The rosary and funeral mass for Annie M. Guilmett that was scheduled Saturday at Saint Xavier Catholic Church has been cancelled. It will be rescheduled for a future date.

&nbsp;Annie M. Guilmett (nee: Carlson), O’Fallon MO, passed away April 18, 2022, at age 91. She was married to Francis Guilmett who preceded her in 1992. She was the daughter of the late Harold and Ida Carlson; loving mother of Dean Guilmett (Karen); loving grandmother of Brian and Robert F Guilmett (Randdi); loving great grandmother of Astrid, Alivia and Robert D Guilmett; dear sister of the late Ella Mae Dickson (Robert), the late Elaine Ney (Merl) and the late John Carlson (Ruth Ann); dear aunt to Dennis Dickson (Kathleen), Kay Lynn Jacob (the late Gene), Cleo Hanna (Michael), Walter Ney (Linda) and Eric Ney (Jennifer). Annie resided in Junction City the majority of her life. She retired in 1993 and she remained active as a volunteer in Junction City and abroad. She spent five years volunteering at Heifer International in Perryville, Arkansas. Celebrate at 10:30 am on May 14th, 2022, with Rosary and Funeral Mass to be held at Saint Xavier Catholic Church in Junction City, KS followed by a graveside service at Saint Mary’s Cemetery, 1657-1699 St. Mary’s Rd, Junction City, KS, with Father Gnanasekar Kulandai officiating. In lieu of flowers or live plants, the family suggests memorial contributions in Annie’s behalf to be given to the Alzheimer's Association.&nbsp;&nbsp;

UPDATE:The rosary and funeral mass for Annie M. Guilmett that was scheduled Saturday at Saint Xavier Catholic Church has been cancelled. It will be rescheduled for a future date.---&nbsp;Annie M. Guilmett (nee: Carlson), O’Fallon MO, passed away April 18, 2022, at age 91. She was married to Francis Guilmett who preceded her in 1992. She was the daughter of the late Harold and Ida Carlson; loving mother of Dean Guilmett (Karen); loving grandmother of Brian and Robert F Guilmett (Randdi); loving great grandmother of Astrid, Alivia and Robert D Guilmett; dear sister of the late Ella Mae Dickson (Robert), the late Elaine Ney (Merl) and the late John Carlson (Ruth Ann); dear aunt to Dennis Dickson (Kathleen), Kay Lynn Jacob (the late Gene), Cleo Hanna (Michael), Walter Ney (Linda) and Eric Ney (Jennifer). Annie resided in Junction City the majority of her life. She retired in 1993 and she remained active as a volunteer in Junction City and abroad. She spent five years volunteering at Heifer International in Perryville, Arkansas. Celebrate at 10:30 am on May 14th, 2022, with Rosary and Funeral Mass to be held at Saint Xavier Catholic Church in Junction City, KS followed by a graveside service at Saint Mary’s Cemetery, 1657-1699 St. Mary’s Rd, Junction City, KS, with Father Gnanasekar Kulandai officiating. In lieu of flowers or live plants, the family suggests memorial contributions in Annie’s behalf to be given to the Alzheimer's Association.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Annie M. Guilmett

Mona Mae McDiffett-Kniebel, 88, of Manhattan, Kansas, formerly of Alma and Alta Vista, died Friday, May 6, 2022, at the Via Christi Village. She was a life-long resident of the area.

Mona was born on June 4, 1933, in rural Alta Vista, Kansas, the daughter of Monte and Rosa (Heideman) Rogers. She attended Templin grade school and graduated in 1951 from Alta Vista High School.

Mona married Edwin Guy McDiffett on November 25, 1951, in Alta Vista. She and Guy, together, worked the family farm and ranch operation. Guy preceded her in death on February 6, 1994. On November 6, 1998, Mona married Charles Wayne Kniebel in Sandy Brook, Kansas. He also preceded her in death on January 28, 2016.

Mona was an active farm and ranch wife. She also worked for the Cracker Barrel in Junction City and Patterson IGA in Alta Vista, the Hilltop Café and the Manhattan Stock Commission. For several years, Mona ran her own sewing business, S’ More Sweatshirts. Customers from all over the state would seek her out to have her make them one of her many sweatshirts.

Mona was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church in Alta Vista and the church LWML. Later she became a member of My Redeemer Lutheran Church in Herrington. She was a 4-H leader and a member of the Kansas Pork Producers. She enjoyed playing cards with friends and trips to the Casino. When she was able, Mona, loved to dance. She loved the time she spent with her family and especially loved her Miniature Schnauzers.

Mona is survived by her children; Kayla Dieball (Bob), of Manhattan, and Gregg McDiffett (Linda), of Alma; her grandchildren, Cory Dieball (Sally), Shannon Wertzberger (John), Rusty McDiffett (Pam), and Jake McDiffett; and her great-grandchildren, Karsten and Kasen Breiner, Taylor and Cole Dieball, Maddie and Mitchell Werzberger, and Casey and Chase McDiffett; her sister-in-law, Nyla Rogers, Centralia; grandson-in-law, Chad Breiner; her step-children, Kim Bontrager (Alan), Junction City, Kevin Kniebel (Maryann), White City, and Chuck Kniebel (Kim), Delvan; Her long-time friend and companion, Bruce MacArthur, Topeka; her step-grandchildren, Amanda Julian (Thad), Chelsey Stucky (Tanner), Cassandra Kniebel, Clayton Kniebel, Spencer Bontrager, and Ali Bontrager; three step-great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews and friends.

Mona was also preceded in death by her parents, her granddaughter, Callea Breiner, her brother, Herb Rogers, her step grandson, Chase Kniebel, sister-in-law, Shirley Olson and her husband, Charles, brother-in-law Earl McDiffett and his wife Jean, and nephew Jon Olson.

Funeral services will be held at 10:00 am Thursday, at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Alta Vista. Reverend Michael Schmidt will be officiating. Burial will follow at West Templin Cemetery. Mona will lie-in-state on Wednesday, beginning at 4:00 pm, at Campanella &amp; Stewart Funeral Home in Alma, where the family will greet friends from 6:00 pm until 8:00 pm. They suggest memorial contributions to the St. Paul Lutheran Church, the Parkinson Foundation, the Kansas Junior Angus Association, or the Kansas Junior Hereford Association, and those may be sent in care of the funeral home. Online condolences may be made at www.campanellastewart.com.

Mona Mae McDiffett-Kniebel, 88, of Manhattan, Kansas, formerly of Alma and Alta Vista, died Friday, May 6, 2022, at the Via Christi Village. She was a life-long resident of the area.Mona was born on June 4, 1933, in rural Alta Vista, Kansas, the daughter of Monte and Rosa (Heideman) Rogers. She attended Templin grade school and graduated in 1951 from Alta Vista High School. Mona married Edwin Guy McDiffett on November 25, 1951, in Alta Vista. She and Guy, together, worked the family farm and ranch operation. Guy preceded her in death on February 6, 1994. On November 6, 1998, Mona married Charles Wayne Kniebel in Sandy Brook, Kansas. He also preceded her in death on January 28, 2016. Mona was an active farm and ranch wife. She also worked for the Cracker Barrel in Junction City and Patterson IGA in Alta Vista, the Hilltop Café and the Manhattan Stock Commission. For several years, Mona ran her own sewing business, S’ More Sweatshirts. Customers from all over the state would seek her out to have her make them one of her many sweatshirts. Mona was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church in Alta Vista and the church LWML. Later she became a member of My Redeemer Lutheran Church in Herrington. She was a 4-H leader and a member of the Kansas Pork Producers. She enjoyed playing cards with friends and trips to the Casino. When she was able, Mona, loved to dance. She loved the time she spent with her family and especially loved her Miniature Schnauzers. Mona is survived by her children; Kayla Dieball (Bob), of Manhattan, and Gregg McDiffett (Linda), of Alma; her grandchildren, Cory Dieball (Sally), Shannon Wertzberger (John), Rusty McDiffett (Pam), and Jake McDiffett; and her great-grandchildren, Karsten and Kasen Breiner, Taylor and Cole Dieball, Maddie and Mitchell Werzberger, and Casey and Chase McDiffett; her sister-in-law, Nyla Rogers, Centralia; grandson-in-law, Chad Breiner; her step-children, Kim Bontrager (Alan), Junction City, Kevin Kniebel (Maryann), White City, and Chuck Kniebel (Kim), Delvan; Her long-time friend and companion, Bruce MacArthur, Topeka; her step-grandchildren, Amanda Julian (Thad), Chelsey Stucky (Tanner), Cassandra Kniebel, Clayton Kniebel, Spencer Bontrager, and Ali Bontrager; three step-great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews and friends.Mona was also preceded in death by her parents, her granddaughter, Callea Breiner, her brother, Herb Rogers, her step grandson, Chase Kniebel, sister-in-law, Shirley Olson and her husband, Charles, brother-in-law Earl McDiffett and his wife Jean, and nephew Jon Olson. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 am Thursday, at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Alta Vista. Reverend Michael Schmidt will be officiating. Burial will follow at West Templin Cemetery. Mona will lie-in-state on Wednesday, beginning at 4:00 pm, at Campanella &amp; Stewart Funeral Home in Alma, where the family will greet friends from 6:00 pm until 8:00 pm. They suggest memorial contributions to the St. Paul Lutheran Church, the Parkinson Foundation, the Kansas Junior Angus Association, or the Kansas Junior Hereford Association, and those may be sent in care of the funeral home. Online condolences may be made at www.campanellastewart.com.

Mona Mae McDiffett-Kniebel

Donna Belle William, 89, of St. George, Kansas, passed away on Monday (May 9, 2022) at Good Shepherd Hospice House in Manhattan, Kansas.

Born February 25, 1933 in her grandmother’s house in Onaga, Kansas, Donna was the daughter of Clarence and Rose (Wege) Tessendorf.&nbsp; She attended Halligan Grade School near Emmett until her family moved to Wamego when she was in the 5th&nbsp;Grade.&nbsp; Donna attended Davis school and was a 1951 graduate of Wamego High School.

She married Roger G. William on March 4, 1956.&nbsp; They celebrated 60 years of marriage before Roger passed away on June 13, 2016.&nbsp;

Donna was a member of the Crafty Seniors of Manhattan.&nbsp; She enjoyed gardening, crocheting, knitting, oil painting and loved playing on her smart phone.&nbsp; Donna’s greatest joy was the time she spent with her family and friends.

Survivors include two sons, Mike William (Teresa) of Manhattan, KS and Scott William (Debbie Webb) of St. George, KS; four grandchildren, Dustin Caddell (Martha), Dee Garcia (Alberto), Rebecca William and Daniel William; five great grandchildren; a brother, Jim Tessendorf (Sharen) of Wamego; and several nieces and nephews.

Donna was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Roger; a daughter, Teresa Ann Caddell Bestvater; and a sister, Marilyn Regelman.

Cremation services are in the care of Campanella &amp; Stewart Funeral Home in Wamego.

Private family services will be held at St. George Cemetery with Pastor Laura Burnett officiating.

Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association and may be left with Campanella &amp; Stewart Funeral Home, 4370 Salzer Road, Wamego, KS 66547

Donna Belle William, 89, of St. George, Kansas, passed away on Monday (May 9, 2022) at Good Shepherd Hospice House in Manhattan, Kansas.Born February 25, 1933 in her grandmother’s house in Onaga, Kansas, Donna was the daughter of Clarence and Rose (Wege) Tessendorf.&nbsp; She attended Halligan Grade School near Emmett until her family moved to Wamego when she was in the 5th&nbsp;Grade.&nbsp; Donna attended Davis school and was a 1951 graduate of Wamego High School.She married Roger G. William on March 4, 1956.&nbsp; They celebrated 60 years of marriage before Roger passed away on June 13, 2016.&nbsp;Donna was a member of the Crafty Seniors of Manhattan.&nbsp; She enjoyed gardening, crocheting, knitting, oil painting and loved playing on her smart phone.&nbsp; Donna’s greatest joy was the time she spent with her family and friends.Survivors include two sons, Mike William (Teresa) of Manhattan, KS and Scott William (Debbie Webb) of St. George, KS; four grandchildren, Dustin Caddell (Martha), Dee Garcia (Alberto), Rebecca William and Daniel William; five great grandchildren; a brother, Jim Tessendorf (Sharen) of Wamego; and several nieces and nephews.Donna was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Roger; a daughter, Teresa Ann Caddell Bestvater; and a sister, Marilyn Regelman.Cremation services are in the care of Campanella &amp; Stewart Funeral Home in Wamego.Private family services will be held at St. George Cemetery with Pastor Laura Burnett officiating.Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association and may be left with Campanella &amp; Stewart Funeral Home, 4370 Salzer Road, Wamego, KS 66547

Donna Belle William

Lorrie LoAnn Holloway, 66, of Wamego, Kansas. died Monday, April 18, 2022, at the Wamego, Kansas Hospital.

Born on March 31, 1956 at a hospital in Salina, Kansas, Lorrie grew up in Minneapolis, Kansas, the only child of her loving parents, Clifford and Loretta (Schur) Kibler. She graduated from Minneapolis High School in 1974.

After completing the courses for Office Education from the Manhattan Vo-Tech College in 1975, she joined the K-State family as a clerk for K-State Research and Extension in June of 1975.&nbsp; Four years later she married her husband, Morris “Tip” Holloway, Jr., on April 21, 1979.

Lorrie and Tip’s family grew with the birth of their two sons -- Jeremy in 1980 and Kasey in 1982.&nbsp; During the boys’ younger days, Tip’s sister Wanda lived with them and cared for the boys while Lorrie and Tip were at work. As a result, the boys and Lorrie were all very close with Wanda and she was a stable influence in their lives as well.

In 1979, Lorrie joined K-State’s Department of Aerospace Studies as the Senior Administrative Assistant.&nbsp; She was featured in a 2007 article in the K-Statement. The article stated she was “Dedicated to the students” and “enjoys working in a ”family-oriented department”. She was called “Mrs. H” by the hundreds of students commissioned as Second Lieutenants in the United States Air Force and the many officers and staff members who passed through the department. Col. Randy O’Boyle, K-State professor of Aerospace Studies at the time, referred to her “as a legendary force in Air Force ROTC at K-State” The article went on to say that during the 31 years she worked at K-State, she had “worked with 9 different department heads, and 27 assistant professors”.&nbsp;&nbsp; She continued working at the Department of Aerospace Studies until her retirement.&nbsp;

Mrs. H used her sense of humor to develop a rapport with many of her students, but she would become “the Dragonlady” on days when official decorum was of utmost necessity, and someone forgot to remove their flight cap before entering “her building”.&nbsp; Many of her former students would return to see her or kept in touch via Facebook.

In 1985, her younger cousin Val, came to K-State as a freshman and Lorrie took her under her wing -- playing chauffeur, friend, and confidant as well as a role model when Val was offered the student position of Supply Custodian for AFROTC.&nbsp; The two spent the next 4 years fitting future USAF officers with uniforms and passing IG inspections with Mrs. H’s usual perfect ratings. Val returned to Manhattan to work full-time at K-State in 1992 and Lorrie, Tip and their boys “adopted her” as did the grandkids, nieces and nephews as they met Val (although the younguns were, and still are, never quite sure how to explain the relationship because she was “just Val”).

While watching those “kids” grow into USAF officers, her family grew by 2 granddaughters - MaKayla in 2003 and Alexis in 2005.&nbsp;

Lorrie was “Aunt Lorrie” to a huge group of nieces and nephews from Tip’s side of the family and the Holloway home was “the place to be” in the summer.&nbsp; Even though one of her favorite phrases was “you know, I hate kids don’t you?”, they all knew that was really her way of telling them that they were loved, welcomed, and accepted at the home she and Tip shared in Wamego.&nbsp; This love and acceptance resulted in that generation being a close-knit group even with a 20+ year difference amongst them.

After her mother’s death in 2007, Lorrie was determined to retire while still in good health so she would be able to enjoy time with her grandchildren. She retired from K-State in 2008 and her grandson Kingstyn subsequently joined the family in 2009. &nbsp;The three grandkids were her pride and joy.&nbsp; Before COVID, they kept her busy with soccer, gymnastics, softball, and other school events as well as weekend trips to Manhattan to be spoiled, go shopping for groceries and lunch out somewhere.&nbsp; In her spare time, she was an avid reader, quilter, knitter, crocheter, embroiderer and played computer games or watched her favorite TV show, “Iron Chef” as well as spending time with her cats.

After the sudden death of Tip in 2017, Lorrie returned to work, initially as a part-time cashier at Dollar General in Wamego and then at Wal-Mart, continuing to use her good humor and wit to keep the customers coming back.&nbsp; Once it was determined that she would need to begin dialysis and started the process to be placed on the Kidney transplant list, Lorrie retired a second time in 2018.&nbsp; &nbsp;It was during her intake appointment for placement on the transplant list that Lorrie chose to be an organ and tissue donor through the Midwest Transplant Network.

Lorrie is survived by her sons, grandchildren and the many people whose lives she has touched but especially these groups of people:

The families of the host of nieces and nephews who spent summers with Uncle Tip and Aunt Lorrie: Chris Cease, Garnett Cease, Tammy Harris, Eric Holloway, Paige Volkel, Mindy Miller, Brian Hudson, Billie Cargal, Gary Holloway, Buddy Holloway, Ethan Holloway, Samantha Colson, Shane Bussart, Amber Bussart, Jeessica Imthurn and Crystal Vesta.

Tip’s remaining brothers and sisters: Wanda Tabb, Wendie Harris, Wendell Holloway and Toni Stiles.

Aunts and uncles from her mother’s side of the family: Tim Schur, Grace Lawrence, and Zoe Ann Schur.&nbsp;

Her cousins and their families: Angie Harris, Renee Schur, and Melissa Whittaker; Chris Lawrence; Liz Anderson, Donna Parks, Charlie Parks and Sandy Bennett, Vicki McKain and Valorie McKain.

She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband as well as several in-laws, aunts, uncles, and cousins.

The family will host a celebration of Lorrie's life on Saturday (June 4, 2022) at 1:00 p.m. at the Manhattan First Assembly of God Church, 2310 Candlewood Drive, Manhattan, KS.&nbsp; Friends are invited to attend.

In lieu of flowers donations to assist the family with finals expenses and the grandchildren’s education and activity fund can be made at&nbsp;<a href="https://gofund.me/92ed347d">https://gofund.me/92ed347d</a>.

Lorrie LoAnn Holloway, 66, of Wamego, Kansas. died Monday, April 18, 2022, at the Wamego, Kansas Hospital.Born on March 31, 1956 at a hospital in Salina, Kansas, Lorrie grew up in Minneapolis, Kansas, the only child of her loving parents, Clifford and Loretta (Schur) Kibler. She graduated from Minneapolis High School in 1974.After completing the courses for Office Education from the Manhattan Vo-Tech College in 1975, she joined the K-State family as a clerk for K-State Research and Extension in June of 1975.&nbsp; Four years later she married her husband, Morris “Tip” Holloway, Jr., on April 21, 1979.Lorrie and Tip’s family grew with the birth of their two sons -- Jeremy in 1980 and Kasey in 1982.&nbsp; During the boys’ younger days, Tip’s sister Wanda lived with them and cared for the boys while Lorrie and Tip were at work. As a result, the boys and Lorrie were all very close with Wanda and she was a stable influence in their lives as well.In 1979, Lorrie joined K-State’s Department of Aerospace Studies as the Senior Administrative Assistant.&nbsp; She was featured in a 2007 article in the K-Statement. The article stated she was “Dedicated to the students” and “enjoys working in a ”family-oriented department”. She was called “Mrs. H” by the hundreds of students commissioned as Second Lieutenants in the United States Air Force and the many officers and staff members who passed through the department. Col. Randy O’Boyle, K-State professor of Aerospace Studies at the time, referred to her “as a legendary force in Air Force ROTC at K-State” The article went on to say that during the 31 years she worked at K-State, she had “worked with 9 different department heads, and 27 assistant professors”.&nbsp;&nbsp; She continued working at the Department of Aerospace Studies until her retirement.&nbsp;Mrs. H used her sense of humor to develop a rapport with many of her students, but she would become “the Dragonlady” on days when official decorum was of utmost necessity, and someone forgot to remove their flight cap before entering “her building”.&nbsp; Many of her former students would return to see her or kept in touch via Facebook.In 1985, her younger cousin Val, came to K-State as a freshman and Lorrie took her under her wing -- playing chauffeur, friend, and confidant as well as a role model when Val was offered the student position of Supply Custodian for AFROTC.&nbsp; The two spent the next 4 years fitting future USAF officers with uniforms and passing IG inspections with Mrs. H’s usual perfect ratings. Val returned to Manhattan to work full-time at K-State in 1992 and Lorrie, Tip and their boys “adopted her” as did the grandkids, nieces and nephews as they met Val (although the younguns were, and still are, never quite sure how to explain the relationship because she was “just Val”).While watching those “kids” grow into USAF officers, her family grew by 2 granddaughters - MaKayla in 2003 and Alexis in 2005.&nbsp;Lorrie was “Aunt Lorrie” to a huge group of nieces and nephews from Tip’s side of the family and the Holloway home was “the place to be” in the summer.&nbsp; Even though one of her favorite phrases was “you know, I hate kids don’t you?”, they all knew that was really her way of telling them that they were loved, welcomed, and accepted at the home she and Tip shared in Wamego.&nbsp; This love and acceptance resulted in that generation being a close-knit group even with a 20+ year difference amongst them.After her mother’s death in 2007, Lorrie was determined to retire while still in good health so she would be able to enjoy time with her grandchildren. She retired from K-State in 2008 and her grandson Kingstyn subsequently joined the family in 2009. &nbsp;The three grandkids were her pride and joy.&nbsp; Before COVID, they kept her busy with soccer, gymnastics, softball, and other school events as well as weekend trips to Manhattan to be spoiled, go shopping for groceries and lunch out somewhere.&nbsp; In her spare time, she was an avid reader, quilter, knitter, crocheter, embroiderer and played computer games or watched her favorite TV show, “Iron Chef” as well as spending time with her cats.After the sudden death of Tip in 2017, Lorrie returned to work, initially as a part-time cashier at Dollar General in Wamego and then at Wal-Mart, continuing to use her good humor and wit to keep the customers coming back.&nbsp; Once it was determined that she would need to begin dialysis and started the process to be placed on the Kidney transplant list, Lorrie retired a second time in 2018.&nbsp; &nbsp;It was during her intake appointment for placement on the transplant list that Lorrie chose to be an organ and tissue donor through the Midwest Transplant Network.Lorrie is survived by her sons, grandchildren and the many people whose lives she has touched but especially these groups of people:The families of the host of nieces and nephews who spent summers with Uncle Tip and Aunt Lorrie: Chris Cease, Garnett Cease, Tammy Harris, Eric Holloway, Paige Volkel, Mindy Miller, Brian Hudson, Billie Cargal, Gary Holloway, Buddy Holloway, Ethan Holloway, Samantha Colson, Shane Bussart, Amber Bussart, Jeessica Imthurn and Crystal Vesta.Tip’s remaining brothers and sisters: Wanda Tabb, Wendie Harris, Wendell Holloway and Toni Stiles.Aunts and uncles from her mother’s side of the family: Tim Schur, Grace Lawrence, and Zoe Ann Schur.&nbsp;Her cousins and their families: Angie Harris, Renee Schur, and Melissa Whittaker; Chris Lawrence; Liz Anderson, Donna Parks, Charlie Parks and Sandy Bennett, Vicki McKain and Valorie McKain.She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband as well as several in-laws, aunts, uncles, and cousins.The family will host a celebration of Lorrie's life on Saturday (June 4, 2022) at 1:00 p.m. at the Manhattan First Assembly of God Church, 2310 Candlewood Drive, Manhattan, KS.&nbsp; Friends are invited to attend.In lieu of flowers donations to assist the family with finals expenses and the grandchildren’s education and activity fund can be made at&nbsp;<a href="https://gofund.me/92ed347d">https://gofund.me/92ed347d</a>.

Lorrie LoAnn Holloway

Don Richard Jolly, 68, of Glendale, Arizona, and formerly of Wamego, Kansas, passed away on May 1, 2022 from cardiac arrest.

Don was born in Wamego, Kansas on October 27, 1953 to Harold and Carolyn Jolly.&nbsp; Harold passed away on March 5, 1963 from a malignant brain tumor, and later Carolyn married Darrell Larson.&nbsp;

Don was a 1971 graduate of Wamego High School and a graduate from Manhattan Area Vocational Technical School in the Printing Trades profession.&nbsp; He worked for many printing companies in the state of Kansas and Arizona.&nbsp;

In high school, he met his wife, Theresa Zoeller and was married on October 4, 1974.&nbsp; In 1990, they relocated to Glendale, Arizona.&nbsp;

Don had a passion for motorcycles.&nbsp; He owned 10 of them in his lifetime.&nbsp; He and his wife enjoyed motorcycle riding, traveling throughout the Southwest and Midwest of the U.S. &nbsp;&nbsp;He loved to tinker with them, keeping them clean, shiny, and polished.

He also liked to engage in a lively discussion, debate, or conversation about politics.&nbsp; He spent many hours watching political TV programs. Don was an avid reader as he was interested in books and magazines, especially about History. He could come up with facts in an instant.&nbsp; Don enjoyed watching movies at home with a giant bowl of popcorn in front of him. &nbsp;He was a fan of the KC Chiefs, Arizona Cardinals, and K-State football. Don loved coming back to Wamego over the 4th&nbsp;of July to watch the parade and fireworks.&nbsp;

Don had a wonderful sense of humor that at times had you rolling out of your chair laughing so hard that tears came streaming down your face. He was able to make people laugh exactly when it was needed. He will be sadly missed, never forgotten by his family and friends.

Survivors include his wife, Theresa of the home; sister, Linda Jolly of Wamego, KS;&nbsp; step-father, Darrell Larson of Wamego, KS;&nbsp; sisters-in law, Donna Burnette, Rodanthe, NC; Diane Zoeller, and Nancy Scheopner of Wamego, KS;&nbsp; brother-in-law, Patrick Munson, Rodanthe, NC; God-daughter/niece, Kali Grenfell, Livonia MI; nephew, Blake Burnette, Paw Paw, MI.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp;He was preceded in death by his parents, Harold Jolly and Carolyn Larson; brother, Larry Gene Jolly; father-in-law, Donald Zoeller; and mother-in-law, Evelyn Zoeller.&nbsp;

Visitation will be Tuesday, May 10, 2022 from 10:00 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. at Campanella &amp; Stewart Funeral Home in Wamego. Mass of Christian Burial will be Tuesday, May 10, 2022 at 11:00 a.m. at St. Bernard’s Catholic Church in Wamego, followed by Burial at St. Bernard’s Catholic Church Cemetery.&nbsp; Memorials and Donations for the Wamego Public Library or for the Wamego Fireworks Fund may be left at the funeral home. Condolences may also be left at:&nbsp;<a href="http://www.campanellastewart.com/">www.campanellastewart.com</a>.

Don Richard Jolly, 68, of Glendale, Arizona, and formerly of Wamego, Kansas, passed away on May 1, 2022 from cardiac arrest.Don was born in Wamego, Kansas on October 27, 1953 to Harold and Carolyn Jolly.&nbsp; Harold passed away on March 5, 1963 from a malignant brain tumor, and later Carolyn married Darrell Larson.&nbsp;Don was a 1971 graduate of Wamego High School and a graduate from Manhattan Area Vocational Technical School in the Printing Trades profession.&nbsp; He worked for many printing companies in the state of Kansas and Arizona.&nbsp;In high school, he met his wife, Theresa Zoeller and was married on October 4, 1974.&nbsp; In 1990, they relocated to Glendale, Arizona.&nbsp;Don had a passion for motorcycles.&nbsp; He owned 10 of them in his lifetime.&nbsp; He and his wife enjoyed motorcycle riding, traveling throughout the Southwest and Midwest of the U.S. &nbsp;&nbsp;He loved to tinker with them, keeping them clean, shiny, and polished.He also liked to engage in a lively discussion, debate, or conversation about politics.&nbsp; He spent many hours watching political TV programs. Don was an avid reader as he was interested in books and magazines, especially about History. He could come up with facts in an instant.&nbsp; Don enjoyed watching movies at home with a giant bowl of popcorn in front of him. &nbsp;He was a fan of the KC Chiefs, Arizona Cardinals, and K-State football. Don loved coming back to Wamego over the 4th&nbsp;of July to watch the parade and fireworks.&nbsp;Don had a wonderful sense of humor that at times had you rolling out of your chair laughing so hard that tears came streaming down your face. He was able to make people laugh exactly when it was needed. He will be sadly missed, never forgotten by his family and friends.Survivors include his wife, Theresa of the home; sister, Linda Jolly of Wamego, KS;&nbsp; step-father, Darrell Larson of Wamego, KS;&nbsp; sisters-in law, Donna Burnette, Rodanthe, NC; Diane Zoeller, and Nancy Scheopner of Wamego, KS;&nbsp; brother-in-law, Patrick Munson, Rodanthe, NC; God-daughter/niece, Kali Grenfell, Livonia MI; nephew, Blake Burnette, Paw Paw, MI.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;He was preceded in death by his parents, Harold Jolly and Carolyn Larson; brother, Larry Gene Jolly; father-in-law, Donald Zoeller; and mother-in-law, Evelyn Zoeller.&nbsp;Visitation will be Tuesday, May 10, 2022 from 10:00 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. at Campanella &amp; Stewart Funeral Home in Wamego. Mass of Christian Burial will be Tuesday, May 10, 2022 at 11:00 a.m. at St. Bernard’s Catholic Church in Wamego, followed by Burial at St. Bernard’s Catholic Church Cemetery.&nbsp; Memorials and Donations for the Wamego Public Library or for the Wamego Fireworks Fund may be left at the funeral home. Condolences may also be left at:&nbsp;<a href="http://www.campanellastewart.com/">www.campanellastewart.com</a>.

Don R. Jolly

Complete funeral information will be announced later by the Yorgensen-Meloan-Londeen Funeral Home.

<h2>Deloris M. Berland</h2>August 23, 1943-May 9, 2022Complete funeral information will be announced later by the Yorgensen-Meloan-Londeen Funeral Home.

Deloris M. Berland

Thursday, November 30, 1972 - Saturday, May 7, 2022&nbsp;

Danny Lee KirkpatrickThursday, November 30, 1972 - Saturday, May 7, 2022&nbsp;

Danny Lee Kirkpatrick

&nbsp;Emma Marie Welborn passed away Friday, May 6, 2022. She was born on July 3, 1922 to William and Effie Kolling in rural Chapman, Kansas. She graduated from Chapman High School in 1941. She was united in marriage to William Prentiss in 1944. He preceded her in death in 1958. She later married Sam Welborn in 1960. He preceded her in death in 1982. She was a talented painter and wood carver and also repaired and built brass musical instruments. She worked as a clerk and tourist guide for Old Abilene Town and The Visitors Center. She is preceded in death by her parents William and Effie Kolling, two brothers - Robert Kolling and Hank Kolling, a daughter - Dena Prentiss, two step-daughters - Charlotte Armitage and Pamela Reynolds, and a stepson - Ed Prentiss. She is survived by three sons - Mike Prentiss (Sandy Prentiss), Rick Prentiss ( Donna Prentiss) and Glenn Welborn (Sheri Welborn) plus numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great-great grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Emma - you built a family that is your greatest legacy. Forever in our hearts. Services Saturday - May 14, 2022, 11:00 a.m. at Abilene First Christian Church, Abilene, Kansas.&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp;Emma Marie Welborn passed away Friday, May 6, 2022. She was born on July 3, 1922 to William and Effie Kolling in rural Chapman, Kansas. She graduated from Chapman High School in 1941. She was united in marriage to William Prentiss in 1944. He preceded her in death in 1958. She later married Sam Welborn in 1960. He preceded her in death in 1982. She was a talented painter and wood carver and also repaired and built brass musical instruments. She worked as a clerk and tourist guide for Old Abilene Town and The Visitors Center. She is preceded in death by her parents William and Effie Kolling, two brothers - Robert Kolling and Hank Kolling, a daughter - Dena Prentiss, two step-daughters - Charlotte Armitage and Pamela Reynolds, and a stepson - Ed Prentiss. She is survived by three sons - Mike Prentiss (Sandy Prentiss), Rick Prentiss ( Donna Prentiss) and Glenn Welborn (Sheri Welborn) plus numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great-great grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Emma - you built a family that is your greatest legacy. Forever in our hearts. Services Saturday - May 14, 2022, 11:00 a.m. at Abilene First Christian Church, Abilene, Kansas.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Emma Marie Welborn

&nbsp; Funeral services for Laura J. Woods, age 61, of Abilene, will be 10:00 am Friday, May 13, 2022 at the Abilene Cemetery with Pastor Lindsey Brummer officiating. Mrs. Woods passed away Sunday, May 8, 2022 at the Salina Regional Hospital. She was born February 23, 1961 in Herington, Kansas the daughter of Vernon L. and Gertrude Maxine (Fast) Kandt. Laura graduated from Herington High School and was a homemaker. She enjoyed quilting, scrapbooking, making candles, gardening, and loved animals. Laura was united in marriage to Thomas Woods on March 14, 1998 in Healy, Kansas. He survives of the home. Other survivors include her brother Brian Kandt of Wichita. She is preceded in death by her parents. Laura’s family will receive friends from 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Thursday, evening at the Danner Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Laura Woods Memorial Fund and may be sent in care of the Danner Funeral Home, 501 N. Buckeye, Abilene, Kansas 67410.&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp; Funeral services for Laura J. Woods, age 61, of Abilene, will be 10:00 am Friday, May 13, 2022 at the Abilene Cemetery with Pastor Lindsey Brummer officiating. Mrs. Woods passed away Sunday, May 8, 2022 at the Salina Regional Hospital. She was born February 23, 1961 in Herington, Kansas the daughter of Vernon L. and Gertrude Maxine (Fast) Kandt. Laura graduated from Herington High School and was a homemaker. She enjoyed quilting, scrapbooking, making candles, gardening, and loved animals. Laura was united in marriage to Thomas Woods on March 14, 1998 in Healy, Kansas. He survives of the home. Other survivors include her brother Brian Kandt of Wichita. She is preceded in death by her parents. Laura’s family will receive friends from 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Thursday, evening at the Danner Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Laura Woods Memorial Fund and may be sent in care of the Danner Funeral Home, 501 N. Buckeye, Abilene, Kansas 67410.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Laura J. Woods

Irene Sterner, 96 of rural Enterprise passed away May 6, 2022 at Village Manor Nursing Home in Abilene. She was born November 24, 1926 on a family farm west of Holland, the daughter of Charley E. and Nora (Broughton) Howie. She attended local schools and graduated from Abilene High School with the class of 1944. 

On August 4, 1957 she was united in marriage to Dale W. Sterner. They farmed in the Navarre community all their married life. She worked for Southwestern Bell Telephone Company for 35 years prior to retiring and also helped her husband with their farming operation. She was a member of the Telephone Pioneer of America. Irene is survived by her brother Edward of Salina. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband Dale, and two sisters, Bernice Rutz and Dorothy Lang. 

Graveside Services for Irene will be 10:00 A.M., Tuesday, May 10, 2022 at Navarre Cemetery with Pastor Stan Norman officiating. Friends may come by Danner Funeral Home anytime after 9:00 A.M., on Monday to sign the register book. Memorials may be given to the Central Kansas Free Fair. Memorials may be dropped off or mailed to Danner Funeral Home, 501 N. Buckeye, Abilene, Kansas 67410. Online condolences may be sent to www.dannerfuneralhome.net.

Irene Sterner, 96 of rural Enterprise passed away May 6, 2022 at Village Manor Nursing Home in Abilene. She was born November 24, 1926 on a family farm west of Holland, the daughter of Charley E. and Nora (Broughton) Howie. She attended local schools and graduated from Abilene High School with the class of 1944. On August 4, 1957 she was united in marriage to Dale W. Sterner. They farmed in the Navarre community all their married life. She worked for Southwestern Bell Telephone Company for 35 years prior to retiring and also helped her husband with their farming operation. She was a member of the Telephone Pioneer of America. Irene is survived by her brother Edward of Salina. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband Dale, and two sisters, Bernice Rutz and Dorothy Lang. Graveside Services for Irene will be 10:00 A.M., Tuesday, May 10, 2022 at Navarre Cemetery with Pastor Stan Norman officiating. Friends may come by Danner Funeral Home anytime after 9:00 A.M., on Monday to sign the register book. Memorials may be given to the Central Kansas Free Fair. Memorials may be dropped off or mailed to Danner Funeral Home, 501 N. Buckeye, Abilene, Kansas 67410. Online condolences may be sent to www.dannerfuneralhome.net.

Irene Sterner

Jean Pierce McKenzie, age 95, formerly of Abilene and Topeka, Kansas, passed away peacefully at her home in Fort Myers, Florida on May 4, 2022. Jean was born on July 23, 1926, in Abilene, Kansas to James and Alice (Sims) Greenough. She grew up in Solomon, Kansas, a community where lasting friendships remained. In 1949, she graduated from Kansas State University with a bachelor’s degree in Dietetics and Institutional Management. In 1950, she married her college beau, Robert L. Pierce. They resided in Abilene, Kansas for 28 years. Bob was affiliated with the Duckwall-Alco Company and Jean was a homemaker with three children, and an active community volunteer. She helped organize the Abilene-Salina Tri-Delta alumni group, served as President of AAUW, and had a lifelong association with PEO; all organizations providing education and uplift to women worldwide. On the Dickinson County Agricultural Board, she enjoyed teaching nutritional classes and served many roles at the First United Methodist Church. Her love for the great outdoors made her a natural Girl Scout from childhood through adulthood, culminating as both a Girl Scout and Boy Scout leader. Jean enjoyed an active life of camping, golfing, cycling and exercise. She maintained that love of the outdoors and exercise to her final days. Always an ardent KSU alum, Jean attended most football games and was active with the Kansas State Alumni Association and Foundation. After her husband Bob passed in 1977, Jean moved to Topeka, Kansas and worked in Nutritional Services for the Kansas State Department of Education. She enjoyed 10 years of work and travel with colleagues who became lifelong friends. She often said, “I love everything there is to know about food!” Upon retirement, Jean enjoyed travel, family and friends. She re-connected with a hometown friend, Nolan McKenzie, both being Solomon and Kansas State University graduates. They married in 1993, attended the Topeka Presbyterian Church, traveled extensively, enjoyed music venues and continued attending their alma mater’s football games. Upon Nolan’s passing in 2017, Jean moved to Florida to be near her daughter….and sunshine! And she continued to be a KSU football and basketball fan, watching televised games at every opportunity. Jean was preceded in death by both husbands, her brother Donald Greenough, sister Phyllis Brownlee, and son William Pierce. Jean is survived by her daughter Nancy Pierce (Richard Famiglietti) of Sanibel Island, Florida; son Robert Pierce of Wichita, Kansas; grandson Eric of Wichita, Kansas, and two great grandchildren, Jude and Jameson. In addition, Jean is survived by stepdaughter Phyllis McKenzie (Peter Maher) of San Antonio, Texas; stepson Scott McKenzie (Suzie) of Topeka, Kansas; eight step-grandchildren, three step-greatgrandchildren, and many loving nieces, nephews, and friends. Jean was a dear friend to all who knew her. Per her request, Jean was cremated, and no memorial services are planned. Memorials may be made to the charity of the donor’s choosing. Condolences may be mailed to Danner Funeral Home, 501 N. Buckeye, Abilene, KS 67410, or online to www.dannerfuneralhome.net

Jean Pierce McKenzie, age 95, formerly of Abilene and Topeka, Kansas, passed away peacefully at her home in Fort Myers, Florida on May 4, 2022. Jean was born on July 23, 1926, in Abilene, Kansas to James and Alice (Sims) Greenough. She grew up in Solomon, Kansas, a community where lasting friendships remained. In 1949, she graduated from Kansas State University with a bachelor’s degree in Dietetics and Institutional Management. In 1950, she married her college beau, Robert L. Pierce. They resided in Abilene, Kansas for 28 years. Bob was affiliated with the Duckwall-Alco Company and Jean was a homemaker with three children, and an active community volunteer. She helped organize the Abilene-Salina Tri-Delta alumni group, served as President of AAUW, and had a lifelong association with PEO; all organizations providing education and uplift to women worldwide. On the Dickinson County Agricultural Board, she enjoyed teaching nutritional classes and served many roles at the First United Methodist Church. Her love for the great outdoors made her a natural Girl Scout from childhood through adulthood, culminating as both a Girl Scout and Boy Scout leader. Jean enjoyed an active life of camping, golfing, cycling and exercise. She maintained that love of the outdoors and exercise to her final days. Always an ardent KSU alum, Jean attended most football games and was active with the Kansas State Alumni Association and Foundation. After her husband Bob passed in 1977, Jean moved to Topeka, Kansas and worked in Nutritional Services for the Kansas State Department of Education. She enjoyed 10 years of work and travel with colleagues who became lifelong friends. She often said, “I love everything there is to know about food!” Upon retirement, Jean enjoyed travel, family and friends. She re-connected with a hometown friend, Nolan McKenzie, both being Solomon and Kansas State University graduates. They married in 1993, attended the Topeka Presbyterian Church, traveled extensively, enjoyed music venues and continued attending their alma mater’s football games. Upon Nolan’s passing in 2017, Jean moved to Florida to be near her daughter….and sunshine! And she continued to be a KSU football and basketball fan, watching televised games at every opportunity. Jean was preceded in death by both husbands, her brother Donald Greenough, sister Phyllis Brownlee, and son William Pierce. Jean is survived by her daughter Nancy Pierce (Richard Famiglietti) of Sanibel Island, Florida; son Robert Pierce of Wichita, Kansas; grandson Eric of Wichita, Kansas, and two great grandchildren, Jude and Jameson. In addition, Jean is survived by stepdaughter Phyllis McKenzie (Peter Maher) of San Antonio, Texas; stepson Scott McKenzie (Suzie) of Topeka, Kansas; eight step-grandchildren, three step-greatgrandchildren, and many loving nieces, nephews, and friends. Jean was a dear friend to all who knew her. Per her request, Jean was cremated, and no memorial services are planned. Memorials may be made to the charity of the donor’s choosing. Condolences may be mailed to Danner Funeral Home, 501 N. Buckeye, Abilene, KS 67410, or online to www.dannerfuneralhome.net

Jean Pierce-McKenzie

David SchmutzMay 4, 2022&nbsp;Danner Funeral Home - Abilene

David Schmutz

Visitation: Thursday, May 19, 2022 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm Johnson Cremations, Funerals &amp; Receptions 203 North Washington Junction City, KS&nbsp;&nbsp;66441

Celebration of Life Service: Friday, May 20, 2022 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm Pentecostal Church of Jesus Christ Grace Center Service: 

Saturday, May 21, 2022 at 11:00am Pentecostal Church of Jesus Christ Grace Center

Interment: Kansas Veterans' Cemetery with military honors 10:00 a.m. Monday, May 23, 2022&nbsp;&nbsp;

Deacon Otis D. "Grandpa" ScrogginsVisitation: Thursday, May 19, 2022 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm Johnson Cremations, Funerals &amp; Receptions 203 North Washington Junction City, KS&nbsp;&nbsp;66441 Celebration of Life Service: Friday, May 20, 2022 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm Pentecostal Church of Jesus Christ Grace Center Service: Saturday, May 21, 2022 at 11:00am Pentecostal Church of Jesus Christ Grace Center Interment: Kansas Veterans' Cemetery with military honors 10:00 a.m. Monday, May 23, 2022&nbsp;&nbsp;

Deacon Otis D. "Grandpa" Scroggins

&nbsp;Cassandra Anne "Sandy" Erdmann-Rothlisberg, 76, of Grandview Plaza, KS, died Monday, April 4, 2022 at Stormont-Vail Hospital in Topeka, KS. Cremation has taken place. A memorial service is scheduled for Saturday, May 14, 2022 from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. at the JC Naz Church, 1025 S. Washington Street, Junction City, KS. A dinner will follow at the American Legion. Sandy was born on May 12, 1945 in Appleton, Wisconsin to Roy G. Raess and Violet A. Raess (Nagreen). She graduated from Appleton- West High School in 1964. Soon after graduation Sandy met James "Jim" Lee Erdmann on a blind date set up by mutual friends. Jim married Sandy on June 18, 1966 while attending UW- Madison as an undergraduate student. The couple moved into Married Student Housing located on the UW- Madison Campus after taking a short honeymoon in Northern Wisconsin at the family cottage and Mackinac Island. Sandy didn't waste any time upon returning to Madison and immediately began looking for a job and was thrilled when asked if she had time for an interview. At the completion of that interview, Sandy was hired "on the spot" and actually started working the very next day for the State of Wisconsin in the Department of Systems Administration. Sandy continued working for the State of Wisconsin while her husband pursued a Master's Degree with the intent of starting a family soon. Days, months and years passed by and adoption became the couple's decision after pregnancy just wasn't possible. On May 23, 1975 Sandy and Jim finally became proud parents of a healthy baby boy they named Patrick James Erdmann by way of legal adoption/ Adjusting well to their new lives as parents, Sandy and Jim moved to Beaver Dam that was located within Dodge County, Wisconsin later that year. Jim began a new position as the Executive Director of the Dodge County Planning Department and Sandy continued to maintain her employment with the State of Wisconsin, now working directly with the Presidents of the entire University of Wisconsin Systems. Sandy was the "go-to" woman for when her co-workers and colleagues had issues or problems needing resolution. She was most famous for organizing and planning the Saturday morning brunches that were held at the Britingham House for every Badger Football home game having more than 300 guests in attendance. The announcement that Sandy was pregnant surprised both family and friends and on April 7, 1976 Sandy gave birth to a baby girl the couple named Jennifer Anne Erdmann. And although both had to commute, Sandy and Jim enjoyed Beaver Dam so much that they stayed and raised their children for the next 20 years. During these 20 years, nearly every weekend and holiday was spent enjoying the great outdoors at the family cottage located on Big Lake in Vilas County. Sandy especially enjoyed gathering with other immediate family members creating lifelong memories with her children and their cousins. Sandy was very involved in her children's lives and even became the Board of Directors President for the daycare center, Community Care For Kids, that Patrick and Jenny attended. She continued as the Community Care For Kids Board President for many years even after Patrick and Jenny no longer needed after school childcare. Sandy encouraged and supported her children's activities including their desires to participate in Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, orchestra, band and several different sports. There were very few concerts and games Sandy did not attend throughout all their school years. Another special event Sandy never missed was the first weekend in August where she took center stage in the annual parade honoring her grandfather, Hamburger Charlie (Charles Nagreen invented the hamburger in 1885), as part of the Hamburger Festival celebration in Seymour, WI. During the Thanksgiving holiday of 1995, Sandy's husband shared the devastating news that he had terminal cancer. One month after Sandy and Jim celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary, Sandy's husband passed away on July 18, 1996. Several years later, Sandy sold the family's home in Beaver Dam and moved to Madison, WI to eliminate the long commute to work. Sandy also held a part-time position and worked evening and weekend shifts in the Jewelry Department at Kohl’s . While attending her 40th high school class reunion Sandy had the pleasure of meeting Allan Rothlisberg. Allan and Sandy fell in love. Allan soon proposed and married Sandy on July 30, 2004. Sandy instantly became Mom to Allan's three grown children: Amy, David and Michelle as well as a Grandmother to Kayla and Sabrena. That same week, Sandy, being one of the most hard working and dedicated employees the State of Wisconsin ever had the joy to employ, finally retired after 38 years. She moved to Grandview Plaza, Kansas where Allan had been recently living after retiring from the Army. Sandy and Allan built a new home for themselves large enough to host their children and grandchildren comfortably during visits. Sandy and Allan were blessed with two additional grandchildren when Sandy's daughter Jenny gave birth to Lucas in 2014 and Violet in 2017. Sandy was now known as Nana and Allan was now Opa. Both Sandy and Allan actively participated in several community organizations and clubs including the Geary County Senior Center, the Lions Club of Milford, KS as well as the American Legion Post 45. Sandy delivered "Meals on Wheels" to seniors living in the community for many years. She also helped campaign for her husband, Allan, while running for Kansas State House of Representatives and continued to support her husband after he was elected. Sandy enjoyed listening to the JC band concerts, watching plays at the Opera House, playing bingo and cards at the Sr. Center and also testing her luck playing her favorite slot machines at the Prairie Band Casino. Sandy had recently become a surviving widow again when just this last year she lost her second husband, Allan, on May 4, 2021 just a few months shy of their 17th anniversary. Sandy had a smile that was contagious! Always actively involved and participating within the communities she lived, she always found time to watch and spoil her grandkids. Sandy had platinum hair and a heart of gold. She will be missed by the many lives and hearts she touched but especially missed by her loving family. Survivors include: her son Patrick J. Erdmann (Rebecca Vickers)- Bangkok, Thailand; her daughter Jennifer A. Erdmann- Wakefield, KS; step-son David Rothlisberg- Appleton, WI; step-daughters Amy and Michelle Rothlisberg- Menasha, WI; one grandson Lucas Nienhaus- Wakefield, KS; granddaughters Violet Nienhaus- Wakefield, KS; Kayla Flores and Sabrena Flores- Menasha, WI; sister-in-laws Sue Erdmann- Menasha, WI; Jeannie (Jim) Evans- Neenah, WI; Judy (Jim) Ziehm- Waldo, WI as well as several nieces including Wendy (Dan) Perkins; Jodi (Dan) Vollbrecht; Christie (Drew) Catron; Katie (Eric) Dehn and nephews John Raess, Robert (Amy) Ziehm and Tim (Chris) Evans. Preceded in death by: her father Roy G. Raess; her husband James L. Erdmann; her mother Violet Guarke (Nagreen); her brother James Raess; her husband Allan B. Rothlisberg and her nephew Steven Raess. In honor of her favorite organizations, please send memorial contributions to either the Geary County Senior Center or the Milford Lions Club.&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp;Cassandra Anne "Sandy" Erdmann-Rothlisberg, 76, of Grandview Plaza, KS, died Monday, April 4, 2022 at Stormont-Vail Hospital in Topeka, KS. Cremation has taken place. A memorial service is scheduled for Saturday, May 14, 2022 from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. at the JC Naz Church, 1025 S. Washington Street, Junction City, KS. A dinner will follow at the American Legion. Sandy was born on May 12, 1945 in Appleton, Wisconsin to Roy G. Raess and Violet A. Raess (Nagreen). She graduated from Appleton- West High School in 1964. Soon after graduation Sandy met James "Jim" Lee Erdmann on a blind date set up by mutual friends. Jim married Sandy on June 18, 1966 while attending UW- Madison as an undergraduate student. The couple moved into Married Student Housing located on the UW- Madison Campus after taking a short honeymoon in Northern Wisconsin at the family cottage and Mackinac Island. Sandy didn't waste any time upon returning to Madison and immediately began looking for a job and was thrilled when asked if she had time for an interview. At the completion of that interview, Sandy was hired "on the spot" and actually started working the very next day for the State of Wisconsin in the Department of Systems Administration. Sandy continued working for the State of Wisconsin while her husband pursued a Master's Degree with the intent of starting a family soon. Days, months and years passed by and adoption became the couple's decision after pregnancy just wasn't possible. On May 23, 1975 Sandy and Jim finally became proud parents of a healthy baby boy they named Patrick James Erdmann by way of legal adoption/ Adjusting well to their new lives as parents, Sandy and Jim moved to Beaver Dam that was located within Dodge County, Wisconsin later that year. Jim began a new position as the Executive Director of the Dodge County Planning Department and Sandy continued to maintain her employment with the State of Wisconsin, now working directly with the Presidents of the entire University of Wisconsin Systems. Sandy was the "go-to" woman for when her co-workers and colleagues had issues or problems needing resolution. She was most famous for organizing and planning the Saturday morning brunches that were held at the Britingham House for every Badger Football home game having more than 300 guests in attendance. The announcement that Sandy was pregnant surprised both family and friends and on April 7, 1976 Sandy gave birth to a baby girl the couple named Jennifer Anne Erdmann. And although both had to commute, Sandy and Jim enjoyed Beaver Dam so much that they stayed and raised their children for the next 20 years. During these 20 years, nearly every weekend and holiday was spent enjoying the great outdoors at the family cottage located on Big Lake in Vilas County. Sandy especially enjoyed gathering with other immediate family members creating lifelong memories with her children and their cousins. Sandy was very involved in her children's lives and even became the Board of Directors President for the daycare center, Community Care For Kids, that Patrick and Jenny attended. She continued as the Community Care For Kids Board President for many years even after Patrick and Jenny no longer needed after school childcare. Sandy encouraged and supported her children's activities including their desires to participate in Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, orchestra, band and several different sports. There were very few concerts and games Sandy did not attend throughout all their school years. Another special event Sandy never missed was the first weekend in August where she took center stage in the annual parade honoring her grandfather, Hamburger Charlie (Charles Nagreen invented the hamburger in 1885), as part of the Hamburger Festival celebration in Seymour, WI. During the Thanksgiving holiday of 1995, Sandy's husband shared the devastating news that he had terminal cancer. One month after Sandy and Jim celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary, Sandy's husband passed away on July 18, 1996. Several years later, Sandy sold the family's home in Beaver Dam and moved to Madison, WI to eliminate the long commute to work. Sandy also held a part-time position and worked evening and weekend shifts in the Jewelry Department at Kohl’s . While attending her 40th high school class reunion Sandy had the pleasure of meeting Allan Rothlisberg. Allan and Sandy fell in love. Allan soon proposed and married Sandy on July 30, 2004. Sandy instantly became Mom to Allan's three grown children: Amy, David and Michelle as well as a Grandmother to Kayla and Sabrena. That same week, Sandy, being one of the most hard working and dedicated employees the State of Wisconsin ever had the joy to employ, finally retired after 38 years. She moved to Grandview Plaza, Kansas where Allan had been recently living after retiring from the Army. Sandy and Allan built a new home for themselves large enough to host their children and grandchildren comfortably during visits. Sandy and Allan were blessed with two additional grandchildren when Sandy's daughter Jenny gave birth to Lucas in 2014 and Violet in 2017. Sandy was now known as Nana and Allan was now Opa. Both Sandy and Allan actively participated in several community organizations and clubs including the Geary County Senior Center, the Lions Club of Milford, KS as well as the American Legion Post 45. Sandy delivered "Meals on Wheels" to seniors living in the community for many years. She also helped campaign for her husband, Allan, while running for Kansas State House of Representatives and continued to support her husband after he was elected. Sandy enjoyed listening to the JC band concerts, watching plays at the Opera House, playing bingo and cards at the Sr. Center and also testing her luck playing her favorite slot machines at the Prairie Band Casino. Sandy had recently become a surviving widow again when just this last year she lost her second husband, Allan, on May 4, 2021 just a few months shy of their 17th anniversary. Sandy had a smile that was contagious! Always actively involved and participating within the communities she lived, she always found time to watch and spoil her grandkids. Sandy had platinum hair and a heart of gold. She will be missed by the many lives and hearts she touched but especially missed by her loving family. Survivors include: her son Patrick J. Erdmann (Rebecca Vickers)- Bangkok, Thailand; her daughter Jennifer A. Erdmann- Wakefield, KS; step-son David Rothlisberg- Appleton, WI; step-daughters Amy and Michelle Rothlisberg- Menasha, WI; one grandson Lucas Nienhaus- Wakefield, KS; granddaughters Violet Nienhaus- Wakefield, KS; Kayla Flores and Sabrena Flores- Menasha, WI; sister-in-laws Sue Erdmann- Menasha, WI; Jeannie (Jim) Evans- Neenah, WI; Judy (Jim) Ziehm- Waldo, WI as well as several nieces including Wendy (Dan) Perkins; Jodi (Dan) Vollbrecht; Christie (Drew) Catron; Katie (Eric) Dehn and nephews John Raess, Robert (Amy) Ziehm and Tim (Chris) Evans. Preceded in death by: her father Roy G. Raess; her husband James L. Erdmann; her mother Violet Guarke (Nagreen); her brother James Raess; her husband Allan B. Rothlisberg and her nephew Steven Raess. In honor of her favorite organizations, please send memorial contributions to either the Geary County Senior Center or the Milford Lions Club.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Cassandra Anne "Sandy" Erdmann - Rothlisberg

&nbsp;Christopher Antijuan "Tiny" Purdie, 33, of Junction City, KS, passed away on Monday, May 2, 2022 at his home. Cremation will take place. A memorial service will be 11 a.m. Friday, May 13, 2022 at New Church of the Living God with Pastor James E. Johnson officiating. Christopher was born February 12, 1989, in Birmingham, AL the son of Christina Purdie. Christopher graduated from Junction City High School with the class of 2007. Chris worked at Smithfield in Junction City, KS for nearly ten years. Chris enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. He also enjoyed cooking and playing video games. Chris enjoyed watching all sports. His favorite team was the University of Alabama. He was known as a gentle giant teddy bear. Chris lived for the moment and enjoyed making people laugh. He was a protector and care giver and would do anything he could. He would give his last to help anyone. He took great pride in taking care of his mother Christina who passed away March 21, 2022. Survivors include his brother, Eric B. Nabors, Jr. of Killeen, TX; one sister, Nikita N. Nabors of Junction City, KS; one aunt, Carsandra Cunningham of Junction City, KS; one brother-in-law, Freddy Krugle of Junction City, KS; one sister-in-law of Killeen, TX; one nephew, Josiah and one niece, Xena; a host of other relative and close friends. He was preceded in death by his mother, Christina Purdie.&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp;Christopher Antijuan "Tiny" Purdie, 33, of Junction City, KS, passed away on Monday, May 2, 2022 at his home. Cremation will take place. A memorial service will be 11 a.m. Friday, May 13, 2022 at New Church of the Living God with Pastor James E. Johnson officiating. Christopher was born February 12, 1989, in Birmingham, AL the son of Christina Purdie. Christopher graduated from Junction City High School with the class of 2007. Chris worked at Smithfield in Junction City, KS for nearly ten years. Chris enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. He also enjoyed cooking and playing video games. Chris enjoyed watching all sports. His favorite team was the University of Alabama. He was known as a gentle giant teddy bear. Chris lived for the moment and enjoyed making people laugh. He was a protector and care giver and would do anything he could. He would give his last to help anyone. He took great pride in taking care of his mother Christina who passed away March 21, 2022. Survivors include his brother, Eric B. Nabors, Jr. of Killeen, TX; one sister, Nikita N. Nabors of Junction City, KS; one aunt, Carsandra Cunningham of Junction City, KS; one brother-in-law, Freddy Krugle of Junction City, KS; one sister-in-law of Killeen, TX; one nephew, Josiah and one niece, Xena; a host of other relative and close friends. He was preceded in death by his mother, Christina Purdie.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Christopher Antijuan "Tiny" Purdie

&nbsp;Saralyn S. Griffith, 64, of Junction City, KS, passed away on April 17, 2022 at Valley View Senior Life Center. Visitation will be held at Johnson Funeral Home on Monday, May 9th, from 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, May 10th, 2022 at 10:30 a.m. at The Church of the Nazarene, Manhattan, KS. A graveside service at Kansas Veterans' Cemetery, Manhattan, KS, will take place at a later date. She was born on February 11, 1958, San Diego, CA to Stanley and Helen (Comeaux) Stoleson. Saralyn was devoted member of The Church of the Nazarene. She loved the outdoors, cooking for loved ones, and being apart of peoples lives. Saralyn is survived by her loving Husband, Robert, her three children, Jared, Travis, and Stephanie; her siblings including Shelley (Dale) Hopkins, Stanna (Bob) Pich, Sandi Stoleson, Stacy (John) Whitehurst, Sonya Comeaux, Sammie Comeaux, Stormi Comeaux, Shawn (Sally) Stoleson and Spencer (Terri) Stoleman. Saralyn was loved by her many nieces and nephews including Dale Jr., Kimberley Sheree, Heather Marie, Jason Leo, Rachel Lea, Tabitha Lenae, Justin, Hannah, Chelsea Faith, Christian Fredrick, Cheyenne Fancy, Nick, Vanessa, Brooke, Ryan, Jordan, Lindsey, Tyler, and Ga&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp;Saralyn S. Griffith, 64, of Junction City, KS, passed away on April 17, 2022 at Valley View Senior Life Center. Visitation will be held at Johnson Funeral Home on Monday, May 9th, from 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, May 10th, 2022 at 10:30 a.m. at The Church of the Nazarene, Manhattan, KS. A graveside service at Kansas Veterans' Cemetery, Manhattan, KS, will take place at a later date. She was born on February 11, 1958, San Diego, CA to Stanley and Helen (Comeaux) Stoleson. Saralyn was devoted member of The Church of the Nazarene. She loved the outdoors, cooking for loved ones, and being apart of peoples lives. Saralyn is survived by her loving Husband, Robert, her three children, Jared, Travis, and Stephanie; her siblings including Shelley (Dale) Hopkins, Stanna (Bob) Pich, Sandi Stoleson, Stacy (John) Whitehurst, Sonya Comeaux, Sammie Comeaux, Stormi Comeaux, Shawn (Sally) Stoleson and Spencer (Terri) Stoleman. Saralyn was loved by her many nieces and nephews including Dale Jr., Kimberley Sheree, Heather Marie, Jason Leo, Rachel Lea, Tabitha Lenae, Justin, Hannah, Chelsea Faith, Christian Fredrick, Cheyenne Fancy, Nick, Vanessa, Brooke, Ryan, Jordan, Lindsey, Tyler, and Ga&nbsp;&nbsp;

Saralyn S. Griffith

&nbsp;Janice A. Greenstreet, 78, of Junction City, KS, passed away on Thursday, May 5, 2022 at her home in Junction City, KS. Cremation will take place. A memorial service is scheduled at Milford Cemetery on Friday, May 13th at 9:55 a.m. Janice was born September 4, 1943, in Gulfport, MS, the daughter of Patrick and Ann (Trosper) Larkin. Janice worked as a para professional educator for U.S.D.#475 in Junction City, KS. She enjoyed cooking, gardening, bird watching, camping and boating. She was very proud of her grandchildren and enjoyed spending time with them. She was a member of the Elk's Lodge #1037 in Junction City, KS. On February 15th, 1963, she married Donald W. Greenstreet. They were blessed with three daughters, Glynis, Teresa and Julie. Survivors include her three daughters, Glynis Noltner and her husband Robert of New Smyrna Beach, FL, Teresa Thrasher of Junction City, KS and Julie Potter and her husband Devon of Abilene, KS; grandchildren, Heather (John, Jr.) Greenstreet, Donald (Karina) Leafstrand, Morgan (Lody) Black, Raegan (Adam) Garbin; great-grandchildren, Mason, Lane, Madison, Grace, Everly,Cohen and Elijah. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband and one grandson, Matt Thrasher.&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp;Janice A. Greenstreet, 78, of Junction City, KS, passed away on Thursday, May 5, 2022 at her home in Junction City, KS. Cremation will take place. A memorial service is scheduled at Milford Cemetery on Friday, May 13th at 9:55 a.m. Janice was born September 4, 1943, in Gulfport, MS, the daughter of Patrick and Ann (Trosper) Larkin. Janice worked as a para professional educator for U.S.D.#475 in Junction City, KS. She enjoyed cooking, gardening, bird watching, camping and boating. She was very proud of her grandchildren and enjoyed spending time with them. She was a member of the Elk's Lodge #1037 in Junction City, KS. On February 15th, 1963, she married Donald W. Greenstreet. They were blessed with three daughters, Glynis, Teresa and Julie. Survivors include her three daughters, Glynis Noltner and her husband Robert of New Smyrna Beach, FL, Teresa Thrasher of Junction City, KS and Julie Potter and her husband Devon of Abilene, KS; grandchildren, Heather (John, Jr.) Greenstreet, Donald (Karina) Leafstrand, Morgan (Lody) Black, Raegan (Adam) Garbin; great-grandchildren, Mason, Lane, Madison, Grace, Everly,Cohen and Elijah. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband and one grandson, Matt Thrasher.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Janice A. Greenstreet

&nbsp; LTC (RET) Herbert D. Harris, 88, of Junction City, KS, passed away on Saturday, May 7, 2022 at Ascension Via Christi Hospital in Manhattan, KS. Cremation will take place. A graveside service with military honors will take place 10 a.m. Friday, May 20, 2022 at Kansas Veterans' Cemetery. Herbert was born November 29, 1933, in Pawtucket, R.I. the son of Herbert Darling and Evelyn Claire (LaFrance) Harris. Herbert enlisted in the United States Army on February 25, 1953. While on active duty, he graduated with honors from the St. Benedictine College in Atchison, KS. On July 31, 1976, he retired from the United States Army, a Lieutenant Colonel, in Field Artillery. Following his military service he moved with his family to Geary County where he remained the rest of his life. In late 1977, he joined the staff at Central National Bank and was employed there until 1993. He married Marie Linnea Swenson, on November 4, 1955, at Camp Funston, Fort Riley, KS. Survivors include his wife Marie of the home; one son, John P. Harris and his wife Susan of Chapman, KS; one daughter Missy Stelzner and her husband Rich of Topeka, KS; two grandsons, John L. Harris and Kiefer Stelzner and one granddaughter, Kristen L. Becker; one great-granddaughter, Belle Grace Becker; one brother, Charlie Harris; one sister, Evelyn Harris. He was preceded in death by his parents and four siblings.&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp; LTC (RET) Herbert D. Harris, 88, of Junction City, KS, passed away on Saturday, May 7, 2022 at Ascension Via Christi Hospital in Manhattan, KS. Cremation will take place. A graveside service with military honors will take place 10 a.m. Friday, May 20, 2022 at Kansas Veterans' Cemetery. Herbert was born November 29, 1933, in Pawtucket, R.I. the son of Herbert Darling and Evelyn Claire (LaFrance) Harris. Herbert enlisted in the United States Army on February 25, 1953. While on active duty, he graduated with honors from the St. Benedictine College in Atchison, KS. On July 31, 1976, he retired from the United States Army, a Lieutenant Colonel, in Field Artillery. Following his military service he moved with his family to Geary County where he remained the rest of his life. In late 1977, he joined the staff at Central National Bank and was employed there until 1993. He married Marie Linnea Swenson, on November 4, 1955, at Camp Funston, Fort Riley, KS. Survivors include his wife Marie of the home; one son, John P. Harris and his wife Susan of Chapman, KS; one daughter Missy Stelzner and her husband Rich of Topeka, KS; two grandsons, John L. Harris and Kiefer Stelzner and one granddaughter, Kristen L. Becker; one great-granddaughter, Belle Grace Becker; one brother, Charlie Harris; one sister, Evelyn Harris. He was preceded in death by his parents and four siblings.&nbsp;&nbsp;

LTC ( Ret ) Herbert Harris

Sandra Lee (Culver) Schadegg, lifetime Cimarron resident, passed away unexpectedly Thursday, May 5th, 2022.

Sandy was born September 12th, 1955, in Dodge City, Kansas, to Robert
 O. and Patricia A. (Thomas) Culver. She grew up in Cimarron, attending 
Cimarron High School, graduating in 1973. Following high school she 
attended and played basketball at Garden City Community College, 
graduating in 1975 with an associate’s degree in elementary education. 
That same year she married her high school sweetheart, Gary Lee 
Schadegg. They made Cimarron their home.

Sandy worked for Cimarron Insurance Company until 1978, following the
 birth of their first son, Mathew Robert. She had an in-home daycare for
 several years while growing their family. They had their second son, 
Michael Carl in 1979 and their third son Maxwell Lee in 1984. In 1988 
she began working in the Cimarron schools, wearing many hats, as 
lunchroom monitor, library aide and coaching volleyball, basketball and 
track.

At the age of 35, Sandy went back to school for a Bachelor's Degree 
in elementary and secondary education through Newman University in 
Wichita. She began her teaching career in Montezuma, Kansas, at the 
grade school, teaching reading and P.E. and coaching volleyball and 
basketball. She left Montezuma after 4 years of teaching, moving to 
Cimarron High School as a history teacher and volleyball coach. Sandy 
taught at Cimarron High School for 9 years. While teaching she pursued 
her Master’s Degree in Administration through Fort Hays University.

After obtaining her Master’s Degree she became principal in Bucklin, 
Kansas, at the grade school. Three years later she went on to become the
 grade school principal in Holcomb, Kansas, before returning to Cimarron
 schools 2 years later. She became a 3rd grade teacher at Cimarron 
Elementary School for 9 years until her unexpected passing.

Sandy was a strong and influential educational professional, touching
 many lives along the way. She had a passion for helping children grow, 
do the right thing and become good people. She gained respect and 
loyalty from all around her. She was well loved by her students and has 
made huge impacts on so many people’s lives. Her motto was “Not 
everything is the same, but everything should be treated equal.”

She is survived by her husband, Gary Schadegg of Cimarron, her 
brother Robert (Lori) Culver of Smithfield, UT, her sons Mathew (Stacy) 
Schadegg of Wamego, KS, Michael (Erica) Schadegg of Blue Springs, MO, 
and Maxwell (Christiana) Schadegg of Wamego, KS, and her beloved 
grandchildren, Gracie and Madilyn Schadegg, Jaxon Schadegg, and Hazel 
and Cooper Schadegg.

Sandra Lee Schadegg was preceded in death by her parents.

Funeral Services will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Friday, May 13th, 2022,&nbsp; at the Cimarron High School Gymnasium, with David Johnson of the First 
Christian Church officiating. Burial to follow at the Cimarron Cemetery.
 Visitation will be held from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Thursday, May 12th,
 2022, at Ziegler Funeral Chapel, Cimarron.

The family suggests memorials to the Schadegg Family to be designated
 at a later date in care of Ziegler Funeral Chapel 1901 N. 14th Ave. 
Dodge City, Kansas 67801.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2022/5/1652201836915.jpeg" alt="" />
 <figcaption></figcaption>
 </figure>Sandra Lee (Culver) Schadegg, lifetime Cimarron resident, passed away unexpectedly Thursday, May 5th, 2022.Sandy was born September 12th, 1955, in Dodge City, Kansas, to Robert
 O. and Patricia A. (Thomas) Culver. She grew up in Cimarron, attending 
Cimarron High School, graduating in 1973. Following high school she 
attended and played basketball at Garden City Community College, 
graduating in 1975 with an associate’s degree in elementary education. 
That same year she married her high school sweetheart, Gary Lee 
Schadegg. They made Cimarron their home.Sandy worked for Cimarron Insurance Company until 1978, following the
 birth of their first son, Mathew Robert. She had an in-home daycare for
 several years while growing their family. They had their second son, 
Michael Carl in 1979 and their third son Maxwell Lee in 1984. In 1988 
she began working in the Cimarron schools, wearing many hats, as 
lunchroom monitor, library aide and coaching volleyball, basketball and 
track.At the age of 35, Sandy went back to school for a Bachelor's Degree 
in elementary and secondary education through Newman University in 
Wichita. She began her teaching career in Montezuma, Kansas, at the 
grade school, teaching reading and P.E. and coaching volleyball and 
basketball. She left Montezuma after 4 years of teaching, moving to 
Cimarron High School as a history teacher and volleyball coach. Sandy 
taught at Cimarron High School for 9 years. While teaching she pursued 
her Master’s Degree in Administration through Fort Hays University.After obtaining her Master’s Degree she became principal in Bucklin, 
Kansas, at the grade school. Three years later she went on to become the
 grade school principal in Holcomb, Kansas, before returning to Cimarron
 schools 2 years later. She became a 3rd grade teacher at Cimarron 
Elementary School for 9 years until her unexpected passing.Sandy was a strong and influential educational professional, touching
 many lives along the way. She had a passion for helping children grow, 
do the right thing and become good people. She gained respect and 
loyalty from all around her. She was well loved by her students and has 
made huge impacts on so many people’s lives. Her motto was “Not 
everything is the same, but everything should be treated equal.”She is survived by her husband, Gary Schadegg of Cimarron, her 
brother Robert (Lori) Culver of Smithfield, UT, her sons Mathew (Stacy) 
Schadegg of Wamego, KS, Michael (Erica) Schadegg of Blue Springs, MO, 
and Maxwell (Christiana) Schadegg of Wamego, KS, and her beloved 
grandchildren, Gracie and Madilyn Schadegg, Jaxon Schadegg, and Hazel 
and Cooper Schadegg.Sandra Lee Schadegg was preceded in death by her parents.Funeral Services will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Friday, May 13th, 2022,&nbsp; at the Cimarron High School Gymnasium, with David Johnson of the First 
Christian Church officiating. Burial to follow at the Cimarron Cemetery.
 Visitation will be held from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Thursday, May 12th,
 2022, at Ziegler Funeral Chapel, Cimarron.The family suggests memorials to the Schadegg Family to be designated
 at a later date in care of Ziegler Funeral Chapel 1901 N. 14th Ave. 
Dodge City, Kansas 67801.

Sandra Lee Schadegg

Ernestine F.  (Eilert) Mick was born January 18, 1923, in Osborne, Kansas, the third of nine children born to Ted and Leah Mick. She died Thursday, May 5, 2022, in Manhattan, Kansas, at the age of 99.

   She went to country grade school, and later graduated from Osborne High School in 1941. She worked at the Telephone Office in Salina for about a year before moving to California.

   She married Harold Eilert on January 14, 1943, in Ocean Beach, California. Ten children were born to this union. Harold had been drafted into the army and was stationed overseas, so Ernestine, who was with child, moved to Tipton, where she lived with her Grandma Kleeman. When Harold returned from war, they settled in a home on the west side of Beloit. In 1955, they were able to trade their home and some cash to buy a farm north of Beloit. While Harold farmed with his brother Paul, Ernestine ran a dairy business, selling milk by the gallon to customers from town. Harold passed away suddenly in 1969, and Ernestine sold the dairy cattle and moved back to town.

   In 1977, she married Frowin Mick and lived near Downs, helping him on the farm and raising lots of produce in her amazing, large garden. When Frowin died in 2002, she returned to Beloit, where she lived many years enjoying her church, volunteering, and playing cards and dominoes with her many friends and family.

   Faith and prayer have always been very important, and her family has been blessed by her saying many rosaries dedicated to any one in need of prayer.

   She moved to Manhattan in 2018 to live with her daughter and son-in-law, followed by time residing at the Resident Care Center in Beloit, then her final year back in Manhattan under the loving care of her daughter.

   Ernestine was a member of the St. John’s Ladies Guild, Legion of Mary, and the VFW Auxiliary. She also volunteered at the Hospital Gift Shop, Food Pantry, and led the rosary at the Resident Care Center for many years.

   In addition to her husbands, Harold and Frowin, she was preceded in death by her parents; two sons, Jim and Melvin; and her son-in-law, Michael Marks.

   Ernestine is survived by her children, Steve and wife Sandy Eilert of Sedgwick, John and wife Sharon Eilert of Beloit, Larry and wife Karen Eilert of Wichita, Jan Marks and husband Bob Bramhall of Manhattan, Becky Braley and husband Bill of Manhattan, Marti McElroy and husband Wayne of Randall, Judy Tracy and husband Bob of Wichita, and Ted and wife Sabra Eilert of Derby; 20 grandchildren; 41 great-grandchildren; 2 great-great-grandchildren, with twins on the way; and a host of other relatives and friends.

   Funeral services will be at 10 AM Thursday, May 12 at the St. John's Catholic Church in Beloit. A rosary service will be at 7 PM Wednesday at the Roberts Family Funeral Home, &amp; visitation will be from 1 PM until the rosary service begins on Wednesday at the funeral home. Memorials may be given to the Church or the NCK Wellness Center.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2022/5/1652103464116.jpeg" alt="" />
 <figcaption></figcaption>
 </figure>Ernestine F. (Eilert) Mick was born January 18, 1923, in Osborne, Kansas, the third of nine children born to Ted and Leah Mick. She died Thursday, May 5, 2022, in Manhattan, Kansas, at the age of 99. She went to country grade school, and later graduated from Osborne High School in 1941. She worked at the Telephone Office in Salina for about a year before moving to California. She married Harold Eilert on January 14, 1943, in Ocean Beach, California. Ten children were born to this union. Harold had been drafted into the army and was stationed overseas, so Ernestine, who was with child, moved to Tipton, where she lived with her Grandma Kleeman. When Harold returned from war, they settled in a home on the west side of Beloit. In 1955, they were able to trade their home and some cash to buy a farm north of Beloit. While Harold farmed with his brother Paul, Ernestine ran a dairy business, selling milk by the gallon to customers from town. Harold passed away suddenly in 1969, and Ernestine sold the dairy cattle and moved back to town. In 1977, she married Frowin Mick and lived near Downs, helping him on the farm and raising lots of produce in her amazing, large garden. When Frowin died in 2002, she returned to Beloit, where she lived many years enjoying her church, volunteering, and playing cards and dominoes with her many friends and family. Faith and prayer have always been very important, and her family has been blessed by her saying many rosaries dedicated to any one in need of prayer. She moved to Manhattan in 2018 to live with her daughter and son-in-law, followed by time residing at the Resident Care Center in Beloit, then her final year back in Manhattan under the loving care of her daughter. Ernestine was a member of the St. John’s Ladies Guild, Legion of Mary, and the VFW Auxiliary. She also volunteered at the Hospital Gift Shop, Food Pantry, and led the rosary at the Resident Care Center for many years. In addition to her husbands, Harold and Frowin, she was preceded in death by her parents; two sons, Jim and Melvin; and her son-in-law, Michael Marks. Ernestine is survived by her children, Steve and wife Sandy Eilert of Sedgwick, John and wife Sharon Eilert of Beloit, Larry and wife Karen Eilert of Wichita, Jan Marks and husband Bob Bramhall of Manhattan, Becky Braley and husband Bill of Manhattan, Marti McElroy and husband Wayne of Randall, Judy Tracy and husband Bob of Wichita, and Ted and wife Sabra Eilert of Derby; 20 grandchildren; 41 great-grandchildren; 2 great-great-grandchildren, with twins on the way; and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be at 10 AM Thursday, May 12 at the St. John's Catholic Church in Beloit. A rosary service will be at 7 PM Wednesday at the Roberts Family Funeral Home, &amp; visitation will be from 1 PM until the rosary service begins on Wednesday at the funeral home. Memorials may be given to the Church or the NCK Wellness Center.

Ernestine F. Mick

Merle O. “Bones” Nay, 91, died May 6, 2022, at Good Samaritan Society
 – Hutchinson Village. He was born July 25, 1930, in Wichita, to Harold 
S. and Helen J. (McCormick) Nay.

Bones graduated from Wichita North High School in 1949, where he was 
president of his senior class. He attended Northwestern University 
before joining the United States Marine Corps in 1950. After his 
discharge in 1953, Bones attended Kansas State University and graduated 
in 1957.

He coached and taught in three state high schools, served one year as
 Activities Director at Hutchinson High School, four years as Athletic 
Director and Head Football Coach at Butler County Community College, 
Athletic Director at St. Mary of the Plains College in Dodge City, 
Athletic Director at Dodge City Community College, and Assistant 
Athletic Director at Kansas State University. Bones also served as State
 Director of the Kansas Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He has given 
over 300 presentations to a wide variety of events throughout the 
Midwest.

After retirement, Bones received his pastoral license and served as 
Senior Adult Pastor at First Church of the Nazarene in Hutchinson.

In 1952, he married Georgia Norene Prock in Wichita. They shared 66 years of marriage before her death on April 29, 2019.

Bones is survived by: his daughter, Cynde Kitch (Rick) of Hutchinson;
 grandsons, Ross Kitch of Hutchinson, Scott Kitch (Andrea) of Manhattan;
 step-grandchildren, Junilda Scribner (Daniel), Jeremy Tucker (Toni); 
great-granddaughters, Liby Lee Kitch, Kinley Grace Kitch; 
great-grandson, Kasen Scott Kitch; and step-great-grandchildren, Alex 
Marie, Talan, and Ty Scribner.

He was preceded in death by his parents and a son, Christopher Nay.

Cremation has taken place. Celebration of Life service will be 10 
a.m. Friday, May 13, 2022, at First Church of the Nazarene, 4290 N. 
Monroe, Hutchinson. Military honors will be conducted by the United 
States Marine Corps honor guard. The service will be livestreamed and 
the link to view it will be in his obituary on the funeral home website.

Friends may sign his memorial book from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday – 
Thursday at Elliott Mortuary. The family will receive friends from 6-8 
p.m. Thursday at First Church of the Nazarene.

Memorials are suggested to First Church of the Nazarene (for the 
benefit of youth ministries), in care of Elliott Mortuary, 1219 N. Main,
 Hutchinson, KS 67501.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2022/5/1652029829002.png" alt="" />
 <figcaption></figcaption>
 </figure>Merle O. “Bones” Nay, 91, died May 6, 2022, at Good Samaritan Society
 – Hutchinson Village. He was born July 25, 1930, in Wichita, to Harold 
S. and Helen J. (McCormick) Nay.Bones graduated from Wichita North High School in 1949, where he was 
president of his senior class. He attended Northwestern University 
before joining the United States Marine Corps in 1950. After his 
discharge in 1953, Bones attended Kansas State University and graduated 
in 1957.He coached and taught in three state high schools, served one year as
 Activities Director at Hutchinson High School, four years as Athletic 
Director and Head Football Coach at Butler County Community College, 
Athletic Director at St. Mary of the Plains College in Dodge City, 
Athletic Director at Dodge City Community College, and Assistant 
Athletic Director at Kansas State University. Bones also served as State
 Director of the Kansas Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He has given 
over 300 presentations to a wide variety of events throughout the 
Midwest.After retirement, Bones received his pastoral license and served as 
Senior Adult Pastor at First Church of the Nazarene in Hutchinson.In 1952, he married Georgia Norene Prock in Wichita. They shared 66 years of marriage before her death on April 29, 2019.Bones is survived by: his daughter, Cynde Kitch (Rick) of Hutchinson;
 grandsons, Ross Kitch of Hutchinson, Scott Kitch (Andrea) of Manhattan;
 step-grandchildren, Junilda Scribner (Daniel), Jeremy Tucker (Toni); 
great-granddaughters, Liby Lee Kitch, Kinley Grace Kitch; 
great-grandson, Kasen Scott Kitch; and step-great-grandchildren, Alex 
Marie, Talan, and Ty Scribner.He was preceded in death by his parents and a son, Christopher Nay.Cremation has taken place. Celebration of Life service will be 10 
a.m. Friday, May 13, 2022, at First Church of the Nazarene, 4290 N. 
Monroe, Hutchinson. Military honors will be conducted by the United 
States Marine Corps honor guard. The service will be livestreamed and 
the link to view it will be in his obituary on the funeral home website.Friends may sign his memorial book from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday – 
Thursday at Elliott Mortuary. The family will receive friends from 6-8 
p.m. Thursday at First Church of the Nazarene.Memorials are suggested to First Church of the Nazarene (for the 
benefit of youth ministries), in care of Elliott Mortuary, 1219 N. Main,
 Hutchinson, KS 67501.

Merle O. 'Bones' Nay

Norma Jeane Crain, 94, of Wamego, Kansas, formally of Manhattan, KS passed away on Sunday (May 1, 2022) at Good Samaritan Society-Valley Vista in Wamego.

Born January 25, 1928 in Harrisonville, Missouri, Jeane was the daughter of Charlie Booker and Josie Agnes (Cantrell) Luther. She married Wilse Earl Crain on August 17, 1944 in Harrisonville, Missouri. He preceded her in death on October, 26 1995.

Jeane was a longtime and active member of College Heights Baptist Church in Manhattan. She was also a life member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW. &nbsp;She was an avid reader and loved arts and crafts, sewing, quilting and crocheting. She loved helping others and was “Mom” to many of the neighborhood children. Many family and friends will fondly remember her as “Munner”, the name given to her over 50 years ago.

Jeane sold Avon and provided childcare in her home for many years but her greatest treasure was her family and all the times they spent together.

Survivors include four daughters, Barbara Kesner of Overland Park, KS, Terri Bruyere of Wamego, KS, Sharon Daniels of Wamego, KS and Lynn Crain (Richard Grime) of Westmoreland, KS; eleven grandchildren, Brandy Goheen, Angie Curtis (Jon), Matt Booth (Jen), Frank Daniels (Randi), Wilse Daniels (Bambi), Mason Kesner, Roger Crain (Denise), Michelle Williams (Darian), Josie Truitt (Michael), Lena Feldkamp (Brad), Charlie Crain, twenty eight loving great grandchildren and nine great great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.

Mrs. Crain was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Wilse; a son, Wilse “Butch” Crain; a daughter, Carolyn Bradshaw; a grandson, Alex Goheen; and a brother, Charles Luther.

A service to celebrate the life of Norma will be held Thursday (May 12, 2022) at 2:00 p.m. at the Campanella &amp; Stewart Funeral Home in Wamego with Pastor Tim Gotchey officiating.&nbsp; The family will meet with friends on Thursday (May 12, 2022) from 1:00 until the time of services at the funeral home.

There will also be a Celebration of Life at the Garden City, MO Community Building on Saturday (May 28, 2022) at 12:00 Noon.&nbsp; Inurnment will be held in Garden City, Missouri.

Memorials may be made to VFW Home for Children or St Judes Childrens Research Hospital and may be left with Campanella &amp; Stewart Funeral Home, 4370 Salzer Road, Wamego, KS 66547.

Norma Jeane Crain, 94, of Wamego, Kansas, formally of Manhattan, KS passed away on Sunday (May 1, 2022) at Good Samaritan Society-Valley Vista in Wamego.Born January 25, 1928 in Harrisonville, Missouri, Jeane was the daughter of Charlie Booker and Josie Agnes (Cantrell) Luther. She married Wilse Earl Crain on August 17, 1944 in Harrisonville, Missouri. He preceded her in death on October, 26 1995.Jeane was a longtime and active member of College Heights Baptist Church in Manhattan. She was also a life member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW. &nbsp;She was an avid reader and loved arts and crafts, sewing, quilting and crocheting. She loved helping others and was “Mom” to many of the neighborhood children. Many family and friends will fondly remember her as “Munner”, the name given to her over 50 years ago.Jeane sold Avon and provided childcare in her home for many years but her greatest treasure was her family and all the times they spent together.Survivors include four daughters, Barbara Kesner of Overland Park, KS, Terri Bruyere of Wamego, KS, Sharon Daniels of Wamego, KS and Lynn Crain (Richard Grime) of Westmoreland, KS; eleven grandchildren, Brandy Goheen, Angie Curtis (Jon), Matt Booth (Jen), Frank Daniels (Randi), Wilse Daniels (Bambi), Mason Kesner, Roger Crain (Denise), Michelle Williams (Darian), Josie Truitt (Michael), Lena Feldkamp (Brad), Charlie Crain, twenty eight loving great grandchildren and nine great great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.Mrs. Crain was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Wilse; a son, Wilse “Butch” Crain; a daughter, Carolyn Bradshaw; a grandson, Alex Goheen; and a brother, Charles Luther.A service to celebrate the life of Norma will be held Thursday (May 12, 2022) at 2:00 p.m. at the Campanella &amp; Stewart Funeral Home in Wamego with Pastor Tim Gotchey officiating.&nbsp; The family will meet with friends on Thursday (May 12, 2022) from 1:00 until the time of services at the funeral home.There will also be a Celebration of Life at the Garden City, MO Community Building on Saturday (May 28, 2022) at 12:00 Noon.&nbsp; Inurnment will be held in Garden City, Missouri.Memorials may be made to VFW Home for Children or St Judes Childrens Research Hospital and may be left with Campanella &amp; Stewart Funeral Home, 4370 Salzer Road, Wamego, KS 66547.

Norma Jeane Crain

&nbsp;Gerald “Jerry” Dale Lindeman, age 88, of Manhattan, Kansas, died Tuesday May 3, 2022 at the Good Shepherd Hospice House in Manhattan. He was born on February 24, 1934 in Satanta, Kansas, the son of Walter and Helen (Jacobs) Lindeman. Jerry attended schools in Sublette and graduated from Sublette High School with the class of 1952. He then attended Kansas State University and earned his Bachelors Degree in Business. After college Jerry entered the U.S. Army. He served during the Korean Conflict from 1956-1958. He returned home after the army to work on the family farm. He went to work for Farm Bureau and worked for many years as an insurance adjuster and agent. Jerry worked in Great Bend, Garden City, Sublette and Cimarron. He was in Cimarron when he retired in 1996 and then later moved to Manhattan. On December 11, 1960 in Great Bend, Kansas, Jerry was united in marriage to Carma Goodwin. She survives at their home in Manhattan. Farming and life on the family farm was an important part of Jerry’s life. A day at the farm with his family and doing the farm chores was the best day anyone could have according to Jerry. In addition to his wife Carma, Jerry is survived by his children: Lori Rene` Lindeman, Brad Lee Lindeman, Traci Jo Woods (L.T.), and Todd Eric Lindeman; also, his grandson, Travis Dale Lindeman (Katy), and his great-grandson, Thomas David Lindeman. Jerry wishes were to be cremated and no public services will be held. Memorial contributions in memory of Jerry are suggested to the Good Shepherd Homecare and Hospice House in Manhattan. Contributions may be left in care of the Yorgensen-Meloan-Londeen Funeral Home, 1616 Poyntz Avenue, Manhattan, Kansas 66502.

&nbsp;Gerald “Jerry” Dale Lindeman, age 88, of Manhattan, Kansas, died Tuesday May 3, 2022 at the Good Shepherd Hospice House in Manhattan. He was born on February 24, 1934 in Satanta, Kansas, the son of Walter and Helen (Jacobs) Lindeman. Jerry attended schools in Sublette and graduated from Sublette High School with the class of 1952. He then attended Kansas State University and earned his Bachelors Degree in Business. After college Jerry entered the U.S. Army. He served during the Korean Conflict from 1956-1958. He returned home after the army to work on the family farm. He went to work for Farm Bureau and worked for many years as an insurance adjuster and agent. Jerry worked in Great Bend, Garden City, Sublette and Cimarron. He was in Cimarron when he retired in 1996 and then later moved to Manhattan. On December 11, 1960 in Great Bend, Kansas, Jerry was united in marriage to Carma Goodwin. She survives at their home in Manhattan. Farming and life on the family farm was an important part of Jerry’s life. A day at the farm with his family and doing the farm chores was the best day anyone could have according to Jerry. In addition to his wife Carma, Jerry is survived by his children: Lori Rene` Lindeman, Brad Lee Lindeman, Traci Jo Woods (L.T.), and Todd Eric Lindeman; also, his grandson, Travis Dale Lindeman (Katy), and his great-grandson, Thomas David Lindeman. Jerry wishes were to be cremated and no public services will be held. Memorial contributions in memory of Jerry are suggested to the Good Shepherd Homecare and Hospice House in Manhattan. Contributions may be left in care of the Yorgensen-Meloan-Londeen Funeral Home, 1616 Poyntz Avenue, Manhattan, Kansas 66502.

Jerry Lindeman

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Rose Mary Griffis. April 28, 2022Martin-Becker-Carlson Funeral Home - Abilene

Rosemary Griffis

&nbsp;Samuel L Corral, 33, of Abilene passed away April 26th, 2022, at Memorial Hospital. Sam Corral was born July 3rd, 1988 in Tucson, Arizona the second son of Daniel Robert Corral and Jamie Lynn Corral. He resided primarily in Clay Center where he attended local schools from which he graduated in 2006. He married the love of his life on June 11, 2016 and they enjoyed their lives together until his departure. Sam was a loving and devoted father, son, brother, uncle, and friend. He enjoyed spending time with family and friends, watching movies, and playing video games. Sam was an avid animal lover, with a vast interest in various different species. He was a conversationalist and an easy-going person. Sam was preceded in death by his parents Daniel Corral and Jamie Lynn Romjue-Alcorn. Grandmother Doni Romjue. Uncle Jesse Corral. Sam is survived by his loving wife Tamara Corral of the home. His children: Haley, Hannah, Ziggy, and Zavah. Grandfather Del Romjue of Kearney, NE. Stepmother Carol Corral of Enterprise, KS. Aunts: Tami Ring of Bullhead City, AZ. Shayla Cardenas of Phoenix, AZ. Kathy Antillon of Kearney, NE. Brothers: Daniel Corral (Miranda) of Ankeny, IA. Nephew Asher and niece Everly. Josh Thompson (Jennifer) of Tecumseh, KS. Nieces Whitney, Tiffany, Violet, and Willow. Derek Corral (Megan) of Riley, KS and nephews Dane, Knox, and Jaxson. Anthony Corral (Cheylynne) of Enterprise, KS and nephews Payson and Colson. Sisters: Christina Patton (Chris) of Phoenix, AZ. Nieces Alexandria and Jennavive and nephew Michael. Cherrika Weiner (Jake) of Olathe, KS and nephew Xavier and niece Leilla. As well as numerous extended relatives and friends. Funeral Services will be Wednesday, May 4th, 2022 11:00 am at Clay Center Wesleyan Church in Clay Center, KS with reception to follow. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to an account that has been set up for his children.&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp;Samuel L Corral, 33, of Abilene passed away April 26th, 2022, at Memorial Hospital. Sam Corral was born July 3rd, 1988 in Tucson, Arizona the second son of Daniel Robert Corral and Jamie Lynn Corral. He resided primarily in Clay Center where he attended local schools from which he graduated in 2006. He married the love of his life on June 11, 2016 and they enjoyed their lives together until his departure. Sam was a loving and devoted father, son, brother, uncle, and friend. He enjoyed spending time with family and friends, watching movies, and playing video games. Sam was an avid animal lover, with a vast interest in various different species. He was a conversationalist and an easy-going person. Sam was preceded in death by his parents Daniel Corral and Jamie Lynn Romjue-Alcorn. Grandmother Doni Romjue. Uncle Jesse Corral. Sam is survived by his loving wife Tamara Corral of the home. His children: Haley, Hannah, Ziggy, and Zavah. Grandfather Del Romjue of Kearney, NE. Stepmother Carol Corral of Enterprise, KS. Aunts: Tami Ring of Bullhead City, AZ. Shayla Cardenas of Phoenix, AZ. Kathy Antillon of Kearney, NE. Brothers: Daniel Corral (Miranda) of Ankeny, IA. Nephew Asher and niece Everly. Josh Thompson (Jennifer) of Tecumseh, KS. Nieces Whitney, Tiffany, Violet, and Willow. Derek Corral (Megan) of Riley, KS and nephews Dane, Knox, and Jaxson. Anthony Corral (Cheylynne) of Enterprise, KS and nephews Payson and Colson. Sisters: Christina Patton (Chris) of Phoenix, AZ. Nieces Alexandria and Jennavive and nephew Michael. Cherrika Weiner (Jake) of Olathe, KS and nephew Xavier and niece Leilla. As well as numerous extended relatives and friends. Funeral Services will be Wednesday, May 4th, 2022 11:00 am at Clay Center Wesleyan Church in Clay Center, KS with reception to follow. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to an account that has been set up for his children.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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