Elizabeth Mary Light, 94, of Salina, passed away Saturday, November 7, 2020. She was born December 28, 1925 in Tampa, Fla.

Elizabeth met her husband, Cecil E. Light, at an NCO club while he was serving in the Air Force. To this union two sons were born, Steven and Paul E. Light. She volunteered for many years at the blood mobile and local Election Board, was past president of the Salina VFW Woman's Auxiliary and the Waiting Wives. Elizabeth liked to crochet and knit, and especially to cook and host dinner parties.

She is survived by her son, Paul (Loretta); grandchildren, Steven James Light and Lisa Ann Light-Stiles (Glen); and great-grandchildren, Christopher Stiles and Austin Coleman.

She is preceded in death by her parents, Steve and Mary Ann (Wolfe) Boatwright; son, Steven M. Light; and grandson, Jeffrey Allen Light.

No services are planned at this time. Burial will be in the Ft. Riley Post Veterans' Cemetery, Ft. Riley, Kan.

Ryan Mortuary, Salina, is handling arrangements.

Elizabeth Mary Light, 94, of Salina, passed away Saturday, November 7, 2020. She was born December 28, 1925 in Tampa, Fla.Elizabeth met her husband, Cecil E. Light, at an NCO club while he was serving in the Air Force. To this union two sons were born, Steven and Paul E. Light. She volunteered for many years at the blood mobile and local Election Board, was past president of the Salina VFW Woman's Auxiliary and the Waiting Wives. Elizabeth liked to crochet and knit, and especially to cook and host dinner parties.She is survived by her son, Paul (Loretta); grandchildren, Steven James Light and Lisa Ann Light-Stiles (Glen); and great-grandchildren, Christopher Stiles and Austin Coleman.She is preceded in death by her parents, Steve and Mary Ann (Wolfe) Boatwright; son, Steven M. Light; and grandson, Jeffrey Allen Light.No services are planned at this time. Burial will be in the Ft. Riley Post Veterans' Cemetery, Ft. Riley, Kan.Ryan Mortuary, Salina, is handling arrangements.

Elizabeth Mary Light

Marshall William “Bill” Voll, 73, climbed the golden stairway to heaven to meet his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on Sunday, November 8, 2020.&nbsp; For several years he had been unable to walk and do other things he loved to do, due to I.B.M. (Inclusive Body Myositis).&nbsp; When Covid 19 struck, he could not fight any longer.

Bill was born February 19, 1947 in Barron, Wisconsin to Clarence Marshall (Red) Voll and Katherine (Laning) Voll.&nbsp; The family moved to Salina when Bill was only 3 and lived here the rest of his life.

Bill graduated from Salina Central High school in 1966 and worked at the Salina Country Club during his school years.&nbsp; He joined the Navy after graduation where he served for 4 years active duty as a chief assistant to the head officer because he did not have had criminal record.&nbsp; Sadly, he was never on a ship, but he said it was “Ok” because he would have probably gotten seasick the whole time.

Upon returning from active duty, Bill served 2 years in the Naval Reserves and attended Salina Vo-Tech to learn printing and to become a machinist.

After working for Kancen Printing, he began working at Federal Mogul, then Great Plains Manufacturing where he worked twenty-four years before his illness forced him to take early retirement.

Bill was a 25+ year member of the Salina Masonic Lodge 60, Isis Shrine and the Oriental Band until it dissolved.

On January 1, 2001 at 1:00am, Bill married Patricia Joan (Pat) Vignery.&nbsp; No chance to ever forget the anniversary!

As a longtime member of Salina First Baptist Church, Bill served in several offices.&nbsp; He was on the Board of Trustees, an usher, Men’s Out-Of-Touch group, Sunday School assistant teacher, Bible Alive and Awana helper and had 15 years perfect attendance.

Survivors include his wife, Patricia, brother; James Frances (Sue), sister; Sherrie Atwood, step grandchildren; Jason Terkildsen, step-granddaughter; Janiece Fousek, step-great-grandsons; Gabriel Fousek, Trenton Nordell and Brandon Trow.

Proceded in death by his parents, brother-in-law; Doyle Atwood, nephew; Kevin Voll, stepdaughter; and son-in-law; JoBeth and Duane Terkildsen.

A memorial service will be held Monday, November 16, 2020 at 1:00pm at the First Baptist Church. 843 Lewis Ave, Salina.&nbsp; The service will be streamed live on the church facebook page:&nbsp;<a href="https://www./facebook.com/salina1stbaptistchurch.com">https://www.//facebook.com/salina1stbaptistchurch.com</a>.&nbsp; The church is&nbsp;requiring face masks to be worn.

Memorials made be made to the Church and/or to the Salina Presbyterian Manor in care of Roselawn Mortuary, PO Box 2322, Salina KS 67402

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 </figure>Marshall William “Bill” Voll, 73, climbed the golden stairway to heaven to meet his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on Sunday, November 8, 2020.&nbsp; For several years he had been unable to walk and do other things he loved to do, due to I.B.M. (Inclusive Body Myositis).&nbsp; When Covid 19 struck, he could not fight any longer.Bill was born February 19, 1947 in Barron, Wisconsin to Clarence Marshall (Red) Voll and Katherine (Laning) Voll.&nbsp; The family moved to Salina when Bill was only 3 and lived here the rest of his life.Bill graduated from Salina Central High school in 1966 and worked at the Salina Country Club during his school years.&nbsp; He joined the Navy after graduation where he served for 4 years active duty as a chief assistant to the head officer because he did not have had criminal record.&nbsp; Sadly, he was never on a ship, but he said it was “Ok” because he would have probably gotten seasick the whole time.Upon returning from active duty, Bill served 2 years in the Naval Reserves and attended Salina Vo-Tech to learn printing and to become a machinist.After working for Kancen Printing, he began working at Federal Mogul, then Great Plains Manufacturing where he worked twenty-four years before his illness forced him to take early retirement.Bill was a 25+ year member of the Salina Masonic Lodge 60, Isis Shrine and the Oriental Band until it dissolved.On January 1, 2001 at 1:00am, Bill married Patricia Joan (Pat) Vignery.&nbsp; No chance to ever forget the anniversary!As a longtime member of Salina First Baptist Church, Bill served in several offices.&nbsp; He was on the Board of Trustees, an usher, Men’s Out-Of-Touch group, Sunday School assistant teacher, Bible Alive and Awana helper and had 15 years perfect attendance.Survivors include his wife, Patricia, brother; James Frances (Sue), sister; Sherrie Atwood, step grandchildren; Jason Terkildsen, step-granddaughter; Janiece Fousek, step-great-grandsons; Gabriel Fousek, Trenton Nordell and Brandon Trow.Proceded in death by his parents, brother-in-law; Doyle Atwood, nephew; Kevin Voll, stepdaughter; and son-in-law; JoBeth and Duane Terkildsen.A memorial service will be held Monday, November 16, 2020 at 1:00pm at the First Baptist Church. 843 Lewis Ave, Salina.&nbsp; The service will be streamed live on the church facebook page:&nbsp;<a href="https://www./facebook.com/salina1stbaptistchurch.com">https://www.//facebook.com/salina1stbaptistchurch.com</a>.&nbsp; The church is&nbsp;requiring face masks to be worn.Memorials made be made to the Church and/or to the Salina Presbyterian Manor in care of Roselawn Mortuary, PO Box 2322, Salina KS 67402

Marshall William “Bill” Voll

&nbsp; Ruth Anne (Amdahl) Coyle, 73, of Lehigh, KS, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, November 11, 2020, at Hillsboro Community Hospital. Ruth was born on October 27, 1947, in Richmond, CA to Bernhard and Kathryn (Backlund) Amdahl. The family moved to Westminster, CO when she was seven. Ruth graduated from Ranum High School (Westminster, CO) in 1965. She attended Northeastern Jr. College in Sterling, CO. In 1981, she was united to Louis (Louie) J. Coyle. Ruth has a younger brother, Kenn Amdahl and his wife, Cheryl, of Eugene, OR. Ruth and Louis’ children are Cynthia Coyle of Canton, KS, Jay Halsted and wife, Tammy, of Greeley, CO, Mark Coyle and wife, Sarah, of Fort Collins, CO, Shawn Halsted and wife, Nickoel of Hildreth, NE, and Adam Halsted of Colorado. Ruth and Louis enjoyed raising two of their grandchildren, Shian and Caleb Halsted. Ruth has 12 grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren, and 14 nieces &amp; nephews. She enjoyed the constant flow of her children’s friends in her home. Ruth enjoyed camping in the mountains, motorcycle rides with Louis, and dancing like she was at a sock hop. She loved photography, especially night shooting. Ruth is preceded in death by her father, mother, step-mother, Ingeborg “Inky” Amdahl, uncle, Jospeh Backlund “Unk”, daughter-in-law, Michelle Halsted, and grandson, Peyton Halsted. Ruth will be laid to rest at Ft. Logan National Cemetery in Colorado at a future date. Memorial donations may be given to Journeys Inc. Mental Health Services (Emporia, KS) in care of Stockham Family Funeral Home, 205 North Chestnut, McPherson, KS 67460.&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp; Ruth Anne (Amdahl) Coyle, 73, of Lehigh, KS, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, November 11, 2020, at Hillsboro Community Hospital. Ruth was born on October 27, 1947, in Richmond, CA to Bernhard and Kathryn (Backlund) Amdahl. The family moved to Westminster, CO when she was seven. Ruth graduated from Ranum High School (Westminster, CO) in 1965. She attended Northeastern Jr. College in Sterling, CO. In 1981, she was united to Louis (Louie) J. Coyle. Ruth has a younger brother, Kenn Amdahl and his wife, Cheryl, of Eugene, OR. Ruth and Louis’ children are Cynthia Coyle of Canton, KS, Jay Halsted and wife, Tammy, of Greeley, CO, Mark Coyle and wife, Sarah, of Fort Collins, CO, Shawn Halsted and wife, Nickoel of Hildreth, NE, and Adam Halsted of Colorado. Ruth and Louis enjoyed raising two of their grandchildren, Shian and Caleb Halsted. Ruth has 12 grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren, and 14 nieces &amp; nephews. She enjoyed the constant flow of her children’s friends in her home. Ruth enjoyed camping in the mountains, motorcycle rides with Louis, and dancing like she was at a sock hop. She loved photography, especially night shooting. Ruth is preceded in death by her father, mother, step-mother, Ingeborg “Inky” Amdahl, uncle, Jospeh Backlund “Unk”, daughter-in-law, Michelle Halsted, and grandson, Peyton Halsted. Ruth will be laid to rest at Ft. Logan National Cemetery in Colorado at a future date. Memorial donations may be given to Journeys Inc. Mental Health Services (Emporia, KS) in care of Stockham Family Funeral Home, 205 North Chestnut, McPherson, KS 67460.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Ruth Anne (Amdahl) Coyle

&nbsp; Connie Sue Stirtz passed away peacefully in the early morning of November 11, 2020. She was born August 11,1943 in Abilene, KS. After graduating from Kansas State Teacher’s College in Emporia, she became a beloved kindergarten teacher in Chapman, KS. On August 5, 1966, Connie married the love of her life, Ned Stirtz, in their hometown of Abilene, where they stayed to build their life and family together. Connie was a longtime member of Emmanuel Church in Abilene, KS where she loved to serve others, gather with friends, and praise the Lord. Connie was preceded in death by her parents, Orrin and Olave Condit, husband Ned Stirtz, and brother in law Kenny Wetzel. She is survived by her sister Orrene Wetzel of Abilene, KS; sons Roger Stirtz (Renee) of Liberty, MO and Ryan Stirtz (Sarah) of Abilene, KS; grandchildren Mason (Carly), Caden, Bennett, Cooper, and Abram Stirtz; and numerous other relatives and friends. A service to honor her life will take place on Tuesday, November 17th at 10:30am. However, due to COVID-19 restrictions, the service will include immediate family only. There will be a live stream available on Emmanuel Church’s Facebook page of the service. It will also be posted later on Emmanuel Church’s Youtube if you cannot watch live. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that loved ones make donations to Emmanuel Church (http://www.ecabilene.org/resources/online-giving) or to the Parkinson’s Foundation (https://www.parkinson.org/) in Connie’s memory. Here is the link to Emmanuel Church’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ecabilene Here is the link to Emmanuel Church’s Youtube page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTzPahCOcsPE8jLHgMEFjhw Online condolences may be sent to www.martinbeckercarlson.com&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>&nbsp; Connie Sue Stirtz passed away peacefully in the early morning of November 11, 2020. She was born August 11,1943 in Abilene, KS. After graduating from Kansas State Teacher’s College in Emporia, she became a beloved kindergarten teacher in Chapman, KS. On August 5, 1966, Connie married the love of her life, Ned Stirtz, in their hometown of Abilene, where they stayed to build their life and family together. Connie was a longtime member of Emmanuel Church in Abilene, KS where she loved to serve others, gather with friends, and praise the Lord. Connie was preceded in death by her parents, Orrin and Olave Condit, husband Ned Stirtz, and brother in law Kenny Wetzel. She is survived by her sister Orrene Wetzel of Abilene, KS; sons Roger Stirtz (Renee) of Liberty, MO and Ryan Stirtz (Sarah) of Abilene, KS; grandchildren Mason (Carly), Caden, Bennett, Cooper, and Abram Stirtz; and numerous other relatives and friends. A service to honor her life will take place on Tuesday, November 17th at 10:30am. However, due to COVID-19 restrictions, the service will include immediate family only. There will be a live stream available on Emmanuel Church’s Facebook page of the service. It will also be posted later on Emmanuel Church’s Youtube if you cannot watch live. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that loved ones make donations to Emmanuel Church (http://www.ecabilene.org/resources/online-giving) or to the Parkinson’s Foundation (https://www.parkinson.org/) in Connie’s memory. Here is the link to Emmanuel Church’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ecabilene Here is the link to Emmanuel Church’s Youtube page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTzPahCOcsPE8jLHgMEFjhw Online condolences may be sent to www.martinbeckercarlson.com&nbsp;&nbsp;

Connie Sue Stirtz

The family requests that persons attending the public viewing and cemetery services to wear masks at all times, and to practice social distancing guidelines at all times.

Persons attending the cemetery services are requested to stay in or stand next to their cars at all times.

The Funeral Mass and Committal Services will be recorded, and posted to Tibbetts-Fischer facebook page following those services.

LeEnora Louise Heina was born on May 26, 1921, on the family farm near Cuba, Kansas, the daughter of Louis and Anna (Kalivoda) Klaumann. LeEnora grew up on the farm, attending White School, and then graduating from Cuba High School, class of 1938.

On August 12, 1940, LeEnora married Charles V. Heina at St. Edward Catholic Church in Belleville, and to this union of over 71 years, two children were born, Steven and Louise.

LeEnora and Charles made their home in Cuba, and she worked as a nurse’s aide, and a homemaker.

She was actively involved in St. Isidore Catholic Church and the St. Isidore Altar Society and Council of Catholic Women. She was also a member of the Republic County Czech Club, and she was Kolache Queen for multiple years.

LeEnora passed away on November 9, 2020, at Republic County Hospital in Belleville, at the age of 99 years, 5 months, and 14 days.

LeEnora is preceded in death by her parents, her husband Charles in 2011, grandson Nicholas Kieffer in 2001, and her brother, Wesley Klaumann and his wife Clara.

She is survived by her son, Father Steven Heina of Clyde, and daughter Louise Kieffer and her husband Michael of Jacksonville, Arkansas. LeEnora is also survived by her granddaughter, Kimberly Kay and her husband Jesse, and their children, Caroline and Lydia, of Rogers, Arkansas.

Public viewing will be held on Sunday, November 15th, 2020, from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm, at Tibbetts-Fischer Funeral Home in Belleville. A private family Rosary and Vigil Service will conducted by Fr. Steve Heina.

A private Mass of Christian Burial will be held at St. Edward Catholic Church in Belleville on Monday, November 16, 2020.

A public committal service will be held at St. Isidore Catholic Cemetery in Cuba, Kansas, on Monday, November 16, 2020, at 11:30 a.m. Family and friends attending the cemetery services are asked to park in the church yard, and to remain in their cars or stand next to their cars. The services will be broadcast over a public address system.

The Heina family requests that those attending the public viewing and public committal services to wear masks at all times, and to practice social distancing at all times.

The funeral mass and committal services will be recorded, and made available on the Tibbetts-Fischer Funeral Home Facebook page following the services.

Family and friends unable to attend the services are encouraged to express their condolences on the Tribute Wall of LeEnora’s obituary page, www.tibbettsfischerfuneralhome.com.

Memorials are requested to the St. Isidore Catholic Church or the Cuba Booster Club, and may be sent in care of the funeral home.

Tibbetts-Fischer Funeral Home of Belleville assisted the Heina family with these arrangements.&nbsp;

<h2>The family requests that persons attending the public viewing and cemetery services to wear masks at all times, and to practice social distancing guidelines at all times.</h2><h2>Persons attending the cemetery services are requested to stay in or stand next to their cars at all times.</h2><h2>The Funeral Mass and Committal Services will be recorded, and posted to Tibbetts-Fischer facebook page following those services.</h2>LeEnora Louise Heina was born on May 26, 1921, on the family farm near Cuba, Kansas, the daughter of Louis and Anna (Kalivoda) Klaumann. LeEnora grew up on the farm, attending White School, and then graduating from Cuba High School, class of 1938.On August 12, 1940, LeEnora married Charles V. Heina at St. Edward Catholic Church in Belleville, and to this union of over 71 years, two children were born, Steven and Louise.LeEnora and Charles made their home in Cuba, and she worked as a nurse’s aide, and a homemaker.She was actively involved in St. Isidore Catholic Church and the St. Isidore Altar Society and Council of Catholic Women. She was also a member of the Republic County Czech Club, and she was Kolache Queen for multiple years.LeEnora passed away on November 9, 2020, at Republic County Hospital in Belleville, at the age of 99 years, 5 months, and 14 days.LeEnora is preceded in death by her parents, her husband Charles in 2011, grandson Nicholas Kieffer in 2001, and her brother, Wesley Klaumann and his wife Clara.She is survived by her son, Father Steven Heina of Clyde, and daughter Louise Kieffer and her husband Michael of Jacksonville, Arkansas. LeEnora is also survived by her granddaughter, Kimberly Kay and her husband Jesse, and their children, Caroline and Lydia, of Rogers, Arkansas.Public viewing will be held on Sunday, November 15th, 2020, from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm, at Tibbetts-Fischer Funeral Home in Belleville. A private family Rosary and Vigil Service will conducted by Fr. Steve Heina.A private Mass of Christian Burial will be held at St. Edward Catholic Church in Belleville on Monday, November 16, 2020.A public committal service will be held at St. Isidore Catholic Cemetery in Cuba, Kansas, on Monday, November 16, 2020, at 11:30 a.m. Family and friends attending the cemetery services are asked to park in the church yard, and to remain in their cars or stand next to their cars. The services will be broadcast over a public address system.The Heina family requests that those attending the public viewing and public committal services to wear masks at all times, and to practice social distancing at all times.The funeral mass and committal services will be recorded, and made available on the Tibbetts-Fischer Funeral Home Facebook page following the services.Family and friends unable to attend the services are encouraged to express their condolences on the Tribute Wall of LeEnora’s obituary page, www.tibbettsfischerfuneralhome.com.Memorials are requested to the St. Isidore Catholic Church or the Cuba Booster Club, and may be sent in care of the funeral home.Tibbetts-Fischer Funeral Home of Belleville assisted the Heina family with these arrangements.&nbsp;

LeEnora Louise Heina

&nbsp; Marcelaine Jeanette "Marcey" Clark, 92, of McPherson, Kansas, passed away at 8:01 a.m., Wednesday, November 11th, 2020 while in the company of family members at McPherson Hospital . Marcey was born in Dousman, Wisconsin on May 4, 1928, a daughter of Lucille A. (Zick) and Walter F. Miller. Marcey attended Dousman Elementary School, Dousman, Wisconsin, and graduated from Hartland High School, Hartland, Wisconsin in 1946. She then attended Whitewater Teachers College, Whitewater, Wisconsin. She was a member of First United Methodist Church in McPherson and was a former member of the First United Methodist Church of Kenosha, WI Marcey was a homemaker and she took great pride in providing for her family in this Manner. She then became a Special Education Teacher having taught in Kenosha County Wisconsin. Marcey was a member of the Wisconsin Teachers Association. Marcey enjoyed her job as a teacher, traveling, was a veracious reader, knitting clothes and sweaters, mittens for her family and spending time with her family and friends. Marcelaine J. Miller was united in marriage to Merlin Ralph Clark on May 15, 1948 at Whitewater, Wisconsin. The young couple established their first home together in Whitewater. This union was blessed with the birth of five children born to this union, Constance, Sally, Martin, Gwen and Janis. She is survived by her children, Sally Thigpen and her husband John, of Franklinton, Louisiana, Martin Clark and his wife Rita, of Gilbert, Arizona, Gwen Gately and her husband Bill, of Windom, Kansas and Janis Beliunas and her husband Harry, of Burlington, Wisconsin; her brother Edwin Miller and his wife Annette, of Hartland, Wisconsin. She is also survived by 11 grandchildren - James Thigpen(Karen), David Thigpen, Michael Clark(Carry), Beth Ramsey(Joe), Cheryl Schroeder, Rachel Sain, Karen Jonas,(Jeremy), Wendy Allan, Scott Allan, Mitch Allan, and Philip Hawes and 15 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Merlin; brother LeRoy Miller; daughter Constance Vlasak Private family burial will be at a later date. Memorials are to the Cedars and they can be sent to Glidden-Ediger Funeral Home, 222 W. Euclid, McPherson, Ks. 67460.&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp; Marcelaine Jeanette "Marcey" Clark, 92, of McPherson, Kansas, passed away at 8:01 a.m., Wednesday, November 11th, 2020 while in the company of family members at McPherson Hospital . Marcey was born in Dousman, Wisconsin on May 4, 1928, a daughter of Lucille A. (Zick) and Walter F. Miller. Marcey attended Dousman Elementary School, Dousman, Wisconsin, and graduated from Hartland High School, Hartland, Wisconsin in 1946. She then attended Whitewater Teachers College, Whitewater, Wisconsin. She was a member of First United Methodist Church in McPherson and was a former member of the First United Methodist Church of Kenosha, WI Marcey was a homemaker and she took great pride in providing for her family in this Manner. She then became a Special Education Teacher having taught in Kenosha County Wisconsin. Marcey was a member of the Wisconsin Teachers Association. Marcey enjoyed her job as a teacher, traveling, was a veracious reader, knitting clothes and sweaters, mittens for her family and spending time with her family and friends. Marcelaine J. Miller was united in marriage to Merlin Ralph Clark on May 15, 1948 at Whitewater, Wisconsin. The young couple established their first home together in Whitewater. This union was blessed with the birth of five children born to this union, Constance, Sally, Martin, Gwen and Janis. She is survived by her children, Sally Thigpen and her husband John, of Franklinton, Louisiana, Martin Clark and his wife Rita, of Gilbert, Arizona, Gwen Gately and her husband Bill, of Windom, Kansas and Janis Beliunas and her husband Harry, of Burlington, Wisconsin; her brother Edwin Miller and his wife Annette, of Hartland, Wisconsin. She is also survived by 11 grandchildren - James Thigpen(Karen), David Thigpen, Michael Clark(Carry), Beth Ramsey(Joe), Cheryl Schroeder, Rachel Sain, Karen Jonas,(Jeremy), Wendy Allan, Scott Allan, Mitch Allan, and Philip Hawes and 15 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Merlin; brother LeRoy Miller; daughter Constance Vlasak Private family burial will be at a later date. Memorials are to the Cedars and they can be sent to Glidden-Ediger Funeral Home, 222 W. Euclid, McPherson, Ks. 67460.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Marcelaine Jeanette "Marcey" Clark

Loris “Vernon” Davis, 90, passed away Thursday, November 5, 2020 in Lincoln. He was born June 3, 1930 in McDonald, KS to Sewell Willis Davis and Mary Ellen (Buck) Davis.

&nbsp; Vernon served in the United States Navy from 1950 to 1954 then made a 26 year career as a Trooper with the Kansas Highway Patrol. He married Roberta Walter in McDonald on September 4, 1951. Vernon was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Ellsworth.

&nbsp; Vernon is survived by his son, Scott Davis (Linda) of Kanopolis; daughter, Rachelle Kobbeman of Lincoln; grandchildren, Melissa Thurman (Jarrold), Jeff Meyer (Kitty), Keri Murphy (Jon), Stacey Davis, Jennifer Davis, Tiffany Keegan (Joe), Liberty Taylor (Brandon), Jessie Hubbard (Jayson), and Trent Kobbeman (Cori); 19 great grandchildren and eight great-great grandchildren; and sister, Ruthie Kidwell of Kearney, NE. He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Roberta; daughter, Vernece Cleveland; grandson, Casey Kobbeman; and son-in-law, Shawn Kobbeman.

&nbsp; Memorial contributions can be made to First United Methodist Church of Ellsworth, c/o, Parsons Funeral Home – Hall Chapel, 111 E. Elm, Lincoln, KS 67455. hallchapel.com

Loris “Vernon” Davis, 90, passed away Thursday, November 5, 2020 in Lincoln. He was born June 3, 1930 in McDonald, KS to Sewell Willis Davis and Mary Ellen (Buck) Davis.&nbsp; Vernon served in the United States Navy from 1950 to 1954 then made a 26 year career as a Trooper with the Kansas Highway Patrol. He married Roberta Walter in McDonald on September 4, 1951. Vernon was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Ellsworth.&nbsp; Vernon is survived by his son, Scott Davis (Linda) of Kanopolis; daughter, Rachelle Kobbeman of Lincoln; grandchildren, Melissa Thurman (Jarrold), Jeff Meyer (Kitty), Keri Murphy (Jon), Stacey Davis, Jennifer Davis, Tiffany Keegan (Joe), Liberty Taylor (Brandon), Jessie Hubbard (Jayson), and Trent Kobbeman (Cori); 19 great grandchildren and eight great-great grandchildren; and sister, Ruthie Kidwell of Kearney, NE. He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Roberta; daughter, Vernece Cleveland; grandson, Casey Kobbeman; and son-in-law, Shawn Kobbeman.&nbsp; Service plans are pending.&nbsp; Memorial contributions can be made to First United Methodist Church of Ellsworth, c/o, Parsons Funeral Home – Hall Chapel, 111 E. Elm, Lincoln, KS 67455. hallchapel.com

Loris “Vernon” Davis

Edwinna Mae (Hosmer) Potenski, born April 26, 1923, Clay Center County Hospital and was the eldest daughter of three of Edwin E. (Pete) Hosmer and Susanna (Kretz) Hosmer.&nbsp; She was a mother, grandma and a great-grandma.&nbsp; &nbsp;At the age of 97, Edwinna succumbed to the COVID 19 virus on the afternoon of November 6, 2020.&nbsp; She graduated from Clay Center County High School in 1941.&nbsp; She&nbsp; attended Brown Mackie Business School in Salina, Kansas&nbsp; Edwinna started working in Washington D.C. at the Defense Department in 1942. Shortly after, she met her husband Bill Potenski who was stationed on a ship there.&nbsp; They met at a roller rink and got married in Washington D.C. and Rose Marie was born there.&nbsp; Edwinna and Bill returned to Clay Center where a few years later, in 1950, they built their home on Lincoln street where Edwinna lived the rest of her life.&nbsp; Edwinna loved to bake dessert and made all kinds of cookies, cakes and pies and continued to bake all her life.&nbsp;

With her husband, the late William J Potenski and her son, the late Ron, they purchased Hosmer Sheet Metal Company from her father, Edwin E. (Pete) Hosmer in 1974.&nbsp; Her family, through her father and grandfather, Henry L. Hosmer, has owned a business in Clay Center since 1919.&nbsp; Her grandfather was a “tinner.”

Edwinna was an active member in her community where she belonged to the American Legion Auxilary and was the longest continuous member of 88 years.&nbsp; She was the ”Poppy Lady” of the year in 2017.&nbsp; She served in many offices during her lifetime and some of them included: vice-president, president, Membership , Historian, Executive board, Junior Activities, Child Welfare, Poppy Garden, Treasure, Constitution &amp; Bylaws, Audit Committee, Membership, Girls State, Past Presidents and most recently on the Executive Board.&nbsp; Edwinna was a faithful member and will be greatly missed.

Edwinna was also an active member of the local V.F.W. and was a past-president.&nbsp; She was member of the Clay Center Busines and Professional Women’s Club since 1972.&nbsp; Edwinna was selected as Woman of the Year in 2002-2003.&nbsp; She has served as local treasurer, secretary, historian, scholarship chair as well as serving on the calling committee and numerous other committees.

Edwinna spent her early years raising five children&nbsp; She loved gardening, fishing and talking with her friends.&nbsp; She especially enjoyed cooking and baking was her passion.&nbsp; Edwinna not only baked for her family but also donated and shared her “goods” with others whenever possible.&nbsp; She also made and canned pickles, beets, green beans and tomatoes and tomato juice and salsa.&nbsp; Her cubboards were always full and she was ready to share her big supply.&nbsp; All were welcome to her home and especially to her dinner table.&nbsp;

Edwinna will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her; both family and friends.&nbsp; She was preceded in death by her parents, Edwin E. (Pete) Hosmer and Susanna (Kretz) Hosmer, her husband William (Bill) J. Potenski, son, Ronald D. Potenski,and her sisters. Betty Seese and Marie Anderegg.&nbsp; Edwinna is survived by her children, Rose Marie (Jim) Wilson of Fairfax Station, VA, William E, (Kathryn) Potenski of Clearwater, KS, Nancy J Stedl of Antioch, IL., Peggy (Phil) Williams of Abilene, KS. &nbsp;And her grandchildren Jason Stedl of Antioch, IL, Matthew (Bonny) Stedl, of Chicago, IL, John (Pooja) Stedl of Santa Monica, CA, Nicholas (Chelsea) Potenski of Olathe, KS, Christopher (Alyssa) Potenski, of Blue Springs, MO, Bennett (Amy) Williams of Joplin, MO, Preston of Burbank, CA, Tyler (Catherine) Williams of Fairbanks, AK; Great-grand children, Andrew, Rohan and Kamran Stedl, Cole, Adeline, Ella Williams and Henri, Louisa Williams and David and Alexandria Potenski.

Visitation: 3-6 PM, Thursday, November 19 at the funeral home.&nbsp; Family and friends will need to wear masks that cover the nose and mouth to enter.

Graveside services will stream live at 11 AM at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/nsrfuneralhome">https://www.facebook.com/nsrfuneralhome</a>&nbsp; &nbsp;In person attendance is limited to family only

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 </figure>Edwinna Mae (Hosmer) Potenski, born April 26, 1923, Clay Center County Hospital and was the eldest daughter of three of Edwin E. (Pete) Hosmer and Susanna (Kretz) Hosmer.&nbsp; She was a mother, grandma and a great-grandma.&nbsp; &nbsp;At the age of 97, Edwinna succumbed to the COVID 19 virus on the afternoon of November 6, 2020.&nbsp; She graduated from Clay Center County High School in 1941.&nbsp; She&nbsp; attended Brown Mackie Business School in Salina, Kansas&nbsp; Edwinna started working in Washington D.C. at the Defense Department in 1942. Shortly after, she met her husband Bill Potenski who was stationed on a ship there.&nbsp; They met at a roller rink and got married in Washington D.C. and Rose Marie was born there.&nbsp; Edwinna and Bill returned to Clay Center where a few years later, in 1950, they built their home on Lincoln street where Edwinna lived the rest of her life.&nbsp; Edwinna loved to bake dessert and made all kinds of cookies, cakes and pies and continued to bake all her life.&nbsp;With her husband, the late William J Potenski and her son, the late Ron, they purchased Hosmer Sheet Metal Company from her father, Edwin E. (Pete) Hosmer in 1974.&nbsp; Her family, through her father and grandfather, Henry L. Hosmer, has owned a business in Clay Center since 1919.&nbsp; Her grandfather was a “tinner.”Edwinna was an active member in her community where she belonged to the American Legion Auxilary and was the longest continuous member of 88 years.&nbsp; She was the ”Poppy Lady” of the year in 2017.&nbsp; She served in many offices during her lifetime and some of them included: vice-president, president, Membership , Historian, Executive board, Junior Activities, Child Welfare, Poppy Garden, Treasure, Constitution &amp; Bylaws, Audit Committee, Membership, Girls State, Past Presidents and most recently on the Executive Board.&nbsp; Edwinna was a faithful member and will be greatly missed.Edwinna was also an active member of the local V.F.W. and was a past-president.&nbsp; She was member of the Clay Center Busines and Professional Women’s Club since 1972.&nbsp; Edwinna was selected as Woman of the Year in 2002-2003.&nbsp; She has served as local treasurer, secretary, historian, scholarship chair as well as serving on the calling committee and numerous other committees.Edwinna spent her early years raising five children&nbsp; She loved gardening, fishing and talking with her friends.&nbsp; She especially enjoyed cooking and baking was her passion.&nbsp; Edwinna not only baked for her family but also donated and shared her “goods” with others whenever possible.&nbsp; She also made and canned pickles, beets, green beans and tomatoes and tomato juice and salsa.&nbsp; Her cubboards were always full and she was ready to share her big supply.&nbsp; All were welcome to her home and especially to her dinner table.&nbsp;Edwinna will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her; both family and friends.&nbsp; She was preceded in death by her parents, Edwin E. (Pete) Hosmer and Susanna (Kretz) Hosmer, her husband William (Bill) J. Potenski, son, Ronald D. Potenski,and her sisters. Betty Seese and Marie Anderegg.&nbsp; Edwinna is survived by her children, Rose Marie (Jim) Wilson of Fairfax Station, VA, William E, (Kathryn) Potenski of Clearwater, KS, Nancy J Stedl of Antioch, IL., Peggy (Phil) Williams of Abilene, KS. &nbsp;And her grandchildren Jason Stedl of Antioch, IL, Matthew (Bonny) Stedl, of Chicago, IL, John (Pooja) Stedl of Santa Monica, CA, Nicholas (Chelsea) Potenski of Olathe, KS, Christopher (Alyssa) Potenski, of Blue Springs, MO, Bennett (Amy) Williams of Joplin, MO, Preston of Burbank, CA, Tyler (Catherine) Williams of Fairbanks, AK; Great-grand children, Andrew, Rohan and Kamran Stedl, Cole, Adeline, Ella Williams and Henri, Louisa Williams and David and Alexandria Potenski.Visitation: 3-6 PM, Thursday, November 19 at the funeral home.&nbsp; Family and friends will need to wear masks that cover the nose and mouth to enter.Graveside services will stream live at 11 AM at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/nsrfuneralhome">https://www.facebook.com/nsrfuneralhome</a>&nbsp; &nbsp;In person attendance is limited to family only

Edwinna Mae (Hosmer) Potenski

Ron was Born July 21, 1948 to William Joseph and Edwinna Mae (Hosmer) Potenski in Clay Center, Kansas.&nbsp; At the age of 72, Ron succumbed to the COVID 19 virus on the evening of November 5, 2020&nbsp; He graduated from Clay County Community High School in 1966 and attended Kansas State University before enlisting in the Navy, &nbsp;May 6, 1968.&nbsp;&nbsp; He served during the Vietnam War aboard the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Lexington based in Pensacola, FL.&nbsp; Ron received a National Defense Service Award while in the Navy.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;He was discharged January 30, 1974.&nbsp; He returned home to Clay Center that year, obtained his electrician and plumber licenses and with his father and mother started their business of Potenski and Son Heating and Cooling.&nbsp; Ron, also, worked as a substitute rural mail carrier and eventually became a full-time rural mail carrier for the Clay Center Post Office.&nbsp; He retired from the Post Office and continued to work at his business of Potenski and Son Heating and Cooling until his death.&nbsp; Ron was an active member of the community through the support of the American Legion, serving on the board of C &amp; R Credit Union, as a City Council Member, and as an elder of the First Presbyterian Church in Clay Center.&nbsp; Ron’s first love was his gardens and growing and tending all his vegetables.&nbsp; He grew many varieties of tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, cucumbers and green beans in particular.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;The garden produced an abundance of vegetables so that his mom, Edwinna, could can and freeze all she wanted but they &nbsp;always had enough to give away to friends and neighbors.&nbsp; His second love came later in life.&nbsp; He found the joy of Polka Dancing and that is where he met his dancing partner for life, Althea Kenkel.&nbsp; They traveled from Texas to Minnesota to Ohio and in between to Polka dances and festivals and made many friends during their adventures.&nbsp; They were often seen dancing on Molly B’s Polka Party on RFD TV.&nbsp; Ron loved his cat, Blackie, and would spoil him all the time. &nbsp;&nbsp;Ron loved his family very much.&nbsp; He was known to spoil his nephews and they loved his dearly. Ron was with his mother every day and often twice a day. &nbsp;Ron was very caring, loving, and had a bright smile and a sense of humor.&nbsp; He was a best friend anyone could have.&nbsp; Ron was extremely articulate in everything he did; he always went above and beyond.&nbsp; He enjoyed life and will be greatly missed by all his family and all who knew and loved him.&nbsp;

Ron was preceded in death by his&nbsp; grandparents, Edwin E. (Pete ) Hosmer and Susanna (Kretz) Hosmer,&nbsp; and his father, William (Bill)&nbsp; Joseph Potenski&nbsp; He was survived by his mother, Edwinna, who outlived him less than 24 hours, also a victim of the COVID 19 virus.&nbsp; He is survived by his siblings, Rose Marie (Jim) Wilson, William E. (Kathryn) Potenski, Nancy Jean Stedl, and Peggy Ann (Philip) Williams, nephews, Jason, Matthew, and John L. Stedl, Nicholas and Christopher Potenski, and Bennett, Preston and Tyler Williams as well as great- nephews and nieces, Andrew Stedl, and Rohan and Kamran Stedl, Cole, Adeline and Ella Williams, and Henri and Louisa Williams and David and Alexandria Potenski.

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 </figure>Ron was Born July 21, 1948 to William Joseph and Edwinna Mae (Hosmer) Potenski in Clay Center, Kansas.&nbsp; At the age of 72, Ron succumbed to the COVID 19 virus on the evening of November 5, 2020&nbsp; He graduated from Clay County Community High School in 1966 and attended Kansas State University before enlisting in the Navy, &nbsp;May 6, 1968.&nbsp;&nbsp; He served during the Vietnam War aboard the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Lexington based in Pensacola, FL.&nbsp; Ron received a National Defense Service Award while in the Navy.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;He was discharged January 30, 1974.&nbsp; He returned home to Clay Center that year, obtained his electrician and plumber licenses and with his father and mother started their business of Potenski and Son Heating and Cooling.&nbsp; Ron, also, worked as a substitute rural mail carrier and eventually became a full-time rural mail carrier for the Clay Center Post Office.&nbsp; He retired from the Post Office and continued to work at his business of Potenski and Son Heating and Cooling until his death.&nbsp; Ron was an active member of the community through the support of the American Legion, serving on the board of C &amp; R Credit Union, as a City Council Member, and as an elder of the First Presbyterian Church in Clay Center.&nbsp; Ron’s first love was his gardens and growing and tending all his vegetables.&nbsp; He grew many varieties of tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, cucumbers and green beans in particular.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;The garden produced an abundance of vegetables so that his mom, Edwinna, could can and freeze all she wanted but they &nbsp;always had enough to give away to friends and neighbors.&nbsp; His second love came later in life.&nbsp; He found the joy of Polka Dancing and that is where he met his dancing partner for life, Althea Kenkel.&nbsp; They traveled from Texas to Minnesota to Ohio and in between to Polka dances and festivals and made many friends during their adventures.&nbsp; They were often seen dancing on Molly B’s Polka Party on RFD TV.&nbsp; Ron loved his cat, Blackie, and would spoil him all the time. &nbsp;&nbsp;Ron loved his family very much.&nbsp; He was known to spoil his nephews and they loved his dearly. Ron was with his mother every day and often twice a day. &nbsp;Ron was very caring, loving, and had a bright smile and a sense of humor.&nbsp; He was a best friend anyone could have.&nbsp; Ron was extremely articulate in everything he did; he always went above and beyond.&nbsp; He enjoyed life and will be greatly missed by all his family and all who knew and loved him.&nbsp;Ron was preceded in death by his&nbsp; grandparents, Edwin E. (Pete ) Hosmer and Susanna (Kretz) Hosmer,&nbsp; and his father, William (Bill)&nbsp; Joseph Potenski&nbsp; He was survived by his mother, Edwinna, who outlived him less than 24 hours, also a victim of the COVID 19 virus.&nbsp; He is survived by his siblings, Rose Marie (Jim) Wilson, William E. (Kathryn) Potenski, Nancy Jean Stedl, and Peggy Ann (Philip) Williams, nephews, Jason, Matthew, and John L. Stedl, Nicholas and Christopher Potenski, and Bennett, Preston and Tyler Williams as well as great- nephews and nieces, Andrew Stedl, and Rohan and Kamran Stedl, Cole, Adeline and Ella Williams, and Henri and Louisa Williams and David and Alexandria Potenski.Visitation: 3-6 PM, Thursday, November 19 at the funeral home.&nbsp; Family and friends will need to wear masks that cover the nose and mouth to enter.Graveside services will stream live at 11 AM at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/nsrfuneralhome">https://www.facebook.com/nsrfuneralhome</a>&nbsp; &nbsp;In person attendance is limited to family only

Ronald Potenski

Roger Keith Parker, age 84, of Dwight, Kansas, passed away November 7, 2020, at his residence.

He was born June 3, 1936 in Parkerville, Kansas to Marion and Hazel (Kraus) Parker. He attended Parkerville grade school and was a graduate of Dwight Rural High School with the class of 1954.&nbsp; Roger married his high school sweetheart June Church on June 3, 1956.

Roger and his family were in the refined fuel and propane business for 45 years and during that time he was a member of the Kansas Petroleum Marketers and Kansas LP Gas Association, also serving as President of the Gas Association in 1987.

Roger was a member of the Dwight Presbyterian Church.&nbsp; He served on the Dwight City Council prior to being Mayor of Dwight from 1971 to 1977 and again from 1981 to 1986.&nbsp; He was on the Fire Department and served as Fire Chief for 25 years.

He is preceded in death by his parents and granddaughter Brooke Nicole Pereira.

Roger is survived by his wife June and their three children: Randel (Lori), Sandra (David), Linda (Scott); 7 grandchildren: Jenny (Guillermo), Wendy (Matt), Kyle (Kyle), Kirsti (Austin), Tyler (Bailey), Leslie (Matt), Michael (Alicia); 12 great-grandchildren: Ansley, Marin, Riggin, Parker, Rhett, Lakyn, Charlie, August, Brenley, Nash, Emery, and Bennett; brother Leland Parker and sisters Norma and Lucille.

A private family graveside will be held at a later date.

Memorial contributions may be made to What’s in Outdoors Fund and sent in care of Sawyer Funeral Home, Box 273, Council Grove, KS 66846. This fund has been established to host a Family Fish Camp in the Spring of 2021 at the Marina Cove.&nbsp; The camp will teach youth and their families the basics of fishing.

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 </figure>Roger Keith Parker, age 84, of Dwight, Kansas, passed away November 7, 2020, at his residence.He was born June 3, 1936 in Parkerville, Kansas to Marion and Hazel (Kraus) Parker. He attended Parkerville grade school and was a graduate of Dwight Rural High School with the class of 1954.&nbsp; Roger married his high school sweetheart June Church on June 3, 1956.Roger and his family were in the refined fuel and propane business for 45 years and during that time he was a member of the Kansas Petroleum Marketers and Kansas LP Gas Association, also serving as President of the Gas Association in 1987.Roger was a member of the Dwight Presbyterian Church.&nbsp; He served on the Dwight City Council prior to being Mayor of Dwight from 1971 to 1977 and again from 1981 to 1986.&nbsp; He was on the Fire Department and served as Fire Chief for 25 years.He is preceded in death by his parents and granddaughter Brooke Nicole Pereira.Roger is survived by his wife June and their three children: Randel (Lori), Sandra (David), Linda (Scott); 7 grandchildren: Jenny (Guillermo), Wendy (Matt), Kyle (Kyle), Kirsti (Austin), Tyler (Bailey), Leslie (Matt), Michael (Alicia); 12 great-grandchildren: Ansley, Marin, Riggin, Parker, Rhett, Lakyn, Charlie, August, Brenley, Nash, Emery, and Bennett; brother Leland Parker and sisters Norma and Lucille.A private family graveside will be held at a later date.Memorial contributions may be made to What’s in Outdoors Fund and sent in care of Sawyer Funeral Home, Box 273, Council Grove, KS 66846. This fund has been established to host a Family Fish Camp in the Spring of 2021 at the Marina Cove.&nbsp; The camp will teach youth and their families the basics of fishing.

Roger Keith Parker

Paul George Muglerwas born on March 20, 1931 in rural Clay County, Kansas to Fred and Rosie Mugler. He left for his heavenly home on November 10, 2020.

God, family, education and agriculture were always the focus of Paulâ€™s life. Ebenezer Methodist Church was the family church and there Paul found a relationship with his Lord. His first eight years of education were at the one-room Fairview School. He then attended Clay Center High School, concentrating on agriculture with FFA, and becoming the State FFA President. He was also the salutatorian of his graduating class.

Paul began his college career at Kansas Wesleyan University, and in his Sophomore year, accepted the call to ministry. In his Senior year, he pastored Brookville Methodist church, and met the love of his life, Marjorie Davis. The two were married on December 23, 1953 in her family home in Pritchett, Colorado.

The newlyweds lived in Evanston, Illinois while Paul attended Garrett Theological Seminary. Upon graduation, the couple moved back to Kansas, and they served churches in Wakefield, South Hutchinson, Plainville, Winfield, Liberal and Salina, for a total of forty-four years of ministry.

Four children blessed their union: Donna (Tim) Surles, Greg (Patty) Mugler, Marcy Cone, and Jeff (Sonja) Mugler. In addition were ten grandchildren: Shawn Mugler, Brooks Mugler, Autumn Mugler, Carly Waller, Amanda Karbowski, Paul Pittman, Ashley Kimball, Josh Mugler, Kayla Fitzgerald, and Jessica Mugler, and ten Great-grandchildren: Madison Mugler, Gracie Mugler, Braden Mugler, Anabell Mugler, Lydia Waller, Cedric Waller, Ella Pittman, Ava :Pittman, Margot Kimball, and Remington Kimball.

Those preceding him in death were his parents, Fred and Rosie Mugler, brother Walter Mugler, sister Velma and husband Harold Steinbach, parents-in-law Clark and Ruby Davis, and his precious wife of 56 years, Marjorie Mugler.

Surviving family includes brother Herb (L'Jeane), Evelyn Mugler, Dean (Darlene) Davis, and a host of nieces and nephews.

He loved and supported Kansas Wesleyan University,(claiming it to be the â€œbest school in Kansasâ€), and Salina First United Methodist Church. He was blessed to remain a beloved member of the church family over many years after retirement. Contributions may be made to Salina First United Methodist Church.

The family would also like to say how grateful they all are for the kindness and care given to him at Presbyterian Manor over the last several years, and also to Kindred Hospice of Salina.

Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, 2020 at the First United Methodist Church. To attend the funeral services friends must call First Methodist Church at 785-825-0228 to reserve limited seating. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday at Ryan Mortuary with the family greeting visitors from 5 to 7 p.m. that evening.

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 </figure>Paul George Muglerwas born on March 20, 1931 in rural Clay County, Kansas to Fred and Rosie Mugler. He left for his heavenly home on November 10, 2020.God, family, education and agriculture were always the focus of Paulâ€™s life. Ebenezer Methodist Church was the family church and there Paul found a relationship with his Lord. His first eight years of education were at the one-room Fairview School. He then attended Clay Center High School, concentrating on agriculture with FFA, and becoming the State FFA President. He was also the salutatorian of his graduating class.Paul began his college career at Kansas Wesleyan University, and in his Sophomore year, accepted the call to ministry. In his Senior year, he pastored Brookville Methodist church, and met the love of his life, Marjorie Davis. The two were married on December 23, 1953 in her family home in Pritchett, Colorado.The newlyweds lived in Evanston, Illinois while Paul attended Garrett Theological Seminary. Upon graduation, the couple moved back to Kansas, and they served churches in Wakefield, South Hutchinson, Plainville, Winfield, Liberal and Salina, for a total of forty-four years of ministry.Four children blessed their union: Donna (Tim) Surles, Greg (Patty) Mugler, Marcy Cone, and Jeff (Sonja) Mugler. In addition were ten grandchildren: Shawn Mugler, Brooks Mugler, Autumn Mugler, Carly Waller, Amanda Karbowski, Paul Pittman, Ashley Kimball, Josh Mugler, Kayla Fitzgerald, and Jessica Mugler, and ten Great-grandchildren: Madison Mugler, Gracie Mugler, Braden Mugler, Anabell Mugler, Lydia Waller, Cedric Waller, Ella Pittman, Ava :Pittman, Margot Kimball, and Remington Kimball.Those preceding him in death were his parents, Fred and Rosie Mugler, brother Walter Mugler, sister Velma and husband Harold Steinbach, parents-in-law Clark and Ruby Davis, and his precious wife of 56 years, Marjorie Mugler.Surviving family includes brother Herb (L'Jeane), Evelyn Mugler, Dean (Darlene) Davis, and a host of nieces and nephews.He loved and supported Kansas Wesleyan University,(claiming it to be the â€œbest school in Kansasâ€), and Salina First United Methodist Church. He was blessed to remain a beloved member of the church family over many years after retirement. Contributions may be made to Salina First United Methodist Church.The family would also like to say how grateful they all are for the kindness and care given to him at Presbyterian Manor over the last several years, and also to Kindred Hospice of Salina.Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, 2020 at the First United Methodist Church. To attend the funeral services friends must call First Methodist Church at 785-825-0228 to reserve limited seating. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday at Ryan Mortuary with the family greeting visitors from 5 to 7 p.m. that evening.

Paul George Mugler

Jason Paul Anderson, aka Jaybird/Bird dog passed away on November 7, 2020.  Jason was born June 17, 1977,  mother; Tammy M. (Powell :Anderson) Gray; dad Gary D. Anderson and (biological father David Rathbun).  He graduated from Logan Magnolia High School in Logan, Iowa in 1995.  Jason married Stephanie Beah on July 4, 1997. They had one son, Clay Paul Dean Anderson.  Later in life he met his life partner Jamy Reidelberger.  They had one son, Paul Leo Andrew Anderson.  Jason was baptized in the Lutheran Church in Tescott, KS. 

Memorial Service will be Saturday, November 14, 2020 11 a..m.  Beverly Community Hall, Beverly,KS 

Officiating Pastor Kaye Metzler, Beverly United Methodist Church, Beverly, KS.  Followed by a luncheon at Beverly Community Hall. Please abide by the Covid rules. 

In lieu of flowers, please send memorials to Jamy Reidelberger PO Box 31 Beverly, KS 67423.

--<a href="https://www.bakerfhwichita.com/obituary/jason-anderson">Baker Funeral Home Wichita</a>--

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 </figure>Jason Paul Anderson, aka Jaybird/Bird dog passed away on November 7, 2020. Jason was born June 17, 1977, mother; Tammy M. (Powell :Anderson) Gray; dad Gary D. Anderson and (biological father David Rathbun). He graduated from Logan Magnolia High School in Logan, Iowa in 1995. Jason married Stephanie Beah on July 4, 1997. They had one son, Clay Paul Dean Anderson. Later in life he met his life partner Jamy Reidelberger. They had one son, Paul Leo Andrew Anderson. Jason was baptized in the Lutheran Church in Tescott, KS. Memorial Service will be Saturday, November 14, 2020 11 a..m. Beverly Community Hall, Beverly,KS Officiating Pastor Kaye Metzler, Beverly United Methodist Church, Beverly, KS. Followed by a luncheon at Beverly Community Hall. Please abide by the Covid rules. In lieu of flowers, please send memorials to Jamy Reidelberger PO Box 31 Beverly, KS 67423.--<a href="https://www.bakerfhwichita.com/obituary/jason-anderson">Baker Funeral Home Wichita</a>--

Jason Paul Anderson

William J. “Bill” Mckinney, 88, of Vermillion, SD formerly of White City, KS passed away peacefully at his home on November 9, 2020.

Bill was born March 21, 1932 in Prattville, AL to Leo and Ethel (Rawlinson) Mckinney. Bill served in the Army for 2 years followed by a 10-year enlistment in the Airforce based in Wichita, KS. There he met Frances Sellin and they married July 21st, 1957. After leaving the Airforce they settled in White City.

Bill worked as a heavy equipment mechanic for John Deere in Herington, KS and then for Neosho Construction in Council Grove, KS until his retirement.

He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Frances and brothers: Ira, Donald and Bryant, and sisters: Frances Thorn and Becky Roberts.

He is survived by his two daughters, Marsha (Al) Kinzie of Vermillion, Melisa Jones of Chandler, AZ and a grandson Justin (Kim) Campbell and great granddaughters Makayla and Gabby all of Kettering, OH.

Graveside services will be held at 11:00 AM Saturday, November 14 at the Sunset Hill Cemetery in Herington, KS. Yazel-Megli Funeral Home, Herington/ HansenFuneralHome.com is serving the family. Please sign his online guestbook and leave a memory of Bill at www.ymzfh.com.

William J. “Bill” Mckinney, 88, of Vermillion, SD formerly of White City, KS passed away peacefully at his home on November 9, 2020.Bill was born March 21, 1932 in Prattville, AL to Leo and Ethel (Rawlinson) Mckinney. Bill served in the Army for 2 years followed by a 10-year enlistment in the Airforce based in Wichita, KS. There he met Frances Sellin and they married July 21st, 1957. After leaving the Airforce they settled in White City. Bill worked as a heavy equipment mechanic for John Deere in Herington, KS and then for Neosho Construction in Council Grove, KS until his retirement.He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Frances and brothers: Ira, Donald and Bryant, and sisters: Frances Thorn and Becky Roberts.He is survived by his two daughters, Marsha (Al) Kinzie of Vermillion, Melisa Jones of Chandler, AZ and a grandson Justin (Kim) Campbell and great granddaughters Makayla and Gabby all of Kettering, OH.Graveside services will be held at 11:00 AM Saturday, November 14 at the Sunset Hill Cemetery in Herington, KS. Yazel-Megli Funeral Home, Herington/ HansenFuneralHome.com is serving the family. Please sign his online guestbook and leave a memory of Bill at www.ymzfh.com.

William J. “Bill” Mckinney

Bobby Ray New, age 78, of Mesa, Arizona, passed away peacefully in his sleep on November 5, 2020.&nbsp; He was joined moments later by his wife Janet New.

Bobby was born on May 13, 1942 in Eubank, KY to the late Albert E. New and Eva Jane (Jones) New. He was a 1961 graduate of Eubank High School. After graduating, Bobby worked at Cornett Machine Shop in Somerset, KY for a year before enlisting in the United States Air Force in 1963, where he served honorably for 22 years. He retired in June of 1984 as a Master Sergeant.

He married Nisa Deekrathok Sawyer, he became a loving father to 3 children, Pojana, Charley, and Roger. In June of 1989, Bobby married his soulmate, Janet and added 4 stepchildren, Stacey, Victor, Lee and Darcy whom he adored as his own.&nbsp;

Bobby and Janet were devoted members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Bobby was a do it all handyman, a jack of all trades, he enjoyed and was skilled in repairing any and all things mechanical and technical. He had a passion for exploring his family genealogy.&nbsp;&nbsp;

He is survived by a daughter, Pojana Joseph (Authur) of Dallas,TX; two sons, Charley New (Ashley) of Waycross, GA and Roger New of Grand Prairie, TX; two stepdaughters, Stacey Hanson (Steve) of Independence, MO; Darcy Whatcott (Matt) of Keller, TX; and two stepsons, Victor Allred (Theresa) of Kansas City, MO and Lee Allred (Michelle) of Kansas City MO; a sister, Betty Lou Wilson (Don) of Ferguson, KY; a brother, Billy New (Sue) of Science Hill, KY; and a special niece, Tish Ann.

He is preceded in death by his father, Albert New and mother, Eva Jane Jones; two sisters, Lona Pittman and Wilma Baston; and two brothers, Dennis F. New and Chester G. New.

Visitation will be held from 11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. at the Melby Mortuary on Saturday, November 14, 2020.

Celebration of Life Services will be held 1:00 p.m., on Saturday, November 14th at Melby Mortuary in Mankato, Kansas with Matt Whatcott officiating. Burial will follow in the Burr Oak Cemetery in Burr Oak, Kansas.&nbsp;&nbsp; Military honors will be conducted by the US Air Force and Emory Clemons Post #263.

The family suggests memorials to<a href="http://www.afas.org/" target="_blank">http://www.afas.org</a>&nbsp; (ASSA) HEADQUARTERS AIR FORCE AID SOCIETY, 1550 Crystal Drive, Suite 809, Arlington, VA 22202.&nbsp; For online condolences, please visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.melbymortuary.com/">www.melbymortuary.com</a>.

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 </figure>Bobby Ray New, age 78, of Mesa, Arizona, passed away peacefully in his sleep on November 5, 2020.&nbsp; He was joined moments later by his wife Janet New. Bobby was born on May 13, 1942 in Eubank, KY to the late Albert E. New and Eva Jane (Jones) New. He was a 1961 graduate of Eubank High School. After graduating, Bobby worked at Cornett Machine Shop in Somerset, KY for a year before enlisting in the United States Air Force in 1963, where he served honorably for 22 years. He retired in June of 1984 as a Master Sergeant.He married Nisa Deekrathok Sawyer, he became a loving father to 3 children, Pojana, Charley, and Roger. In June of 1989, Bobby married his soulmate, Janet and added 4 stepchildren, Stacey, Victor, Lee and Darcy whom he adored as his own.&nbsp;Bobby and Janet were devoted members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Bobby was a do it all handyman, a jack of all trades, he enjoyed and was skilled in repairing any and all things mechanical and technical. He had a passion for exploring his family genealogy.&nbsp;&nbsp;He is survived by a daughter, Pojana Joseph (Authur) of Dallas,TX; two sons, Charley New (Ashley) of Waycross, GA and Roger New of Grand Prairie, TX; two stepdaughters, Stacey Hanson (Steve) of Independence, MO; Darcy Whatcott (Matt) of Keller, TX; and two stepsons, Victor Allred (Theresa) of Kansas City, MO and Lee Allred (Michelle) of Kansas City MO; a sister, Betty Lou Wilson (Don) of Ferguson, KY; a brother, Billy New (Sue) of Science Hill, KY; and a special niece, Tish Ann.He is preceded in death by his father, Albert New and mother, Eva Jane Jones; two sisters, Lona Pittman and Wilma Baston; and two brothers, Dennis F. New and Chester G. New.Visitation will be held from 11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. at the Melby Mortuary on Saturday, November 14, 2020.Celebration of Life Services will be held 1:00 p.m., on Saturday, November 14th at Melby Mortuary in Mankato, Kansas with Matt Whatcott officiating. Burial will follow in the Burr Oak Cemetery in Burr Oak, Kansas.&nbsp;&nbsp; Military honors will be conducted by the US Air Force and Emory Clemons Post #263. The family suggests memorials to<a href="http://www.afas.org/" target="_blank">http://www.afas.org</a>&nbsp; (ASSA) HEADQUARTERS AIR FORCE AID SOCIETY, 1550 Crystal Drive, Suite 809, Arlington, VA 22202.&nbsp; For online condolences, please visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.melbymortuary.com/">www.melbymortuary.com</a>.

Bobby Ray New

Our loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend, Janet Sue New, 79, passed away with her loving husband, Bobby Ray New, 78, at their home in Mesa, AZ.

Janet was the only child of Duane Neil and Margaret Lucille (Meeker) Bennett, born on Oct. 11, 1941 in Otego, Kansas. Her birth was excitedly anticipated as she was the first grandchild on both sides of the family and her great, great grandmother Mahala Bennett (whose husband Seth, a Union soldier) enjoyed Jan’s first year of life.

Janet spent her entire childhood in the farming community of Mankato, KS. Both sets of her grandparents resided in Jewel County and she was privileged to be surrounded by family. She was always close to her grandparents, aunts and uncles--family was everything to the Bennetts and Meekers. Janet graduated from Mankato High School, Mankato, KS in 1959. After high school Janet moved to Denver, CO to go to Beauty School with her best friend and started life as a beautician in 1960, staying in Denver. She went on a blind date and three months later married Milburn L. Allred on Aug. 28, 1960. On their first anniversary Stacey arrived, Victor came 11 months later. The family later moved to Kingston, NY in 1967. Lee joined the family in 1968 and their last child, Darcy arrived almost 2 years to the day. The family later moved to the Lexington KY area in 1975.&nbsp; Jan earned her Licensed Practical Nursing Degree.

While attending a large LDS singles conference in Atlanta, GA Jan meet the love of her life—Bob New. Bob moved with his family of three children from Fort Walton Beach, FL to Science Hill, KY where they married June 3, 1989. They were later sealed in the Salt Lake Temple for time and all eternity. Bob was raising three children—Pojanna (PJ) born in 1972, Charley joined the family a short 2 years later after Bob finished his tour in Viet Nam. Bob’s grand finale Roger arrived in 1984. Roger was almost five when they married and Roger called Jan, Mom from day one. Roger loved to ride in Bob’s pick-up snuggled in between his parents. Jan and Bob later moved to Brigham City, UT where they raised Roger close to his nephew, Russ and his nieces Emily and Rachel. Upon retirement, they split their time between Arizona and Utah. They eventually bought a house close to family in the Mesa and enjoyed their grandkids and three great grandkids.

Jan was a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints all of her adult life. She served in many callings but her very favorite was as a teacher in the Relief Society (Women’s LDS organization). She particularly loved family history work and completed one line of her family back to the 1600’s. She was proud of her heritage, especially that her line included grandfathers that fought in both the American Revolutionary and Civil Wars. She appreciated her husband’s service in the US Army of over 20 years. He later inspired a son and grandson to follow his footsteps. Jan enjoyed many crafts, but especially scrapbooking and taking care of her rosebushes. She was a dedicated full-time homemaker most of her life; raising five children. She loved the holidays, mostly spent without an extended family as they lived in both Texas and Kansas. She truly loved being a grandparent and great grandmother; for the last 30 years she enjoyed living by a daughter and later by her great grandchildren. Her last years living in Mesa were her happiest—she attended many programs and concerts that her grandchildren participated in and she never missed a chance to see her great granddaughter cheer at a local JR High School. She was a gentle, thoughtful soul who will be sorely missed by her family, neighbors, and church friends. She was quick to laugh and enjoyed watching movies all her life. She also enjoyed playing card games from a very young age. Her only unfilled desire was for siblings and she taught her children that the greatest inheritance she would ever give them was each other. Jan and Bob enjoyed eating lunch out most days and going to all kinds of antique and estate sales.

Jan is survived by five children-- Stacey Hansen (Steve), Independence, MO; Vic Allred (Theresa), Parkville, MO; Lee (Michelle) Kansas City, MO; Darcy (Matt) Whatcott, Keller, TX and Roger New (adopted at age 18), Grandview, TX. She was also blessed with two step-children—Charley (Ashley) New, Waycross, GA and Pojana (Arthur) Joseph, Dallas/Fort Worth, TX. Twenty-five grandchildren and six grandchildren from both sides of the family graced her life.

She was preceded in death (for a few short minutes) by her husband Bob New; her parents Duane and Margaret Bennett and four loving great grandparents.

Celebration of Life Services will be held 1:00 p.m., on Oct. 14, 2020 at the Melby Mortuary, Mankato KS with Matt Whatcott officiating. Burial with her husband will immediately follow in the Burr Oak Cemetery, Burr Oak, KS.

The family requests memorials in lieu of flowers to http://afas.org—(ASSA) HEADQUARTERS AIR FORCE AID SOCIETY, 1550 Crystal Drive, Suite 809, Arlington, VA 22202, to honor her husband’s untiring devotion, loyalty and service to our beloved country. These can be sent in care of Melby Mortuary. For online condolences, please visit www.melbymortuary.com

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 </figure>Our loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend, Janet Sue New, 79, passed away with her loving husband, Bobby Ray New, 78, at their home in Mesa, AZ.Janet was the only child of Duane Neil and Margaret Lucille (Meeker) Bennett, born on Oct. 11, 1941 in Otego, Kansas. Her birth was excitedly anticipated as she was the first grandchild on both sides of the family and her great, great grandmother Mahala Bennett (whose husband Seth, a Union soldier) enjoyed Jan’s first year of life.Janet spent her entire childhood in the farming community of Mankato, KS. Both sets of her grandparents resided in Jewel County and she was privileged to be surrounded by family. She was always close to her grandparents, aunts and uncles--family was everything to the Bennetts and Meekers. Janet graduated from Mankato High School, Mankato, KS in 1959. After high school Janet moved to Denver, CO to go to Beauty School with her best friend and started life as a beautician in 1960, staying in Denver. She went on a blind date and three months later married Milburn L. Allred on Aug. 28, 1960. On their first anniversary Stacey arrived, Victor came 11 months later. The family later moved to Kingston, NY in 1967. Lee joined the family in 1968 and their last child, Darcy arrived almost 2 years to the day. The family later moved to the Lexington KY area in 1975.&nbsp; Jan earned her Licensed Practical Nursing Degree.While attending a large LDS singles conference in Atlanta, GA Jan meet the love of her life—Bob New. Bob moved with his family of three children from Fort Walton Beach, FL to Science Hill, KY where they married June 3, 1989. They were later sealed in the Salt Lake Temple for time and all eternity. Bob was raising three children—Pojanna (PJ) born in 1972, Charley joined the family a short 2 years later after Bob finished his tour in Viet Nam. Bob’s grand finale Roger arrived in 1984. Roger was almost five when they married and Roger called Jan, Mom from day one. Roger loved to ride in Bob’s pick-up snuggled in between his parents. Jan and Bob later moved to Brigham City, UT where they raised Roger close to his nephew, Russ and his nieces Emily and Rachel. Upon retirement, they split their time between Arizona and Utah. They eventually bought a house close to family in the Mesa and enjoyed their grandkids and three great grandkids.Jan was a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints all of her adult life. She served in many callings but her very favorite was as a teacher in the Relief Society (Women’s LDS organization). She particularly loved family history work and completed one line of her family back to the 1600’s. She was proud of her heritage, especially that her line included grandfathers that fought in both the American Revolutionary and Civil Wars. She appreciated her husband’s service in the US Army of over 20 years. He later inspired a son and grandson to follow his footsteps. Jan enjoyed many crafts, but especially scrapbooking and taking care of her rosebushes. She was a dedicated full-time homemaker most of her life; raising five children. She loved the holidays, mostly spent without an extended family as they lived in both Texas and Kansas. She truly loved being a grandparent and great grandmother; for the last 30 years she enjoyed living by a daughter and later by her great grandchildren. Her last years living in Mesa were her happiest—she attended many programs and concerts that her grandchildren participated in and she never missed a chance to see her great granddaughter cheer at a local JR High School. She was a gentle, thoughtful soul who will be sorely missed by her family, neighbors, and church friends. She was quick to laugh and enjoyed watching movies all her life. She also enjoyed playing card games from a very young age. Her only unfilled desire was for siblings and she taught her children that the greatest inheritance she would ever give them was each other. Jan and Bob enjoyed eating lunch out most days and going to all kinds of antique and estate sales.Jan is survived by five children-- Stacey Hansen (Steve), Independence, MO; Vic Allred (Theresa), Parkville, MO; Lee (Michelle) Kansas City, MO; Darcy (Matt) Whatcott, Keller, TX and Roger New (adopted at age 18), Grandview, TX. She was also blessed with two step-children—Charley (Ashley) New, Waycross, GA and Pojana (Arthur) Joseph, Dallas/Fort Worth, TX. Twenty-five grandchildren and six grandchildren from both sides of the family graced her life.She was preceded in death (for a few short minutes) by her husband Bob New; her parents Duane and Margaret Bennett and four loving great grandparents.Visitation will be held from 11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. at the Melby Mortuary on Saturday, November 14, 2020.Celebration of Life Services will be held 1:00 p.m., on Oct. 14, 2020 at the Melby Mortuary, Mankato KS with Matt Whatcott officiating. Burial with her husband will immediately follow in the Burr Oak Cemetery, Burr Oak, KS.The family requests memorials in lieu of flowers to http://afas.org—(ASSA) HEADQUARTERS AIR FORCE AID SOCIETY, 1550 Crystal Drive, Suite 809, Arlington, VA 22202, to honor her husband’s untiring devotion, loyalty and service to our beloved country. These can be sent in care of Melby Mortuary. For online condolences, please visit www.melbymortuary.com

Janet Sue New

&nbsp; Mildred's funeral service will be live streamed and a link to view it will be posted closer to service time. Mildred Rose (Buller) Hodson, 102, of McPherson, KS, passed away peacefully on Monday, November 9, 2020, at The Cedars, McPherson. Mildred was born January 23, 1918, the daughter of Jacob S. and Eugenia (Ehrlich) Buller. Over her almost 103 years, she lived in various towns where her father was a high school teacher. Since she grew up in an art and music loving environment, she was able to recall enjoyable experiences she had. Her parents taught her to be kind, thoughtful, and generous with people who crossed her path. Mildred graduated from Herington High School in 1936 and then attended the Art Institute in Kansas City where she met Walt Disney. Because of the Depression, she returned to Herington where she worked in the Penney’s store and as a telephone operator. During this time, she met George Hodson, and they married August 6, 1938, at the Herington Methodist Church. They moved to a farm near Burdick where they continued to live until 1981 when she and George moved to McPherson for their retirement years. Mildred was always using her artistic ability as she made signs for George’s trucks, signs for various businesses, and best of all, the chalk drawings she did for programs. In addition, she taught Sunday School all of her years at Burdick. Then, she taught Sunday School classes at McPherson United Methodist Church. A special joy for Mildred was when she received handmade cards from grandchildren of students she had taught at Burdick. Mildred loved her family and was always interested in all of their lives. Her love for her Savior was evident in her life as she shared with family and friends. Mildred’s sweet smile and gentle spirit will be missed by all who knew her. She is survived by two daughters, Mary Louise Pritchard and husband, Leroy, and Janis Jantz and husband, Ron; grandchildren, John Pritchard, Jim Pritchard and wife, Melanie, Deann Gadalla and husband, Dr. Aly, Lori Klatt and husband, Brad, and David Jantz. Also, there are six great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, her parents, and son, George Melvin Hodson. The funeral service will be held at 10:30 AM, Saturday, November 14, 2020, at First United Methodist Church, McPherson, with Pastor Phillip Clay officiating. The family will receive friends from 9:30 AM until service time on Saturday at the church. Graveside service will follow at the Burdick United Methodist Cemetery, Burdick, KS. Memorial donations may be given to Burdick United Methodist Church, First United Methodist Church, McPherson, or Elyria Christian School in care of Stockham Family Funeral Home, 205 North Chestnut, McPherson, KS 67460.&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp; Mildred's funeral service will be live streamed and a link to view it will be posted closer to service time. Mildred Rose (Buller) Hodson, 102, of McPherson, KS, passed away peacefully on Monday, November 9, 2020, at The Cedars, McPherson. Mildred was born January 23, 1918, the daughter of Jacob S. and Eugenia (Ehrlich) Buller. Over her almost 103 years, she lived in various towns where her father was a high school teacher. Since she grew up in an art and music loving environment, she was able to recall enjoyable experiences she had. Her parents taught her to be kind, thoughtful, and generous with people who crossed her path. Mildred graduated from Herington High School in 1936 and then attended the Art Institute in Kansas City where she met Walt Disney. Because of the Depression, she returned to Herington where she worked in the Penney’s store and as a telephone operator. During this time, she met George Hodson, and they married August 6, 1938, at the Herington Methodist Church. They moved to a farm near Burdick where they continued to live until 1981 when she and George moved to McPherson for their retirement years. Mildred was always using her artistic ability as she made signs for George’s trucks, signs for various businesses, and best of all, the chalk drawings she did for programs. In addition, she taught Sunday School all of her years at Burdick. Then, she taught Sunday School classes at McPherson United Methodist Church. A special joy for Mildred was when she received handmade cards from grandchildren of students she had taught at Burdick. Mildred loved her family and was always interested in all of their lives. Her love for her Savior was evident in her life as she shared with family and friends. Mildred’s sweet smile and gentle spirit will be missed by all who knew her. She is survived by two daughters, Mary Louise Pritchard and husband, Leroy, and Janis Jantz and husband, Ron; grandchildren, John Pritchard, Jim Pritchard and wife, Melanie, Deann Gadalla and husband, Dr. Aly, Lori Klatt and husband, Brad, and David Jantz. Also, there are six great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, her parents, and son, George Melvin Hodson. The funeral service will be held at 10:30 AM, Saturday, November 14, 2020, at First United Methodist Church, McPherson, with Pastor Phillip Clay officiating. The family will receive friends from 9:30 AM until service time on Saturday at the church. Graveside service will follow at the Burdick United Methodist Cemetery, Burdick, KS. Memorial donations may be given to Burdick United Methodist Church, First United Methodist Church, McPherson, or Elyria Christian School in care of Stockham Family Funeral Home, 205 North Chestnut, McPherson, KS 67460.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Mildred Rose (Buller) Hodson

&nbsp; Lucinda “Cindie” Ann Dyck, 71, of McPherson, KS, passed away peacefully on Sunday, November 8, 2020, with her husband by her side at Angel Arms, McPherson. She was a retired nurse, working at Lindsborg Hospital. She was born on September 21, 1949, in Claflin, KS, the daughter of Leo Eugene and Velma Gracie (Warner) Bernd. Survivors include: her husband, Gerald Dyck of McPherson, KS; two children, Tim Nuss and Candice Wiley; a brother, Russell Bernd and wife, Janice; four step-children, Phillip Dyck, Eric Dyck, Perry Petersen, and Stacie Griffin; and numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews, and extended family. A private family service will be held at a later date.&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp; Lucinda “Cindie” Ann Dyck, 71, of McPherson, KS, passed away peacefully on Sunday, November 8, 2020, with her husband by her side at Angel Arms, McPherson. She was a retired nurse, working at Lindsborg Hospital. She was born on September 21, 1949, in Claflin, KS, the daughter of Leo Eugene and Velma Gracie (Warner) Bernd. Survivors include: her husband, Gerald Dyck of McPherson, KS; two children, Tim Nuss and Candice Wiley; a brother, Russell Bernd and wife, Janice; four step-children, Phillip Dyck, Eric Dyck, Perry Petersen, and Stacie Griffin; and numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews, and extended family. A private family service will be held at a later date.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Lucinda “Cindie” Ann Dyck

Linda Sue Siebold, 68, passed Saturday, November 7, 2020 at Stormont Vail Hospital in Topeka, Ks, following a short battle with Covid-19. Linda was born on July 10, 1952, in a Clifton, KS doctor’s office, daughter of Ernest “Mike” Meitzen and Irene (Forkner) Hillman.&nbsp; She was the youngest of three siblings.

She grew up in the Clifton, KS area and later moved to Concordia, KS where she graduated high school in 1970. She went on to obtain her teaching degree from Fort Hays State University in 1975. She married Thomas “Tommy” Siebold on May 27, 1978. They made their home near Clifton, KS, where Linda was a 3rd grade teacher until moving to Clay Center in 1981. She was a part time substitute teacher, secretary, clerk, and finished her career at Kansas State University retiring in 2014. She has been a lifelong member of the Clay Center United Methodist Church where she enjoyed singing and playing her guitar in the praise band.

Linda was considered a mom to many kids growing up as the location of the family home became grand central station in her kids junior and senior high school days.&nbsp; Aside from her family, one of her most precious gifts came in March 2018 when she received a kidney transplant.&nbsp; The transplant greatly improved her quality of life over the last two years as she no longer had to have dialysis 3 times a week.&nbsp; Since her health had improved so much, her and her husband Tommy were able to travel around on bus tours seeing different places and going to many KC Royals games.

Linda loved following her granddaughter, Addy’s twirling competitions and her grandson Rylan’s ball games. No matter where she was, she was their #1 fan. On a calm day she would accompany her husband Tommy on fishing excursions so that they could spend time together. In the fall of 2018, she attended the American Christian Fiction Writers Conference in Nashville and achieved her dream of becoming a published author of the Contessa of Montaire series. She was working hard to finish book #6 in the series preparing for it’s debut in December 2020. She lived a life of love, always had a smile, and was a very proud grandma. She loved her kids dearly and would always go out of her way for her husband Tommy, kids, grandkids, and her kitty “Dingo”.&nbsp; One of her favorite quotes is “God is good ALL the time, and ALL the time, God is Good.”

Linda leaves her loved ones behind but they can be comforted by her faith in Jesus.&nbsp; She knew where she was going and was not afraid.

Son: Andrew Siebold and wife Mallory of Woodward, OK (Gabrielle, Erika, Shepherd, Selah &amp; Shiloh)

Daughter: Apryl Gurney and husband Steve of Clay Center, KS (Addyson &amp; Rylan)

Sister-in-laws: Trudy Law and husband Bevin of Longford, KS, Merna Siebold of Clay Center, KS

Memorials can be made to the Linda Siebold Memorial Fund c/o the funeral home

Friends and Family may call from 4-7 pm on Thursday, November 12 at the Neill-Schwensen-Rook Funeral Home, Clay Center, KS.&nbsp; A celebration of life for Linda will be held at a later date.

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 </figure>Linda Sue Siebold, 68, passed Saturday, November 7, 2020 at Stormont Vail Hospital in Topeka, Ks, following a short battle with Covid-19. Linda was born on July 10, 1952, in a Clifton, KS doctor’s office, daughter of Ernest “Mike” Meitzen and Irene (Forkner) Hillman.&nbsp; She was the youngest of three siblings.She grew up in the Clifton, KS area and later moved to Concordia, KS where she graduated high school in 1970. She went on to obtain her teaching degree from Fort Hays State University in 1975. She married Thomas “Tommy” Siebold on May 27, 1978. They made their home near Clifton, KS, where Linda was a 3rd grade teacher until moving to Clay Center in 1981. She was a part time substitute teacher, secretary, clerk, and finished her career at Kansas State University retiring in 2014. She has been a lifelong member of the Clay Center United Methodist Church where she enjoyed singing and playing her guitar in the praise band.Linda was considered a mom to many kids growing up as the location of the family home became grand central station in her kids junior and senior high school days.&nbsp; Aside from her family, one of her most precious gifts came in March 2018 when she received a kidney transplant.&nbsp; The transplant greatly improved her quality of life over the last two years as she no longer had to have dialysis 3 times a week.&nbsp; Since her health had improved so much, her and her husband Tommy were able to travel around on bus tours seeing different places and going to many KC Royals games.Linda loved following her granddaughter, Addy’s twirling competitions and her grandson Rylan’s ball games. No matter where she was, she was their #1 fan. On a calm day she would accompany her husband Tommy on fishing excursions so that they could spend time together. In the fall of 2018, she attended the American Christian Fiction Writers Conference in Nashville and achieved her dream of becoming a published author of the Contessa of Montaire series. She was working hard to finish book #6 in the series preparing for it’s debut in December 2020. She lived a life of love, always had a smile, and was a very proud grandma. She loved her kids dearly and would always go out of her way for her husband Tommy, kids, grandkids, and her kitty “Dingo”.&nbsp; One of her favorite quotes is “God is good ALL the time, and ALL the time, God is Good.”Linda leaves her loved ones behind but they can be comforted by her faith in Jesus.&nbsp; She knew where she was going and was not afraid.Survivors include:Husband: Tommy, of the homeSon: Andrew Siebold and wife Mallory of Woodward, OK (Gabrielle, Erika, Shepherd, Selah &amp; Shiloh)Daughter: Apryl Gurney and husband Steve of Clay Center, KS (Addyson &amp; Rylan)Brother: Michael Hillman, Fort Worth, TXSister: Cheryl Chaput, Gardner, KSSister-in-laws: Trudy Law and husband Bevin of Longford, KS, Merna Siebold of Clay Center, KSMany beloved nieces and nephewsMemorials can be made to the Linda Siebold Memorial Fund c/o the funeral homeFriends and Family may call from 4-7 pm on Thursday, November 12 at the Neill-Schwensen-Rook Funeral Home, Clay Center, KS.&nbsp; A celebration of life for Linda will be held at a later date.

Linda Sue Siebold

Krishten Gotchall, 28, of Idana, Kansas died November 4, 2020 at her residence.&nbsp; She was born on April 21, 1992 at Goodland, Kansas, the daughter of Richard Whisennand and Tobie Gotchall.&nbsp; Krishten was a CNA.

She is survived by her father, Richard Whisennand of Lamar, CO; mother, Tobie Gotchall of Goodland, KS; daughters, Jayda Gotchall of Goodland, KS and Gemma Stoll of Clay Center, KS; son, William Stoll of Clay Center, KS; sisters, Alyson Gotchall of Goodland, KS, Megan Robbins of Hays, KS, Jocelyn Robbins of Goodland, KS and Reyannon Baumgartner of Little Elm, TX; and a brother, Robby McKinley of Garden City, KS.

Memorials may be made by going to gofundme.com and searching Krishten Gotchall.

A Celebration of Life will take place at Common Ground in downtown Clay Center from 6-7:30PM on November 10, 2020 with a prayer vigil following at 8:00PM at the Clay Center Zoo Kiddie Pond.

Krishten Gotchall, 28, of Idana, Kansas died November 4, 2020 at her residence.&nbsp; She was born on April 21, 1992 at Goodland, Kansas, the daughter of Richard Whisennand and Tobie Gotchall.&nbsp; Krishten was a CNA.She is survived by her father, Richard Whisennand of Lamar, CO; mother, Tobie Gotchall of Goodland, KS; daughters, Jayda Gotchall of Goodland, KS and Gemma Stoll of Clay Center, KS; son, William Stoll of Clay Center, KS; sisters, Alyson Gotchall of Goodland, KS, Megan Robbins of Hays, KS, Jocelyn Robbins of Goodland, KS and Reyannon Baumgartner of Little Elm, TX; and a brother, Robby McKinley of Garden City, KS.Memorials may be made by going to gofundme.com and searching Krishten Gotchall.A Celebration of Life will take place at Common Ground in downtown Clay Center from 6-7:30PM on November 10, 2020 with a prayer vigil following at 8:00PM at the Clay Center Zoo Kiddie Pond.

Krishten Gotchall

George, 85 died October 31, 2020.  He was born on January 9, 1935. 

 George worked as a security guard for several years. 

 He was preceded in death by his wife, Sharon on October 3, 2016. 

 They are buried together in Greenwood Cemetery. 

George, 85 died October 31, 2020. He was born on January 9, 1935. George worked as a security guard for several years. He was preceded in death by his wife, Sharon on October 3, 2016. They are buried together in Greenwood Cemetery. No services are planned.&nbsp;&nbsp;

 George Dodge

Memorial services will be at 2 PM Saturday, November 14 at the Glen Elder United Methodist Church. 

Cremation was chosen &amp; there will be no visitation. 

Memorials may be given to the Church or Glen Elder Senior Center.

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Geneva Porter

SALINA -&nbsp;Elizabeth Ruth (Hartner) Mitchell, 100, of Salina was called to her eternal home on Friday, November 6, 2020. She was born April 21, 1920 to William and Minnie (Burger) Hartner at their rural farm southwest of Clay Center, KS. She was baptized on May 2, 1920 and confirmed June 18, 1933; both at Zion Lutheran Church located then Southwest of Clay Center.

Elizabeth received her elementary education at Eight Mile and North Exeter Schools in Clay County and graduated from Clay County Community High School in Clay Center in May 1937. She then attended Kansas St. College completing her teaching certificate and taught several years in rural schools until her marriage in 1940.

On August 17, 1940 she married Everette J. Mitchell of Clay Center. They first met in her father's pasture where many competitive baseball games were played in those days. They were married for over 55 years. To this union three children were born: James Stanley, June Elaine and William Sidney.

Elizabeth was active in both churches she faithfully attended during her life at St. Paulâ€™s Lutheran in Clay Center and St. Mark's Lutheran in Salina. That included teaching Sunday School, serving on the Altar Guild, playing the organ, serving in women's Friendship Circle and she was a Grandma to all children she came in contact with. She left a lasting impression with all her family members for the meals she cooked and the games she played with everyone.

She is survived by daughter June Sexton (Walter) of Lawrence, KS, two sons; James Stanley (Judi) of Clay Center, KS and William Sidney (Linda) of Topeka, KS; six grandchildren, eleven great-grandchildren and nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Everette, a stillborn daughter, Rebecca, sister Grace and brothers Roy and Edward.

There will be no visitation or funeral service. Burial of ashes with a brief service will take place at 2 p.m. Friday, November 13th at Greenwood Cemetery in Clay Center, KS. Social distancing is requested.

Memorials are suggested to St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Salina, KS; Nebraska Lutheran High School in Waco, Nebraska; or Donors Choice; all in care of Ryan Mortuary, Salina, Kansas.

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SALINA -&nbsp;Elizabeth Ruth (Hartner) Mitchell, 100, of Salina was called to her eternal home on Friday, November 6, 2020. She was born April 21, 1920 to William and Minnie (Burger) Hartner at their rural farm southwest of Clay Center, KS. She was baptized on May 2, 1920 and confirmed June 18, 1933; both at Zion Lutheran Church located then Southwest of Clay Center.Elizabeth received her elementary education at Eight Mile and North Exeter Schools in Clay County and graduated from Clay County Community High School in Clay Center in May 1937. She then attended Kansas St. College completing her teaching certificate and taught several years in rural schools until her marriage in 1940.On August 17, 1940 she married Everette J. Mitchell of Clay Center. They first met in her father's pasture where many competitive baseball games were played in those days. They were married for over 55 years. To this union three children were born: James Stanley, June Elaine and William Sidney.Elizabeth was active in both churches she faithfully attended during her life at St. Paulâ€™s Lutheran in Clay Center and St. Mark's Lutheran in Salina. That included teaching Sunday School, serving on the Altar Guild, playing the organ, serving in women's Friendship Circle and she was a Grandma to all children she came in contact with. She left a lasting impression with all her family members for the meals she cooked and the games she played with everyone.She is survived by daughter June Sexton (Walter) of Lawrence, KS, two sons; James Stanley (Judi) of Clay Center, KS and William Sidney (Linda) of Topeka, KS; six grandchildren, eleven great-grandchildren and nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Everette, a stillborn daughter, Rebecca, sister Grace and brothers Roy and Edward.There will be no visitation or funeral service. Burial of ashes with a brief service will take place at 2 p.m. Friday, November 13th at Greenwood Cemetery in Clay Center, KS. Social distancing is requested.Memorials are suggested to St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Salina, KS; Nebraska Lutheran High School in Waco, Nebraska; or Donors Choice; all in care of Ryan Mortuary, Salina, Kansas.

Elizabeth Ruth (Hartner) Mitchell

Tina Lea (Harbert) Stout, of Salina, was born on May 12, 1973 and passed away on November 5, 2020 due to health/lung complications.

Tina grew up and attended school in Salina and Concordia, Kan. She had a passion for life that often earned her mother's nickname of Spunky! She was determined to live life on her terms. She loved music, dancing, doing hair, but most importantly, spending time with loved ones. Her beautiful smile was contagious, and she wore it often. She will be forever missed by all who love her.

Tina is survived by her children, Taylor Brown, Talia Robinson, Christian Engelbert, Jadyn Hinson and Kyron Hinson; granddaughter, Malaina May Hinson, parents, Caroline Braum of Salina, Kan., and Ed Harbert (Sherry) of Topeka, Kan.; siblings, Emerson Harbert, Brittany Harbert, Paul Womack and John Braum, Jr.; as well as many aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and friends.

She is preceded in death by her son, Zachary.

Tina's Celebration of Life is TBD, post Co-Vid.

Memorials should be to simply extend a hand to one in need.

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 </figure>Tina Lea (Harbert) Stout, of Salina, was born on May 12, 1973 and passed away on November 5, 2020 due to health/lung complications.Tina grew up and attended school in Salina and Concordia, Kan. She had a passion for life that often earned her mother's nickname of Spunky! She was determined to live life on her terms. She loved music, dancing, doing hair, but most importantly, spending time with loved ones. Her beautiful smile was contagious, and she wore it often. She will be forever missed by all who love her.Tina is survived by her children, Taylor Brown, Talia Robinson, Christian Engelbert, Jadyn Hinson and Kyron Hinson; granddaughter, Malaina May Hinson, parents, Caroline Braum of Salina, Kan., and Ed Harbert (Sherry) of Topeka, Kan.; siblings, Emerson Harbert, Brittany Harbert, Paul Womack and John Braum, Jr.; as well as many aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and friends.She is preceded in death by her son, Zachary.Tina's Celebration of Life is TBD, post Co-Vid.Memorials should be to simply extend a hand to one in need.

Tina Lea (Harbert) Stout

Marjorie M. (Poss) Olson, 89, of Salina, passed away Saturday, November 7, 2020. She was born September 20, 1931 in Pelican Rapids, MN.

She worked as a Bookkeeper for many different companies in Salina for many years.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Herman and Adeline (Bunkowski) Poss; husband, Robert E. Olson; infant daughter, Patricia Olson.

Survivors include her children, David R. Olson (Carla Moore) of Salina, Cynthia Olson of Salina, Pamela Olson of Wichita; grandchildren, David I. Olson, Amy Roth (Nate), John Olson, Terra Meares (Matt), Jacqui Homewood (Jason); great-grandchildren, Trever Homewood, Finn, Homewood, Emerson Meares, Briar Meares. &nbsp;

A private family burial will be held at Roselawn Memorial Park.

Christ the King Lutheran Church in care of Roselawn Mortuary, PO Box 2322, Salina, 67402.

For online condolences contact Roselawn at

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 </figure>Marjorie M. (Poss) Olson, 89, of Salina, passed away Saturday, November 7, 2020. She was born September 20, 1931 in Pelican Rapids, MN.She worked as a Bookkeeper for many different companies in Salina for many years.She was preceded in death by her parents, Herman and Adeline (Bunkowski) Poss; husband, Robert E. Olson; infant daughter, Patricia Olson.Survivors include her children, David R. Olson (Carla Moore) of Salina, Cynthia Olson of Salina, Pamela Olson of Wichita; grandchildren, David I. Olson, Amy Roth (Nate), John Olson, Terra Meares (Matt), Jacqui Homewood (Jason); great-grandchildren, Trever Homewood, Finn, Homewood, Emerson Meares, Briar Meares. &nbsp;A private family burial will be held at Roselawn Memorial Park.Memorials may be made toChrist the King Lutheran Church in care of Roselawn Mortuary, PO Box 2322, Salina, 67402.For online condolences contact Roselawn atwww.roselawnsalina.com

Marjorie M. (Poss) Olson

Logan resident Ronald K. Lohrmeyer passed away August 29, 2020, at the Phillips County Hospital in Phillipsburg at the age of 71.&nbsp; He was born March 2, 1949, in Norton, the son of J.B. &amp; Maurine Lohrmeyer.&nbsp;

Survivors include his brother Gale of Logan; Sisters, Lynne Lohrmeyer of Logan, Billie Jacobs of Hays &amp; Patricia Dusin of Phillipsburg.&nbsp;

Cremation was chosen.&nbsp; A private family Memorial Mass will be held Saturday, Nov. 14 at 10:00 a.m. in the St. John Catholic Church, Logan, with Father George Chalbhagam officiating. The service will be streamed live on the Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel Facebook page.&nbsp; Burial will follow in the Pleasant View Cemetery, Logan.

Vistation will be from noon to 9:00 Friday at the Logan Funeral Home.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Logan Manor &amp; Assisted Living.

Online condolences: <a href="http://www.olliffboeve.com">www.olliffboeve.com</a>.

Logan Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.&nbsp;

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 </figure>Logan resident Ronald K. Lohrmeyer passed away August 29, 2020, at the Phillips County Hospital in Phillipsburg at the age of 71.&nbsp; He was born March 2, 1949, in Norton, the son of J.B. &amp; Maurine Lohrmeyer.&nbsp;Survivors include his brother Gale of Logan; Sisters, Lynne Lohrmeyer of Logan, Billie Jacobs of Hays &amp; Patricia Dusin of Phillipsburg.&nbsp;Cremation was chosen.&nbsp; A private family Memorial Mass will be held Saturday, Nov. 14 at 10:00 a.m. in the St. John Catholic Church, Logan, with Father George Chalbhagam officiating. The service will be streamed live on the Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel Facebook page.&nbsp; Burial will follow in the Pleasant View Cemetery, Logan.Vistation will be from noon to 9:00 Friday at the Logan Funeral Home.Memorial contributions may be made to the Logan Manor &amp; Assisted Living.Online condolences: <a href="http://www.olliffboeve.com">www.olliffboeve.com</a>.Logan Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.&nbsp;

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