas.&nbsp;

A vigil service and rosary will be at 
6:30 P.M. Tuesday, at The Basilica of St. Fidelis.&nbsp; Visitation will be 
from 6:00 to 9:00 P.M. Tuesday, and from 9:00 to 10:00 A.M. Wednesday, 
all at the church.

The family suggests memorials to The Basilica of St. Fidelis or the Good Samaritan Society of Hays.&nbsp;

Due to the coronavirus, if you have a 
cough, fever or are not feeling well, please use our e-mail or on line 
guestbook.&nbsp; Social distancing and wearing masks is suggested at the 
visitation and funeral services.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Services are entrusted to 
Cline’s-Keithley Mortuary, 412 Main Street, Victoria, Kansas 
67671.&nbsp; Condolences can be sent via e-mail to 
clinesmortuary@eaglecom.net or can be left at guest book at 
www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com

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 </figure>Lucille M. Kuhn, age 87, of Victoria, 
Kansas, died Sunday, October 4, 2020, at Hays Medical Center, Hays, 
Kansas.&nbsp; She was born December 30, 1932, in Plainville, Kansas, to Adam 
R. and Mary F. (McMullen) Stahl.&nbsp; She married Alfred L. “Al” Kuhn on 
June 16, 1955, at Plainville, Kansas.&nbsp; He preceded her in death on 
February 22, 2018.She was a homemaker and a farmer’s wife
 on their farm North of Victoria.&nbsp; She cared for her four grandchildren 
before they entered school.&nbsp; She was&nbsp; a member of The Basilica of St. 
Fidelis.&nbsp; Lucille grew up in Plainville and was a graduate of Plainville
 High School.&nbsp;Survivors include two sons, Leon Kuhn 
and wife, Colleen, Victoria, KS; Norbert Kuhn, of the home; two 
daughters, Donna Kuhn, of the home, Diane Unrein and husband, Curtis, 
Victoria, KS; four grandchildren, Dylan Kuhn and Heather; Nathan Kuhn; 
Kelton Unrein and Marissa; Logan Unrein and Lacey Nuss; one great 
grandchild, Maverick Kuhn; and numerous nephews and nieces.She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; two brothers, Joe Stahl and Alfred Stahl.&nbsp;Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:00 
A.M. Wednesday, October 7, 2020, at The Basilica of St. Fidelis, 
Victoria, Kansas.&nbsp; Burial will be in St. Fidelis Cemetery, Victoria, 
Kansas.&nbsp;A vigil service and rosary will be at 
6:30 P.M. Tuesday, at The Basilica of St. Fidelis.&nbsp; Visitation will be 
from 6:00 to 9:00 P.M. Tuesday, and from 9:00 to 10:00 A.M. Wednesday, 
all at the church.The family suggests memorials to The Basilica of St. Fidelis or the Good Samaritan Society of Hays.&nbsp;Due to the coronavirus, if you have a 
cough, fever or are not feeling well, please use our e-mail or on line 
guestbook.&nbsp; Social distancing and wearing masks is suggested at the 
visitation and funeral services.&nbsp;&nbsp;Services are entrusted to 
Cline’s-Keithley Mortuary, 412 Main Street, Victoria, Kansas 
67671.&nbsp; Condolences can be sent via e-mail to 
clinesmortuary@eaglecom.net or can be left at guest book at 
www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com

Lucille M. Kuhn

Micaela (Mickey) A. Perez, 86, passed away October 3, 2020 at The 
University of Kansas Heath Systems, Pawnee Valley Campus, Larned.

She was born January 22, 1934 in Dodge City, Kansas; the daughter of 
Domingo and Angela Espinoza Gonzales.&nbsp; A longtime resident of Larned; 
she was a CNA at St. Joseph Memorial Hospital in Larned.

She was a member of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church and the Pawnee Valley Community Hospital Auxiliary, both of Larned.

On December 2, 1962 she married Janero J. Perez in Dodge City.&nbsp; He passed away June 10, 1982.

Survivors include; two sons, Tim, Hutchinson and Troy, Jetmore; a 
daughter, Gina Perez, Larned; three brothers, Pete Gonzales, Albert 
(Pino) Gonzales, both of Dodge City, Julian Gonzales, Wichita; six 
grandchildren, Angela Pounds, Adam Perez, Deavin Perez, Sydney Perez, 
Bryce Perez and Taylor Grover and four great grandchildren, Serenity 
Perez, Cayden Shaver, Hagen Kennon and Kobin Kennon.

She was preceded in death by; a son, Rick Perez, four brothers, Frank
 Gonzales, Lenard Gonzales, Manuel Gonzales and Edward (Lalo) Gonzales 
and four sisters, Frances Ontverberos, Esther Ontieboros, Angelita 
Gonzales and Rene Gonzales.

Funeral Mass will be 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Sacred Heart Catholic 
Church, Larned with Father Bernard Felix presiding.&nbsp; Vigil service and 
rosary will be 7:00 p.m. Tuesday at Beckwith Mortuary chapel, Larned.&nbsp; 
Visitation will be 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Tuesday at the mortuary.&nbsp; 
Cremation will follow the service and Inurnment in the Larned Cemetery 
will be at a later date.

Memorials may be given to the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 
in care of Beckwith Mortuary, P.O. Box 477, Larned, KS 67550.&nbsp;

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 </figure>Micaela (Mickey) A. Perez, 86, passed away October 3, 2020 at The 
University of Kansas Heath Systems, Pawnee Valley Campus, Larned.She was born January 22, 1934 in Dodge City, Kansas; the daughter of 
Domingo and Angela Espinoza Gonzales.&nbsp; A longtime resident of Larned; 
she was a CNA at St. Joseph Memorial Hospital in Larned.She was a member of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church and the Pawnee Valley Community Hospital Auxiliary, both of Larned.On December 2, 1962 she married Janero J. Perez in Dodge City.&nbsp; He passed away June 10, 1982.Survivors include; two sons, Tim, Hutchinson and Troy, Jetmore; a 
daughter, Gina Perez, Larned; three brothers, Pete Gonzales, Albert 
(Pino) Gonzales, both of Dodge City, Julian Gonzales, Wichita; six 
grandchildren, Angela Pounds, Adam Perez, Deavin Perez, Sydney Perez, 
Bryce Perez and Taylor Grover and four great grandchildren, Serenity 
Perez, Cayden Shaver, Hagen Kennon and Kobin Kennon.She was preceded in death by; a son, Rick Perez, four brothers, Frank
 Gonzales, Lenard Gonzales, Manuel Gonzales and Edward (Lalo) Gonzales 
and four sisters, Frances Ontverberos, Esther Ontieboros, Angelita 
Gonzales and Rene Gonzales.Funeral Mass will be 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Sacred Heart Catholic 
Church, Larned with Father Bernard Felix presiding.&nbsp; Vigil service and 
rosary will be 7:00 p.m. Tuesday at Beckwith Mortuary chapel, Larned.&nbsp; 
Visitation will be 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Tuesday at the mortuary.&nbsp; 
Cremation will follow the service and Inurnment in the Larned Cemetery 
will be at a later date.Memorials may be given to the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 
in care of Beckwith Mortuary, P.O. Box 477, Larned, KS 67550.&nbsp;

Micaela (Mickey) A. Perez

Janet Lee Mehling, age 68, of Goodland, died on October 2nd at the Topside Manor in Goodland, Kansas.&nbsp; She is at peace after a long battle with Alzheimer’s. &nbsp;

Janet was born on April 19, 1952 in Goodland to Lowell and Alberta (Kling) Harding.&nbsp; She was raised on the Harding farm Northeast of Goodland and had many good memories of growing up on the farm.&nbsp; Janet was the younger sister by two years and shared that Dianna was the best older sister she could have ever had.&nbsp; Janet wrote that in high school she and her sister spent a lot of time dragging main.&nbsp; Many times they would stop at the corner garage and put 50 cents worth of gas in so that their dad wouldn’t know how much gas they had used, later to find out it was really the number of miles they were putting on the car that he was watching. &nbsp; Janet loved to share her stories and her life with her family.

Following graduation from Goodland High School, she attended Brown Mackie School of Business in Salina.&nbsp; She returned to Goodland and married Randal Gausman.&nbsp; They were later divorced.&nbsp; Scott and Crystal were the blessings from this union.&nbsp; In 1989, Janet married Bill Mehling and they recently celebrated 31 years of Marriage.&nbsp; Janet dedicated her entire 40-year career to First National Bank in Goodland where she served as Senior Vice President &amp; CFO.&nbsp; She was a member and former President of PEO ID.&nbsp; Janet had an infectious laugh and loved to do things for others to make them feel special.&nbsp; She was a great support to her family and was always ready to listen and help however she could.&nbsp; She loved Husker football, spending time with family, and watching movies.&nbsp; Movies received as Christmas presents always had a note stating they had already been inspected, by a member of Santa’s team.&nbsp; Janet left this earth too soon, but leaves a legacy of love for her children and grandchildren.

Janet is preceded in death by her parents, Lowell and Alberta Harding of Goodland.&nbsp; Surviving family members are her husband, Bill of their home in Goodland; Scott Gausman and wife Nikki of Kearney, Nebraska; daughter Crystal Cutbirth of Broomfield, Colorado; four beloved grandchildren, Kaiden Cutbirth, Kailee Cutbirth, Blaize Gausman, and Neely Gausman; sister Dianna Elliot and husband Chuck of Tribune; mother-in-law Rosella Mehling of Sidney, Nebraska; sister-in-law Claire Evans and husband Dave of Southlake, Texas; sister-in-law Lynn Nelson of Parker, Colorado; brother-in-law Chuck Mehling and wife Cheryl of Spring, Texas; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.

Visitation will be Tuesday, October 6, 2020 from 6:00 to 8:00 PM MT at Koons-Russell Funeral Home in Goodland. &nbsp;

Funeral service will be held Wednesday, October 7, 2020 at 10:30 AM MT at the First Christian Church with Pastor Doug Amend officiating.&nbsp; Burial will follow in the Goodland Cemetery.

Memorials may be designated to the Topside Manor, the Alzheimer’s Association or to the First Christian Church and may be left at the services or mailed to Koons-Russell Funeral Home, 211 N. Main Ave., Goodland, Kansas 67735.

Online condolences for the family may be left at <a href="http://www.koonsrussellfuneralhome.com">www.koonsrussellfuneralhome.com</a>.

Funeral services have been entrusted to Koons-Russell Funeral Home in Goodland.

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 </figure>Janet Lee Mehling, age 68, of Goodland, died on October 2nd at the Topside Manor in Goodland, Kansas.&nbsp; She is at peace after a long battle with Alzheimer’s. &nbsp;Janet was born on April 19, 1952 in Goodland to Lowell and Alberta (Kling) Harding.&nbsp; She was raised on the Harding farm Northeast of Goodland and had many good memories of growing up on the farm.&nbsp; Janet was the younger sister by two years and shared that Dianna was the best older sister she could have ever had.&nbsp; Janet wrote that in high school she and her sister spent a lot of time dragging main.&nbsp; Many times they would stop at the corner garage and put 50 cents worth of gas in so that their dad wouldn’t know how much gas they had used, later to find out it was really the number of miles they were putting on the car that he was watching. &nbsp; Janet loved to share her stories and her life with her family.Following graduation from Goodland High School, she attended Brown Mackie School of Business in Salina.&nbsp; She returned to Goodland and married Randal Gausman.&nbsp; They were later divorced.&nbsp; Scott and Crystal were the blessings from this union.&nbsp; In 1989, Janet married Bill Mehling and they recently celebrated 31 years of Marriage.&nbsp; Janet dedicated her entire 40-year career to First National Bank in Goodland where she served as Senior Vice President &amp; CFO.&nbsp; She was a member and former President of PEO ID.&nbsp; Janet had an infectious laugh and loved to do things for others to make them feel special.&nbsp; She was a great support to her family and was always ready to listen and help however she could.&nbsp; She loved Husker football, spending time with family, and watching movies.&nbsp; Movies received as Christmas presents always had a note stating they had already been inspected, by a member of Santa’s team.&nbsp; Janet left this earth too soon, but leaves a legacy of love for her children and grandchildren.Janet is preceded in death by her parents, Lowell and Alberta Harding of Goodland.&nbsp; Surviving family members are her husband, Bill of their home in Goodland; Scott Gausman and wife Nikki of Kearney, Nebraska; daughter Crystal Cutbirth of Broomfield, Colorado; four beloved grandchildren, Kaiden Cutbirth, Kailee Cutbirth, Blaize Gausman, and Neely Gausman; sister Dianna Elliot and husband Chuck of Tribune; mother-in-law Rosella Mehling of Sidney, Nebraska; sister-in-law Claire Evans and husband Dave of Southlake, Texas; sister-in-law Lynn Nelson of Parker, Colorado; brother-in-law Chuck Mehling and wife Cheryl of Spring, Texas; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.Visitation will be Tuesday, October 6, 2020 from 6:00 to 8:00 PM MT at Koons-Russell Funeral Home in Goodland. &nbsp;Funeral service will be held Wednesday, October 7, 2020 at 10:30 AM MT at the First Christian Church with Pastor Doug Amend officiating.&nbsp; Burial will follow in the Goodland Cemetery.Memorials may be designated to the Topside Manor, the Alzheimer’s Association or to the First Christian Church and may be left at the services or mailed to Koons-Russell Funeral Home, 211 N. Main Ave., Goodland, Kansas 67735.Online condolences for the family may be left at <a href="http://www.koonsrussellfuneralhome.com">www.koonsrussellfuneralhome.com</a>.Funeral services have been entrusted to Koons-Russell Funeral Home in Goodland.

Janet Lee (Harding) Mehling

Gregory Alan Cundiff was born October 22, 1960, to Donald and Peggy 
(Fuller) Cundiff. He passed away on Oct. 4, 2020, at the Decatur County 
Hospital in Oberlin. Though he has passed from this life, he is yet 
alive in Christ Jesus his Lord.


Greg was a 1978 graduate of the Sharon Springs High School. After 
graduation, he entered the Army and later was a member of the Kansas 
Army Nation Guard, Det 2 (Colby) until 1984. He studied carpentry and 
plumbing at the Northwest Kansas Technical College in Goodland. On March
 25, 1989, Greg married Janice May in Oberlin, KS. He was a member of 
St. John’s Lutheran Church and the American Legion Honor Guard in 
Oberlin. In his spare time, he enjoyed woodworking and fishing and he 
was a Denver Broncos and St. Louis Cardinals fan. 


Greg was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Donald Richard 
Cundiff; two nephews; one niece and one great nephew. He is survived by 
his wife, Janice of Oberlin; sons, Jeffery Burkhead and Quintin 
(Lindsay) Cundiff; grandchildren, Carter and Joshua Cundiff; siblings: 
Vicky (Glenn) Case, Randy (Stacy) Cundiff, and Robin (Eric) McCoy; 
half-brother, Trampus (Heddy) Francis; step-brother, Todd Francis; 
step-father, Sonny Francis and nieces and nephews. 


Funeral services will be held 10:30 am Friday, October 9, 2020 at 
St. John’s Lutheran Church in Oberlin. Burial with Military Honors will 
follow at the Oberlin Cemetery. Visitation will be Thursday, October 8, 
2020 from 1-7:00 pm at Pauls Funeral Home, Oberlin. Family will receive 
friends from 6-7:00 pm. Memorial contributions may be made to the 
Wounded Warrior Project or the American Heart Association. Condolences 
may be left online at www.paulsfh.com

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 </figure>Gregory Alan Cundiff was born October 22, 1960, to Donald and Peggy 
(Fuller) Cundiff. He passed away on Oct. 4, 2020, at the Decatur County 
Hospital in Oberlin. Though he has passed from this life, he is yet 
alive in Christ Jesus his Lord.
Greg was a 1978 graduate of the Sharon Springs High School. After 
graduation, he entered the Army and later was a member of the Kansas 
Army Nation Guard, Det 2 (Colby) until 1984. He studied carpentry and 
plumbing at the Northwest Kansas Technical College in Goodland. On March
 25, 1989, Greg married Janice May in Oberlin, KS. He was a member of 
St. John’s Lutheran Church and the American Legion Honor Guard in 
Oberlin. In his spare time, he enjoyed woodworking and fishing and he 
was a Denver Broncos and St. Louis Cardinals fan. 
Greg was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Donald Richard 
Cundiff; two nephews; one niece and one great nephew. He is survived by 
his wife, Janice of Oberlin; sons, Jeffery Burkhead and Quintin 
(Lindsay) Cundiff; grandchildren, Carter and Joshua Cundiff; siblings: 
Vicky (Glenn) Case, Randy (Stacy) Cundiff, and Robin (Eric) McCoy; 
half-brother, Trampus (Heddy) Francis; step-brother, Todd Francis; 
step-father, Sonny Francis and nieces and nephews. 
Funeral services will be held 10:30 am Friday, October 9, 2020 at 
St. John’s Lutheran Church in Oberlin. Burial with Military Honors will 
follow at the Oberlin Cemetery. Visitation will be Thursday, October 8, 
2020 from 1-7:00 pm at Pauls Funeral Home, Oberlin. Family will receive 
friends from 6-7:00 pm. Memorial contributions may be made to the 
Wounded Warrior Project or the American Heart Association. Condolences 
may be left online at www.paulsfh.com

Gregory Alan Cundiff

In case you missed the latest Fort Hays State Football Replay on KJLS (103.3-FM), we have it for you right here.

The Tigers rally past the 13th-ranked Hornets at Lewis Field (October 17, 2015).

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In case you missed the latest Fort Hays State Football Replay on KJLS (103.3-FM), we have it for you right here.The Tigers rally past the 13th-ranked Hornets at Lewis Field (October 17, 2015).The FHSU Football Replay airs Saturday afternoon's at 2 p.m. on KJLS.<div><iframe title="FHSU FB Replay: vs. #13 Emporia State (Oct. 17, 2015)" height="122" width="100%" style="border: none;" scrolling="no" data-name="pb-iframe-player" src="https://www.podbean.com/media/player/gv8dt-ee41ef?from=pb6admin&download=1&version=1&auto=0&share=1&download=1&rtl=0&fonts=Helvetica&skin=1&pfauth=&btn-skin=102"></iframe></div>

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KANSAS CITY (AP) — A lab's approval to start testing samples of marijuana means that commercial marijuana for medical use could be on the shelves in Missouri this month.

EKG Labs in Maryland Heights on Sept. 26 became the first of 10 licensed medical marijuana testers to start operations after passing a state inspection.

As a result, marijuana being grown by commercial cultivators may undergo state-required testing for safety and potency. Once approved, it can be sold at dispensaries.

EKG's director of operations, Natalie Brown, said testing could begin in the upcoming week.

“We’re hopeful that there will be product on the shelves and dispensaries by early- to mid-October for the patients,” Brown said.

Missouri voters in 2018 approved medical marijuana. As of Tuesday, five commercial growers and six dispensaries had passed inspections from the state health department to start growing and selling pot legally. The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services administers the state's medical marijuana program.

Missouri has issued 60 licenses to grow marijuana, 86 to make marijuana-infused products and 192 to open dispensaries, but the vast majority of businesses are still setting up and working through state regulations.

Still, just knowing that testing will be available as soon as the marijuana is grown and ready to be packaged and sold is a relief to business owners, said Susan Griffith, president of CAMP Cannabis, which stands for Certified Alternative Medicine Providers.

CAMP expects to undergo its last inspection in December and start planting marijuana early next year, Griffith said. The company hopes to sell to dispensaries by spring.

“As soon as we’re approved we are prepared to get plants in the ground immediately,” Griffith said.

Demand could be high: Up to 70,000 Missourians have state permits to legally use medical marijuana.

They may not all need dispensaries. At least 17,517 qualified card-holders were also approved to grow a limited amount of marijuana at home, under strict regulations.

EKG will travel to marijuana growers to gather a representative sample for testing at its lab. It will screen for pesticides, toxins, metals, moisture content and potency

KANSAS CITY (AP) — A lab's approval to start testing samples of marijuana means that commercial marijuana for medical use could be on the shelves in Missouri this month.EKG Labs in Maryland Heights on Sept. 26 became the first of 10 licensed medical marijuana testers to start operations after passing a state inspection.As a result, marijuana being grown by commercial cultivators may undergo state-required testing for safety and potency. Once approved, it can be sold at dispensaries.EKG's director of operations, Natalie Brown, said testing could begin in the upcoming week.“We’re hopeful that there will be product on the shelves and dispensaries by early- to mid-October for the patients,” Brown said.Missouri voters in 2018 approved medical marijuana. As of Tuesday, five commercial growers and six dispensaries had passed inspections from the state health department to start growing and selling pot legally. The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services administers the state's medical marijuana program.Missouri has issued 60 licenses to grow marijuana, 86 to make marijuana-infused products and 192 to open dispensaries, but the vast majority of businesses are still setting up and working through state regulations.Still, just knowing that testing will be available as soon as the marijuana is grown and ready to be packaged and sold is a relief to business owners, said Susan Griffith, president of CAMP Cannabis, which stands for Certified Alternative Medicine Providers.CAMP expects to undergo its last inspection in December and start planting marijuana early next year, Griffith said. The company hopes to sell to dispensaries by spring.“As soon as we’re approved we are prepared to get plants in the ground immediately,” Griffith said.Demand could be high: Up to 70,000 Missourians have state permits to legally use medical marijuana.They may not all need dispensaries. At least 17,517 qualified card-holders were also approved to grow a limited amount of marijuana at home, under strict regulations.EKG will travel to marijuana growers to gather a representative sample for testing at its lab. It will screen for pesticides, toxins, metals, moisture content and potency

Medical marijuana in Missouri could be available this month

Frances Mae Boxberger, 85, of Russell, Kansas, died on Friday, October 2, 2020, at the Main Street Manor in Russell.

Frances was born on January 08, 1935, in Great Bend, Kansas, the daughter of William F. and Ida Caroline (Nuss) Boxberger.  She grew up in Russell and graduated from Russell High School in the class of 1953. After high school, Frances graduated from Ft. Hays State University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration.  She lived her entire life in Russell and worked as a legal secretary for Woelk, Cully, and Cole Law Firm in Russell.  Her interests included visiting with friends and family, enjoying chocolate chip cookies, and membership at St. John Lutheran Church in Russell.  

Surviving family includes her nephew Patrick Combs and wife Anne-Marie, their adult children John Patrick and Diana Frances, and brother in-law Ronald H. Combs all of Georgetown, Texas.

She was preceded in death by her parents William and Ida, brother, Paul William, sister Mary Jane Combs, nephew Michael Scott Combs and an infant sister.

The family will arrange a private burial and service.  A public memorial service may take place at a later date.  Memorials can be sent to the mortuary and given to Main Street Manor Nursing Care Team to honor the outstanding care and concern given to Frances and her family.  Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary of Russell, Kansas, is in charge of the funeral and memorial service arrangements.

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 </figure>Frances Mae Boxberger, 85, of Russell, Kansas, died on Friday, October 2, 2020, at the Main Street Manor in Russell.Frances was born on January 08, 1935, in Great Bend, Kansas, the daughter of William F. and Ida Caroline (Nuss) Boxberger. She grew up in Russell and graduated from Russell High School in the class of 1953. After high school, Frances graduated from Ft. Hays State University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration. She lived her entire life in Russell and worked as a legal secretary for Woelk, Cully, and Cole Law Firm in Russell. Her interests included visiting with friends and family, enjoying chocolate chip cookies, and membership at St. John Lutheran Church in Russell. Surviving family includes her nephew Patrick Combs and wife Anne-Marie, their adult children John Patrick and Diana Frances, and brother in-law Ronald H. Combs all of Georgetown, Texas.She was preceded in death by her parents William and Ida, brother, Paul William, sister Mary Jane Combs, nephew Michael Scott Combs and an infant sister.The family will arrange a private burial and service. A public memorial service may take place at a later date. Memorials can be sent to the mortuary and given to Main Street Manor Nursing Care Team to honor the outstanding care and concern given to Frances and her family. Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary of Russell, Kansas, is in charge of the funeral and memorial service arrangements.

Frances Mae Boxberger

Dorothy M. Hopper, 98, of Russell, Kansas, died on Friday, October 02, 2020, at the Main Street Manor in Russell.

Dorothy was born on September 21, 1922, in Dorrance, Kansas, the daughter of William G. and Amelia (Woelk) Teppe.  She was raised on the family farm in Dorrance and graduated from Dorrance High School in the class of 1940.  After high school she attended Ft. Hays State University.  She met, fell in love and was united in marriage to James David Hopper, Jr. on February 16, 1943, in Hays, Kansas.  From this union Dorothy and James were blessed with 6 children James III, William, Becky, Tom, Mike and Tim.  With 6 children to raise, Dorothy worked very hard as a homemaker, wife and mother.  Dorothy loved to travel and spend time with her family, she especially enjoyed spending time with her many grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Surviving family include her daughter Becky Vogt and sons Tom Hopper and wife Carol, Mike Hopper and wife Beth and Tim Hopper and wife Laura, 7 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents; husband James who passed away on April 09, 2016, and sons James D. Hopper III and Bill Zack Hopper.

A graveside service to celebrate Dorothy’s life will be held at 10:30 A.M. on Wednesday, October 07, 2020, at the Russell City Cemetery in Russell, Kansas.  Visitation will be from 4 P.M. to 8 P.M. on Tuesday, October 06, 2020, at the mortuary.  Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary of Russell, Kansas is in charge of the funeral service arrangements.

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 </figure>Dorothy M. Hopper, 98, of Russell, Kansas, died on Friday, October 02, 2020, at the Main Street Manor in Russell.Dorothy was born on September 21, 1922, in Dorrance, Kansas, the daughter of William G. and Amelia (Woelk) Teppe. She was raised on the family farm in Dorrance and graduated from Dorrance High School in the class of 1940. After high school she attended Ft. Hays State University. She met, fell in love and was united in marriage to James David Hopper, Jr. on February 16, 1943, in Hays, Kansas. From this union Dorothy and James were blessed with 6 children James III, William, Becky, Tom, Mike and Tim. With 6 children to raise, Dorothy worked very hard as a homemaker, wife and mother. Dorothy loved to travel and spend time with her family, she especially enjoyed spending time with her many grandchildren and great grandchildren.Surviving family include her daughter Becky Vogt and sons Tom Hopper and wife Carol, Mike Hopper and wife Beth and Tim Hopper and wife Laura, 7 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren.She was preceded in death by her parents; husband James who passed away on April 09, 2016, and sons James D. Hopper III and Bill Zack Hopper.A graveside service to celebrate Dorothy’s life will be held at 10:30 A.M. on Wednesday, October 07, 2020, at the Russell City Cemetery in Russell, Kansas. Visitation will be from 4 P.M. to 8 P.M. on Tuesday, October 06, 2020, at the mortuary. Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary of Russell, Kansas is in charge of the funeral service arrangements.

Dorothy M. Hopper

Kirwin resident Helen E. Miller Cannon passed away Saturday, 
October 3, 2020, at the Phillips County Hospital, Phillipsburg, at the 
age of 97.

She was born June 18, 1923, in Sayre, Oklahoma, the daughter of Edgar V. and Merle Elizabeth (Addis) McCamon.

Survivors include her daughter Betty Still and husband Robert of 
rural Kirwin, KS; her son Ray Miller and wife Lorene of Claremore, OK; 5
 grandchildren; 13 great grandchildren; 1 great great grandchild; a 
brother Bill McCamon and wife Joan of Amarillot, TX; and a sister Sue 
Weaver and husband Joe of Garden City, KS.

Funeral services will be 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, October 7, 2020 at the
 Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel, Phillipsburg, with Pastor Michael 
Ricci-Roberts officiating.

Graveside services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday, October 9, 2020 in 
the Berlin Cemetery, Berlin, OK.&nbsp; Arrangements for graveside services 
will be by the Martin-Dugger Funeral Home in Elk City, OK.

Mrs. Miller Cannon will lie in state Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Kirwin United Methodist Church or Kirwin Library.

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 </figure>Kirwin resident Helen E. Miller Cannon passed away Saturday, 
October 3, 2020, at the Phillips County Hospital, Phillipsburg, at the 
age of 97.She was born June 18, 1923, in Sayre, Oklahoma, the daughter of Edgar V. and Merle Elizabeth (Addis) McCamon.Survivors include her daughter Betty Still and husband Robert of 
rural Kirwin, KS; her son Ray Miller and wife Lorene of Claremore, OK; 5
 grandchildren; 13 great grandchildren; 1 great great grandchild; a 
brother Bill McCamon and wife Joan of Amarillot, TX; and a sister Sue 
Weaver and husband Joe of Garden City, KS.Funeral services will be 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, October 7, 2020 at the
 Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel, Phillipsburg, with Pastor Michael 
Ricci-Roberts officiating.Graveside services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday, October 9, 2020 in 
the Berlin Cemetery, Berlin, OK.&nbsp; Arrangements for graveside services 
will be by the Martin-Dugger Funeral Home in Elk City, OK.Mrs. Miller Cannon will lie in state Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel.Memorial contributions may be made to the Kirwin United Methodist Church or Kirwin Library.

Helen E. Miller Cannon

Wilda Maxine Smith, 96, died October 3,
 2020 at Hays Medical Center.&nbsp; She was born May 17, 1924 to Corwin and 
Mable (Roberts) Smith on a farm in Gove County, Kansas, one of 10&nbsp; children.&nbsp; 

During WWII, though she had just graduated from high school 
and had no teacher training, she was pressed into teaching, including 
one year in the one-room school where she had been a student.&nbsp; After the
 war, Wilda completed her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in history at 
Fort Hays Kansas State College.&nbsp; Her master’s thesis was “The Struggle 
for Woman Suffrage in Kansas."&nbsp; She taught history at Hays High School 
from 1953-1957.&nbsp; Her Ph.D. in history was earned at the University of 
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.&nbsp; Wilda taught history at Fort Hays State 
University for 26 years, serving as chairperson of the History 
Department for five years.

Wilda served on the Kansas Committee 
for the Humanities, the Coordinating Council of the National Women’s 
Studies Association, the Executive Committee of the Kansas Council for 
Social Studies, and the Board of Directors of the Kansas State 
Historical Society.

The biography of a native Kansan, The 
Wars of Peggy Hull: The Life and Times of a War Correspondent, which she
 co-authored with Eleanor Bogart, received the C.L. Sonnichhsen Book 
Award from Texas Western Press.

Wilda was preceded in death by her 
parents, long time companion Eleanor Bogart, sister Vivian Beougher and 
brothers Marion, Raymond, Kenneth, Carl, Francis, Don, Darrell and 
Corwin, Jr.&nbsp; She is survived by a sister-in-law, Marita Smith of 
Broomfield, CO, Norma and Quentin Bogart, Mesa, AZ, and numerous nieces 
and nephews.

Because of the coronavirus, there will be a family graveside service.&nbsp; Memorials are suggested to Fort Hays State University.

Services in care of Brock’s-Keithley Funeral Chapel and Crematory, 2509 Vine Street, Hays, KS 67601.

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 </figure>Wilda Maxine Smith, 96, died October 3,
 2020 at Hays Medical Center.&nbsp; She was born May 17, 1924 to Corwin and 
Mable (Roberts) Smith on a farm in Gove County, Kansas, one of 10&nbsp; children.&nbsp; During WWII, though she had just graduated from high school 
and had no teacher training, she was pressed into teaching, including 
one year in the one-room school where she had been a student.&nbsp; After the
 war, Wilda completed her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in history at 
Fort Hays Kansas State College.&nbsp; Her master’s thesis was “The Struggle 
for Woman Suffrage in Kansas."&nbsp; She taught history at Hays High School 
from 1953-1957.&nbsp; Her Ph.D. in history was earned at the University of 
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.&nbsp; Wilda taught history at Fort Hays State 
University for 26 years, serving as chairperson of the History 
Department for five years.Wilda served on the Kansas Committee 
for the Humanities, the Coordinating Council of the National Women’s 
Studies Association, the Executive Committee of the Kansas Council for 
Social Studies, and the Board of Directors of the Kansas State 
Historical Society.The biography of a native Kansan, The 
Wars of Peggy Hull: The Life and Times of a War Correspondent, which she
 co-authored with Eleanor Bogart, received the C.L. Sonnichhsen Book 
Award from Texas Western Press.Wilda was preceded in death by her 
parents, long time companion Eleanor Bogart, sister Vivian Beougher and 
brothers Marion, Raymond, Kenneth, Carl, Francis, Don, Darrell and 
Corwin, Jr.&nbsp; She is survived by a sister-in-law, Marita Smith of 
Broomfield, CO, Norma and Quentin Bogart, Mesa, AZ, and numerous nieces 
and nephews.Because of the coronavirus, there will be a family graveside service.&nbsp; Memorials are suggested to Fort Hays State University.Services in care of Brock’s-Keithley Funeral Chapel and Crematory, 2509 Vine Street, Hays, KS 67601.

Wilda Maxine Smith

Lonnie F. Morgan, age 73, of Hays, KS passed away on Saturday, October 3, 2020 at HaysMed – Hays.

He was born July 31, 1947 in La Crosse, 
KS to Friend E. and Velma (Scheuerman) Morgan.&nbsp; He grew up in Alexander,
 KS and graduated from Alexander High School in 1965 then attended Hutch 
Junior College on a basketball scholarship.

Lonnie’s hobbies included spending time
 with his sons and grandkids, together with hunting, fishing, golfing, 
playing softball and bowling.

He owned and operated Morgan Appliance Service.&nbsp; He organized bus trips to Grand Island, NE for horse races for 36 years.

Lonnie met and married Therese M. Klaus on May 8, 1982 in Hays, KS.

He is survived by his wife, Therese. 
Sons:&nbsp; Steven (Jolene) Morgan of LaCrosse; Heath (Michelle) Morgan of 
Lacrosse; Brothers: Larry Morgan of Alexander; Lance ‘Bub’ (Gloria) 
Morgan of Alexander; Layne (Kerri) Morgan of McCracken; Sisters: Leanne 
(Wade) Russell of St. John; Lorrie (Bill) Frank of Axtell; 
grandchildren: Taylor, Hunter, and Madison, together with numerous 
nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and friends.

He was preceded in death by his parents, in-laws: George and Eileen Klaus; Sisters: Linda (Robert) Bott, and LaRetta Fitzwater.

Funeral Services will be Tuesday, 
October 6, 2020 at 10 AM at Brock’s Keithley Funeral Chapel and 
Crematory, 2509 Vine Street, Hays, KS 67601. Visitations will be Monday,
 October 5, 2020 from 5 PM to 7 PM and Tuesday from 9 AM to service time
 all at the Funeral Chapel.

Interment will be Tuesday at 2 PM in the Alexander Cemetery.

Memorials suggested to donor’s choice and/or directed by the family.

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 </figure>Lonnie F. Morgan, age 73, of Hays, KS passed away on Saturday, October 3, 2020 at HaysMed – Hays.He was born July 31, 1947 in La Crosse, 
KS to Friend E. and Velma (Scheuerman) Morgan.&nbsp; He grew up in Alexander,
 KS and graduated from Alexander High School in 1965 then attended Hutch 
Junior College on a basketball scholarship.Lonnie’s hobbies included spending time
 with his sons and grandkids, together with hunting, fishing, golfing, 
playing softball and bowling.He owned and operated Morgan Appliance Service.&nbsp; He organized bus trips to Grand Island, NE for horse races for 36 years.Lonnie met and married Therese M. Klaus on May 8, 1982 in Hays, KS.He is survived by his wife, Therese. 
Sons:&nbsp; Steven (Jolene) Morgan of LaCrosse; Heath (Michelle) Morgan of 
Lacrosse; Brothers: Larry Morgan of Alexander; Lance ‘Bub’ (Gloria) 
Morgan of Alexander; Layne (Kerri) Morgan of McCracken; Sisters: Leanne 
(Wade) Russell of St. John; Lorrie (Bill) Frank of Axtell; 
grandchildren: Taylor, Hunter, and Madison, together with numerous 
nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and friends.He was preceded in death by his parents, in-laws: George and Eileen Klaus; Sisters: Linda (Robert) Bott, and LaRetta Fitzwater.Funeral Services will be Tuesday, 
October 6, 2020 at 10 AM at Brock’s Keithley Funeral Chapel and 
Crematory, 2509 Vine Street, Hays, KS 67601. Visitations will be Monday,
 October 5, 2020 from 5 PM to 7 PM and Tuesday from 9 AM to service time
 all at the Funeral Chapel.Interment will be Tuesday at 2 PM in the Alexander Cemetery.Memorials suggested to donor’s choice and/or directed by the family.Services in care of Brock’s-Keithley Funeral Chapel and Crematory, 2509 Vine Street, Hays, KS 67601.

Lonnie F. Morgan

Doyle Leon Post passed away on October 2, 2020 at the Redbud Village in 
Plainville, KS, at the age of 94. He was born on July 3, 1926 in 
Woodston, KS to James Owen and Malena Afi (Gregory) Post. Doyle married 
Lauretta Weldon on June 30, 1946 in Natoma, KS. They were blessed with 
three children: Cecelia, Linda, and Gary. Lauretta passed away in 1967 
and on August 12, 1977, Doyle married Ruth Adeline Swindler in Russell, 
KS to which 7 step-children were added to his family. Doyle and Ruth 
were together until she passed away in 2008.


Doyle grew up in Woodston and graduated from Woodston High School 
with the Class of 1944. He started off farming but then moved to 
Plainville and worked at a filling station where he taught himself how 
to work on cars. He then owned and operated Post Repair and Service from
 1971 to 1996. His career ended with 15 years at Farm Implement where he
 continued small engine repair until he was 88 years old. Doyle was a 
member of the Odd Fellow Lodge.


A hardworking man, Doyle could always be found working on something.
 While never letting anything stand in his way, he strived for 
perfection in all that he did, and knew how to have fun and enjoy life 
along the way. He will be greatly missed, but his memory will serve as 
an inspiration to those who knew him… always do what you love, and 
always love what you do.


Doyle is survived by his daughters, Cecelia Anissy of Olathe, KS and
 Linda Gilbert of Plainville; son, Gary L. Post of Wichita; brothers, 
Edson Post and wife Madonna of Wichita and Charles Post and wife Patti 
of Concordia, KS; step-children, Tom Hodges, Terry Hodges, Dean Poe, 
Cheryl Baldwin, Sandy Odle, Tammy Robertson, and Angel Fasulo; two 
grandchildren, Tirazheh Anissy and Tanya Dunn; and three 
great-grandchildren, Ethan Anissy, and Kian &amp; Kylar Lamer.


Preceding Doyle in death are his parents, James and Malena Post; 
wives, Lauretta and Ruth; brothers, James, Emery, and Delmar Post, and 
an infant brother; sister, Vola Collins; grandson, Darren Gilbert; and 
sons-in-law, Jack Gilbert and Nasser Anissy.


A graveside service and interment will be held on Tuesday, October 
6, 2020, at 2:00 P.M. at the Plainville Cemetery in Plainville, KS. 
Visitation will be Monday, 4:00 P.M. until 8:00 P.M. at the funeral home
 in Plainville. 


Memorials are suggested to Redbud Village and may be sent in care of
 Plumer-Overlease Funeral Home, 320 SW 2nd, Plainville, KS  67663.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2020/10/1601903939388.jpeg" alt="" />
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 </figure>Doyle Leon Post passed away on October 2, 2020 at the Redbud Village in 
Plainville, KS, at the age of 94. He was born on July 3, 1926 in 
Woodston, KS to James Owen and Malena Afi (Gregory) Post. Doyle married 
Lauretta Weldon on June 30, 1946 in Natoma, KS. They were blessed with 
three children: Cecelia, Linda, and Gary. Lauretta passed away in 1967 
and on August 12, 1977, Doyle married Ruth Adeline Swindler in Russell, 
KS to which 7 step-children were added to his family. Doyle and Ruth 
were together until she passed away in 2008.
Doyle grew up in Woodston and graduated from Woodston High School 
with the Class of 1944. He started off farming but then moved to 
Plainville and worked at a filling station where he taught himself how 
to work on cars. He then owned and operated Post Repair and Service from
 1971 to 1996. His career ended with 15 years at Farm Implement where he
 continued small engine repair until he was 88 years old. Doyle was a 
member of the Odd Fellow Lodge.
A hardworking man, Doyle could always be found working on something.
 While never letting anything stand in his way, he strived for 
perfection in all that he did, and knew how to have fun and enjoy life 
along the way. He will be greatly missed, but his memory will serve as 
an inspiration to those who knew him… always do what you love, and 
always love what you do.
Doyle is survived by his daughters, Cecelia Anissy of Olathe, KS and
 Linda Gilbert of Plainville; son, Gary L. Post of Wichita; brothers, 
Edson Post and wife Madonna of Wichita and Charles Post and wife Patti 
of Concordia, KS; step-children, Tom Hodges, Terry Hodges, Dean Poe, 
Cheryl Baldwin, Sandy Odle, Tammy Robertson, and Angel Fasulo; two 
grandchildren, Tirazheh Anissy and Tanya Dunn; and three 
great-grandchildren, Ethan Anissy, and Kian &amp; Kylar Lamer.
Preceding Doyle in death are his parents, James and Malena Post; 
wives, Lauretta and Ruth; brothers, James, Emery, and Delmar Post, and 
an infant brother; sister, Vola Collins; grandson, Darren Gilbert; and 
sons-in-law, Jack Gilbert and Nasser Anissy.
A graveside service and interment will be held on Tuesday, October 
6, 2020, at 2:00 P.M. at the Plainville Cemetery in Plainville, KS. 
Visitation will be Monday, 4:00 P.M. until 8:00 P.M. at the funeral home
 in Plainville. 
Memorials are suggested to Redbud Village and may be sent in care of
 Plumer-Overlease Funeral Home, 320 SW 2nd, Plainville, KS 67663.

Doyle Leon Post

Mary Murphy, 74, passed away September 28, 2020, at Wellstar Cobb 
Hospice, Smyrna, Ga. She was born on April 4, 1946, at Hoisington, to 
Fidel and Isebell (Yvarra) Torrez. She married Thomas Michael Murphy 
October 28, 1968, at Fairbury, Neb.&nbsp; He died October 17, 2016.

A current resident of Smyrna, Ga., Mary previously lived in Great 
Bend for many years. Mary was a long time Great Bend Public Library 
employee, serving as the children's director, later working for 
Sunflower Early Education Center and CKMC in Great Bend, as well as 
Wellstar Cobb Hospice in Georgia. She was a member of Prince of Peace 
Parish at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church and the Altar Society.

Survivors include, a son, Chad Murphy and wife Angela of Sterling; 
and son in law, Chris Dickson of Smyrna, Ga.; four grandchildren, 
Brittany Williams, Claire Dickson, Michael Murphy, and Caleb Murphy; and
 four great grandchildren, Kami Williams, Treacyn Williams, Anaceliya 
Murphy, and Gentry Murphy. She was preceded in death by her parents; her
 husband, Thomas Michael Murphy; and a daughter, Carrie Dickson.

Visitation will be held from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Thursday, 
October 8, 2020 at Bryant Funeral Home, with Vigil service at 7:00 p.m. 
Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:30 a.m., Friday, October 9, 
2020, at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church, Great Bend, with Father Don 
Bedore presiding. Interment will be in the Great Bend Cemetery. 
Memorials are suggested to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, 
in care of Bryant Funeral Home.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2020/10/1601909613774.jpeg" alt="" />
 <figcaption></figcaption>
 </figure>Mary Murphy, 74, passed away September 28, 2020, at Wellstar Cobb 
Hospice, Smyrna, Ga. She was born on April 4, 1946, at Hoisington, to 
Fidel and Isebell (Yvarra) Torrez. She married Thomas Michael Murphy 
October 28, 1968, at Fairbury, Neb.&nbsp; He died October 17, 2016.A current resident of Smyrna, Ga., Mary previously lived in Great 
Bend for many years. Mary was a long time Great Bend Public Library 
employee, serving as the children's director, later working for 
Sunflower Early Education Center and CKMC in Great Bend, as well as 
Wellstar Cobb Hospice in Georgia. She was a member of Prince of Peace 
Parish at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church and the Altar Society.Survivors include, a son, Chad Murphy and wife Angela of Sterling; 
and son in law, Chris Dickson of Smyrna, Ga.; four grandchildren, 
Brittany Williams, Claire Dickson, Michael Murphy, and Caleb Murphy; and
 four great grandchildren, Kami Williams, Treacyn Williams, Anaceliya 
Murphy, and Gentry Murphy. She was preceded in death by her parents; her
 husband, Thomas Michael Murphy; and a daughter, Carrie Dickson.Visitation will be held from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Thursday, 
October 8, 2020 at Bryant Funeral Home, with Vigil service at 7:00 p.m. 
Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:30 a.m., Friday, October 9, 
2020, at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church, Great Bend, with Father Don 
Bedore presiding. Interment will be in the Great Bend Cemetery. 
Memorials are suggested to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, 
in care of Bryant Funeral Home.