Marian Helen Lipe, 94, entered the Gates of Glory on November 6, 2022, at Sunshine Meadows Retirement Community, &nbsp;Buhler.&nbsp; She was born September 10, 1928, in rural Inman, to John and Marie (Thiesen) Pauls.

Marian graduated from Inman High School. She was an avid pianist and singer throughout her life, the secretary of the Golden Belt Community Concert Association for numerous years, a long-standing member of the Parnasses Club, the Central Baptist Church choir director, volunteered at the Great Bend food bank as well as the Kansas State Fair.&nbsp; Marian was the church secretary for First Southern Baptist Church for 20 years and Mitchell United Methodist Church for 10 years, retiring at 87 years of age.&nbsp; From the Hutchinson News in April 2016: Marian discovered something she never expected while working for the house of God. “What I remember most about starting to work is, we have five children, so I was somebody’s mom, I was somebody’s wife.&nbsp; Then I became my own person- and I like it.”

On February 7, 1947, Marian married Raymond C. Lipe, in Inman.&nbsp; They celebrated 59 years of marriage before he passed in 2006.

Marian’s joyous heavenly homecoming party consists of: the recent passing of her son, Gary; her daughter and son-in-law , Sharolyn and Duane Meyeres; husband, Raymond; her parents; sister and brother-in-law, Viola and Harry Bettin; brother and sister-in-law, Harold and Mildred Pauls; along with nephews, other family members and countless friends.&nbsp; WE are certain that it was a joyous event.&nbsp; We are certain that her daughter Sharolyn made it extra extravagant.&nbsp; And most importantly, Jesus was at the head of the line welcoming her home.

Marian is survived by: son, Michael (Suzanne) Lipe of Ft. Collins, CO; son, Richard (Lisa) Lipe of Hutchinson; daughter, Carol (Sean) Dennis of Grand Lake, CO; grandson, Douglas Lipe of Merriam; granddaughter, Jordyn (Joshua) Kelly and a great-granddaughter, who is due in December, of Dunn, NC; step-grandchildren, Amanda and Brian Dennis; sister-in-law, Shirley Hinkel-Pauls; surrogate daughter, Debbie Barry; and many extended family members and friends.

Marian's family would like to extend a huge amount of gratitude&nbsp;to her care-givers at the Buhler Sunshine Meadows Nursing Home for making her last few years productive and special.&nbsp; Everyone there became a blessing and a part of our family. It was extremely comforting to know that our mom and our brother were safely left in their hands.&nbsp; We know that our mother became your mama too!&nbsp; Thank You!

Celebration of Life service will be 1:00 p.m. Saturday, November 12, 2022, at Elliott Chapel with Pastor Michael Lipe officiating.&nbsp; The family will greet people following the service. The family will have a private inurnment at Zoar Cemetery.&nbsp; Friends may sign her book from 9:00 a.m.&nbsp; to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday through Friday.

Marian Helen Lipe, 94, entered the Gates of Glory on November 6, 2022, at Sunshine Meadows Retirement Community, &nbsp;Buhler.&nbsp; She was born September 10, 1928, in rural Inman, to John and Marie (Thiesen) Pauls.Marian graduated from Inman High School. She was an avid pianist and singer throughout her life, the secretary of the Golden Belt Community Concert Association for numerous years, a long-standing member of the Parnasses Club, the Central Baptist Church choir director, volunteered at the Great Bend food bank as well as the Kansas State Fair.&nbsp; Marian was the church secretary for First Southern Baptist Church for 20 years and Mitchell United Methodist Church for 10 years, retiring at 87 years of age.&nbsp; From the Hutchinson News in April 2016: Marian discovered something she never expected while working for the house of God. “What I remember most about starting to work is, we have five children, so I was somebody’s mom, I was somebody’s wife.&nbsp; Then I became my own person- and I like it.”On February 7, 1947, Marian married Raymond C. Lipe, in Inman.&nbsp; They celebrated 59 years of marriage before he passed in 2006.Marian’s joyous heavenly homecoming party consists of: the recent passing of her son, Gary; her daughter and son-in-law , Sharolyn and Duane Meyeres; husband, Raymond; her parents; sister and brother-in-law, Viola and Harry Bettin; brother and sister-in-law, Harold and Mildred Pauls; along with nephews, other family members and countless friends.&nbsp; WE are certain that it was a joyous event.&nbsp; We are certain that her daughter Sharolyn made it extra extravagant.&nbsp; And most importantly, Jesus was at the head of the line welcoming her home.Marian is survived by: son, Michael (Suzanne) Lipe of Ft. Collins, CO; son, Richard (Lisa) Lipe of Hutchinson; daughter, Carol (Sean) Dennis of Grand Lake, CO; grandson, Douglas Lipe of Merriam; granddaughter, Jordyn (Joshua) Kelly and a great-granddaughter, who is due in December, of Dunn, NC; step-grandchildren, Amanda and Brian Dennis; sister-in-law, Shirley Hinkel-Pauls; surrogate daughter, Debbie Barry; and many extended family members and friends.Marian's family would like to extend a huge amount of gratitude&nbsp;to her care-givers at the Buhler Sunshine Meadows Nursing Home for making her last few years productive and special.&nbsp; Everyone there became a blessing and a part of our family. It was extremely comforting to know that our mom and our brother were safely left in their hands.&nbsp; We know that our mother became your mama too!&nbsp; Thank You!Celebration of Life service will be 1:00 p.m. Saturday, November 12, 2022, at Elliott Chapel with Pastor Michael Lipe officiating.&nbsp; The family will greet people following the service. The family will have a private inurnment at Zoar Cemetery.&nbsp; Friends may sign her book from 9:00 a.m.&nbsp; to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday through Friday.

Marian Helen Lipe  |1928-2022|  

Fred’s life began on March 10, 1935, in White City. He is the son of Fred and Orlena (Kohls) Herpich. 

 Fred is a graduate of Woodbine High School and served his country in the United States Army Reserve before returning home to help on the family farm.  Fred was a lifelong farmer in the area and also ran a carpentry crew for many years.  He was an avid car collector and enjoyed his coffee group at the Hitching Post. He was a member of Faith Lutheran Church in Abilene.  Fred was united in marriage to his wife of 64 years, Gladys Hamilton on January 2, 1958, in Oklahoma. 

 He is survived by his wife Gladys of Abilene; daughter Jennifer (Joel) Phillips of Florida; grandchildren Ashley Johnson of Emporia, Hanna Phillips of Florida, and Haley Phillips of Virginia; great grandchildren Briley or Gauge Johnson and his sister Alvera Waymeyer of Topeka.  Fred passed away at his home on Monday November 7, 2022.  He is preceded in death by his parents, son Rick Herpich, infant daughter of Nancy Herpich, and sister Florence Steely. 

 His family will gather with friends on Saturday November 19, 2022, at 1 p.m. at St John’s Lutheran Cemetery, White City for a graveside service led by Pastor Joseph Barlau of the Faith Lutheran Church.  Yazel-Megli Funeral Home, Herington is serving the family.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Fred’s life began on March 10, 1935, in White City. He is the son of Fred and Orlena (Kohls) Herpich. Fred is a graduate of Woodbine High School and served his country in the United States Army Reserve before returning home to help on the family farm. Fred was a lifelong farmer in the area and also ran a carpentry crew for many years. He was an avid car collector and enjoyed his coffee group at the Hitching Post. He was a member of Faith Lutheran Church in Abilene. Fred was united in marriage to his wife of 64 years, Gladys Hamilton on January 2, 1958, in Oklahoma. He is survived by his wife Gladys of Abilene; daughter Jennifer (Joel) Phillips of Florida; grandchildren Ashley Johnson of Emporia, Hanna Phillips of Florida, and Haley Phillips of Virginia; great grandchildren Briley or Gauge Johnson and his sister Alvera Waymeyer of Topeka. Fred passed away at his home on Monday November 7, 2022. He is preceded in death by his parents, son Rick Herpich, infant daughter of Nancy Herpich, and sister Florence Steely. His family will gather with friends on Saturday November 19, 2022, at 1 p.m. at St John’s Lutheran Cemetery, White City for a graveside service led by Pastor Joseph Barlau of the Faith Lutheran Church. Yazel-Megli Funeral Home, Herington is serving the family.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Fred Lee Herpich  |1935-2022|  

James "Jim" Milton Shriver, 80, passed away Monday, November 7, 2022 surrounded by family. He was born on March 13, 1942 in Pratt to Paul and Wanda (Storey) Shriver. James graduated from Coats High School in 1960. He attended Pratt Junior College and Pitt State. He worked as a farmer. He enjoyed racing and building race cars and Model A's, trains, farming, meeting his friends for breakfast, lunch or coffee and family time. He is survived by his sons, Gary (Teresa) Shriver of Liberty, Missouri, Rick (Julie) Shriver of Coats and Christian Shriver of Dodge City; sister, Prudy (Ken) Lewton of Coats; grandchildren, Braeden Shriver, Josh Shriver, Keaton (Julia Myers) Sunley, Jared (Nicole Voss) Shriver and Colby (Morgan Polson) Shriver; and great-grandchildren, Bella Sunley and Emmy Myers. James "Jim" is preceded in death by his parents. Cremation has taken place. Friends may sign the book Monday, November 14. 2022 from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. at Larrison Mortuary, 300 Country Club Road, Pratt. A Celebration of Life will be held at 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at Larrison Mortuary with John Hamm presiding. Inurnment will be at a later date at Coats Cemetery, Coats.

James "Jim" Milton Shriver, 80, passed away Monday, November 7, 2022 surrounded by family. He was born on March 13, 1942 in Pratt to Paul and Wanda (Storey) Shriver. James graduated from Coats High School in 1960. He attended Pratt Junior College and Pitt State. He worked as a farmer. He enjoyed racing and building race cars and Model A's, trains, farming, meeting his friends for breakfast, lunch or coffee and family time. He is survived by his sons, Gary (Teresa) Shriver of Liberty, Missouri, Rick (Julie) Shriver of Coats and Christian Shriver of Dodge City; sister, Prudy (Ken) Lewton of Coats; grandchildren, Braeden Shriver, Josh Shriver, Keaton (Julia Myers) Sunley, Jared (Nicole Voss) Shriver and Colby (Morgan Polson) Shriver; and great-grandchildren, Bella Sunley and Emmy Myers. James "Jim" is preceded in death by his parents. Cremation has taken place. Friends may sign the book Monday, November 14. 2022 from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. at Larrison Mortuary, 300 Country Club Road, Pratt. A Celebration of Life will be held at 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at Larrison Mortuary with John Hamm presiding. Inurnment will be at a later date at Coats Cemetery, Coats.

James "Jim" Milton Shriver  |1942-2022|  

Mary Jane Pickering, 68, passed away Monday November 7, 2022 at her family home in Valley Center.&nbsp; She was born February 7, 1954 in Halstead, to Sharmen and Delores (Powell) Carter. She was married to Harvey Pickering who preceded her in death.

Mary Jane was a member of the Riverview Baptist Church. She was a retired Dialysis Nurse for DaVita working in New Mexico and Kansas for 27 years.&nbsp; She is survived by her son Patrick Miller and his wife Alexis; son Thomas Hershberger and his wife Rosemary; daughter Kimberly Lavato and her husband Michael; brothers Sharmen (Beth), Jim (Kay), and Dennis (Patti) Carter. She is also survived by 9 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild.

Mary Jane was preceded in death by her parents; Husband Harvey Pickering; son R. Shane Parker; and grandson Thomas Bayli Hershberger.

Funeral service will be 10:00 a.m., Saturday, November 12, 2022 at Petersen Funeral Home Chapel in Newton with Deacon Mike Ferrel officiating. Visitation will be 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday evening at Petersen Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Burrton City Cemetery, Burrton.

Mary Jane Pickering, 68, passed away Monday November 7, 2022 at her family home in Valley Center.&nbsp; She was born February 7, 1954 in Halstead, to Sharmen and Delores (Powell) Carter. She was married to Harvey Pickering who preceded her in death.Mary Jane was a member of the Riverview Baptist Church. She was a retired Dialysis Nurse for DaVita working in New Mexico and Kansas for 27 years.&nbsp; She is survived by her son Patrick Miller and his wife Alexis; son Thomas Hershberger and his wife Rosemary; daughter Kimberly Lavato and her husband Michael; brothers Sharmen (Beth), Jim (Kay), and Dennis (Patti) Carter. She is also survived by 9 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild.Mary Jane was preceded in death by her parents; Husband Harvey Pickering; son R. Shane Parker; and grandson Thomas Bayli Hershberger.Funeral service will be 10:00 a.m., Saturday, November 12, 2022 at Petersen Funeral Home Chapel in Newton with Deacon Mike Ferrel officiating. Visitation will be 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday evening at Petersen Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Burrton City Cemetery, Burrton.

Mary Jane Pickering  |1954-2022|  

Betty Dody, Newton, former director and owner of Candy Cane Corner Nursery School, passed away November 7, 2022, at the age of 90.&nbsp; She was born December 4, 1931, in Bucklin, to Frank and Bertha Hoffman. She was a 1949 graduate of Bucklin High School. In 1951 she received an associate’s degree and teaching certificate from Dodge City Junior College, and

taught school in rural Dodge City. She married Donald E. Dody, August 6, 1950, at the First United Methodist Church in Bucklin, and remained married to Don for 70 years until his death in 2020.

Betty spent her entire career providing an unconditional loving, nurturing and learning environment for many children in Newton as owner of Candy Cane Corner Nursery School for 30 years; and after retirement in 1996, she was Lead Staff for Infants at Sunshine Day Care Center. She was honored during her career to be selected in 1969 as Business and Professional Newton Area Women of the Year. She was a member of First United Methodist Church in Newton where she volunteered in the church nursery and was a member of Rachel Circle and UMW. She had fond memories as a member of the Sassy-Brassy Red Hatters.

Betty is survived by her son, Terry (Deb Scott) Dody of Manhattan; daughters, Susan Hutton of Wichita and Judy (Dean Long) Carnes of Overland Park; former daughter-in-law, Ginger Dody of Emporia, 8 grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren, numerous nieces, nephews and many dear friends.

Betty was predeceased by her husband, Don Dody; brother, Harold Hoffman; great-grandson, Lawson Dody; and son-in-law, Mark B. Hutton.

Funeral service will be held at 10 a.m., November 17, 2022, in the chapel at Peterson’s Family Funeral Home, 215 N. Main, Newton, 67114.&nbsp; Private family burial will follow funeral service.

Betty Dody, Newton, former director and owner of Candy Cane Corner Nursery School, passed away November 7, 2022, at the age of 90.&nbsp; She was born December 4, 1931, in Bucklin, to Frank and Bertha Hoffman. She was a 1949 graduate of Bucklin High School. In 1951 she received an associate’s degree and teaching certificate from Dodge City Junior College, andtaught school in rural Dodge City. She married Donald E. Dody, August 6, 1950, at the First United Methodist Church in Bucklin, and remained married to Don for 70 years until his death in 2020.Betty spent her entire career providing an unconditional loving, nurturing and learning environment for many children in Newton as owner of Candy Cane Corner Nursery School for 30 years; and after retirement in 1996, she was Lead Staff for Infants at Sunshine Day Care Center. She was honored during her career to be selected in 1969 as Business and Professional Newton Area Women of the Year. She was a member of First United Methodist Church in Newton where she volunteered in the church nursery and was a member of Rachel Circle and UMW. She had fond memories as a member of the Sassy-Brassy Red Hatters.Betty is survived by her son, Terry (Deb Scott) Dody of Manhattan; daughters, Susan Hutton of Wichita and Judy (Dean Long) Carnes of Overland Park; former daughter-in-law, Ginger Dody of Emporia, 8 grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren, numerous nieces, nephews and many dear friends.Betty was predeceased by her husband, Don Dody; brother, Harold Hoffman; great-grandson, Lawson Dody; and son-in-law, Mark B. Hutton.Funeral service will be held at 10 a.m., November 17, 2022, in the chapel at Peterson’s Family Funeral Home, 215 N. Main, Newton, 67114.&nbsp; Private family burial will follow funeral service.

Betty Dody  |1931-2022|  

Jerome “Jerry” Leonard Land was born on October 2, 1933, at the home of his grandmother in Juniata, NE to Charles L. and Josephine L. (Fifield) Land. After graduating high school in Omaha in 1952, he joined the army and served during the Korean war, stationed in Germany. He attended college and graduated with a degree in draftsmanship after which he went to work for the Metropolitan Water District in Los Angeles.

In 1958, he married Jacqueline Strahan in San Bernardino, CA, adopting her son, Steve. The couple had two more children, Linda and Todd.

He married Ruth Potter Black Milliken on April 13, 1991, at Clark, NV. They lived at several locations in California where Jerry owned a pest control business, The Fly Guy. He was always a diligent and conscientious worker and a savvy business owner.

After retirement, he and Ruth moved to Moundridge, and later to McPherson, to be near family. Jerry was an expert woodworker and made many beautiful pieces of furniture for his and Ruth’s home as well as making gifts for family members. He and Ruth always had a beautiful home, and they enjoyed sharing it with family, especially on the 4th&nbsp;of July holiday when there was usually a cookout and fireworks. Jerry enjoyed being around the extended family and celebrating many holidays with 3-4 generations. Jerry and Ruth attended McPherson Free Methodist Church and more recently, Cornerstone Bible Church.

Jerome Leonard Land passed into eternity on Tuesday, November 8, 2022, at Hospice House, Hutchinson, after several years of declining health. He was eighty-nine.

He is survived by his wife, Ruth Land of Hutchinson; sister, Dolores Phelps of Florida; daughter, Linda Hess (Robert) of Twin Falls, ID; and sons, Steve Land and Todd Land (Jerry Reinke) of Joplin, MO; grandchildren, Serena Riley, Skylar Land, and Ryan Land; brother-in-law, Larry Potter of Inman; several nieces and nephews and many friends.

He was predeceased by his parents; stepson, Wesley M. Black; brother-in-law, Richard Potter; sister-in-law, Judith Potter; and great nephew, Christopher Shepard.

A memorial service will take place at Stockham Family Funeral Home in McPherson at 11:00 AM, on Friday, November 18, 2022, with Rev. Tom Mayse officiating.&nbsp; Burial with Military Honors will follow at McPherson Cemetery.

Jerome “Jerry” Leonard Land was born on October 2, 1933, at the home of his grandmother in Juniata, NE to Charles L. and Josephine L. (Fifield) Land. After graduating high school in Omaha in 1952, he joined the army and served during the Korean war, stationed in Germany. He attended college and graduated with a degree in draftsmanship after which he went to work for the Metropolitan Water District in Los Angeles.In 1958, he married Jacqueline Strahan in San Bernardino, CA, adopting her son, Steve. The couple had two more children, Linda and Todd.He married Ruth Potter Black Milliken on April 13, 1991, at Clark, NV. They lived at several locations in California where Jerry owned a pest control business, The Fly Guy. He was always a diligent and conscientious worker and a savvy business owner.After retirement, he and Ruth moved to Moundridge, and later to McPherson, to be near family. Jerry was an expert woodworker and made many beautiful pieces of furniture for his and Ruth’s home as well as making gifts for family members. He and Ruth always had a beautiful home, and they enjoyed sharing it with family, especially on the 4th&nbsp;of July holiday when there was usually a cookout and fireworks. Jerry enjoyed being around the extended family and celebrating many holidays with 3-4 generations. Jerry and Ruth attended McPherson Free Methodist Church and more recently, Cornerstone Bible Church.Jerome Leonard Land passed into eternity on Tuesday, November 8, 2022, at Hospice House, Hutchinson, after several years of declining health. He was eighty-nine.He is survived by his wife, Ruth Land of Hutchinson; sister, Dolores Phelps of Florida; daughter, Linda Hess (Robert) of Twin Falls, ID; and sons, Steve Land and Todd Land (Jerry Reinke) of Joplin, MO; grandchildren, Serena Riley, Skylar Land, and Ryan Land; brother-in-law, Larry Potter of Inman; several nieces and nephews and many friends.He was predeceased by his parents; stepson, Wesley M. Black; brother-in-law, Richard Potter; sister-in-law, Judith Potter; and great nephew, Christopher Shepard.A memorial service will take place at Stockham Family Funeral Home in McPherson at 11:00 AM, on Friday, November 18, 2022, with Rev. Tom Mayse officiating.&nbsp; Burial with Military Honors will follow at McPherson Cemetery.

Jerome “Jerry” Leonard Land  |1933-2022|   

A. Ralph Jordan, Jr., 87, of McPherson, passed away peacefully on Sunday, November 6, 2022, surrounded by family at McPherson Hospital.&nbsp;

Ralph retired from John’s Manville prior to owning &amp; operating Ralph’s Lawn Care.&nbsp; He then was a driver for Midway Motors and a greeter for Walmart.

Ralph was born on April 28, 1935, in &nbsp;Tulsa, OK, the son of Amiel Ralph Jordan, Sr. and Lucile Lois (Cheairs) Jordan.&nbsp; He graduated from Russellville High School in Russellville, AR in 1953.&nbsp;

Ralph was united in marriage to M. Belle (Pletcher) Folck on December 22, 1977, in Russellville, AR.&nbsp; She preceded him in death on December 9, 1989.&nbsp; He married Pat L. (Holt) Guy on July 31, 1993, in McPherson, KS.&nbsp; She passed away May 4, 2018.&nbsp;

He was a member of First United Methodist Church, McPherson.

He is survived by: two daughters, Janice Riley (Bob) of Phoenix, AZ and Marsha Rasdon (Gary) of Russellville, AR; two step-daughters, Lani “Lana” Bowser (Gary) of McPherson, and Darla Williams (Bradley) of McPherson; a sister, Pollee Gough (Jim) of Clovis, CA; four grandchildren, Melissa Collins, Daniel Connerly (Sarah), Bryan Connerly (Jessica), and Garren Rasdon; six step-grandchildren, Kelcey Guy (Holly), Jared Guy, Justin Guy, Shalonda McGill, Shaun Bowser (Izumi), and Cheyann Williams (fiancé, Ben Barber); 8 great-grandchildren; nine step-great-grandchildren; and many extended family &amp; friends.

He was preceded in death by his parents; wives, Belle and Pat; sister, Patricia Jackson; step-son, Todd Guy; and step-grandson, Cole Bradley Williams.

The funeral service will be held at 10:30 AM, Friday, November 11, 2022, at First United Methodist Church with Rev. Emily Spearman Cannon officiating.&nbsp; The family will receive friends from 9:30 AM until service time, Friday, at the church.&nbsp; A graveside service will be held at 3:00 PM, Friday, November 11, at Jamestown Cemetery in Jamestown.

A. Ralph Jordan, Jr., 87, of McPherson, passed away peacefully on Sunday, November 6, 2022, surrounded by family at McPherson Hospital.&nbsp;Ralph retired from John’s Manville prior to owning &amp; operating Ralph’s Lawn Care.&nbsp; He then was a driver for Midway Motors and a greeter for Walmart.Ralph was born on April 28, 1935, in &nbsp;Tulsa, OK, the son of Amiel Ralph Jordan, Sr. and Lucile Lois (Cheairs) Jordan.&nbsp; He graduated from Russellville High School in Russellville, AR in 1953.&nbsp;Ralph was united in marriage to M. Belle (Pletcher) Folck on December 22, 1977, in Russellville, AR.&nbsp; She preceded him in death on December 9, 1989.&nbsp; He married Pat L. (Holt) Guy on July 31, 1993, in McPherson, KS.&nbsp; She passed away May 4, 2018.&nbsp;He was a member of First United Methodist Church, McPherson.He is survived by: two daughters, Janice Riley (Bob) of Phoenix, AZ and Marsha Rasdon (Gary) of Russellville, AR; two step-daughters, Lani “Lana” Bowser (Gary) of McPherson, and Darla Williams (Bradley) of McPherson; a sister, Pollee Gough (Jim) of Clovis, CA; four grandchildren, Melissa Collins, Daniel Connerly (Sarah), Bryan Connerly (Jessica), and Garren Rasdon; six step-grandchildren, Kelcey Guy (Holly), Jared Guy, Justin Guy, Shalonda McGill, Shaun Bowser (Izumi), and Cheyann Williams (fiancé, Ben Barber); 8 great-grandchildren; nine step-great-grandchildren; and many extended family &amp; friends.He was preceded in death by his parents; wives, Belle and Pat; sister, Patricia Jackson; step-son, Todd Guy; and step-grandson, Cole Bradley Williams.The funeral service will be held at 10:30 AM, Friday, November 11, 2022, at First United Methodist Church with Rev. Emily Spearman Cannon officiating.&nbsp; The family will receive friends from 9:30 AM until service time, Friday, at the church.&nbsp; A graveside service will be held at 3:00 PM, Friday, November 11, at Jamestown Cemetery in Jamestown.

A. Ralph Jordan, Jr.  |1935-2022|  

Shari Rae (Goering) Henson was born in the McPherson Hospital on April 20, 1973, to Bryce and Irene (Shannon) Goering.&nbsp; She was the third of three children.&nbsp; She lived most of her life in McPherson except for four years in Leadville, Colorado, from the fall of 1975 to the fall of 1979.&nbsp; Shari was baptized in the First United Presbyterian Church of Leadville on June 5, 1977.&nbsp; The family returned to McPherson in 1979, and Shari attended school in the McPherson School district through her senior year, graduating from McPherson High School in 1991.&nbsp; She attended Hutchinson Junior College where she studied Office Technology.&nbsp; On March 8, 2003, she was united in marriage to Richard (Rich) Henson, and they were blessed with a daughter, Hailey Rae, who was the light of their lives.&nbsp; Over the years, Shari worked at CertainTeed Mfg., Court Trustee’s Office, McPherson Middle School, Heartland Vet Clinic, and Lincoln Elementary School.&nbsp;

Shari was a member of the First Christian Church in McPherson.

Family was very important to Shari, and she always enjoyed family get-togethers and sharing the holidays with family.&nbsp; She also loved attending all of Hailey’s sporting events, especially her softball games, and enjoyed going to programs and sporting events of her nieces and nephews.&nbsp; She was especially close to her brother and sister, and their children became like her own.&nbsp; Somewhere along the way, Shari developed a green thumb and became the “plant doctor” for friends and family.&nbsp; She especially liked succulents, and the Henson home was always filled with a variety of plants.&nbsp; Shari was also well known by family and friends for giving the best hugs.

After a long and hard-fought battle with kidney cancer, Shari Rae Henson, 49, of McPherson, KS, passed away at 8:45 PM on Sunday, November 6, 2022, at her home in McPherson surrounded by family and friends.&nbsp;

She was preceded in death by her father, Bryce Goering; her paternal grandparents, Ed and Teresa Goering, and maternal grandparents, Kenneth and Wilma Shannon, all of McPherson; one uncle, Gene Shannon of Cassoday, KS; and two aunts, Betty Norris-Madron of McPherson and Bonnie Goering of Kansas City, KS.

Survivors include her loving husband, Rich, and daughter, Hailey; her mother, Irene (Shannon) Goering; her brother, Shawn Goering and his wife, Kim; her sister, Shannon Renee Saverino-Owens and her husband, Brad; her brothers-in-law, Keith Myers, Jr. and Dean LeGron and his wife, Jara, all of McPherson; and a sister-in-law, Roberta Ann Arell of Wichita.&nbsp; There was a special place in her heart for her nieces and nephews.&nbsp; She is also survived by several cousins and a special uncle, Buck Nelson.&nbsp; Shari was a devoted wife, mother, daughter, sister, aunt, and friend.&nbsp; She will be sorely missed by her family and friends.

The family would like to thank all those who sent food, participated in fundraisers, and in general, showed their love and care in so many ways.

A Celebration of Life will be held at 10:30 AM, Saturday, November 19, 2022, at the First Christian Church with Pastor Abby Walker officiating.&nbsp;&nbsp;The family asks that all attendees wear bright colors.&nbsp;&nbsp;A private scattering of the ashes will be held at a later date.

Shari Rae (Goering) Henson was born in the McPherson Hospital on April 20, 1973, to Bryce and Irene (Shannon) Goering.&nbsp; She was the third of three children.&nbsp; She lived most of her life in McPherson except for four years in Leadville, Colorado, from the fall of 1975 to the fall of 1979.&nbsp; Shari was baptized in the First United Presbyterian Church of Leadville on June 5, 1977.&nbsp; The family returned to McPherson in 1979, and Shari attended school in the McPherson School district through her senior year, graduating from McPherson High School in 1991.&nbsp; She attended Hutchinson Junior College where she studied Office Technology.&nbsp; On March 8, 2003, she was united in marriage to Richard (Rich) Henson, and they were blessed with a daughter, Hailey Rae, who was the light of their lives.&nbsp; Over the years, Shari worked at CertainTeed Mfg., Court Trustee’s Office, McPherson Middle School, Heartland Vet Clinic, and Lincoln Elementary School.&nbsp;Shari was a member of the First Christian Church in McPherson.Family was very important to Shari, and she always enjoyed family get-togethers and sharing the holidays with family.&nbsp; She also loved attending all of Hailey’s sporting events, especially her softball games, and enjoyed going to programs and sporting events of her nieces and nephews.&nbsp; She was especially close to her brother and sister, and their children became like her own.&nbsp; Somewhere along the way, Shari developed a green thumb and became the “plant doctor” for friends and family.&nbsp; She especially liked succulents, and the Henson home was always filled with a variety of plants.&nbsp; Shari was also well known by family and friends for giving the best hugs.After a long and hard-fought battle with kidney cancer, Shari Rae Henson, 49, of McPherson, KS, passed away at 8:45 PM on Sunday, November 6, 2022, at her home in McPherson surrounded by family and friends.&nbsp;She was preceded in death by her father, Bryce Goering; her paternal grandparents, Ed and Teresa Goering, and maternal grandparents, Kenneth and Wilma Shannon, all of McPherson; one uncle, Gene Shannon of Cassoday, KS; and two aunts, Betty Norris-Madron of McPherson and Bonnie Goering of Kansas City, KS.Survivors include her loving husband, Rich, and daughter, Hailey; her mother, Irene (Shannon) Goering; her brother, Shawn Goering and his wife, Kim; her sister, Shannon Renee Saverino-Owens and her husband, Brad; her brothers-in-law, Keith Myers, Jr. and Dean LeGron and his wife, Jara, all of McPherson; and a sister-in-law, Roberta Ann Arell of Wichita.&nbsp; There was a special place in her heart for her nieces and nephews.&nbsp; She is also survived by several cousins and a special uncle, Buck Nelson.&nbsp; Shari was a devoted wife, mother, daughter, sister, aunt, and friend.&nbsp; She will be sorely missed by her family and friends.The family would like to thank all those who sent food, participated in fundraisers, and in general, showed their love and care in so many ways.A Celebration of Life will be held at 10:30 AM, Saturday, November 19, 2022, at the First Christian Church with Pastor Abby Walker officiating.&nbsp;&nbsp;The family asks that all attendees wear bright colors.&nbsp;&nbsp;A private scattering of the ashes will be held at a later date.

Shari Rae (Goering) Henson  |1973-2022|  

Barbara Beryl (Stewart) Hamilton, the third child and daughter of Clifford “Bill” and Helen (Barnett) Stewart was born on February 17, 1938 in Halstead. Barbara attended Haven Grade School and High School where she was a twirler in the band and a member of the choir. She met the love of her life, Merle Hamilton, at Haven Baptist Church and was married June 1, 1956. Barbara was a member of the Haven Baptist Church. She loved Jesus and served as a Sunday school teacher, social chair lady, and Awana volunteer. Barbara sang in the choir and in a ladies trio. She loved her family and spending time watching her children, grandchildren, brothers, nieces, nephews compete in sports and participate in other activities. She was a cook at Haven Grade School for 27 years. Barbara was an avid reader. Barbara was preceded in death by her mother and father; her brothers, Daryl, Buck, Ted; and sister, Darlene. Barbara is survived by her husband, Merle; brother, Larry; sons, Stuart (Cheryl) of Topeka, and Scott (Kathy) of Turon; daughter, Dana (Brian) Blew of Lansing; nine grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m., Saturday, November 12, 2022 at Haven Baptist Church. Burial will follow at Laurel Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please donate to The Gideon’s at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.sendtheword.org/" target="_blank">https://www.sendtheword.org</a>&nbsp;or Gentiva (Kindred) Hospice at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.gentivahs.com/" target="_blank">https://www.gentivahs.com</a>&nbsp;in care of Ott Funeral Home, PO Box 217, Haven, KS 67543.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Barbara Beryl (Stewart) Hamilton, the third child and daughter of Clifford “Bill” and Helen (Barnett) Stewart was born on February 17, 1938 in Halstead. Barbara attended Haven Grade School and High School where she was a twirler in the band and a member of the choir. She met the love of her life, Merle Hamilton, at Haven Baptist Church and was married June 1, 1956. Barbara was a member of the Haven Baptist Church. She loved Jesus and served as a Sunday school teacher, social chair lady, and Awana volunteer. Barbara sang in the choir and in a ladies trio. She loved her family and spending time watching her children, grandchildren, brothers, nieces, nephews compete in sports and participate in other activities. She was a cook at Haven Grade School for 27 years. Barbara was an avid reader. Barbara was preceded in death by her mother and father; her brothers, Daryl, Buck, Ted; and sister, Darlene. Barbara is survived by her husband, Merle; brother, Larry; sons, Stuart (Cheryl) of Topeka, and Scott (Kathy) of Turon; daughter, Dana (Brian) Blew of Lansing; nine grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m., Saturday, November 12, 2022 at Haven Baptist Church. Burial will follow at Laurel Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please donate to The Gideon’s at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.sendtheword.org/" target="_blank">https://www.sendtheword.org</a>&nbsp;or Gentiva (Kindred) Hospice at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.gentivahs.com/" target="_blank">https://www.gentivahs.com</a>&nbsp;in care of Ott Funeral Home, PO Box 217, Haven, KS 67543.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Barbara Beryl (Stewart) Hamilton  |1938-2022|  

Michael R. Rowland, age 65, passed away on Sunday, Nov. 6, 2022 at his home in Macksville. He was born on May 14, 1957 in Pontiac, MI., the son of Robert and Sharon (Dickinson) Rowland. 

Michael was a Macksville resident for over 20 years, working as an appliance repairman. On Oct. 24, 2002 he married Tammy L. (Schwein) in Macksville. 

Michael is survived by his wife Tammy; a son, Jordan Rowland, Macksville; a daughter, Miyah Rowland, Macksville; two brothers, Kevin and Wade Rowland, MI.; and one sister, Michelle Dufour, MI. He is preceded in death by both of his parents. 

Michael R. Rowland, age 65, passed away on Sunday, Nov. 6, 2022 at his home in Macksville. He was born on May 14, 1957 in Pontiac, MI., the son of Robert and Sharon (Dickinson) Rowland. Michael was a Macksville resident for over 20 years, working as an appliance repairman. On Oct. 24, 2002 he married Tammy L. (Schwein) in Macksville. Michael is survived by his wife Tammy; a son, Jordan Rowland, Macksville; a daughter, Miyah Rowland, Macksville; two brothers, Kevin and Wade Rowland, MI.; and one sister, Michelle Dufour, MI. He is preceded in death by both of his parents. There will be no service.&nbsp;

Michael R. Rowland  |1957-2022|  

Steven John Davies, 75, of Hiawatha, with family by his side, passed away October 29, 2022, at Amberwell hospital in Hiawatha, after a prolonged illness.

He answered to many names: Dr. D, Dr. Davies, Steve, or Steven John, called himself Fat Steve, and Slim Davies. His most desired and cherished title was “daddy.” For those who were blessed to know him, mere words are insufficient to describe this unique personality. His storied life began in Kingman, January 28, 1947, delivered at home by his father. His parents owned and operated Livingston Mortuary, which at the time also operated the ambulance service and the furniture store. He was born with a heart condition, fortunately to educated parents, his father with medical related training and his nurse mother, who saved his life. Despite this condition, he was a strong and active child who dreamed of being a cowboy. It was during his senior year he suﬀered a heart attack and was told his life expectancy would be short. He was advised to not pursue college as the strain would be too much. Steve remained determined to do whatever he set his mind to do, and he certainly did not slow down!

To say that he was highly educated is a vast understatement. After graduating high school, he began his higher education career with a BA in speech pathology, simultaneously obtaining a BA in elementary education from Wichita State University. He continued with an MA in Speech Pathology, a certification in Special Education Administration at ESU, an MS in Special Education from KSU, Education Specialist degree in Administration, Master’s degree in Criminal Justice from WSU, and topped it off with a PhD in Adult and Continuing Education from KSU. He belonged to the Phi Delta Theta fraternity throughout his college years and was active in student government. He highly valued educational achievement, but had a down to earth style that many found surprising,

Steve’s professional working career began in Hiawatha, KS as a speech/language pathologist and audiologist and over the years included multiple positions in the fields of speech, education, and criminal justice. Most notably, his career intertwined his education and criminal justice backgrounds including, the Superintendent of Education at Kansas State Industrial Reformatory in Hutchinson, KS, USD #105 Rawlins Co-Atwood, USD #331 Kingman-Norwich, Secretary of Corrections for the State of Kansas, Chairman of the Kansas Parole Board, and he returned to Brown County as Director of Special Education Interlocal #615, followed by Superintendent of Schools for USD#430 South Brown County from which he retired in 2017 after 16 yrs of service to the community.

&nbsp;He was a loving and devoted son, husband, father, and friend. At the age of 46yrs he married Tracy, who he met while teaching as adjunct professor at Pratt Community College. They wed in his hometown of Kingman, KS on April 1st, 1993, April Fools Day, his favorite day of the year. On this day, he also instantly achieved his lifelong desire to become a father, upon the consent of Raven (age 3yrs) and again in 1994 with the birth of their son Drew.

Steve always considered northeast Kansas his home and friends here his family. Regardless of his role, Dr. Davies devoted his life to kids to help them develop a positive self-image, he always had their best interests at heart.

Steve championed various organizations too numerous to list such as: Lion’s Club, Jaycees, Boy Scouts of America, KARC, NASA, etc. that supported the development of young people, the disabled, and the disenfranchised. In a 1985, publication of the College of Education at KSU Perspectives in Adult Learning and Development Vol 9, Steve wrote an article entitled&nbsp;A Chance to Square Up&nbsp;where he detailed the value of a quality stair stepped educational program to support the needs of the inmates 85% of whom had not completed high school or a GED as he would later be quoted that 90% of incarcerated people return to the community and that the purpose of corrections is to return them as good neighbors. He served as Scoutmaster of Troop #112, and coached little league soccer and baseball. He devoted his time to mentoring youth, and networking to help people young and old achieve their goals. He had a passion for horses, vintage cars, and collecting antiques.

Although he had a giant personality to match his size and would go “toe to toe” with anyone who wanted to challenge him, he was a sentimental, tender hearted, humble man with a phenomenal sense of humor. You always knew where you stood with Steve. He was a true humanist and treated everyone with respect, and in turn was widely respected.

Ironically, he was told his life would be limited due to his weak heart, along with several other infirmities that came his way, however, he chose to live a vibrant life that he was so willing to share with others. Ultimately, it was his heart that proved to be the strongest, outlasting everything until the very end.

Steve is survived by his wife Tracy Davies of Hiawatha, his daughter Raven Sharice Milam Davies of Topeka, his son Drew Christian Davies, of Kansas City, MO, and his sister Karen Jo Vickery, of Cincinnati, OH.

Steve was preceded in death by his father Joseph Newcomer Davies, his mother Gladys Marguerite Hanson, and his sister Deanne Wagner.

A celebration of Steve’s well lived life will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, November 6, at Chapel Oaks Funeral Home in Hiawatha. Tony French will oﬃciate.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 12 noon Saturday where the family will meet with friends from 4 until 6 that afternoon. The family will have a storyboard provided to post your Steve stories so that all who visit may enjoy the humorous and loving man he was.

Graveside services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday at Walnut Hill Cemetery, Kingman.

Steven John Davies, 75, of Hiawatha, with family by his side, passed away October 29, 2022, at Amberwell hospital in Hiawatha, after a prolonged illness.He answered to many names: Dr. D, Dr. Davies, Steve, or Steven John, called himself Fat Steve, and Slim Davies. His most desired and cherished title was “daddy.” For those who were blessed to know him, mere words are insufficient to describe this unique personality. His storied life began in Kingman, January 28, 1947, delivered at home by his father. His parents owned and operated Livingston Mortuary, which at the time also operated the ambulance service and the furniture store. He was born with a heart condition, fortunately to educated parents, his father with medical related training and his nurse mother, who saved his life. Despite this condition, he was a strong and active child who dreamed of being a cowboy. It was during his senior year he suﬀered a heart attack and was told his life expectancy would be short. He was advised to not pursue college as the strain would be too much. Steve remained determined to do whatever he set his mind to do, and he certainly did not slow down!To say that he was highly educated is a vast understatement. After graduating high school, he began his higher education career with a BA in speech pathology, simultaneously obtaining a BA in elementary education from Wichita State University. He continued with an MA in Speech Pathology, a certification in Special Education Administration at ESU, an MS in Special Education from KSU, Education Specialist degree in Administration, Master’s degree in Criminal Justice from WSU, and topped it off with a PhD in Adult and Continuing Education from KSU. He belonged to the Phi Delta Theta fraternity throughout his college years and was active in student government. He highly valued educational achievement, but had a down to earth style that many found surprising,Steve’s professional working career began in Hiawatha, KS as a speech/language pathologist and audiologist and over the years included multiple positions in the fields of speech, education, and criminal justice. Most notably, his career intertwined his education and criminal justice backgrounds including, the Superintendent of Education at Kansas State Industrial Reformatory in Hutchinson, KS, USD #105 Rawlins Co-Atwood, USD #331 Kingman-Norwich, Secretary of Corrections for the State of Kansas, Chairman of the Kansas Parole Board, and he returned to Brown County as Director of Special Education Interlocal #615, followed by Superintendent of Schools for USD#430 South Brown County from which he retired in 2017 after 16 yrs of service to the community.&nbsp;He was a loving and devoted son, husband, father, and friend. At the age of 46yrs he married Tracy, who he met while teaching as adjunct professor at Pratt Community College. They wed in his hometown of Kingman, KS on April 1st, 1993, April Fools Day, his favorite day of the year. On this day, he also instantly achieved his lifelong desire to become a father, upon the consent of Raven (age 3yrs) and again in 1994 with the birth of their son Drew.Steve always considered northeast Kansas his home and friends here his family. Regardless of his role, Dr. Davies devoted his life to kids to help them develop a positive self-image, he always had their best interests at heart.Steve championed various organizations too numerous to list such as: Lion’s Club, Jaycees, Boy Scouts of America, KARC, NASA, etc. that supported the development of young people, the disabled, and the disenfranchised. In a 1985, publication of the College of Education at KSU Perspectives in Adult Learning and Development Vol 9, Steve wrote an article entitled&nbsp;A Chance to Square Up&nbsp;where he detailed the value of a quality stair stepped educational program to support the needs of the inmates 85% of whom had not completed high school or a GED as he would later be quoted that 90% of incarcerated people return to the community and that the purpose of corrections is to return them as good neighbors. He served as Scoutmaster of Troop #112, and coached little league soccer and baseball. He devoted his time to mentoring youth, and networking to help people young and old achieve their goals. He had a passion for horses, vintage cars, and collecting antiques.Although he had a giant personality to match his size and would go “toe to toe” with anyone who wanted to challenge him, he was a sentimental, tender hearted, humble man with a phenomenal sense of humor. You always knew where you stood with Steve. He was a true humanist and treated everyone with respect, and in turn was widely respected.Ironically, he was told his life would be limited due to his weak heart, along with several other infirmities that came his way, however, he chose to live a vibrant life that he was so willing to share with others. Ultimately, it was his heart that proved to be the strongest, outlasting everything until the very end.Steve is survived by his wife Tracy Davies of Hiawatha, his daughter Raven Sharice Milam Davies of Topeka, his son Drew Christian Davies, of Kansas City, MO, and his sister Karen Jo Vickery, of Cincinnati, OH.Steve was preceded in death by his father Joseph Newcomer Davies, his mother Gladys Marguerite Hanson, and his sister Deanne Wagner.A celebration of Steve’s well lived life will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, November 6, at Chapel Oaks Funeral Home in Hiawatha. Tony French will oﬃciate.Friends may call at the funeral home after 12 noon Saturday where the family will meet with friends from 4 until 6 that afternoon. The family will have a storyboard provided to post your Steve stories so that all who visit may enjoy the humorous and loving man he was.Graveside services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday at Walnut Hill Cemetery, Kingman.

Steven John Davies  |1947-2022|  

William (Bill) Albert Edwards, of Raleigh, NC entered Heaven on November 6, 2022. Bill’s life was shaped by devotion to his family and service to others exemplified through his pursuits of higher education, banking and community volunteerism.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Born on May 5, 1942, in Schenectady, NY to William Henry and Margaret Laura (Becker) Edwards (both deceased). Bill spent his youth fostering a love of basketball, model trains and education, graduating from Mount Pleasant High School in 1960 and earning an AS in Business Administration from Hudson Valley Community College.

In 1964, Bill and Darlene met at First Wesleyan Church in Schenectady, NY where Darlene’s father served as the lead pastor. Bill quickly became a family friend and soon thereafter Bill and Darlene began a lifelong friendship marrying on June 24, 1967.&nbsp;

In 1977, after completing his BS in Economics and management from Russell Sage College, Bill transitioned from the banking industry to higher education when he left Marine Midland Bank and started a career at Oklahoma Wesleyan University. This began a lifelong commitment to higher education which ultimately led Bill to complete an MBA from Oklahoma Central State University and join Sterling College in 1984 serving as their Vice President of Finance until 1998.&nbsp; After his tenure at Sterling College, Bill re-entered the banking industry through his positions with Alden State Bank as Vice President &amp; Board Member from 1998 to 2001 and then as a Vice President &amp; Investment Officer for First Bank from 2001 to 2020 both located in Sterling, KS his hometown of over 35 years.

Throughout his life, Bill and Darlene have consistently found ways to support their family members and friends to pursue higher education by providing a place to live, family dinners and emotional support during their pursuits.&nbsp; Establishing a firm foundation for future Christian leaders quickly became their passion.

Bill was a dedicated husband, father, grandfather and leader serving as a board member of Rice County Hospital for more than 27 years and The First Church of the Nazarene in Hutchinson, Kansas for more than 20 years.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Bill is survived by his wife of 55 years Darlene Edwards (McCallum), and his children Dawn Edwards of Bothell, WA; Bill Edwards and wife Faye Premer and their sons Wilson Edwards and George Edwards of Brooklyn, NY; Donna Shah and husband Aalok Shah and their children Kai Shah and Kayla Shah of Raleigh, NC. Bill is also survived by his two siblings Harold Edwards and wife Angela of Schenectady, NY; Helen Tosch of Raleigh, NC; his nephew Jason Tosch, wife Gina and their son Ben of Stony Point, NY; cousin Mary Terpening of Tuscon, AZ and a host of other family and friends.

Viewing will be at Hutchinson Funeral Chapel (Hutchinson) on Friday, November 11 from 5:00pm-7:00pm. &nbsp;The memorial service will be held Saturday, November 12 at 10:30am at the Hutchinson Funeral Chapel with Pastor Kendall Franklin officiating. Committal will follow at Memorial Park Cemetery, Hutchinson.

William (Bill) Albert Edwards, of Raleigh, NC entered Heaven on November 6, 2022. Bill’s life was shaped by devotion to his family and service to others exemplified through his pursuits of higher education, banking and community volunteerism.&nbsp;&nbsp;Born on May 5, 1942, in Schenectady, NY to William Henry and Margaret Laura (Becker) Edwards (both deceased). Bill spent his youth fostering a love of basketball, model trains and education, graduating from Mount Pleasant High School in 1960 and earning an AS in Business Administration from Hudson Valley Community College.In 1964, Bill and Darlene met at First Wesleyan Church in Schenectady, NY where Darlene’s father served as the lead pastor. Bill quickly became a family friend and soon thereafter Bill and Darlene began a lifelong friendship marrying on June 24, 1967.&nbsp;In 1977, after completing his BS in Economics and management from Russell Sage College, Bill transitioned from the banking industry to higher education when he left Marine Midland Bank and started a career at Oklahoma Wesleyan University. This began a lifelong commitment to higher education which ultimately led Bill to complete an MBA from Oklahoma Central State University and join Sterling College in 1984 serving as their Vice President of Finance until 1998.&nbsp; After his tenure at Sterling College, Bill re-entered the banking industry through his positions with Alden State Bank as Vice President &amp; Board Member from 1998 to 2001 and then as a Vice President &amp; Investment Officer for First Bank from 2001 to 2020 both located in Sterling, KS his hometown of over 35 years.Throughout his life, Bill and Darlene have consistently found ways to support their family members and friends to pursue higher education by providing a place to live, family dinners and emotional support during their pursuits.&nbsp; Establishing a firm foundation for future Christian leaders quickly became their passion.Bill was a dedicated husband, father, grandfather and leader serving as a board member of Rice County Hospital for more than 27 years and The First Church of the Nazarene in Hutchinson, Kansas for more than 20 years.&nbsp; &nbsp;Bill is survived by his wife of 55 years Darlene Edwards (McCallum), and his children Dawn Edwards of Bothell, WA; Bill Edwards and wife Faye Premer and their sons Wilson Edwards and George Edwards of Brooklyn, NY; Donna Shah and husband Aalok Shah and their children Kai Shah and Kayla Shah of Raleigh, NC. Bill is also survived by his two siblings Harold Edwards and wife Angela of Schenectady, NY; Helen Tosch of Raleigh, NC; his nephew Jason Tosch, wife Gina and their son Ben of Stony Point, NY; cousin Mary Terpening of Tuscon, AZ and a host of other family and friends.Viewing will be at Hutchinson Funeral Chapel (Hutchinson) on Friday, November 11 from 5:00pm-7:00pm. &nbsp;The memorial service will be held Saturday, November 12 at 10:30am at the Hutchinson Funeral Chapel with Pastor Kendall Franklin officiating. Committal will follow at Memorial Park Cemetery, Hutchinson.

William (Bill) Albert Edwards  |1942-2022|  

Maxine Elaine McHenry, 77, of Turon, died November 6, 2022, at her daughter’s home surrounded by family. She was born June 3, 1945, in Winfield, to Alva T. and Bertha E. (Mann) Wilson.

In addition to being a homemaker, Maxine worked as a CNA and truckdriver. She enjoyed bingo, gambling, dancing, and loved Elvis, Holsteins, and family.

On October 26, 1964, Maxine married Charles E. McHenry, in Newkirk, OK. He died July 4, 2002.

She is survived by: her children, Gary (Kelley) Marlow, Raymond (Mary) Marlow, Cathy (John) Osborne, Clay (Ann) McHenry, Charles (Karen) McHenry, Carol (Russ) Armstrong, Alva (Kim) McHenry; 31 grandchildren; 42 great-grandchildren; sisters, Bonnie Bellew, Kay Paxton, June Spencer, Patty Helphingstien; brothers, Alan, Dean, Richard, Joe, Perry; and numerous extended family members.

Maxine was preceded in death by: her parents; daughter, Christina McHenry; grandsons, Darren, Tyler, Anthony, Charles III, Zach; sisters, Joan Marlow, Alvalene Jones; and brothers, Howard, Wesley, Adam, Pete, Bill, Jack, and Mike.

Funeral service will be 2 p.m. Friday, November 11, 2022, at Elliott Chapel. Burial will follow in Haven Priest cemetery. The service will be livestreamed and the link below to view it will be available beginning at 1:45 p.m. the day of the service.

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Friends may call from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., with family present to receive friends from 6-8 p.m. Thursday at Elliott Mortuary.

Maxine Elaine McHenry, 77, of Turon, died November 6, 2022, at her daughter’s home surrounded by family. She was born June 3, 1945, in Winfield, to Alva T. and Bertha E. (Mann) Wilson.In addition to being a homemaker, Maxine worked as a CNA and truckdriver. She enjoyed bingo, gambling, dancing, and loved Elvis, Holsteins, and family.On October 26, 1964, Maxine married Charles E. McHenry, in Newkirk, OK. He died July 4, 2002.She is survived by: her children, Gary (Kelley) Marlow, Raymond (Mary) Marlow, Cathy (John) Osborne, Clay (Ann) McHenry, Charles (Karen) McHenry, Carol (Russ) Armstrong, Alva (Kim) McHenry; 31 grandchildren; 42 great-grandchildren; sisters, Bonnie Bellew, Kay Paxton, June Spencer, Patty Helphingstien; brothers, Alan, Dean, Richard, Joe, Perry; and numerous extended family members.Maxine was preceded in death by: her parents; daughter, Christina McHenry; grandsons, Darren, Tyler, Anthony, Charles III, Zach; sisters, Joan Marlow, Alvalene Jones; and brothers, Howard, Wesley, Adam, Pete, Bill, Jack, and Mike.Funeral service will be 2 p.m. Friday, November 11, 2022, at Elliott Chapel. Burial will follow in Haven Priest cemetery. The service will be livestreamed and the link below to view it will be available beginning at 1:45 p.m. the day of the service.<a href="https://view.oneroomstreaming.com/index.php?data=MTY2Nzk1MTA3OTIxODAxMCZvbmVyb29tLWFkbWluJmNvcHlfbGluaw==">Click here to view the service</a>Friends may call from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., with family present to receive friends from 6-8 p.m. Thursday at Elliott Mortuary.

Maxine Elaine McHenry  |1945-2022|  

Winifred ‘Winnie’ Hendershot, 100, who lived in Hutchinson over 70 years, died November 4, 2022, at Brookdale East Senior Living Center, Wichita.

Celebration of Life service will be 10 a.m. Saturday, November 12, 2022, at the South Hutchinson United Methodist Church, 206 East Avenue E, South Hutchinson, with the Reverend Mike Rose officiating.&nbsp; Burial will follow in Pleasant View Cemetery, Darlow, KS, under the entrusted direction of Elliott Mortuary and Crematory, Hutchinson.&nbsp; Friends may sign the book from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, November 11, 2022, with the family present from 6 to 8 p.m. at Elliott Mortuary.&nbsp; Condolences may also be left for the family by signing the mortuary’s online guest book.&nbsp; To view the funeral service online, go to the South Hutchinson United Methodist Church facebook page.

Winnie was born in 1922, in Hutchinson, the daughter of Gladys Elizabeth (Switzer) Brock and Roland Forest Brock.&nbsp; Upon graduation from Sharon Springs High School in 1940, she attended Kansas Wesleyan University, Salina, and then Hutchinson Community College, Hutchinson, where she completed a 60-hour teaching course.&nbsp; Winnie then taught at Antioch County Grade School, Abbyville, and Eastern Star School, Pretty Prairie.&nbsp;

She married Wilbur ‘Bill’ Ellis Hendershot, in Hutchinson, in 1944, and from that union was born Sharon Jean and Larry Roland.&nbsp; Together they farmed south of Hutchinson for many years.&nbsp; Winnie was a member of the South Hutchinson United Methodist Church, Darlow Study and Social Club, and Lincoln EHU.&nbsp; She enjoyed researching family genealogy, collecting antiques, and spending time with Bill on many wonderful camping trips with the Good Sam’s Club.

Winnie was preceded in death by: her parents; husband, Wilbur ‘Bill’; son, Larry Roland; and three brothers, Robert, Richard, and John.

Survivors left to cherish her memory and to continue her legacy are:&nbsp; her daughter, Sharon (Don) Kinney of Wichita; daughter-in-law, Marlene Hendershot of Hereford, TX; nine grandchildren, Rebecca Lynn (Troy) Vanlandingham of Wichita, Brian (Gaby) Epperson of Kennewick, WA, Matthew Hendershot of Bremerton, WA, Chris (Danielle) Hendershot of Boise, ID, Katherine Hendershot of Amarillo, TX, Marshall Hendershot of Sinjana, Guam, and Toni Ramirez, Sidney Hall, and Lindsay Slater, all of Wichita; fifteen great-grandchildren, Caden and Taylor Vanlandingham of Wichita, Ayden Hendershot of Amarillo, TX, Santiago, Samuel, and Sebastian Epperson, all of Kennewick, WA, Sawyer Hendershot of Boise, ID, Zack, Luis, Adam, and Chris Ramirez, Erika (Dante) Valdez, Reznor and Layla Hall, and Logan Slater, all of Wichita; and six great-great-grandchildren, Ottillia, Noah, Liam, Delilah, Abel, and Aspen, all of Wichita.

Family will receive friends Friday, November 11 6pm to 8pm at Elliott Mortuary 1219 N. Main Street. Funeral Service will be Saturday, November 12 10am at South Hutchinson United Methodist Church 206 E. Ave E.&nbsp;

Winifred ‘Winnie’ Hendershot, 100, who lived in Hutchinson over 70 years, died November 4, 2022, at Brookdale East Senior Living Center, Wichita.Celebration of Life service will be 10 a.m. Saturday, November 12, 2022, at the South Hutchinson United Methodist Church, 206 East Avenue E, South Hutchinson, with the Reverend Mike Rose officiating.&nbsp; Burial will follow in Pleasant View Cemetery, Darlow, KS, under the entrusted direction of Elliott Mortuary and Crematory, Hutchinson.&nbsp; Friends may sign the book from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, November 11, 2022, with the family present from 6 to 8 p.m. at Elliott Mortuary.&nbsp; Condolences may also be left for the family by signing the mortuary’s online guest book.&nbsp; To view the funeral service online, go to the South Hutchinson United Methodist Church facebook page.Winnie was born in 1922, in Hutchinson, the daughter of Gladys Elizabeth (Switzer) Brock and Roland Forest Brock.&nbsp; Upon graduation from Sharon Springs High School in 1940, she attended Kansas Wesleyan University, Salina, and then Hutchinson Community College, Hutchinson, where she completed a 60-hour teaching course.&nbsp; Winnie then taught at Antioch County Grade School, Abbyville, and Eastern Star School, Pretty Prairie.&nbsp;She married Wilbur ‘Bill’ Ellis Hendershot, in Hutchinson, in 1944, and from that union was born Sharon Jean and Larry Roland.&nbsp; Together they farmed south of Hutchinson for many years.&nbsp; Winnie was a member of the South Hutchinson United Methodist Church, Darlow Study and Social Club, and Lincoln EHU.&nbsp; She enjoyed researching family genealogy, collecting antiques, and spending time with Bill on many wonderful camping trips with the Good Sam’s Club.Winnie was preceded in death by: her parents; husband, Wilbur ‘Bill’; son, Larry Roland; and three brothers, Robert, Richard, and John.Survivors left to cherish her memory and to continue her legacy are:&nbsp; her daughter, Sharon (Don) Kinney of Wichita; daughter-in-law, Marlene Hendershot of Hereford, TX; nine grandchildren, Rebecca Lynn (Troy) Vanlandingham of Wichita, Brian (Gaby) Epperson of Kennewick, WA, Matthew Hendershot of Bremerton, WA, Chris (Danielle) Hendershot of Boise, ID, Katherine Hendershot of Amarillo, TX, Marshall Hendershot of Sinjana, Guam, and Toni Ramirez, Sidney Hall, and Lindsay Slater, all of Wichita; fifteen great-grandchildren, Caden and Taylor Vanlandingham of Wichita, Ayden Hendershot of Amarillo, TX, Santiago, Samuel, and Sebastian Epperson, all of Kennewick, WA, Sawyer Hendershot of Boise, ID, Zack, Luis, Adam, and Chris Ramirez, Erika (Dante) Valdez, Reznor and Layla Hall, and Logan Slater, all of Wichita; and six great-great-grandchildren, Ottillia, Noah, Liam, Delilah, Abel, and Aspen, all of Wichita.Family will receive friends Friday, November 11 6pm to 8pm at Elliott Mortuary 1219 N. Main Street. Funeral Service will be Saturday, November 12 10am at South Hutchinson United Methodist Church 206 E. Ave E.&nbsp;

Winifred ‘Winnie’ Hendershot  |1922-2022|  

Penny Lee Wilkinson, 64, passed away Sunday, November 6, 2022 at Wheatland Health Care Center. She was born on December 19, 1957 in Pratt to Merlin Lavon and Norma Louise (Noble) Parker. Penny married Brad Wilkinson in May of 1975 at Pratt Free Methodist Church. They later divorced. Penny graduated from Pratt High School in 1975. She worked as a rural postal carrier for the U.S. Postal Service for 38 years. She was a member of BPOE Elks Lodge #1451, VFW and American Legion. She enjoyed horses, dogs, cats, UTV's, 4-Wheeling, attending Chiefs and K-State football games, traveling, rodeoing, bonfires, social gatherings and having a toddy or a cold beer. She loved spending time with her family and friends. She is survived by her daughter, Natasha Wilkinson of Kingman; inherited daughter, Leslie (fiance', Rick Harrison) Cherry of Kingman; inherited sons, Wes (Amy) Cherry and family and Austin (Tracy) Caruthers and family all of Williston, North Dakota; sister, Jill (Jerry) Stone of Council Bluffs, Iowa; nephews, Joel Stone of Olathe and Chris Parker of Scappoose, Oregon; niece, Jenni (Craig) Hansen of Council Bluffs, Iowa; great-nephews, Dane Hansen and Drew Hansen both of Dallas, Texas; inherited grandchildren, Dalton Leis and Destiny Leis both of Kingman. Penny is preceded in death by her parents and brother, Tim Parker. Cremation has taken place. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date at Elks Lodge, Pratt.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Penny Lee Wilkinson, 64, passed away Sunday, November 6, 2022 at Wheatland Health Care Center. She was born on December 19, 1957 in Pratt to Merlin Lavon and Norma Louise (Noble) Parker. Penny married Brad Wilkinson in May of 1975 at Pratt Free Methodist Church. They later divorced. Penny graduated from Pratt High School in 1975. She worked as a rural postal carrier for the U.S. Postal Service for 38 years. She was a member of BPOE Elks Lodge #1451, VFW and American Legion. She enjoyed horses, dogs, cats, UTV's, 4-Wheeling, attending Chiefs and K-State football games, traveling, rodeoing, bonfires, social gatherings and having a toddy or a cold beer. She loved spending time with her family and friends. She is survived by her daughter, Natasha Wilkinson of Kingman; inherited daughter, Leslie (fiance', Rick Harrison) Cherry of Kingman; inherited sons, Wes (Amy) Cherry and family and Austin (Tracy) Caruthers and family all of Williston, North Dakota; sister, Jill (Jerry) Stone of Council Bluffs, Iowa; nephews, Joel Stone of Olathe and Chris Parker of Scappoose, Oregon; niece, Jenni (Craig) Hansen of Council Bluffs, Iowa; great-nephews, Dane Hansen and Drew Hansen both of Dallas, Texas; inherited grandchildren, Dalton Leis and Destiny Leis both of Kingman. Penny is preceded in death by her parents and brother, Tim Parker. Cremation has taken place. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date at Elks Lodge, Pratt.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Penny Lee Wilkinson  |1957-2022|  

Donald Lee Schmidt, 86, of Newton, died Wednesday from complications of pancreatic cancer at Kidron Bethel Village. Don was born at home to David and Kathryn Schmidt who farmed on hilly ground outside of Medford, OK during the Great Depression . Despite the challenging times, and despite living initially without electricity, Don and his younger brother, Lewis, grew up surrounded by love. The family found pleasure in card games, and, after electricity arrived at their home, radio shows like “GangBusters.” 

In 1948, the Schmidts moved to Newton, where Don attended First Mennonite Church and where, eventually, he graduated from Newton High School. In 1956, Don began dating the love of his life, Marlene (Kopper). They married four years later after Don graduated from Bethel College and afterward he performed 1-W service at Indiana University in lieu of being drafted into the military. In the 1960s, after jobs managing Antrim Lumber and Selling Fertilizer in York, Nebraska, he was hired as an accountant at Hesston Corporation (now AGCO), where he would spend his entire career, weathering a number of mergers and acquisitions and eventually advancing to the position of corporate controller before retiring in 2001. 

As much as Don thrived in his career, his life was defined by his faith in God, his commitment to serving his church community, and his love for his wife and the three children they raised: Mike, Greg, and Lori. Don served in a number of positions at First Mennonite, including as a deacon and congregational leader, and held positions on several boards, including at Kidron Bethel and Ten Thousand Villages. The quintessential Jack of all trades, Don not only tackled a number of projects, but also built the family’s second home with his father. A passion for golf and antique cars occupied his spare time. Whether attending Mike’s football games or Lori’s music recitals or helping Greg with various projects, Don was devoted to their well-being and encouraged them to pursue their passions. With Marlene, he enjoyed a lifelong marriage marked by many family vacations, concerts, dining out, and time spent with friends and family. 

Don was preceded in death by his parents, step-mother Elda (Fast), and wife Marlene. He is survived by his children Mike, Greg And Lori, his brother, Lewis Schmidt (Dorothy), his uncle, A.D. Janzen, and several nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the Donald L. Schmidt Memorial Fund and left with Petersen Funeral Home. 

Memorial service will be 2:00 p.m., Thursday November 10 2022 at First Mennonite Church in Newton with Pastor Laura Goerzen presiding.&nbsp; Visitation will be 5 p.m. tp 9 p.m. Wednesday November 9, 2022 at Petersen Funeral Home. A graveside committal service will be held at 1:00 p.m. Thursday at Greenwood Cemetery in Newton.

Donald Lee Schmidt, 86, of Newton, died Wednesday from complications of pancreatic cancer at Kidron Bethel Village. Don was born at home to David and Kathryn Schmidt who farmed on hilly ground outside of Medford, OK during the Great Depression . Despite the challenging times, and despite living initially without electricity, Don and his younger brother, Lewis, grew up surrounded by love. The family found pleasure in card games, and, after electricity arrived at their home, radio shows like “GangBusters.” In 1948, the Schmidts moved to Newton, where Don attended First Mennonite Church and where, eventually, he graduated from Newton High School. In 1956, Don began dating the love of his life, Marlene (Kopper). They married four years later after Don graduated from Bethel College and afterward he performed 1-W service at Indiana University in lieu of being drafted into the military. In the 1960s, after jobs managing Antrim Lumber and Selling Fertilizer in York, Nebraska, he was hired as an accountant at Hesston Corporation (now AGCO), where he would spend his entire career, weathering a number of mergers and acquisitions and eventually advancing to the position of corporate controller before retiring in 2001. As much as Don thrived in his career, his life was defined by his faith in God, his commitment to serving his church community, and his love for his wife and the three children they raised: Mike, Greg, and Lori. Don served in a number of positions at First Mennonite, including as a deacon and congregational leader, and held positions on several boards, including at Kidron Bethel and Ten Thousand Villages. The quintessential Jack of all trades, Don not only tackled a number of projects, but also built the family’s second home with his father. A passion for golf and antique cars occupied his spare time. Whether attending Mike’s football games or Lori’s music recitals or helping Greg with various projects, Don was devoted to their well-being and encouraged them to pursue their passions. With Marlene, he enjoyed a lifelong marriage marked by many family vacations, concerts, dining out, and time spent with friends and family. Don was preceded in death by his parents, step-mother Elda (Fast), and wife Marlene. He is survived by his children Mike, Greg And Lori, his brother, Lewis Schmidt (Dorothy), his uncle, A.D. Janzen, and several nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the Donald L. Schmidt Memorial Fund and left with Petersen Funeral Home. Memorial service will be 2:00 p.m., Thursday November 10 2022 at First Mennonite Church in Newton with Pastor Laura Goerzen presiding.&nbsp; Visitation will be 5 p.m. tp 9 p.m. Wednesday November 9, 2022 at Petersen Funeral Home. A graveside committal service will be held at 1:00 p.m. Thursday at Greenwood Cemetery in Newton.

Donald Lee Schmidt  |2022|  

Charles Arthur Dudley Jr. was our beloved husband, father, brother, and friend. He passed away peacefully at the age of 74 on October 31, 2022.

He was born in Pittsburgh, Kansas on August 26th, 1948 to parents Charles A. Sr. and Dorothy Dudley. He was raised in Sedgwick, Kansas along side his 3 sisters, Donna Kaye, Debbie, and Delinda.

In 1969, Charles met his wife Donna working together at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita. He received his B.A. from Wichita State University shortly thereafter. His two children, Jeni and Jacob, were born at Wesley Medical Center.

Charles went on to achieve his MBA from the University of Dayton, Ohio. He had a successful 40 year career in healthcare retiring as the Administrative Director of the Children’s Hospital laboratory in Columbus, Ohio.

Charles created everlasting memories sailing and bowling with his wife, Donna. He once got a hole in one of the golf course! He had a passion for aviation and aircraft and, in 1973, was proud to get his private pilot’s license flying Cessna airplanes. When computers first emerged, Charles was first on the scene ordering and assembling a Sinclair computer through mail order. He shared a love for outer space watching Star Trek with his daughter, Jeni. He even attempted to paint like Bob Ross and paved the way for his son, Jacob, to become a talented artist. To his friends, he was known as a consummate gentleman.

Charles is preceded in death by Charles A. Sr. and Dorothy Dudley.

He is survived by his wife Donna Dudley, daughter Jeni Dudley, son Jacob Dudley, sisters Donna Kaye Motl, Debbie Hanson(Stuart), and Delinda Freeman(Mike).

Charles will rest peacefully in Sedgwick, Kansas, the land he loved as a child.

A visitation will be from 5-9pm, Wednesday, November 9th, 2022, at Petersen Funeral Home. A private internment is at Hillside Cemetery in Sedgwick with a Celebration of Life service at Sedgwick Senior Center from 1-3pm on Thursday, November 10th, 2022.

Charles Arthur Dudley Jr. was our beloved husband, father, brother, and friend. He passed away peacefully at the age of 74 on October 31, 2022.He was born in Pittsburgh, Kansas on August 26th, 1948 to parents Charles A. Sr. and Dorothy Dudley. He was raised in Sedgwick, Kansas along side his 3 sisters, Donna Kaye, Debbie, and Delinda.In 1969, Charles met his wife Donna working together at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita. He received his B.A. from Wichita State University shortly thereafter. His two children, Jeni and Jacob, were born at Wesley Medical Center.Charles went on to achieve his MBA from the University of Dayton, Ohio. He had a successful 40 year career in healthcare retiring as the Administrative Director of the Children’s Hospital laboratory in Columbus, Ohio.Charles created everlasting memories sailing and bowling with his wife, Donna. He once got a hole in one of the golf course! He had a passion for aviation and aircraft and, in 1973, was proud to get his private pilot’s license flying Cessna airplanes. When computers first emerged, Charles was first on the scene ordering and assembling a Sinclair computer through mail order. He shared a love for outer space watching Star Trek with his daughter, Jeni. He even attempted to paint like Bob Ross and paved the way for his son, Jacob, to become a talented artist. To his friends, he was known as a consummate gentleman.Charles is preceded in death by Charles A. Sr. and Dorothy Dudley.He is survived by his wife Donna Dudley, daughter Jeni Dudley, son Jacob Dudley, sisters Donna Kaye Motl, Debbie Hanson(Stuart), and Delinda Freeman(Mike).Charles will rest peacefully in Sedgwick, Kansas, the land he loved as a child.A visitation will be from 5-9pm, Wednesday, November 9th, 2022, at Petersen Funeral Home. A private internment is at Hillside Cemetery in Sedgwick with a Celebration of Life service at Sedgwick Senior Center from 1-3pm on Thursday, November 10th, 2022.

Charles Arthur Dudley Jr  |1948-2022|  

Alice Marie Susie Magson, 85, passed away on Sunday, October 30, 2022.&nbsp; She was born at home in Colwich, to Aloysius Nicholas "Ollie" Gehlen and Mary Elizabeth (Bayer) Gehlen.&nbsp; She lived in the Colwich and Mount Hope, area most of her life with a few years on the family farm in Elsmore. She remembers receiving a trophy for being the fastest runner in Seventh grade. In high school she attended for 3 years and then was a graduate of Elsmore High School. After graduation she received diplomas from Bryan Institute of Nursing, Social Services Designee and Career Academy of Nursing. Her family were lifetime members of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Colwich. She was a member of the Daughters of Isabella there also.

She enjoyed quilting, knitting, crocheting, embroidery and many other activities.&nbsp; She often made items for her family and friends.&nbsp; She had a great heart for others, yet her greatest love was her family and family activities.&nbsp;

She met and married the love of her life "Ted" Walter Edward Magson. He preceded her in death on June 17, 2011. Alice is also preceded by her parents Ollie and Mary Gehlen, brothers Elmer Gehlen and Vincent &amp; wife Betty Gehlen, sisters Theresa Born, Mary Doll and Clara Hart, niece Eileen Gehlen, nephews Stephen Born, Clarence Doll Jr and Lawrence Doll.

Alice is survived by her brothers Al Gehlen, Jerome Gehlen and Clarence Gehlen, all of Colwich, and sister Bernice Born of Eudora; many nieces and nephews, other family and friends.

Rosary will be held 9:30 a.m., with Mass at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, November 9, both at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Graveside will follow at the Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery, Colwich.

Alice Marie Susie Magson, 85, passed away on Sunday, October 30, 2022.&nbsp; She was born at home in Colwich, to Aloysius Nicholas "Ollie" Gehlen and Mary Elizabeth (Bayer) Gehlen.&nbsp; She lived in the Colwich and Mount Hope, area most of her life with a few years on the family farm in Elsmore. She remembers receiving a trophy for being the fastest runner in Seventh grade. In high school she attended for 3 years and then was a graduate of Elsmore High School. After graduation she received diplomas from Bryan Institute of Nursing, Social Services Designee and Career Academy of Nursing. Her family were lifetime members of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Colwich. She was a member of the Daughters of Isabella there also.She enjoyed quilting, knitting, crocheting, embroidery and many other activities.&nbsp; She often made items for her family and friends.&nbsp; She had a great heart for others, yet her greatest love was her family and family activities.&nbsp;She met and married the love of her life "Ted" Walter Edward Magson. He preceded her in death on June 17, 2011. Alice is also preceded by her parents Ollie and Mary Gehlen, brothers Elmer Gehlen and Vincent &amp; wife Betty Gehlen, sisters Theresa Born, Mary Doll and Clara Hart, niece Eileen Gehlen, nephews Stephen Born, Clarence Doll Jr and Lawrence Doll.Alice is survived by her brothers Al Gehlen, Jerome Gehlen and Clarence Gehlen, all of Colwich, and sister Bernice Born of Eudora; many nieces and nephews, other family and friends.Rosary will be held 9:30 a.m., with Mass at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, November 9, both at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Graveside will follow at the Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery, Colwich.

Alice Marie Susie Magson  |2022|  

Caroline “Carol” Palacioz, 88, of Lyons, passed away November 1, 2022, at Grace Cottage, Wichita. She was born May 3, 1934, in Lyons, the daughter of John P. and Isidra Ramierez Barrientos. 

Carol was a lifelong Lyons resident. She graduated from Lyons High School with the class of 1957 and received her bachelor’s degree in social work from Sterling College in 1977. Carol was a housewife and ESL instructor and aide for Lyons School District USD #405 for many years. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Lyons and the Lyons VFW. Carol enjoyed cooking, reading, sewing, and educating people. She loved helping others, being around her grandchildren, and spending time with her family. 

In September of 1951, Carol was united in marriage with Felix Martinez Palacioz in McPherson. He preceded her in death on March 4, 2015. She is also preceded in death by her parents; son, Steven Palacioz; siblings, Frances Barrientos, Isabela Cadena, infant Elias Barrientos, Joe Barrientos, Bea Rau, infant Jaime Barrientos, and Betty Harkrader; and great-grandson, Chance Richards. 

Carol is survived by her daughter, Annalisa Richards and husband Ray of Lyons; brother, Louis Barrientos of Broomfield, CO; sister, Odelia Avila of Wichita; four grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. Visitation will Friday, November 11, 2022, from 2:00 until 7:00 P.M. at Birzer Funeral Home, Lyons, with family present from 5:00 until 7:00 P.M. Funeral service will be at 2:00 P.M., Saturday, November 26, 2022, at the First United Methodist Church, Lyons, with Pastor Chris Lehew officiating. Burial will be at 11:00 A.M., Saturday, November 26, 2022, the Lyons Municipal Cemetery, Lyons.&nbsp;

Caroline “Carol” Palacioz, 88, of Lyons, passed away November 1, 2022, at Grace Cottage, Wichita. She was born May 3, 1934, in Lyons, the daughter of John P. and Isidra Ramierez Barrientos. Carol was a lifelong Lyons resident. She graduated from Lyons High School with the class of 1957 and received her bachelor’s degree in social work from Sterling College in 1977. Carol was a housewife and ESL instructor and aide for Lyons School District USD #405 for many years. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Lyons and the Lyons VFW. Carol enjoyed cooking, reading, sewing, and educating people. She loved helping others, being around her grandchildren, and spending time with her family. In September of 1951, Carol was united in marriage with Felix Martinez Palacioz in McPherson. He preceded her in death on March 4, 2015. She is also preceded in death by her parents; son, Steven Palacioz; siblings, Frances Barrientos, Isabela Cadena, infant Elias Barrientos, Joe Barrientos, Bea Rau, infant Jaime Barrientos, and Betty Harkrader; and great-grandson, Chance Richards. Carol is survived by her daughter, Annalisa Richards and husband Ray of Lyons; brother, Louis Barrientos of Broomfield, CO; sister, Odelia Avila of Wichita; four grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. Visitation will Friday, November 11, 2022, from 2:00 until 7:00 P.M. at Birzer Funeral Home, Lyons, with family present from 5:00 until 7:00 P.M. Funeral service will be at 2:00 P.M., Saturday, November 26, 2022, at the First United Methodist Church, Lyons, with Pastor Chris Lehew officiating. Burial will be at 11:00 A.M., Saturday, November 26, 2022, the Lyons Municipal Cemetery, Lyons.&nbsp;

Caroline “Carol” Palacioz  |1934-2022|  

Jane Rosalie Brunsell, 77, of Lindsborg passed away Thursday, November 3, 2022 at Bethany Home of Lindsborg.  Jane was born January 10, 1945 in Lindsborg, to the late James W and the late Emeline (Rosander) Brunsell.  

Jane was an active member of Bethany Lutheran Church, volunteering for the churches different organizations. She also sang in the Messiah Choir for many years.  Jane belonged to numerous genealogy and stamp collecting clubs. 

Jane graduated high school and secretarial school at Brown-Mackie College.  She worked for a while as a secretary and bookkeeper at various places.  She was also the longtime local rural mail carrier. Jane was one of the first registered EMTs in Lindsborg and volunteered with EMS until 2016.  She also held numerous odd jobs throughout the Lindsborg community.  She was the sexton and caretaker for Elmwood Cemetery in Lindsborg for many years.  She also did sexton work for Smoky Hill Cemetery and Rose Hill Cemetery.   

Survivors include her brother: Keith W. Brunsell (Joyce) of Lindsborg;  niece: Rachel McCullick (David) of Falun; nephew: Scott Brunsell (Alison) of McPherson; niece: Kelsey Brunsell (Nick Miller) of Canton.

Jane was preceded in death by her parents and beloved friend: Charlotte Ternstrom.

Cremation has been chosen.  The family will greet friends at visitation from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, November 8 at Crick-Christians Funeral Home, Lindsborg.

A memorial service will be held 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, November 9 at Bethany Lutheran Church, 320 N. Main St., Lindsborg, with Pastor Chris Deines officiating.  Inurnment will follow at Elmwood Cemetery, Lindsborg.

Jane Rosalie Brunsell, 77, of Lindsborg passed away Thursday, November 3, 2022 at Bethany Home of Lindsborg. Jane was born January 10, 1945 in Lindsborg, to the late James W and the late Emeline (Rosander) Brunsell. Jane was an active member of Bethany Lutheran Church, volunteering for the churches different organizations. She also sang in the Messiah Choir for many years. Jane belonged to numerous genealogy and stamp collecting clubs. Jane graduated high school and secretarial school at Brown-Mackie College. She worked for a while as a secretary and bookkeeper at various places. She was also the longtime local rural mail carrier. Jane was one of the first registered EMTs in Lindsborg and volunteered with EMS until 2016. She also held numerous odd jobs throughout the Lindsborg community. She was the sexton and caretaker for Elmwood Cemetery in Lindsborg for many years. She also did sexton work for Smoky Hill Cemetery and Rose Hill Cemetery. Survivors include her brother: Keith W. Brunsell (Joyce) of Lindsborg; niece: Rachel McCullick (David) of Falun; nephew: Scott Brunsell (Alison) of McPherson; niece: Kelsey Brunsell (Nick Miller) of Canton.Jane was preceded in death by her parents and beloved friend: Charlotte Ternstrom.Cremation has been chosen. The family will greet friends at visitation from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, November 8 at Crick-Christians Funeral Home, Lindsborg.A memorial service will be held 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, November 9 at Bethany Lutheran Church, 320 N. Main St., Lindsborg, with Pastor Chris Deines officiating. Inurnment will follow at Elmwood Cemetery, Lindsborg.

Jane Rosalie Brunsell  |1945-2022|  

Gretta L. Small, 88, of Lindsborg passed away Tuesday, November 1, 2022, at Lindsborg Community Hospital, Lindsborg. Gretta was born December 8, 1933, in Topeka, to the late Fred and the late Elizabeth “Dollie” (Daniels) Reetz. 



Gretta was raised on the family farm in Fall Leaf, attending Fall Leaf Grade School --a one room school with grades 1-8. Gretta attended St. Paul’s Evangelical Church in Eudora, singing in the choir. 

In 1951, Gretta graduated from Eudora High School and in 1955 from the University of Kansas with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in music.

Gretta’s favorite lifetime memories included solo performances in opera houses in both San Francisco and Berlin. Gretta spent 10 memorable years living in Germany and traveling through much of Europe before returning to the States where she taught school in Oklahoma, and later edited medical research papers at the University of Texas Research Center until her retirement, moving to Lindsborg, Kansas in 2003.


Gretta is remembered by her surviving cousins and friends as a spirited woman with unmatched musical talent, intelligence, and a great sense for beauty. 

Cremation has been chosen. A graveside service will be held 10:00 a.m. on Friday, November 11 at Elmwood Cemetery, with Pastor Jeff Waugh officiating.&nbsp;

Gretta L. Small, 88, of Lindsborg passed away Tuesday, November 1, 2022, at Lindsborg Community Hospital, Lindsborg. Gretta was born December 8, 1933, in Topeka, to the late Fred and the late Elizabeth “Dollie” (Daniels) Reetz. 

Gretta was raised on the family farm in Fall Leaf, attending Fall Leaf Grade School --a one room school with grades 1-8. Gretta attended St. Paul’s Evangelical Church in Eudora, singing in the choir. In 1951, Gretta graduated from Eudora High School and in 1955 from the University of Kansas with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in music.

Gretta’s favorite lifetime memories included solo performances in opera houses in both San Francisco and Berlin. Gretta spent 10 memorable years living in Germany and traveling through much of Europe before returning to the States where she taught school in Oklahoma, and later edited medical research papers at the University of Texas Research Center until her retirement, moving to Lindsborg, Kansas in 2003.

Gretta is remembered by her surviving cousins and friends as a spirited woman with unmatched musical talent, intelligence, and a great sense for beauty. 

Cremation has been chosen. A graveside service will be held 10:00 a.m. on Friday, November 11 at Elmwood Cemetery, with Pastor Jeff Waugh officiating.&nbsp;

Gretta L. Small  |1933-2022|  

Joan Irene (Stucky) Goering, 70, of Inman, passed away November 5th at Pleasant View Home after a battle with cancer.

Joan was born August of 1952 in Newton to Winton and Irene Stucky. She grew up behind the counter of her family's grocery business in the Hesston and Moundridge communities. She graduated from Moundridge High School in 1970 where she met her high school sweetheart Russell Goering.&nbsp;

In August of 1971, Joan was united in marriage to Russell in Moundridge. They resided in Manhattan, Lost Springs and Newton prior to moving to Inman in 1980. In 1989 they adopted their son Drew and in 1994 their daughter Mikayla, both from Guatemala. In 2022, Joan and Russ celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary with their family.

Joan had a front row seat to countless sporting events as a coach’s wife. She would be in the stands cheering on the teams both at Centre High School for five years and for over 40 years at Inman High School. She also spent time working as the IHS Secretary when Russ and her first moved to Inman.

She was grateful to work with many farmers and insurance agents across South Central Kansas during her career in crop insurance. Her most treasured job was being a mother. She always had the right words to say, enjoyed celebrating the Christmas season and instilled a strong faith within her family.&nbsp; She was a member of Grace Bible Church in Hutchinson and was a former member of Bethel Mennonite Church in Inman.

Joan leaves to mourn her husband Russ, Inman; children: Drew, Lincoln, Nebraska and Mikayla, Manhattan; brothers: Scott Stucky (Min-Wei) Phoenix, Arizona, and Randy Stucky (Rita), Halstead; fraternal nieces: Chien-Chien Jaques (Paul), Beltsville, Maryland and Chee-Chee Gossage (Clint), Scottsdale, Arizona, and many relatives and friends.

Preceding her in death were her parents, and other close aunts and uncles.

Joan had a difficult fight with cancer yet she held a positive attitude during that time. Even though she struggled she continued to think of others before herself. The family wants to acknowledge and thank the care team members of: Traditions Health, Pleasant View Home, The Cancer Center of Kansas, Partners in Family Care, Dr. James Ratzloff, and Dr. Seth Page.

While Joan’s smile, caring nature and genuine friendship will be missed, we know she is pain-free enjoying her mansion in the sky.

A viewing with the family present will be held from 6-8 PM PM Wednesday, November 9, 2022, at Inman Funeral Home, 312 E. Center, Inman. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 AM, Thursday, November 10, 2022, at Grace Bible Church, Hutchinson.&nbsp;There will be a meal immediately following the graveside at Grace Bible Church and all are invited. &nbsp;The funeral service will be live streamed on the Inman Funeral Home Facebook page.&nbsp; Burial will follow at Inman North Cemetery.&nbsp;

Joan Irene (Stucky) Goering, 70, of Inman, passed away November 5th at Pleasant View Home after a battle with cancer.Joan was born August of 1952 in Newton to Winton and Irene Stucky. She grew up behind the counter of her family's grocery business in the Hesston and Moundridge communities. She graduated from Moundridge High School in 1970 where she met her high school sweetheart Russell Goering.&nbsp;In August of 1971, Joan was united in marriage to Russell in Moundridge. They resided in Manhattan, Lost Springs and Newton prior to moving to Inman in 1980. In 1989 they adopted their son Drew and in 1994 their daughter Mikayla, both from Guatemala. In 2022, Joan and Russ celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary with their family.Joan had a front row seat to countless sporting events as a coach’s wife. She would be in the stands cheering on the teams both at Centre High School for five years and for over 40 years at Inman High School. She also spent time working as the IHS Secretary when Russ and her first moved to Inman.She was grateful to work with many farmers and insurance agents across South Central Kansas during her career in crop insurance. Her most treasured job was being a mother. She always had the right words to say, enjoyed celebrating the Christmas season and instilled a strong faith within her family.&nbsp; She was a member of Grace Bible Church in Hutchinson and was a former member of Bethel Mennonite Church in Inman.Joan leaves to mourn her husband Russ, Inman; children: Drew, Lincoln, Nebraska and Mikayla, Manhattan; brothers: Scott Stucky (Min-Wei) Phoenix, Arizona, and Randy Stucky (Rita), Halstead; fraternal nieces: Chien-Chien Jaques (Paul), Beltsville, Maryland and Chee-Chee Gossage (Clint), Scottsdale, Arizona, and many relatives and friends.Preceding her in death were her parents, and other close aunts and uncles.Joan had a difficult fight with cancer yet she held a positive attitude during that time. Even though she struggled she continued to think of others before herself. The family wants to acknowledge and thank the care team members of: Traditions Health, Pleasant View Home, The Cancer Center of Kansas, Partners in Family Care, Dr. James Ratzloff, and Dr. Seth Page.While Joan’s smile, caring nature and genuine friendship will be missed, we know she is pain-free enjoying her mansion in the sky.A viewing with the family present will be held from 6-8 PM PM Wednesday, November 9, 2022, at Inman Funeral Home, 312 E. Center, Inman. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 AM, Thursday, November 10, 2022, at Grace Bible Church, Hutchinson.&nbsp;There will be a meal immediately following the graveside at Grace Bible Church and all are invited. &nbsp;The funeral service will be live streamed on the Inman Funeral Home Facebook page.&nbsp; Burial will follow at Inman North Cemetery.&nbsp;

Joan Irene (Stucky) Goering  |1952-2022|  

Robert (Bob) Frederick Selm was born on February 19, 1952 to Robert and Rowena (Brown) Selm in Aberdeen, Maryland. &nbsp;

Bob, known to many childhood friends as Squab, spent most of his life in Salina growing up with his siblings, Rosalie, Linda, and Mike, being pulled through snow by their beloved Huskies and avoiding “groads” at all cost. Bob took part in many mischievous acts such as Ding Dong Ditch, jumping out of trees to frighten trick-or treaters (who may or may not have then dropped their candy), and misappropriating funds for Tasty Freeze and M&amp;Ms.

Bob attended school at Salina High School and then the University of Kansas where he donned his spandex and flexed his pecs performing the Iron Cross. He returned to Salina and began a career at Westinghouse Electric (later Philips Lighting) where he spent the next 33 years and formed lifelong friendships.

Some of his best times were spent on motorcycle trips with Tony, Mark and Ed and included adventures to California where they got their money’s worth on All-You-Can-Eat-Shrimp, a sensational deal on fuel, and enjoyed the stunning peaks of Black’s Beach. He enjoyed storytelling and perpetrating the illusion of Mr. Wizard with his siblings.

Bob met Becky Vogelman in 1978 when she moved into his apartment building. He was a man who knew what he wanted, and wasn’t renowned for his patience. His mischievous nature reappeared as he employed various methods of outfoxing the competition. The two were married at the Candlelight Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas on August 1, 1982 and honeymooned in San Diego among familiar landmarks. Bob introduced Becky to NFL football, travel and photography, three passions that endure to this day. They made a point to travel to Seahawks games, fell in love with Yellowstone during a driving trip to Seattle, and discovered the love of the ocean on a trip to the Cayman Islands. Bob’s mischievous nature rubbed off on Becky when she convinced him to get his SCUBA certification so that they could return to other island destinations.&nbsp;

Bob and Becky have two children, Michelle (Mika) Hutton nee Selm (Bunny Pie to Bob) and Ashley Haller nee Selm (Buggie to Bob). Bob’s award-winning parenting techniques included making spooky werewolf sounds outside their bedroom windows at night, fabricating names, facts, habitats and mating rituals of birds, and taking the children out to chase tornados. His Parent of the Year award has strangely not arrived yet. Bob instilled a love for SCUBA diving in both daughters, and Becky’s plan for island time worked beautifully.&nbsp;

Bob single handedly dictated their taste in music and television, including Heart, Queen, and Star Trek. Bob’s biggest influence on Mika is her love for all things astronomy. His greatest impact on Ashley came from the times they spent together doing fixity things that revealed her mechanical aptitude. Bob loved his family immensely.&nbsp; Bob faced health challenges throughout his life that would have taxed the most resilient among us but he refused to accept defeat and tinkered his way around obstacles. He was the king of modifying literally everything to accommodate his needs, whether it was creating personal electronic devices, modifying furniture for accessibility, or even engineering his own medical equipment, often with a sense of warped humor. His 3D printer never stopped in spite of the challenges presented by Parkinson’s Disease. He loved his cats, his family, remote controls and the Starship Enterprise.&nbsp;

Bob passed away peacefully on October 31, 2022 surrounded by loved ones. He leaves behind his wife Becky Selm; daughters Michelle (Jon) Hutton of Aurora, Colorado and Ashley (Jason) Haller of Salina; grandchildren Emerson Hutton, Elora, Barrett and Bowen Haller; siblings Linda (Roy) Partridge, Foristell, MO and Mike (Amy) Selm, Topeka. He was preceded in death by his parents Robert P and Rowena Selm and his sister Rosalie (Roger) Pace.

A gathering for family and friends is planned for spring of 2023 at Rocky Mountain National Park to celebrate his life and love for the area where many happy memories were made.&nbsp;

As Bob would have said, “Shoot, newt. You’re faded.”&nbsp; &nbsp;

Robert (Bob) Frederick Selm was born on February 19, 1952 to Robert and Rowena (Brown) Selm in Aberdeen, Maryland. &nbsp; Bob, known to many childhood friends as Squab, spent most of his life in Salina growing up with his siblings, Rosalie, Linda, and Mike, being pulled through snow by their beloved Huskies and avoiding “groads” at all cost. Bob took part in many mischievous acts such as Ding Dong Ditch, jumping out of trees to frighten trick-or treaters (who may or may not have then dropped their candy), and misappropriating funds for Tasty Freeze and M&amp;Ms. Bob attended school at Salina High School and then the University of Kansas where he donned his spandex and flexed his pecs performing the Iron Cross. He returned to Salina and began a career at Westinghouse Electric (later Philips Lighting) where he spent the next 33 years and formed lifelong friendships. Some of his best times were spent on motorcycle trips with Tony, Mark and Ed and included adventures to California where they got their money’s worth on All-You-Can-Eat-Shrimp, a sensational deal on fuel, and enjoyed the stunning peaks of Black’s Beach. He enjoyed storytelling and perpetrating the illusion of Mr. Wizard with his siblings. Bob met Becky Vogelman in 1978 when she moved into his apartment building. He was a man who knew what he wanted, and wasn’t renowned for his patience. His mischievous nature reappeared as he employed various methods of outfoxing the competition. The two were married at the Candlelight Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas on August 1, 1982 and honeymooned in San Diego among familiar landmarks. Bob introduced Becky to NFL football, travel and photography, three passions that endure to this day. They made a point to travel to Seahawks games, fell in love with Yellowstone during a driving trip to Seattle, and discovered the love of the ocean on a trip to the Cayman Islands. Bob’s mischievous nature rubbed off on Becky when she convinced him to get his SCUBA certification so that they could return to other island destinations.&nbsp; Bob and Becky have two children, Michelle (Mika) Hutton nee Selm (Bunny Pie to Bob) and Ashley Haller nee Selm (Buggie to Bob). Bob’s award-winning parenting techniques included making spooky werewolf sounds outside their bedroom windows at night, fabricating names, facts, habitats and mating rituals of birds, and taking the children out to chase tornados. His Parent of the Year award has strangely not arrived yet. Bob instilled a love for SCUBA diving in both daughters, and Becky’s plan for island time worked beautifully.&nbsp; Bob single handedly dictated their taste in music and television, including Heart, Queen, and Star Trek. Bob’s biggest influence on Mika is her love for all things astronomy. His greatest impact on Ashley came from the times they spent together doing fixity things that revealed her mechanical aptitude. Bob loved his family immensely.&nbsp; Bob faced health challenges throughout his life that would have taxed the most resilient among us but he refused to accept defeat and tinkered his way around obstacles. He was the king of modifying literally everything to accommodate his needs, whether it was creating personal electronic devices, modifying furniture for accessibility, or even engineering his own medical equipment, often with a sense of warped humor. His 3D printer never stopped in spite of the challenges presented by Parkinson’s Disease. He loved his cats, his family, remote controls and the Starship Enterprise.&nbsp; Bob passed away peacefully on October 31, 2022 surrounded by loved ones. He leaves behind his wife Becky Selm; daughters Michelle (Jon) Hutton of Aurora, Colorado and Ashley (Jason) Haller of Salina; grandchildren Emerson Hutton, Elora, Barrett and Bowen Haller; siblings Linda (Roy) Partridge, Foristell, MO and Mike (Amy) Selm, Topeka. He was preceded in death by his parents Robert P and Rowena Selm and his sister Rosalie (Roger) Pace. A gathering for family and friends is planned for spring of 2023 at Rocky Mountain National Park to celebrate his life and love for the area where many happy memories were made.&nbsp; As Bob would have said, “Shoot, newt. You’re faded.”&nbsp; &nbsp;

Robert (Bob) Frederick Selm  |1952-2022|  

Ann Aldrich Shuey Rudd, 83, passed away on October 31, 2022, at Hutchinson Health and Rehab, Hutchinson.

Ann was born July 22, 1939 in Berkeley, CA to Edward and Dorothy Shuey.&nbsp; She was raised in Orinda, CA. &nbsp;Ann graduated from Acalanes High School in Lafayette, CA and the University of California, Davis campus with a BA in Zoology.

She married James Rudd in 1963 and had four children.&nbsp; Jim died in 1997.

Ann is preceded in death by her parents and a granddaughter, Rebecca Shannon.

She is survived by her four children, Tami Rudd of Halstead, KS, Edward Rudd of Panacea, FL, Heidi Botkin of Hutchinson, KS, and Jennifer Newman of Clearwater, FL; seven grandchildren; four great grandchildren; sister, Wendy Gleason of Bowling Green, KY, and brother Ed Shuey, Jr. of Las Vegas, NV.

There will be no services held at this time.

Ann Aldrich Shuey Rudd, 83, passed away on October 31, 2022, at Hutchinson Health and Rehab, Hutchinson.Ann was born July 22, 1939 in Berkeley, CA to Edward and Dorothy Shuey.&nbsp; She was raised in Orinda, CA. &nbsp;Ann graduated from Acalanes High School in Lafayette, CA and the University of California, Davis campus with a BA in Zoology.She married James Rudd in 1963 and had four children.&nbsp; Jim died in 1997.Ann is preceded in death by her parents and a granddaughter, Rebecca Shannon.She is survived by her four children, Tami Rudd of Halstead, KS, Edward Rudd of Panacea, FL, Heidi Botkin of Hutchinson, KS, and Jennifer Newman of Clearwater, FL; seven grandchildren; four great grandchildren; sister, Wendy Gleason of Bowling Green, KY, and brother Ed Shuey, Jr. of Las Vegas, NV.There will be no services held at this time.

Ann Aldrich Shuey Rudd  |1939-2022|  

Margaret Jean Cabbage, 91, died November 5, 2022, at Hospice House, Hutchinson.&nbsp; She was born September 18, 1931, in Topeka, to Orlo Harry and Elva Gertrude (Street) Moore.

Margaret graduated from Topeka High School in 1949, and Washburn University in 1953, with her bachelor’s degree.&nbsp; While at Washburn, she was a member of the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. When her daughters were young, she was a fixture in helping with Girl Scouts, PTA, and at their schools. She continued to volunteer in elementary school classrooms through the years.&nbsp; In addition, Margaret was passionate about promoting and helping with programs for individuals with disabilities, volunteering countless hours at the Early Education Center. She was a member of P.E.O. Chapter BL and Trinity United Methodist Church, Hutchinson. Margaret was active in local and district United Methodist Women and instrumental in establishing Trinity Treasures.&nbsp; She enjoyed sewing, gardening, and reading.&nbsp; Above all, her number one priority was her family; Margaret was a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother.&nbsp;

On April 11, 1953, she married Elwin F. Cabbage, in Topeka.&nbsp; He died August 22, 2017, after they shared 64 years of marriage.&nbsp;

Margaret is survived by:&nbsp; her daughters, Janeal Cabbage of Olathe, Beth Horth (John) of Winston-Salem, NC, and Marcy McAfee of Shawnee; grandchildren, Jeremy Horth of Winston-Salem, NC, Joshua Horth of Tempe, AZ, and Meghan McAfee of Shawnee.&nbsp;

She was preceded in death by:&nbsp; her parents; husband, Elwin; son, Dennis; and brothers, Edwin Moore and Donald Moore.

Margaret Jean Cabbage, 91, died November 5, 2022, at Hospice House, Hutchinson.&nbsp; She was born September 18, 1931, in Topeka, to Orlo Harry and Elva Gertrude (Street) Moore.Margaret graduated from Topeka High School in 1949, and Washburn University in 1953, with her bachelor’s degree.&nbsp; While at Washburn, she was a member of the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. When her daughters were young, she was a fixture in helping with Girl Scouts, PTA, and at their schools. She continued to volunteer in elementary school classrooms through the years.&nbsp; In addition, Margaret was passionate about promoting and helping with programs for individuals with disabilities, volunteering countless hours at the Early Education Center. She was a member of P.E.O. Chapter BL and Trinity United Methodist Church, Hutchinson. Margaret was active in local and district United Methodist Women and instrumental in establishing Trinity Treasures.&nbsp; She enjoyed sewing, gardening, and reading.&nbsp; Above all, her number one priority was her family; Margaret was a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother.&nbsp;On April 11, 1953, she married Elwin F. Cabbage, in Topeka.&nbsp; He died August 22, 2017, after they shared 64 years of marriage.&nbsp;Margaret is survived by:&nbsp; her daughters, Janeal Cabbage of Olathe, Beth Horth (John) of Winston-Salem, NC, and Marcy McAfee of Shawnee; grandchildren, Jeremy Horth of Winston-Salem, NC, Joshua Horth of Tempe, AZ, and Meghan McAfee of Shawnee.&nbsp;She was preceded in death by:&nbsp; her parents; husband, Elwin; son, Dennis; and brothers, Edwin Moore and Donald Moore.Memorial service will be 1:00 p.m. Monday, November 14, 2022, at Trinity United Methodist Church, 1602 N. Main, Hutchinson, with the Reverend Dr. Kim Biery officiating.&nbsp; Inurnment will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery, Hutchinson.&nbsp; Friends may sign her book from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, and 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. Sunday, with the family present from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Sunday at Elliott Mortuary.&nbsp; Cremation has taken place.

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