Raymond Alfred Hartman, age 65, of Hays, Kansas passed away Sunday, May 
16, 2021, in Hays. He was born September 9, 1955, in Sacramento, 
California to Stephen and Irene (Fergurson) Hartman. Raymond
 had worked as a Handyman and Roofer owning his own roofing company, 
Roof One in Indiana. He enjoyed collecting firearms, fishing and working
 on his vehicles. He is survived by his wife, 
Rita of Hays; daughter, Erica Rae Towne of Hays; stepdaughters, Cherie 
Pfannenstiel and husband Eric of Munjor, Kansas and Jackie Diaz and 
husband Elias of Farmington, New Mexico; a stepson, Kris Jamison of 
Hutchinson, Kansas; a brother, Stanley Hartman of Sacramento; two 
sisters, Alice Hartman and Lorell Nichols both of Bisbee, Arizona; a 
grandson, Matthew Towne and three step-grandchildren, Dawson Jamison, 
Tobias Diaz and Tavius Diaz. He was preceded in death by his parents. Arrangements are pending and will be announced by Brock’s-Keithley Funeral Chapel and Crematory, 2509 Vine, Hays, Kansas 67601. Condolences may be left by guest book at <a href="http://www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com" target="_blank">www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com</a> or by email at <a href="mailto:keithleyfuneralhomes@gmail.com" target="_blank">keithleyfuneralhomes@gmail.com</a>

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 </figure>Raymond Alfred Hartman, age 65, of Hays, Kansas passed away Sunday, May 
16, 2021, in Hays. He was born September 9, 1955, in Sacramento, 
California to Stephen and Irene (Fergurson) Hartman. Raymond
 had worked as a Handyman and Roofer owning his own roofing company, 
Roof One in Indiana. He enjoyed collecting firearms, fishing and working
 on his vehicles. He is survived by his wife, 
Rita of Hays; daughter, Erica Rae Towne of Hays; stepdaughters, Cherie 
Pfannenstiel and husband Eric of Munjor, Kansas and Jackie Diaz and 
husband Elias of Farmington, New Mexico; a stepson, Kris Jamison of 
Hutchinson, Kansas; a brother, Stanley Hartman of Sacramento; two 
sisters, Alice Hartman and Lorell Nichols both of Bisbee, Arizona; a 
grandson, Matthew Towne and three step-grandchildren, Dawson Jamison, 
Tobias Diaz and Tavius Diaz. He was preceded in death by his parents. Arrangements are pending and will be announced by Brock’s-Keithley Funeral Chapel and Crematory, 2509 Vine, Hays, Kansas 67601. Condolences may be left by guest book at <a href="http://www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com" target="_blank">www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com</a> or by email at <a href="mailto:keithleyfuneralhomes@gmail.com" target="_blank">keithleyfuneralhomes@gmail.com</a>

Raymond Alfred Hartman

Todd Tyrone Toman, 61, formerly of Ellsworth died Friday November 13, 2020 at Hays Medical Center.

Born July 27, 1959 in Ellsworth to William "Bill" and Jacqueline "Jackie" (Hoopes) Toman.

Todd was preceded in death by his parents and the love of his life, his wife Mary Ellen.

He is survived by his daughter Jessica (Kye) of Salina, son Sam of McPherson, stepdaughter Anna (Jason) of Wichita and stepson Joe, of Toronto, Ontario, Canada along with grandchildren Cylus and Khloe of Salina and Gregory and Fredrick of Wichita. 

He is also survived by his brother Blain (Pier) of Ellsworth and a sister Tina (Mark) of Hutchinson.

Cremation has been chosen. The family of Todd Tyrone Toman invites you to a Celebration of Life service on Saturday, June 5, 2021 at the Immanuel Lutheran Church in Ellsworth at 905 Stanberry St. Services start at 1 p.m. Flowers and memorials may be sent to the church. 

You can also give online to the Save the Music Foundation in Todd's memory at <a href="http://www.savethemusic.org">www.savethemusic.org</a>.

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 </figure>Todd Tyrone Toman, 61, formerly of Ellsworth died Friday November 13, 2020 at Hays Medical Center.Born July 27, 1959 in Ellsworth to William "Bill" and Jacqueline "Jackie" (Hoopes) Toman.Todd was preceded in death by his parents and the love of his life, his wife Mary Ellen.He is survived by his daughter Jessica (Kye) of Salina, son Sam of McPherson, stepdaughter Anna (Jason) of Wichita and stepson Joe, of Toronto, Ontario, Canada along with grandchildren Cylus and Khloe of Salina and Gregory and Fredrick of Wichita. He is also survived by his brother Blain (Pier) of Ellsworth and a sister Tina (Mark) of Hutchinson.Cremation has been chosen. The family of Todd Tyrone Toman invites you to a Celebration of Life service on Saturday, June 5, 2021 at the Immanuel Lutheran Church in Ellsworth at 905 Stanberry St. Services start at 1 p.m. Flowers and memorials may be sent to the church. You can also give online to the Save the Music Foundation in Todd's memory at <a href="http://www.savethemusic.org">www.savethemusic.org</a>.

Todd Tyrone Toman |1959-2020|

Donald Pauley, 92, died May 18, 2021 at his Newton residence.

A gathering with the family sharing coffee and rolls will be 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Friday May 21, 2021 at Trinity Heights United Methodist Church. A memorial service will follow at 11:00 a.m. at the church with The Reverend Donna Voteau presiding.

Private family interment will take place.

Donald Pauley, 92, died May 18, 2021 at his Newton residence.A gathering with the family sharing coffee and rolls will be 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Friday May 21, 2021 at Trinity Heights United Methodist Church. A memorial service will follow at 11:00 a.m. at the church with The Reverend Donna Voteau presiding.Private family interment will take place.

Donald Pauley |2021|

Ronda Lea Baker, 62, of Newton, Kansas, died May 14, 2021 at Newton Medical Center.

She was born in Newton on September 12, 1958, the daughter of Jesse and Mary (Bloomer) Russell.

Following high school, Ronda attended Bob Jones University for a year. At the time of her passing, Ronda worked for Tippin Dental Group in Newton.

On November 24, 1979, Ronda was united in marriage to Anthony “Tony” Baker; they would have celebrated their 43rd wedding anniversary this year.

Ronda enjoyed cooking, spending time with family and friends, traveling, entertaining and serving others.

She was generous, joyful, and full of love and laughter. She is remembered as being warm, welcoming, and genuine – a second mother to many.

Ronda is survived by her parents, Jesse and Mary Russell; loving husband, Tony Baker; son, Zachary (Elaine) Baker; daughters, Gillian (Tyler) Giles, Whitney (Ray “Anthony”) Adams, and Veronica (Tanner) Merritt; grandchildren, Jacob and Benjamin Baker, Caspian, Serenity and Roselynn Adams, Caleb Merritt, and twins, Evelyn and Owen Giles; sisters, Julie (Todd) Koerner, April (Jason) Reynolds and Audry (John) Lee; and many other dear family and friends.

A visitation will be on Wednesday, May 19th from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Newton Bible Church in Newton. A celebration of life will be held Thursday, May 20th at 4:00 p.m. at Newton Bible Church with a reception to follow.

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 </figure>Ronda Lea Baker, 62, of Newton, Kansas, died May 14, 2021 at Newton Medical Center.She was born in Newton on September 12, 1958, the daughter of Jesse and Mary (Bloomer) Russell.Following high school, Ronda attended Bob Jones University for a year. At the time of her passing, Ronda worked for Tippin Dental Group in Newton.On November 24, 1979, Ronda was united in marriage to Anthony “Tony” Baker; they would have celebrated their 43rd wedding anniversary this year.Ronda enjoyed cooking, spending time with family and friends, traveling, entertaining and serving others.She was generous, joyful, and full of love and laughter. She is remembered as being warm, welcoming, and genuine – a second mother to many.Ronda is survived by her parents, Jesse and Mary Russell; loving husband, Tony Baker; son, Zachary (Elaine) Baker; daughters, Gillian (Tyler) Giles, Whitney (Ray “Anthony”) Adams, and Veronica (Tanner) Merritt; grandchildren, Jacob and Benjamin Baker, Caspian, Serenity and Roselynn Adams, Caleb Merritt, and twins, Evelyn and Owen Giles; sisters, Julie (Todd) Koerner, April (Jason) Reynolds and Audry (John) Lee; and many other dear family and friends.A visitation will be on Wednesday, May 19th from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Newton Bible Church in Newton. A celebration of life will be held Thursday, May 20th at 4:00 p.m. at Newton Bible Church with a reception to follow.

Ronda Lea Baker |1958-2021|

Teresa Lee Oliver, 62, beloved sister and mother has passed on May 11, 2021 to glory with our heavenly father.

Teresa was born on September 30, 1958, the daughter of Levi J. Jobe and Juanita L. Jobe.&nbsp; Longtime resident of Hutchinson, she was employed at U.S.D. # 308 public schools.

Survivors include:&nbsp; daughters, Tanita Jobe-Collins, and Jerlene Oliver; son, Levi Wickliffe; sisters, Brenda Dawson ( James) and Debra Jobe, several nieces, nephews, and many cousins.

Teresa went home to glory with parents; sister, Alesia L. Brown; nephew, Tyrone Dawson.

Visitation will be Wednesday, May 19, at Old Mission-Heritage Funeral Home at 4:00 - 8:00 p.m.&nbsp; Graveside service will be Friday, May 21, at 2:00 p.m. at Fairlawn Burial Park.

Teresa Lee Oliver, 62, beloved sister and mother has passed on May 11, 2021 to glory with our heavenly father.Teresa was born on September 30, 1958, the daughter of Levi J. Jobe and Juanita L. Jobe.&nbsp; Longtime resident of Hutchinson, she was employed at U.S.D. # 308 public schools.Survivors include:&nbsp; daughters, Tanita Jobe-Collins, and Jerlene Oliver; son, Levi Wickliffe; sisters, Brenda Dawson ( James) and Debra Jobe, several nieces, nephews, and many cousins.Teresa went home to glory with parents; sister, Alesia L. Brown; nephew, Tyrone Dawson.Visitation will be Wednesday, May 19, at Old Mission-Heritage Funeral Home at 4:00 - 8:00 p.m.&nbsp; Graveside service will be Friday, May 21, at 2:00 p.m. at Fairlawn Burial Park.

Teresa Lee Oliver |1958-2021|

John Wesley Moore, 60, passed away Tuesday, May 11, 2021 in Salina, Kansas.&nbsp; He was born in Stuttgart, Arkansas on June 14, 1960, to Robert and Glenna Moore.

The Moore family moved from Arkansas to Phillipsburg, Kansas in 1972, as Robert accepted employment with TAMKO Roofing Products.&nbsp; John graduated from Phillipsburg High School in 1978.&nbsp; He attended Kansas State University for several semesters before returning to Phillipsburg and working at TAMKO.&nbsp; He was the proud father of 3 boys, Joshua, Adam and Cody.

In April 1994, John met Cindy Timmons, and on April 25,1997, John and Cindy were married at their Glade, Kansas residence, living there until April 2008 when they moved to Bennington, Kansas, following the closure of Schult homes, where they were employed.

In 2011, John was diagnosed with an interstitial lung disease.&nbsp; John was a K State football fan, hunting enthusiast, and enjoyed watching his wife Cindy train and show her horses.

John successfully graduated from the Electronics program at North Central Kansas Area Vocation Technical School on May 11, 2021, earning an associates degree in Electronics.

As the interstitial lung disease progressed, John retired to the home.

He was preceded in death by his grandparents and his mother, Glenna.&nbsp;

He is survived by his wife, Cindy of the home in Bennington; his sons, Joshua of Olathe, Adam ( Kayla) of Phillipsburg, Cody of Phillipsburg; his father Robert of Phillipsburg; his sister, Vivian ( Jerry) Meyer of Phillipsburg; his brother, Carl ( Mashel) Moore of Alma, Nebraska; granddaughters Emma Schwenn and Savannah Moore of Phillipsburg.

Cremation was chosen.&nbsp; Memorial services and visitation to celebrate John's life will be held June 19, 2021 at 39 West Early Eve Road, Glade, Kansas, from 2pm to 5pm, and June 26, 2021 at the rodeo arena in Bennington, Kansas, from 11am to 3pm.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Bank of Tescott, Salina, Kansas, or to the charity of the donors choice.

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 </figure>John Wesley Moore, 60, passed away Tuesday, May 11, 2021 in Salina, Kansas.&nbsp; He was born in Stuttgart, Arkansas on June 14, 1960, to Robert and Glenna Moore.The Moore family moved from Arkansas to Phillipsburg, Kansas in 1972, as Robert accepted employment with TAMKO Roofing Products.&nbsp; John graduated from Phillipsburg High School in 1978.&nbsp; He attended Kansas State University for several semesters before returning to Phillipsburg and working at TAMKO.&nbsp; He was the proud father of 3 boys, Joshua, Adam and Cody.In April 1994, John met Cindy Timmons, and on April 25,1997, John and Cindy were married at their Glade, Kansas residence, living there until April 2008 when they moved to Bennington, Kansas, following the closure of Schult homes, where they were employed.In 2011, John was diagnosed with an interstitial lung disease.&nbsp; John was a K State football fan, hunting enthusiast, and enjoyed watching his wife Cindy train and show her horses.John successfully graduated from the Electronics program at North Central Kansas Area Vocation Technical School on May 11, 2021, earning an associates degree in Electronics.As the interstitial lung disease progressed, John retired to the home.He was preceded in death by his grandparents and his mother, Glenna.&nbsp;He is survived by his wife, Cindy of the home in Bennington; his sons, Joshua of Olathe, Adam ( Kayla) of Phillipsburg, Cody of Phillipsburg; his father Robert of Phillipsburg; his sister, Vivian ( Jerry) Meyer of Phillipsburg; his brother, Carl ( Mashel) Moore of Alma, Nebraska; granddaughters Emma Schwenn and Savannah Moore of Phillipsburg.Cremation was chosen.&nbsp; Memorial services and visitation to celebrate John's life will be held June 19, 2021 at 39 West Early Eve Road, Glade, Kansas, from 2pm to 5pm, and June 26, 2021 at the rodeo arena in Bennington, Kansas, from 11am to 3pm.In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Bank of Tescott, Salina, Kansas, or to the charity of the donors choice.

John Wesley Moore |1960-2021|

Marilyn Kay Phinney, 82, passed away Tuesday, May 4, 2021 at Hospice House in Hutchinson, KS.  Marilyn was born March 8, 1939 in Hutchinson, KS, the daughter of Otto C. and Maxine F. (Hoskinson) Williams.

Marilyn graduated from Buhler High School.  She married Lloyd Phinney in Hutchinson, KS.  Marilyn had many hobbies and interests.  She loved to knit and crochet.  She also enjoyed crafting bead work and loved flowers.

Marilyn is survived by her son, Jay Call of Hutchinson; siblings, Judy (Robert) Jones of Haven, Gail Cirkel of Buhler, Clarence O. “Snook” Williams of Burrton and Kenny (Connie) Williams of Hutchinson; five grandchildren, Samantha, Brandi, Hailey, Jessie and Julian, numerous great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. 

She was preceded in death by her parents and husband, Lloyd.

A private family graveside service will be held at Burrton Cemetery.  Memorial contributions may be made to Good Samaritan Society in care of Buhler Mortuary, PO Box 589, Buhler, KS 67522.

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 </figure>Marilyn Kay Phinney, 82, passed away Tuesday, May 4, 2021 at Hospice House in Hutchinson, KS. Marilyn was born March 8, 1939 in Hutchinson, KS, the daughter of Otto C. and Maxine F. (Hoskinson) Williams.Marilyn graduated from Buhler High School. She married Lloyd Phinney in Hutchinson, KS. Marilyn had many hobbies and interests. She loved to knit and crochet. She also enjoyed crafting bead work and loved flowers.Marilyn is survived by her son, Jay Call of Hutchinson; siblings, Judy (Robert) Jones of Haven, Gail Cirkel of Buhler, Clarence O. “Snook” Williams of Burrton and Kenny (Connie) Williams of Hutchinson; five grandchildren, Samantha, Brandi, Hailey, Jessie and Julian, numerous great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents and husband, Lloyd.A private family graveside service will be held at Burrton Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Good Samaritan Society in care of Buhler Mortuary, PO Box 589, Buhler, KS 67522.

Marilyn Kay Phinney |1939-2021|

Rahnee Irene Kazanjian Melson, 67, passed away Friday, October 2, 2020 at Redwood Terrace Retirement Center. She was born December 11, 1952 in San Mateo, California to Bob C. and Betty M. (Powell) Kazanjian. Rahnee married Larry Glen Melson on May 21, 1988 in Reno, Nevada. He preceded her in death on August 7, 2019.

Rahnee graduated from Notre Dame High School in Belmont, California. She went on to study at Notre Dame De Namur University for 2 years. She worked as a Vet Tech in Vallejo, California. She was a member of American Legion Post 86 and the Women's Auxiliary for 20 plus years. She loved camels among all other animals and was passionate about Harley Davidson motorcycles and her 50's and 60's music.

She is survived by her daughter, Dee (Erin) Appling of Grants Pass, Oregon; stepson, Larry Dean Melson of Alabama; stepdaughter, Cherylan (Reggy) Mendenhall of Pratt; brothers, Wayne, Glen, Bruce and David; grandsons, Javan, Jerin, Michelle, Donny and Jennifer; and many other grandchildren, great grandchildren, niece and nephews.

Rahnee is preceded in death by her parents and husband, Larry Glen Melson.

Cremation has taken place. A Celebration of Life will be held at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, May 22, 2021 at Larrison Mortuary, Pratt with Rick Moore presiding. Inurnment will follow at Greenlawn Cemetery, Pratt.

Memorials may be made to Wounded Warriors in care of Larrison Mortuary, 300 Country Club Road, Pratt.

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 </figure>Rahnee Irene Kazanjian Melson, 67, passed away Friday, October 2, 2020 at Redwood Terrace Retirement Center. She was born December 11, 1952 in San Mateo, California to Bob C. and Betty M. (Powell) Kazanjian. Rahnee married Larry Glen Melson on May 21, 1988 in Reno, Nevada. He preceded her in death on August 7, 2019.Rahnee graduated from Notre Dame High School in Belmont, California. She went on to study at Notre Dame De Namur University for 2 years. She worked as a Vet Tech in Vallejo, California. She was a member of American Legion Post 86 and the Women's Auxiliary for 20 plus years. She loved camels among all other animals and was passionate about Harley Davidson motorcycles and her 50's and 60's music.She is survived by her daughter, Dee (Erin) Appling of Grants Pass, Oregon; stepson, Larry Dean Melson of Alabama; stepdaughter, Cherylan (Reggy) Mendenhall of Pratt; brothers, Wayne, Glen, Bruce and David; grandsons, Javan, Jerin, Michelle, Donny and Jennifer; and many other grandchildren, great grandchildren, niece and nephews.Rahnee is preceded in death by her parents and husband, Larry Glen Melson.Cremation has taken place. A Celebration of Life will be held at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, May 22, 2021 at Larrison Mortuary, Pratt with Rick Moore presiding. Inurnment will follow at Greenlawn Cemetery, Pratt.Memorials may be made to Wounded Warriors in care of Larrison Mortuary, 300 Country Club Road, Pratt.

Rahnee Irene Melson |1952-2021|

Loretta B. Guillen, 100, of Hutchinson, Kansas, passed away on May 15, 2021 at Hospice House of Reno County, Hutchinson, Kansas.  She was born on April 17, 1921, the daughter of Julian and Maria Baltierra.

She is survived by 3 daughters, Teresa Cantu and Cecilia Guillen, both of Hutchinson, Kansas, and Eloisa Rowan, of Louisville, Kentucky; 17 grandchildren; 19 great grandchildren; 10 great-great grandchildren.  

She is preceded in death by her parents, Julian and Maria Baltierra; husband, Juan S. Guillen; 3 sisters, Paula Duran, Santos Martinez, Juana Mendoza; daughter, Antonio Guillen; 1 step son, Robert Guillen.

Visitation will be at Old Mission-Heritage Funeral Home, 528 North Main Street, Hutchinson, Kansas, on May 20, 2021 from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.  Services will be held at Our Lady of Guadalupe, 612 South Maple, South Hutchinson, Kansas, on Friday, may 21, 2021, Rosary at 10:00 a.m., Mass at 11:00 a.m. with graveside following at Fairlawn Burial Park, 2401 Carey Blvd., Hutchinson, Kansas.  Father Charles Siewert presiding.

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 </figure>Loretta B. Guillen, 100, of Hutchinson, Kansas, passed away on May 15, 2021 at Hospice House of Reno County, Hutchinson, Kansas. She was born on April 17, 1921, the daughter of Julian and Maria Baltierra.She is survived by 3 daughters, Teresa Cantu and Cecilia Guillen, both of Hutchinson, Kansas, and Eloisa Rowan, of Louisville, Kentucky; 17 grandchildren; 19 great grandchildren; 10 great-great grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her parents, Julian and Maria Baltierra; husband, Juan S. Guillen; 3 sisters, Paula Duran, Santos Martinez, Juana Mendoza; daughter, Antonio Guillen; 1 step son, Robert Guillen.Visitation will be at Old Mission-Heritage Funeral Home, 528 North Main Street, Hutchinson, Kansas, on May 20, 2021 from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Services will be held at Our Lady of Guadalupe, 612 South Maple, South Hutchinson, Kansas, on Friday, may 21, 2021, Rosary at 10:00 a.m., Mass at 11:00 a.m. with graveside following at Fairlawn Burial Park, 2401 Carey Blvd., Hutchinson, Kansas. Father Charles Siewert presiding.

Loretta B. Guillen |1921-2021|

Jesse	England	passed	away	peacefully	at	the	Gene	&amp;	Irene	Wockner	Hospice	Center	in	Kirkland,	WA	on	May	10,	2021	after	a	long	struggle	with	peripheral	nerve	sheath	cancer.		He	was	born	on	September	2,	1983	in	Emporia,	KS	to	Ken	and	Debbie	England	of	Council	Grove,	KS.	

Jesse	is	survived	by	his	wife,	Minhi	England	(née	Winkempleck),	of	Seattle,	WA,	and	his	parents	Ken	and	Debbie	England	of	Council	Grove,	KS.	He	is	preceded	in	death	by	grandparents	Allen	and	Lois	Beck	of	Hutchinson,	KS	and	Glenn	and	Phyllis	England	of	Council	Grove,	KS.

He	was	a	2002	graduate	of	Council	Grove	High	School.	Shortly	after	high	school,	he	came	upon	glass	art,	which	propelled	his	life	vision.	He	then	sought	the	only	university	in	Kansas	to	offer	a	glass	degree.	In	2007,	he	received	a	Bachelor	of	Fine	Arts	in	Sculpture	and	Glass	from	Emporia	State	University.	Eager	to	pursue	his	passion,	he	went	on	to	earn	a	Masters	of	Fine	Arts	degree	in	Sculpture	and	Glass	at	the	University	of	Texas,	Arlington,	TX	in	2013.	Throughout	his	lifetime,	he	was	awarded	numerous	scholarships	and	grants	for	artistic	excellence.

Jesse	was	an	accomplished,	professional	glassblower	but	often	expressed	himself	through	other	“blue	collar”	materials	such	as	torch-cut	steel	and	chainsaw	carved	wood.	The	significance	of	his	upbringing	was	evident	in	his	artist	portfolio	where	he	often	paid	homage	to	his	grassroots.	He	was	a	generous	individual	who	was	dedicated	to	sharing	his	passions	with	the	world.	He	made	a	home	with	the	love	of	his	life	and	fellow	artist,	Minhi	England,	where	they	built	a	glass	studio	in	Seattle,	WA.	The	couple	collaborated	artistically,	and	in	life,	creating	what	he	referred	to	as	their	“third	voice.”	Through	their	partnership,	Jesse	became	an	integral	part	of	the	glass	and	art	community	in	Seattle.			

Throughout	Jesse’s	professional	career,	he	worked	with	Rollin	Karg	Art	Glass,	Sam	Stang	Glass,	and	Martin	Blank	Studios.	These	artists	were	valued	by	Jesse	as	both	mentors	and	great	friends.	His	greatest	pride	was	contributing	and	participating	in	the	growth	of	Artful	Ashes	in	Seattle,	WA.	There	he	utilized	his	talents	to	memorialize	clients’	lost	loved	ones	in	glass.	He	connected	with	everyone	he	encountered	and	brought	comfort	to	those	who	witnessed	him	gracefully	and	skillfully	maneuver	in	the	studio.	

Jesse	always	put	others first,	even	after	death.	His	charitable	nature	continued	as	an	organ	donor,	where	his	corneas	gave	sight	to	two	blind	individuals.	He	had	a	profound	love	for	life,	and	a	smile	bright	enough	to fill	any	room.	His	abundant	kindness	and	positivity	was	remarkably	rare,	overcoming	any	hardship	he	faced.	Though	he	was	taken	too	soon,	his	legacy	lives	on	in	the	hearts	of	friends	and	family.	

Memorial	services	will	be	held	in	Council	Grove,	KS	as	well	as	in	Seattle,	WA	later	this	year.	Dates	are	yet	to	be	announced.		

To	see	more	about	Jesse’s	art	please	visit	his	website:	<a href="http://www.jesseenglandart.com">www.jesseenglandart.com</a>.

Donations	in	memory	of	Jesse	can	be	made	to	help	build	the	student	scholarship	fund.		Checks	will	be	accepted	by	the	Council	Grove	Area	Foundation,	PO	Box	137,	Council	Grove,	KS	66846.	(Made	payable	to	CGAF,	on	memo	line	print	Jesse	England).			

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 </figure>Jesse	England	passed	away	peacefully	at	the	Gene	&amp;	Irene	Wockner	Hospice	Center	in	Kirkland,	WA	on	May	10,	2021	after	a	long	struggle	with	peripheral	nerve	sheath	cancer.		He	was	born	on	September	2,	1983	in	Emporia,	KS	to	Ken	and	Debbie	England	of	Council	Grove,	KS.	Jesse	is	survived	by	his	wife,	Minhi	England	(née	Winkempleck),	of	Seattle,	WA,	and	his	parents	Ken	and	Debbie	England	of	Council	Grove,	KS.	He	is	preceded	in	death	by	grandparents	Allen	and	Lois	Beck	of	Hutchinson,	KS	and	Glenn	and	Phyllis	England	of	Council	Grove,	KS.He	was	a	2002	graduate	of	Council	Grove	High	School.	Shortly	after	high	school,	he	came	upon	glass	art,	which	propelled	his	life	vision.	He	then	sought	the	only	university	in	Kansas	to	offer	a	glass	degree.	In	2007,	he	received	a	Bachelor	of	Fine	Arts	in	Sculpture	and	Glass	from	Emporia	State	University.	Eager	to	pursue	his	passion,	he	went	on	to	earn	a	Masters	of	Fine	Arts	degree	in	Sculpture	and	Glass	at	the	University	of	Texas,	Arlington,	TX	in	2013.	Throughout	his	lifetime,	he	was	awarded	numerous	scholarships	and	grants	for	artistic	excellence.<figure>
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 </figure>Jesse	was	an	accomplished,	professional	glassblower	but	often	expressed	himself	through	other	“blue	collar”	materials	such	as	torch-cut	steel	and	chainsaw	carved	wood.	The	significance	of	his	upbringing	was	evident	in	his	artist	portfolio	where	he	often	paid	homage	to	his	grassroots.	He	was	a	generous	individual	who	was	dedicated	to	sharing	his	passions	with	the	world.	He	made	a	home	with	the	love	of	his	life	and	fellow	artist,	Minhi	England,	where	they	built	a	glass	studio	in	Seattle,	WA.	The	couple	collaborated	artistically,	and	in	life,	creating	what	he	referred	to	as	their	“third	voice.”	Through	their	partnership,	Jesse	became	an	integral	part	of	the	glass	and	art	community	in	Seattle.			Throughout	Jesse’s	professional	career,	he	worked	with	Rollin	Karg	Art	Glass,	Sam	Stang	Glass,	and	Martin	Blank	Studios.	These	artists	were	valued	by	Jesse	as	both	mentors	and	great	friends.	His	greatest	pride	was	contributing	and	participating	in	the	growth	of	Artful	Ashes	in	Seattle,	WA.	There	he	utilized	his	talents	to	memorialize	clients’	lost	loved	ones	in	glass.	He	connected	with	everyone	he	encountered	and	brought	comfort	to	those	who	witnessed	him	gracefully	and	skillfully	maneuver	in	the	studio.	Jesse	always	put	others first,	even	after	death.	His	charitable	nature	continued	as	an	organ	donor,	where	his	corneas	gave	sight	to	two	blind	individuals.	He	had	a	profound	love	for	life,	and	a	smile	bright	enough	to fill	any	room.	His	abundant	kindness	and	positivity	was	remarkably	rare,	overcoming	any	hardship	he	faced.	Though	he	was	taken	too	soon,	his	legacy	lives	on	in	the	hearts	of	friends	and	family.	Memorial	services	will	be	held	in	Council	Grove,	KS	as	well	as	in	Seattle,	WA	later	this	year.	Dates	are	yet	to	be	announced.		To	see	more	about	Jesse’s	art	please	visit	his	website:	<a href="http://www.jesseenglandart.com">www.jesseenglandart.com</a>.		Donations	in	memory	of	Jesse	can	be	made	to	help	build	the	student	scholarship	fund.		Checks	will	be	accepted	by	the	Council	Grove	Area	Foundation,	PO	Box	137,	Council	Grove,	KS	66846.	(Made	payable	to	CGAF,	on	memo	line	print	Jesse	England).

Jesse England |1983-2021|

Marilyn Villanueva Indorf, 62 of McPherson, was born April 2, 1959 in Manila, Philippines, the daughter of Eugenio and Avelina (Hernandez) Villanueva and passed away May 16, 2021 at Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point in Hudson, Florida.  She was a former employee of a plastics manufacturing company.

She was united in marriage to John Raymond Indorf and they have been residents of McPherson for 29 years, moving from San Diego, California.  She was of the Christian faith.

Survivors include her husband John of McPherson; her mother  Avelina Cunningham, McPherson; sons, Christopher Dobstaff, San Diego. California, Justin (Rachel) Indorf, Lehigh and Nathan (Cherity) Indorf, Marquette; daughters, Roselynn (Jesse) Rezac, Bellevue, Nebraska, Marilyn Dobstaff (Kevin), San Diego, California and Megan Indorf, McPherson; three brothers; two sisters; 10 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

A public visitation will be held and announced at a later date by Olson's Mortuary, Canton.

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 </figure>Marilyn Villanueva Indorf, 62 of McPherson, was born April 2, 1959 in Manila, Philippines, the daughter of Eugenio and Avelina (Hernandez) Villanueva and passed away May 16, 2021 at Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point in Hudson, Florida. She was a former employee of a plastics manufacturing company.She was united in marriage to John Raymond Indorf and they have been residents of McPherson for 29 years, moving from San Diego, California. She was of the Christian faith.Survivors include her husband John of McPherson; her mother Avelina Cunningham, McPherson; sons, Christopher Dobstaff, San Diego. California, Justin (Rachel) Indorf, Lehigh and Nathan (Cherity) Indorf, Marquette; daughters, Roselynn (Jesse) Rezac, Bellevue, Nebraska, Marilyn Dobstaff (Kevin), San Diego, California and Megan Indorf, McPherson; three brothers; two sisters; 10 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.A public visitation will be held and announced at a later date by Olson's Mortuary, Canton.

Marilyn Villanueva Indorf |1959-2021|

Joe L. Sanchez 65, died May 12, 2021 at Newton Medical Center.  He was born August 20, 1955 in Hereford, Texas to Ernesto and Beatriz F. (Flores) Sanchez.

He was a member of Bethany Baptist Church.

Joe is survived by his sons Domingo (Kelcie Smith) Sanchez; Michael (Tina) Sanchez; Michael Shane Privett; daughters Kristina Sanchez; Destiny Privett and Tamica Sanchez. Brothers and sisters: Guadalupe Sanchez; Juanita Sanchez; Petra Ramirez; Ramon Sanchez and Rosalinda Sanchez

He was preceded in death by his parents; sisters: Eduvijes Griego; Antonia Sanchez and Rosario Rodriguez. And brother Domingo Sanchez.

A gathering and celebration service with the family will be 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday evening May 18th  at Petersen Funeral Home Chapel. Graveside service and inurnment will be at 10:00 a.m., Saturday, May 22nd at Stanton County Cemetery in Johnson City, Kansas.

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 </figure>Joe L. Sanchez 65, died May 12, 2021 at Newton Medical Center. He was born August 20, 1955 in Hereford, Texas to Ernesto and Beatriz F. (Flores) Sanchez.He was a member of Bethany Baptist Church.Joe is survived by his sons Domingo (Kelcie Smith) Sanchez; Michael (Tina) Sanchez; Michael Shane Privett; daughters Kristina Sanchez; Destiny Privett and Tamica Sanchez. Brothers and sisters: Guadalupe Sanchez; Juanita Sanchez; Petra Ramirez; Ramon Sanchez and Rosalinda SanchezHe was preceded in death by his parents; sisters: Eduvijes Griego; Antonia Sanchez and Rosario Rodriguez. And brother Domingo Sanchez.A gathering and celebration service with the family will be 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday evening May 18th at Petersen Funeral Home Chapel. Graveside service and inurnment will be at 10:00 a.m., Saturday, May 22nd at Stanton County Cemetery in Johnson City, Kansas.

Joe L. Sanchez |2021|

Benjamin Edward Wheeler, 42, died Tuesday, May 11th at his home in Newton, Kansas.

He was born in Wichita, Kansas, on April 8, 1979, the son of Frank Edward and Susan (Carr) Wheeler.

Ben was employed at Kansas Auto Repair in Newton as an Automotive Technician.

He enjoyed spending time with his family and friends, but most of all he loved being with his son, Jaylenn Edward.

Ben had a playful, caring demeanor and was a loyal friend. His door was always open to those he felt he could befriend with help, making him a big brother or a father figure to some.

He enjoyed hunting, riding his motorcycle and cheering on his favorite team, OU. Ben had strong convictions and trust in the Lord. He will be missed by many.

Benjamin is survived by his mother, Susan Wheeler; son, Jaylenn Edward Wheeler; sister, Heather Spencer; grandmother, Wanda Carr; and many other family and friends.

He was preceded in death by his father, Frank Edward Wheeler.

A memorial service will be at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, May 22, 2021, at Petersen Funeral Home in Newton.

Memorial Contribution in Ben’s name are suggested to Seventh Direction, 212 N. Hillside, Wichita, Kansas 67214.

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 </figure>Benjamin Edward Wheeler, 42, died Tuesday, May 11th at his home in Newton, Kansas.He was born in Wichita, Kansas, on April 8, 1979, the son of Frank Edward and Susan (Carr) Wheeler.Ben was employed at Kansas Auto Repair in Newton as an Automotive Technician.He enjoyed spending time with his family and friends, but most of all he loved being with his son, Jaylenn Edward.Ben had a playful, caring demeanor and was a loyal friend. His door was always open to those he felt he could befriend with help, making him a big brother or a father figure to some.He enjoyed hunting, riding his motorcycle and cheering on his favorite team, OU. Ben had strong convictions and trust in the Lord. He will be missed by many.Benjamin is survived by his mother, Susan Wheeler; son, Jaylenn Edward Wheeler; sister, Heather Spencer; grandmother, Wanda Carr; and many other family and friends.He was preceded in death by his father, Frank Edward Wheeler.A memorial service will be at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, May 22, 2021, at Petersen Funeral Home in Newton.Memorial Contribution in Ben’s name are suggested to Seventh Direction, 212 N. Hillside, Wichita, Kansas 67214.

Benjamin Edward Wheeler |1979-2021|

Henry Lester Winn,  75, passed away on Sunday May 2nd, 2021 in Valley Center, Kansas.

He was born in Winfield, Kansas to Donald Cox Winn and Rosetta Grace Hinkle. He attended and graduated from West High School in Wichita, Kansas. He served in the United States Air Force as a Military Police stationed at Whiteman Air Force Base and transferred to Thailand. 

Henry enjoyed the outdoors and spent time fishing and camping.

He is preceded in death by his brothers Rodney Winn and Donnie Irvine.

Henry is survived by Carolyn Winn, daughters Ashlee Winn and Angela Winn, granddaughter Katy Liggett, sister 

Patricia Sexton-Holt and brother Ron Sexton.

A graveside service with family will be held at Resurrection Cemetery, 1640 N. Maize Rd, Wichita Kansas on Thursday, May 20 at 10:30 a.m.

Condolences may be left for the family at <a href="http://www.bakerfhvc.com">www.bakerfhvc.com</a>.

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 </figure>Henry Lester Winn, 75, passed away on Sunday May 2nd, 2021 in Valley Center, Kansas.He was born in Winfield, Kansas to Donald Cox Winn and Rosetta Grace Hinkle. He attended and graduated from West High School in Wichita, Kansas. He served in the United States Air Force as a Military Police stationed at Whiteman Air Force Base and transferred to Thailand. Henry enjoyed the outdoors and spent time fishing and camping.He is preceded in death by his brothers Rodney Winn and Donnie Irvine.Henry is survived by Carolyn Winn, daughters Ashlee Winn and Angela Winn, granddaughter Katy Liggett, sister Patricia Sexton-Holt and brother Ron Sexton.A graveside service with family will be held at Resurrection Cemetery, 1640 N. Maize Rd, Wichita Kansas on Thursday, May 20 at 10:30 a.m.Condolences may be left for the family at <a href="http://www.bakerfhvc.com">www.bakerfhvc.com</a>.

Henry Lester Winn |2021|

Donald (Don) Julius Lundquist passed away peacefully on May 15, 2021, surrounded by family at Riverview Estates in Marquette, Kansas. Don was born on April 12, 1931, the son of Abner R. and Martha Hawkinson Lundquist on the family farm near Fremont, Kansas, the youngest of four children. He lived and farmed in the Fremont and Marquette communities except for two years in the Army from 1953-1955. 

Don attended grade school at Fremont then Lindsborg High School, graduating in 1948. He attended a radio and electronics trade school in Omaha for a year after graduation. He returned to the family farm in partnership with his father and brother, LaVern in the 1950’s and continued to farm in the valley until 2001. The partnership also had a cattle-feeding operation.

He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers LaVern (Eleanor) and Virgil (Doris), sister Adeline (John) Hult and his first wife Pattie.

On October 25, 1952, Don was united in marriage to Pattie D. Steele in McPherson. Together, they farmed in the Fremont area for 49 years. One daughter, Rebecca (Becky) Dawn was born to this union in 1960. Pattie passed away on December 29, 2001.

Don spent most of his farming years growing irrigated crops along the Smoky Hill River east of Fremont. He won many awards for his excellent crops of corn and soybeans, including the National Corn Growers Meritorious Service Award in 1996 and the first-ever Corn Impact Award from the Kansas Corn Growers in 2018.

Don was a past director of the Kansas Livestock Association. He was past president of the Kansas Corn Growers and served for nine years as Kansas director of the National Corn Growers. He traveled to Washington, D.C. several times while working on various committees formulating Farm Bills and developing new uses for corn, including ethanol and biodegradable plastics. Don and Pat attended many Corn Growers conventions across the United States developing lifetime friendships. He also was an active member of the American Legion, including many years of service on the Honor Guard.

Avid Kansas State football fans, Don and Pat were season ticket holders for many years. Purple was the color of the day for Saturdays with a special group of family and friends. 4-H was a family program for them with Becky in the 1970’s and later in the 1990’s with their grandsons Kyle, Kevin and Kurtis in Miami County. Don and Pat followed Becky through her school events and then continued with the three grandsons in later years. Grandpa and Grandma were in the stands to cheer them on in all kinds of activities.

On April 10, 2004, Don married Dixie A. Lindstrom at the Freemount Lutheran Church. They made their home in Marquette. Don continued to farm in retirement west of Marquette with Dixie and family.

Family was very important to Don. He loved working and playing with the extended Lundquist, Steele and Lindstrom families. Don was a loving, caring husband, father and grandfather who gave a lot of time to nurture his family in health and in sickness. Farming was his occupation as well as his hobby. Reading usually included a farm magazine or articles on the computer about farming. He never retired from learning about farming.

Don was currently a member of Elim Lutheran Church in Marquette, after being a lifetime member of the Freemount Lutheran Church. He served on the church council for many years, including two terms as chairman. He enjoyed serving on the cemetery committee, taking over the Freemount Cemetery record keeping from 2001-2013. He enjoyed learning about the cemetery from his mentor, Paul Danielson through the years. Don served on the Freemount Church Foundation board from 2004-2014. Although officially retiring from farming in 2001, he continued to help on the farm for Daryl Shields in the valley and Shayne Fox in Marquette for several years. 

Don and Dixie enjoyed many trips across the country. Cattle shows, especially when granddaughters Kylie and Kayla were showing, became a new hobby for Don and Dixie as well as attending some Corn Growers conventions and meetings. 

Don and Dixie moved to Marquette to live in town in 2004 after always living on a farm for over 50 years. During these years the Marquette grandkids became a new adventure for Don and Dixie. They kept “Pappo” young at heart while retiring in Marquette. Known for his great hugs with his family and friends, Don truly enjoyed talking to all his many friends. If you were his friend, you could count on a hug with every hello and goodbye. We will miss those great hugs, Donnie!!

Survivors include wife Dixie of the home; daughter Becky Morgan (Jim) of Louisburg; grandson Kyle, Kevin (Whitney), and Kurtis Morgan; stepdaughters Traci (Kevin) Forssberg of Shawnee, Marci (Shayne) Fox of Marquette, Carri (Eric) Thies of Lenexa; great-grandchild Raegan Morgan; step-grandchildren Kylie and Kayla Fox, Logan Forssberg and Savannah Thies; numerous nieces and nephews.

Memorial services will be held 11:00 a.m., Friday, May 21, 2021, at Elim Lutheran Church in Marquette, with Pastor Amy Pavlovich, officiating.  Private family inurnment will take place at Freemont Lutheran Cemetery, prior to the memorial.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Elim Lutheran Church or to the Marquette American Legion Post #253.  Memorials may be sent in care of Crick-Christians Funeral Home, 103 N. Washington, Lindsborg, KS 67456.

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 </figure>Donald (Don) Julius Lundquist passed away peacefully on May 15, 2021, surrounded by family at Riverview Estates in Marquette, Kansas. Don was born on April 12, 1931, the son of Abner R. and Martha Hawkinson Lundquist on the family farm near Fremont, Kansas, the youngest of four children. He lived and farmed in the Fremont and Marquette communities except for two years in the Army from 1953-1955. Don attended grade school at Fremont then Lindsborg High School, graduating in 1948. He attended a radio and electronics trade school in Omaha for a year after graduation. He returned to the family farm in partnership with his father and brother, LaVern in the 1950’s and continued to farm in the valley until 2001. The partnership also had a cattle-feeding operation.He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers LaVern (Eleanor) and Virgil (Doris), sister Adeline (John) Hult and his first wife Pattie.On October 25, 1952, Don was united in marriage to Pattie D. Steele in McPherson. Together, they farmed in the Fremont area for 49 years. One daughter, Rebecca (Becky) Dawn was born to this union in 1960. Pattie passed away on December 29, 2001.Don spent most of his farming years growing irrigated crops along the Smoky Hill River east of Fremont. He won many awards for his excellent crops of corn and soybeans, including the National Corn Growers Meritorious Service Award in 1996 and the first-ever Corn Impact Award from the Kansas Corn Growers in 2018.Don was a past director of the Kansas Livestock Association. He was past president of the Kansas Corn Growers and served for nine years as Kansas director of the National Corn Growers. He traveled to Washington, D.C. several times while working on various committees formulating Farm Bills and developing new uses for corn, including ethanol and biodegradable plastics. Don and Pat attended many Corn Growers conventions across the United States developing lifetime friendships. He also was an active member of the American Legion, including many years of service on the Honor Guard.Avid Kansas State football fans, Don and Pat were season ticket holders for many years. Purple was the color of the day for Saturdays with a special group of family and friends. 4-H was a family program for them with Becky in the 1970’s and later in the 1990’s with their grandsons Kyle, Kevin and Kurtis in Miami County. Don and Pat followed Becky through her school events and then continued with the three grandsons in later years. Grandpa and Grandma were in the stands to cheer them on in all kinds of activities.On April 10, 2004, Don married Dixie A. Lindstrom at the Freemount Lutheran Church. They made their home in Marquette. Don continued to farm in retirement west of Marquette with Dixie and family.Family was very important to Don. He loved working and playing with the extended Lundquist, Steele and Lindstrom families. Don was a loving, caring husband, father and grandfather who gave a lot of time to nurture his family in health and in sickness. Farming was his occupation as well as his hobby. Reading usually included a farm magazine or articles on the computer about farming. He never retired from learning about farming.Don was currently a member of Elim Lutheran Church in Marquette, after being a lifetime member of the Freemount Lutheran Church. He served on the church council for many years, including two terms as chairman. He enjoyed serving on the cemetery committee, taking over the Freemount Cemetery record keeping from 2001-2013. He enjoyed learning about the cemetery from his mentor, Paul Danielson through the years. Don served on the Freemount Church Foundation board from 2004-2014. Although officially retiring from farming in 2001, he continued to help on the farm for Daryl Shields in the valley and Shayne Fox in Marquette for several years. Don and Dixie enjoyed many trips across the country. Cattle shows, especially when granddaughters Kylie and Kayla were showing, became a new hobby for Don and Dixie as well as attending some Corn Growers conventions and meetings. Don and Dixie moved to Marquette to live in town in 2004 after always living on a farm for over 50 years. During these years the Marquette grandkids became a new adventure for Don and Dixie. They kept “Pappo” young at heart while retiring in Marquette. Known for his great hugs with his family and friends, Don truly enjoyed talking to all his many friends. If you were his friend, you could count on a hug with every hello and goodbye. We will miss those great hugs, Donnie!!Survivors include wife Dixie of the home; daughter Becky Morgan (Jim) of Louisburg; grandson Kyle, Kevin (Whitney), and Kurtis Morgan; stepdaughters Traci (Kevin) Forssberg of Shawnee, Marci (Shayne) Fox of Marquette, Carri (Eric) Thies of Lenexa; great-grandchild Raegan Morgan; step-grandchildren Kylie and Kayla Fox, Logan Forssberg and Savannah Thies; numerous nieces and nephews.Memorial services will be held 11:00 a.m., Friday, May 21, 2021, at Elim Lutheran Church in Marquette, with Pastor Amy Pavlovich, officiating. Private family inurnment will take place at Freemont Lutheran Cemetery, prior to the memorial.Memorial contributions may be made to the Elim Lutheran Church or to the Marquette American Legion Post #253. Memorials may be sent in care of Crick-Christians Funeral Home, 103 N. Washington, Lindsborg, KS 67456.

Donald Julius Lundquist |1931-2021|

David Wayne Anno, 62, passed away May 14, 2021, at Hutchinson Regional Medical Center, Hutchinson, KS.&nbsp; He was born February 14, 1959, in Falls City, NE, to Dwaine L. and Juanita (Prater) Anno, Sr.

David graduated from Falls City Sacred Heart High School.&nbsp; He was a self-employed over-the-road truck driver and enjoyed every moment of being on the road.&nbsp; David also enjoyed old cars and playing pranks.&nbsp; He had a wonderful sense of humor.

David is survived by:&nbsp; fiancée, Ruth Ruelas of Omaha, NE; children, Melissa Anno of Chehallis, WA, and Cory Anno of Analaska, WA; siblings, Dwaine (Sandy) Anno, Jr., of Falls City, NE, Geri (Tim) Meyer of Avoca, NE, and Doug (Sue) Anno of Lincoln, NE; stepfather, Leland Caskey of Lincoln, NE; five stepchildren; seven grandchildren; and numerous step-grandchildren, nieces, and nephews.

He was preceded in death by: his parents; sister, Anita Bentley; and brother-in-law, Kevin Bentley.

Cremation is planned.&nbsp; A private Celebration of Life gathering will be held in Nebraska at a future date.

In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to American Heart Association, in care of Elliott Mortuary and Crematory, 1219 N. Main, Hutchinson, KS 67501.

David Wayne Anno, 62, passed away May 14, 2021, at Hutchinson Regional Medical Center, Hutchinson, KS.&nbsp; He was born February 14, 1959, in Falls City, NE, to Dwaine L. and Juanita (Prater) Anno, Sr.David graduated from Falls City Sacred Heart High School.&nbsp; He was a self-employed over-the-road truck driver and enjoyed every moment of being on the road.&nbsp; David also enjoyed old cars and playing pranks.&nbsp; He had a wonderful sense of humor.David is survived by:&nbsp; fiancée, Ruth Ruelas of Omaha, NE; children, Melissa Anno of Chehallis, WA, and Cory Anno of Analaska, WA; siblings, Dwaine (Sandy) Anno, Jr., of Falls City, NE, Geri (Tim) Meyer of Avoca, NE, and Doug (Sue) Anno of Lincoln, NE; stepfather, Leland Caskey of Lincoln, NE; five stepchildren; seven grandchildren; and numerous step-grandchildren, nieces, and nephews.He was preceded in death by: his parents; sister, Anita Bentley; and brother-in-law, Kevin Bentley.Cremation is planned.&nbsp; A private Celebration of Life gathering will be held in Nebraska at a future date.In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to American Heart Association, in care of Elliott Mortuary and Crematory, 1219 N. Main, Hutchinson, KS 67501.

David Wayne Anno |1959-2021|

Gary O. (GO) Manear, 75, of Buhler, KS, died on May 15, 2021.  Born to Wiley and Edythe (Richardson) Manear of Thermopolis, WY, Gary grew up in Hutchinson, KS where he participated in Boy Scouts and became an Eagle Scout.  As a young man he was a car and motorcycle enthusiast.  He also grew up under the tutelage of his father as a carpenter.

Gary married LaVon (Schroeder) Manear in 1965.  They had two daughters, Christine and Natalie and moved to Buhler, KS, in 1969, where he operated Manear Auto Rebuilders in the early 1970s.  His career spanned nearly 60 years, encompassing mechanics, auto body repair, carpentry, and restauranteurship. In the mid 1980s he undertook the salvage of their original 19th century home on Maple Street, and designed and built a passive solar home which became the site of he and LaVon’s business, LaVon’s Bakery and BBQ. He and LaVon operated the business up to the present, where he enjoyed the company of their many patrons and friends.

Among his passions was Gary’s love of horses, which led him to a community of new friends.  He appreciated the aesthetic and craftsmanship of all facets of horsemanship and was known for his Western flair. In middle age, he took on the re-education of Captain, a 10-year-old horse, who became his boon companion.  Throughout this period he continued to develop his aesthetic of inventive reuse of common materials.  An avid reader, thinking and creating were two of the greatest joys of his life.

Gary is survived by his beloved wife of 56 years, LaVon, daughters, Christine Manear Anderson (Ric), Natalie Manear Gaynor (Matthew) and three handsome grandsons, Sam Wiley Anderson, Joseph True Acuff and Wiley Neel Acuff, as well as Mille, his favorite cat.

Cremation is planned.  A celebration of life will be announced at a later date.  Memorials are suggested to St. Luke’s Heart Institute, Kansas City, MO, in care of Buhler Mortuary, P.O. Box 589, Buhler, KS 67522.

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 </figure>Gary O. (GO) Manear, 75, of Buhler, KS, died on May 15, 2021. Born to Wiley and Edythe (Richardson) Manear of Thermopolis, WY, Gary grew up in Hutchinson, KS where he participated in Boy Scouts and became an Eagle Scout. As a young man he was a car and motorcycle enthusiast. He also grew up under the tutelage of his father as a carpenter.Gary married LaVon (Schroeder) Manear in 1965. They had two daughters, Christine and Natalie and moved to Buhler, KS, in 1969, where he operated Manear Auto Rebuilders in the early 1970s. His career spanned nearly 60 years, encompassing mechanics, auto body repair, carpentry, and restauranteurship. In the mid 1980s he undertook the salvage of their original 19th century home on Maple Street, and designed and built a passive solar home which became the site of he and LaVon’s business, LaVon’s Bakery and BBQ. He and LaVon operated the business up to the present, where he enjoyed the company of their many patrons and friends.Among his passions was Gary’s love of horses, which led him to a community of new friends. He appreciated the aesthetic and craftsmanship of all facets of horsemanship and was known for his Western flair. In middle age, he took on the re-education of Captain, a 10-year-old horse, who became his boon companion. Throughout this period he continued to develop his aesthetic of inventive reuse of common materials. An avid reader, thinking and creating were two of the greatest joys of his life.Gary is survived by his beloved wife of 56 years, LaVon, daughters, Christine Manear Anderson (Ric), Natalie Manear Gaynor (Matthew) and three handsome grandsons, Sam Wiley Anderson, Joseph True Acuff and Wiley Neel Acuff, as well as Mille, his favorite cat.Cremation is planned. A celebration of life will be announced at a later date. Memorials are suggested to St. Luke’s Heart Institute, Kansas City, MO, in care of Buhler Mortuary, P.O. Box 589, Buhler, KS 67522.

Gary O. Manear |2021|

Dustin Dean Altum, 34, died Sunday May 9, 2021 at Newton Medical Center following a brief illness.&nbsp; He was born November 6, 1986 in Newton, Kansas to Wesley D. and Ellen M. (Schuman) Altum.

Dustin was employed in the security industry where he could use his electrical and wiring skills he was continually worked to improve and become more efficient.

He was known for his jokes and ability to make people laugh.&nbsp; He enjoyed relaxing with a good action movie or police and military shows.&nbsp; Paintball, poker, video games were also a pastime that was enjoyed.&nbsp; He was a proud Kansas City Chiefs fan and could be found cheering them to victories on Sunday afternoons.

Dustin’s greatest joy was being a father, son, brother and friend.&nbsp; He greatly looked forward to time with his family and friends.

He is survived by his son Alex Altum, Fiancé Jordan Perkins, step sons James Pease and Colby Dix, brother Robert Altum, sister Mandy Craig and his parents Wesley and Ellen Altum. He is also survived by nieces Katelyn Stahly-Zinn and Erin Zinn and his nephews Jett Altum, Jeffrey Craig, and Preston Craig.&nbsp; Many Aunts, Uncles and Cousins also survive.

A celebration of Dustin’s life will be Friday May 21, at the Volunteer Hall at the Harvey County East Lake with The Reverend Donna Voteau presiding.

Dustin Dean Altum, 34, died Sunday May 9, 2021 at Newton Medical Center following a brief illness.&nbsp; He was born November 6, 1986 in Newton, Kansas to Wesley D. and Ellen M. (Schuman) Altum.Dustin was employed in the security industry where he could use his electrical and wiring skills he was continually worked to improve and become more efficient.He was known for his jokes and ability to make people laugh.&nbsp; He enjoyed relaxing with a good action movie or police and military shows.&nbsp; Paintball, poker, video games were also a pastime that was enjoyed.&nbsp; He was a proud Kansas City Chiefs fan and could be found cheering them to victories on Sunday afternoons.Dustin’s greatest joy was being a father, son, brother and friend.&nbsp; He greatly looked forward to time with his family and friends.He is survived by his son Alex Altum, Fiancé Jordan Perkins, step sons James Pease and Colby Dix, brother Robert Altum, sister Mandy Craig and his parents Wesley and Ellen Altum. He is also survived by nieces Katelyn Stahly-Zinn and Erin Zinn and his nephews Jett Altum, Jeffrey Craig, and Preston Craig.&nbsp; Many Aunts, Uncles and Cousins also survive.A celebration of Dustin’s life will be Friday May 21, at the Volunteer Hall at the Harvey County East Lake with The Reverend Donna Voteau presiding.

Dustin Dean Altum |1986-2021|

Philip Clyde Koontz, age 72, died suddenly May 13, 2021 at his home in Newton.  Phil was born in Beatrice, Neb on June 30, 1948 to Rev Elbert and Ruth Schroeder Koontz.  He graduated from the Hillsboro public schools and Bethel College.  He married Sondra Kay Bandy in Hesston on September 4, 1970. They celebrated 50 years together in 2020.

At age 16, Phil was baptized in the Mennonite Church by his father.  He became a faithful member of the Bethel College Mennonite Church where he served as a member of the worship and trustee commissions.

Throughout high school and college, Phil and his brothers ran a custom combine crew.  Phil was the crew’s mechanic.  This business enabled Phil to graduate debt free from college.  He was always astounded at the trust his father placed in three young men.

Phil was employed at Price Bros Equipment, Wichita, for 40 years where he worked on industrial equipment.  He loved a mechanical problem and was known at work and in the family for his strong work ethic and his ability to fix anything.  He retired in 2012.

Music was one of Phil’s passions.  While in college, he sang with Bethel’s madrigals, concert choir, and male quartet.  At church he sang in the chancel choir and played in the bell choir.  He was a choir and board member of the Newton Chorale, and for more than 40 years, he sang in the Wichita Symphony Chorus.

Another passion was cars.  While the family lost count of the number of cars Phil owned, Phil did not.  He could recite details about every one of them and all the cars he saw on the road.  Phil loved to read history, memoirs, and biographies.  He enjoyed traveling, and with Sondra toured 17 foreign countries and all but two of the fifty states.  Give him a map to look at and he was busy for hours.

Phil was a man of integrity, honesty, and kindness, a gentle man of subtle humor, reserved until he knew you well, and always curious about how things worked.

Phil is survived by his beloved wife Sondra Bandy Koontz, two brothers:  Theodore (Gayle) of Goshen, IN and Richard (Barbara) of North Newton, 1 niece and 4 nephews, and ten great nieces and nephews with another on the way.  He treasured these family relationships and his many friends.

Public visitation (no family present) at the funeral home from 3 – 8 p.m., May 19.  A limited seating memorial service will be held Thursday, May 20, at 1:30 p.m. at the Bethel College Mennonite Church, North Newton.   A public graveside service in Greenwood Cemetery follows at 3 p.m.  Memorials may be sent to the Bethel College Music Department or the Bethel College Mennonite Church in care of Petersen Funeral Home, 215 N. Main, Newton, KS 67114.

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 </figure>Philip Clyde Koontz, age 72, died suddenly May 13, 2021 at his home in Newton. Phil was born in Beatrice, Neb on June 30, 1948 to Rev Elbert and Ruth Schroeder Koontz. He graduated from the Hillsboro public schools and Bethel College. He married Sondra Kay Bandy in Hesston on September 4, 1970. They celebrated 50 years together in 2020.At age 16, Phil was baptized in the Mennonite Church by his father. He became a faithful member of the Bethel College Mennonite Church where he served as a member of the worship and trustee commissions.Throughout high school and college, Phil and his brothers ran a custom combine crew. Phil was the crew’s mechanic. This business enabled Phil to graduate debt free from college. He was always astounded at the trust his father placed in three young men.Phil was employed at Price Bros Equipment, Wichita, for 40 years where he worked on industrial equipment. He loved a mechanical problem and was known at work and in the family for his strong work ethic and his ability to fix anything. He retired in 2012.Music was one of Phil’s passions. While in college, he sang with Bethel’s madrigals, concert choir, and male quartet. At church he sang in the chancel choir and played in the bell choir. He was a choir and board member of the Newton Chorale, and for more than 40 years, he sang in the Wichita Symphony Chorus.Another passion was cars. While the family lost count of the number of cars Phil owned, Phil did not. He could recite details about every one of them and all the cars he saw on the road. Phil loved to read history, memoirs, and biographies. He enjoyed traveling, and with Sondra toured 17 foreign countries and all but two of the fifty states. Give him a map to look at and he was busy for hours.Phil was a man of integrity, honesty, and kindness, a gentle man of subtle humor, reserved until he knew you well, and always curious about how things worked.Phil is survived by his beloved wife Sondra Bandy Koontz, two brothers: Theodore (Gayle) of Goshen, IN and Richard (Barbara) of North Newton, 1 niece and 4 nephews, and ten great nieces and nephews with another on the way. He treasured these family relationships and his many friends.Public visitation (no family present) at the funeral home from 3 – 8 p.m., May 19. A limited seating memorial service will be held Thursday, May 20, at 1:30 p.m. at the Bethel College Mennonite Church, North Newton. A public graveside service in Greenwood Cemetery follows at 3 p.m. Memorials may be sent to the Bethel College Music Department or the Bethel College Mennonite Church in care of Petersen Funeral Home, 215 N. Main, Newton, KS 67114.

Philip Clyde Koontz |1948-2021|

Robert C. Perkins, 92, of Lindsborg, Kansas, and formerly of McPherson passed away at 8:10 a.m., Saturday, May 15th, 2021 while in the company of his loving wife, at Bethany Home. Bob was born in McPherson, Kansas on June 20, 1928, a son of Susie Marie (Rogers) and Charlie Francis Perkins. Bob attended Lincoln grade school, McPherson Junior High school and graduated from McPherson High School in 1946. He later attended McPherson College, McPherson, Kansas and the FBI Academy, Washington D.C. He attended First Christian Church, McPherson. He served in the National Guard of Kansas as a Pvt. First Class. He also served in the U.S. Air Force as a Staff Sergeant in the Korean War and was honorably discharged. He received the United Nations Service Medal, National Defense Service Metal, Korean Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal, SO Hq 6580th ABGRU. Robert Clayton "Bob" Perkins was united in marriage to Sandra Grace Hale on January 7, 1956 at the First Christian Church, McPherson, Kansas. The young couple established their first home together in McPherson. This union was blessed with the birth of three children, two sons and one daughter, Steven, Randall, and Beth. Through the years, Bob worked in housing construction, and worked for the McPherson City Police Department for 35 years with 22 of those years as Police Chief. Bob was a member of the McPherson Shrine Club, IsIs Temple of Salina, Kansas, Free Masonry; Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, life member of the American Legion Post 24, Kansas Peace Officers Association, Boy Scouts, Amateur Radio Club, Disabled American Veterans Commanders Club, life member of the Kansas Assn. of Chiefs of Police. He is survived by his loving and devoted wife of over 65 years, Sandra G Perkins, of Lindsborg, Kansas; his children, Steven R. Perkins and wife Marilyn, of McPherson, Kansas, Randall C. Perkins and wife Shari, of McPherson, Kansas, and Beth M. Hopp and husband Robert, of Abilene, Kansas; his six grandchildren, Tracy Morgan (Danny), Daniel Perkins, Justin Perkins (Cheryl), Brenton Perkins (Stephanie), Adam Hopp, and Owen Hopp (Melissa); his eight great-grandchildren, Austin Morgan (Lorrin), Alex Perkins (Kendall), Emilee Perkins, Skyler Perkins, Natalee Perkins, Cora Perkins, George Perkins, and Brenna Perkins; his 3 great-great-grandchildren, Brynlee Morgan, Lyla Morgan, and Ava Perkins; several nieces and nephews, other relatives and a host of friends. Bob was preceded in death by his parents, Susie and Charlie Perkins; two brothers, Dempsey Duncon and Don Edward Perkins; and two sisters, Priscilla Dean Boblet and Rosella Lee Tipton. Visitation will beheld on Friday, May 21, 2021 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Glidden - Ediger Chapel, McPherson. The memorial service will be held at Glidden - Ediger Chapel, McPherson, Kansas, at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, May 22nd, 2021 with Pastor Robert H. Park officiating. Final resting place will be at the McPherson Cemetery McPherson, Kansas with Military honors presented by members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2715 and the American Legion Post 24 both of McPherson and Taps played by Mark Casebeer. Memorial contributions may be given to KPTS Channel 8 in memory of Bob and they can be sent in care of the Glidden - Ediger Funeral Home; 222 West Euclid Street; McPherson, Kansas 67460.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>Robert C. Perkins, 92, of Lindsborg, Kansas, and formerly of McPherson passed away at 8:10 a.m., Saturday, May 15th, 2021 while in the company of his loving wife, at Bethany Home. Bob was born in McPherson, Kansas on June 20, 1928, a son of Susie Marie (Rogers) and Charlie Francis Perkins. Bob attended Lincoln grade school, McPherson Junior High school and graduated from McPherson High School in 1946. He later attended McPherson College, McPherson, Kansas and the FBI Academy, Washington D.C. He attended First Christian Church, McPherson. He served in the National Guard of Kansas as a Pvt. First Class. He also served in the U.S. Air Force as a Staff Sergeant in the Korean War and was honorably discharged. He received the United Nations Service Medal, National Defense Service Metal, Korean Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal, SO Hq 6580th ABGRU. Robert Clayton "Bob" Perkins was united in marriage to Sandra Grace Hale on January 7, 1956 at the First Christian Church, McPherson, Kansas. The young couple established their first home together in McPherson. This union was blessed with the birth of three children, two sons and one daughter, Steven, Randall, and Beth. Through the years, Bob worked in housing construction, and worked for the McPherson City Police Department for 35 years with 22 of those years as Police Chief. Bob was a member of the McPherson Shrine Club, IsIs Temple of Salina, Kansas, Free Masonry; Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, life member of the American Legion Post 24, Kansas Peace Officers Association, Boy Scouts, Amateur Radio Club, Disabled American Veterans Commanders Club, life member of the Kansas Assn. of Chiefs of Police. He is survived by his loving and devoted wife of over 65 years, Sandra G Perkins, of Lindsborg, Kansas; his children, Steven R. Perkins and wife Marilyn, of McPherson, Kansas, Randall C. Perkins and wife Shari, of McPherson, Kansas, and Beth M. Hopp and husband Robert, of Abilene, Kansas; his six grandchildren, Tracy Morgan (Danny), Daniel Perkins, Justin Perkins (Cheryl), Brenton Perkins (Stephanie), Adam Hopp, and Owen Hopp (Melissa); his eight great-grandchildren, Austin Morgan (Lorrin), Alex Perkins (Kendall), Emilee Perkins, Skyler Perkins, Natalee Perkins, Cora Perkins, George Perkins, and Brenna Perkins; his 3 great-great-grandchildren, Brynlee Morgan, Lyla Morgan, and Ava Perkins; several nieces and nephews, other relatives and a host of friends. Bob was preceded in death by his parents, Susie and Charlie Perkins; two brothers, Dempsey Duncon and Don Edward Perkins; and two sisters, Priscilla Dean Boblet and Rosella Lee Tipton. Visitation will beheld on Friday, May 21, 2021 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Glidden - Ediger Chapel, McPherson. The memorial service will be held at Glidden - Ediger Chapel, McPherson, Kansas, at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, May 22nd, 2021 with Pastor Robert H. Park officiating. Final resting place will be at the McPherson Cemetery McPherson, Kansas with Military honors presented by members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2715 and the American Legion Post 24 both of McPherson and Taps played by Mark Casebeer. Memorial contributions may be given to KPTS Channel 8 in memory of Bob and they can be sent in care of the Glidden - Ediger Funeral Home; 222 West Euclid Street; McPherson, Kansas 67460.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Robert C. Perkins |1928-2021|

Margaret June Cornwell, 94, passed away May 16, 2021, at Kenwood Plaza, St. John, KS.&nbsp; She was born on June 17, 1926, in Osborne County Kansas to Loren and Areta (Dibble)&nbsp; Breckenridge.&nbsp;

June graduated from Woodston High School and Fort Hays College.&nbsp; She then moved to St. John to teach Home Economics where she met Jack Cornwell.&nbsp; On June 6, 1948, they were married at her parents’ home in Rooks County Kansas.&nbsp; To this union were born three children, Rick, Martha and Joe.

June was involved with Jack in the operations of Cornwell Farms.&nbsp; She was a 4-H leader for years teaching many 4-Hers how to bake and was known for her excellent cooking skills including her harvest meals and bread baking.&nbsp; She was also known for her needlework having made elaborate Christmas stockings for grandchildren and great-grandchildren which were treasured, and beautiful crewel and cross-stich pieces. June was a member of the First United Methodist Church, St. John; Chapter AC PEO, Hesperian and a founding member of the Progressive Mothers’ Club.

June is survived by her children Rick Cornwell, &nbsp;Martha (Dan) Riddell and Joe (Lisa) Cornwell; grandchildren Jeff (Sarah) Cornwell, Casey (Charley) Forsyth, Bethany (Scott) Krehbiel, Rob (Chaney) Riddell, Mark Riddell, Melissa (Jake) Cline, Cami (Burke) Long, Ty (Vanessa) Cornwell, and Marci (Austin) Klug;&nbsp; seventeen great-grandchildren; sister Patsy Noble, four nieces and one nephew.&nbsp; She was preceded in death by her husband Jack, her parents, her daughter in law Gayle Cornwell, her brother Eugene Breckenridge and two nephews.&nbsp;

Visitation will be Tuesday, May 18, from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Minnis Chapel, 526 E. 4th Ave., St. John. Funeral service will be Wednesday, May 19, at 1:30 p.m. at Minnis Chapel.&nbsp; Memorials are suggested to the St. John First United Methodist Church or the St. John Educational Foundation &nbsp;in care of Minnis Chapel, P.O. Box 34, St. John, KS&nbsp; 67576.

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 </figure>Margaret June Cornwell, 94, passed away May 16, 2021, at Kenwood Plaza, St. John, KS.&nbsp; She was born on June 17, 1926, in Osborne County Kansas to Loren and Areta (Dibble)&nbsp; Breckenridge.&nbsp;June graduated from Woodston High School and Fort Hays College.&nbsp; She then moved to St. John to teach Home Economics where she met Jack Cornwell.&nbsp; On June 6, 1948, they were married at her parents’ home in Rooks County Kansas.&nbsp; To this union were born three children, Rick, Martha and Joe.June was involved with Jack in the operations of Cornwell Farms.&nbsp; She was a 4-H leader for years teaching many 4-Hers how to bake and was known for her excellent cooking skills including her harvest meals and bread baking.&nbsp; She was also known for her needlework having made elaborate Christmas stockings for grandchildren and great-grandchildren which were treasured, and beautiful crewel and cross-stich pieces. June was a member of the First United Methodist Church, St. John; Chapter AC PEO, Hesperian and a founding member of the Progressive Mothers’ Club.June is survived by her children Rick Cornwell, &nbsp;Martha (Dan) Riddell and Joe (Lisa) Cornwell; grandchildren Jeff (Sarah) Cornwell, Casey (Charley) Forsyth, Bethany (Scott) Krehbiel, Rob (Chaney) Riddell, Mark Riddell, Melissa (Jake) Cline, Cami (Burke) Long, Ty (Vanessa) Cornwell, and Marci (Austin) Klug;&nbsp; seventeen great-grandchildren; sister Patsy Noble, four nieces and one nephew.&nbsp; She was preceded in death by her husband Jack, her parents, her daughter in law Gayle Cornwell, her brother Eugene Breckenridge and two nephews.&nbsp;Visitation will be Tuesday, May 18, from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Minnis Chapel, 526 E. 4th Ave., St. John. Funeral service will be Wednesday, May 19, at 1:30 p.m. at Minnis Chapel.&nbsp; Memorials are suggested to the St. John First United Methodist Church or the St. John Educational Foundation &nbsp;in care of Minnis Chapel, P.O. Box 34, St. John, KS&nbsp; 67576.

Margaret June (Breckenridge) Cornwell |1926-2021|

Kathy Lenora Kilbourn, 75, of Rago, Kansas, passed away May 12, 2021 at her home. 

Graveside services will be held at 2:00 P.M., Monday, May 17, 2021 at Alden Valley Cemetery, Alden, Kansas, with Joseph Delancy officiating. 

Visitation will be from 10:00 A.M. until 1:30 P.M., Monday, May 17, 2021 at Birzer Funeral Home, Sterling with family present. The family has requested memorials be given to Birzer Funeral Home, Sterling to help with funeral expenses.

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 </figure>Kathy Lenora Kilbourn, 75, of Rago, Kansas, passed away May 12, 2021 at her home. Graveside services will be held at 2:00 P.M., Monday, May 17, 2021 at Alden Valley Cemetery, Alden, Kansas, with Joseph Delancy officiating. Visitation will be from 10:00 A.M. until 1:30 P.M., Monday, May 17, 2021 at Birzer Funeral Home, Sterling with family present. The family has requested memorials be given to Birzer Funeral Home, Sterling to help with funeral expenses.

Kathy Lenora Kilbourn |1945-2021|

Cheri’s life began on November 11, 1970 the daughter of Charles “Bill” and Elizabeth “Dianne” (Poland) Buggeln in Ransom, Kansas. She graduated from Augusta Kansas High, Class of 1989, received her associates degree from York College in York, Nebraska and attended classes at Oklahoma Christian. She married Charles “Chuck” Cantrell on March 17, 2016 in Winfield. She was a member of Winfield Church of Christ, loved her children, enjoyed reading, counted cross stitch, word games, movies on Lifetime and collecting pens, purses, and roosters.

Her loving family includes her husband, Chuck of the home, daughters, Teri and Lexi Lech and Abby Cantrell; sons, Eli and Lane Cantrell all of Winfield; parents, Bill and Dianne Buggeln of Augusta; brothers and their wives, Eric and Shannon Buggeln of Carthage, New York, Evan and Jaclyn Buggeln of Edmond, Oklahoma; sister and her husband, Michelle and Albert Bair of Pratt, Kansas; many nieces and nephews.

Cheri passed away peacefully into her Savior’s arms on Thursday, May 13, 2021, at the age of 50, after a courageous battle with Covid 19.

Her family will receive friends on Tuesday, May 18, from 6-8 p.m. Funeral service will be held Wednesday, May 19 at 10:30 a.m. both at Winfield Church of Christ, 1113 Country Club Road, Winfield. Following the funeral, she will be laid to rest in the Isabel Cemetery in Isabel, Kansas at 3:00 p.m.

Memorial contributions may be directed to Winfield Church of Christ in care of Lamb Funeral Home, P.O. Box 358, Whitewater, Kansas 67154. Please sign her online guest book and leave a memory of Cheri at <a href="http://www.ymzfh.com">www.ymzfh.com</a>.

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 </figure>Cheri’s life began on November 11, 1970 the daughter of Charles “Bill” and Elizabeth “Dianne” (Poland) Buggeln in Ransom, Kansas. She graduated from Augusta Kansas High, Class of 1989, received her associates degree from York College in York, Nebraska and attended classes at Oklahoma Christian. She married Charles “Chuck” Cantrell on March 17, 2016 in Winfield. She was a member of Winfield Church of Christ, loved her children, enjoyed reading, counted cross stitch, word games, movies on Lifetime and collecting pens, purses, and roosters.Her loving family includes her husband, Chuck of the home, daughters, Teri and Lexi Lech and Abby Cantrell; sons, Eli and Lane Cantrell all of Winfield; parents, Bill and Dianne Buggeln of Augusta; brothers and their wives, Eric and Shannon Buggeln of Carthage, New York, Evan and Jaclyn Buggeln of Edmond, Oklahoma; sister and her husband, Michelle and Albert Bair of Pratt, Kansas; many nieces and nephews.Cheri passed away peacefully into her Savior’s arms on Thursday, May 13, 2021, at the age of 50, after a courageous battle with Covid 19.Her family will receive friends on Tuesday, May 18, from 6-8 p.m. Funeral service will be held Wednesday, May 19 at 10:30 a.m. both at Winfield Church of Christ, 1113 Country Club Road, Winfield. Following the funeral, she will be laid to rest in the Isabel Cemetery in Isabel, Kansas at 3:00 p.m.Memorial contributions may be directed to Winfield Church of Christ in care of Lamb Funeral Home, P.O. Box 358, Whitewater, Kansas 67154. Please sign her online guest book and leave a memory of Cheri at <a href="http://www.ymzfh.com">www.ymzfh.com</a>.

Cheri Dawn (Buggeln) Cantrell |1970-2021|

Hillsboro - John Edwin Vogt, 96, passed away May 15, 2021 at Hillsboro Community Hospital in Hillsboro. He was born July 9, 1924 to Cornelius and Marie (Heidebrecht) Vogt in Corn, Oklahoma. He married Hilda Thiessen May 31, 1949 at Zoar Church in Inman. 

Survivors include: son, Michael (Georgia) Vogt of Sterling; daughters, Brenda (Lynn) Plett of Colorado Springs, Colorado, Janette (Don) Brubacher of Hillsdale, Michigan; 7 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Predeceased by his wife Hilda Vogt in 2015. 

Celebration of Life service 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, May 19, 2021 at The Hillsboro Mennonite Brethren Church in Hillsboro. Family will receive friends from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Tuesday at the Church. 

Memorials to Tabor College or the M.B. Church in care of Jost Funeral Home P.O. Box 266 Hillsboro, KS 67063. Online condolences at <a href="http://www.jostfuneralhome.com">www.jostfuneralhome.com</a>.

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 </figure>Hillsboro - John Edwin Vogt, 96, passed away May 15, 2021 at Hillsboro Community Hospital in Hillsboro. He was born July 9, 1924 to Cornelius and Marie (Heidebrecht) Vogt in Corn, Oklahoma. He married Hilda Thiessen May 31, 1949 at Zoar Church in Inman. Survivors include: son, Michael (Georgia) Vogt of Sterling; daughters, Brenda (Lynn) Plett of Colorado Springs, Colorado, Janette (Don) Brubacher of Hillsdale, Michigan; 7 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Predeceased by his wife Hilda Vogt in 2015. Celebration of Life service 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, May 19, 2021 at The Hillsboro Mennonite Brethren Church in Hillsboro. Family will receive friends from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Tuesday at the Church. Memorials to Tabor College or the M.B. Church in care of Jost Funeral Home P.O. Box 266 Hillsboro, KS 67063. Online condolences at <a href="http://www.jostfuneralhome.com">www.jostfuneralhome.com</a>.

John Edwin Vogt |1924-2021|

David Edward Armbrister, age 80, died Friday, May 7, 2021, at his home in rural Trego County, Kansas after a short battle with cancer. &nbsp; He was born April 29, 1941 in Hays, Kansas, at St. Anthony Hospital to Ed and Martha (Sauer) Armbrister.&nbsp; He attended grade school in rural Trego County through 8th grade where his mother Martha had been a school teacher and then graduated with the Class of 1959 from Ellis High School. He met Mickey Ruth Foster when he was a patient at Hadley Hospital where she worked.&nbsp; He married Mickey Ruth Foster September 6, 1969, she preceded him in death April 21, 2015.&nbsp; David began farming his family’s farm at a young age until his passing. He loved feeding, checking and watching his cattle grow. He loved planting, and harvesting his wheat and milo crops with all his family helping with the harvest as well as many others through the years. He also loved spending time with his family, grandkids and great grandkids showing them the family farm. He enjoyed his time visiting with family, friends and about anyone who wanted to take the time to converse.&nbsp; He started his Basic Training in Ft. Leonard Wood, MO on Jan. 6th, 1964, then completed his training Feb. 27th, 1964, and finished his final training at Ft. Carson, CO. He then joined the National Guard 995th Maintenance Company in Hays, KS and attended many of the 995th Maintenance Company reunions in recent years.&nbsp; He was a member of the American Legion Post in Hays, KS and also a member of St. John Lutheran Church rural Ellis. He served for a period of time as a board member at the Golden Belt Coop Ellis, KS. He is survived by his children, daughter, Davon Armbrister and significant other Mark Harbold, Ellis; sons, Michael (Gennie) Armbrister, Ellis; and Darin Armbrister, Ellis.&nbsp; Grandchildren, Kourtney (Skyler) Talkington, Ellis, KS; Aaron Schinstock, Washington DC, Brody and Bryce Armbrister, Ellis, KS; Alexa and Adam Armbrister, Hays, KS, Bailey (Keeli) Harbold, Hutchinson, KS, and great grandchildren, Hunter, Kymber, and Briar Talkington, Ellis, KS; brother-n-laws, Mack (Donna) Foster Lakewood, CO, Don (Arline) Foster, Sun City West, AZ, Jack Shull, Neodesha, KS, sister-n-laws, Carol Foster, Tulsa, OK, Mary Foster, Winfield, KS, Esther Foster, Howard, KS; as well as numerous nieces, nephews, great and great-great nieces and nephews and Friends and also his current best friend, family pet, Callie. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, Mickey; and his brother and sister-n-law, Harold and Carolyn Armbrister; sister-n-laws, LeOpal (Cecil) Royalty; Nina Belle (Loren) Donohue; Nancy (Bob) Blair; Carol Shull; Mary (William) Clark; Lucy Bennett; Sally (Joe) Birkle; brother-n-laws, William Foster; David Foster; and Daniel Foster. The family suggests memorials to St. John’s Lutheran Church, Ellis, KS.&nbsp; Donations made payable to the organization, may be sent in care of Keithley Funeral Homes, PO Box 86, Hays, KS, 67601. Services will be held July 17th, 2021 at St. John Lutheran Church. Keithley Funeral Chapel of Ellis will be handling the services. Condolences may be left by guest book at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com/">www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com</a>&nbsp;or by email at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:keithleyfuneralhomes@gmail.com">keithleyfuneralhomes@gmail.com</a>

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 </figure>David Edward Armbrister, age 80, died Friday, May 7, 2021, at his home in rural Trego County, Kansas after a short battle with cancer. &nbsp; He was born April 29, 1941 in Hays, Kansas, at St. Anthony Hospital to Ed and Martha (Sauer) Armbrister.&nbsp; He attended grade school in rural Trego County through 8th grade where his mother Martha had been a school teacher and then graduated with the Class of 1959 from Ellis High School. He met Mickey Ruth Foster when he was a patient at Hadley Hospital where she worked.&nbsp; He married Mickey Ruth Foster September 6, 1969, she preceded him in death April 21, 2015.&nbsp; David began farming his family’s farm at a young age until his passing. He loved feeding, checking and watching his cattle grow. He loved planting, and harvesting his wheat and milo crops with all his family helping with the harvest as well as many others through the years. He also loved spending time with his family, grandkids and great grandkids showing them the family farm. He enjoyed his time visiting with family, friends and about anyone who wanted to take the time to converse.&nbsp; He started his Basic Training in Ft. Leonard Wood, MO on Jan. 6th, 1964, then completed his training Feb. 27th, 1964, and finished his final training at Ft. Carson, CO. He then joined the National Guard 995th Maintenance Company in Hays, KS and attended many of the 995th Maintenance Company reunions in recent years.&nbsp; He was a member of the American Legion Post in Hays, KS and also a member of St. John Lutheran Church rural Ellis. He served for a period of time as a board member at the Golden Belt Coop Ellis, KS. He is survived by his children, daughter, Davon Armbrister and significant other Mark Harbold, Ellis; sons, Michael (Gennie) Armbrister, Ellis; and Darin Armbrister, Ellis.&nbsp; Grandchildren, Kourtney (Skyler) Talkington, Ellis, KS; Aaron Schinstock, Washington DC, Brody and Bryce Armbrister, Ellis, KS; Alexa and Adam Armbrister, Hays, KS, Bailey (Keeli) Harbold, Hutchinson, KS, and great grandchildren, Hunter, Kymber, and Briar Talkington, Ellis, KS; brother-n-laws, Mack (Donna) Foster Lakewood, CO, Don (Arline) Foster, Sun City West, AZ, Jack Shull, Neodesha, KS, sister-n-laws, Carol Foster, Tulsa, OK, Mary Foster, Winfield, KS, Esther Foster, Howard, KS; as well as numerous nieces, nephews, great and great-great nieces and nephews and Friends and also his current best friend, family pet, Callie. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, Mickey; and his brother and sister-n-law, Harold and Carolyn Armbrister; sister-n-laws, LeOpal (Cecil) Royalty; Nina Belle (Loren) Donohue; Nancy (Bob) Blair; Carol Shull; Mary (William) Clark; Lucy Bennett; Sally (Joe) Birkle; brother-n-laws, William Foster; David Foster; and Daniel Foster. The family suggests memorials to St. John’s Lutheran Church, Ellis, KS.&nbsp; Donations made payable to the organization, may be sent in care of Keithley Funeral Homes, PO Box 86, Hays, KS, 67601. Services will be held July 17th, 2021 at St. John Lutheran Church. Keithley Funeral Chapel of Ellis will be handling the services. Condolences may be left by guest book at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com/">www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com</a>&nbsp;or by email at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:keithleyfuneralhomes@gmail.com">keithleyfuneralhomes@gmail.com</a>

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