Cynthia G. Mowat November 14, 1946 ~ March 16, 2024

Cynthia’s life began November 14, 1946, in Wichita. She is the daughter of Wesley Ward White and Florence (Rindt) White. She is a 1964 graduate of Centre High School. Cynthia was united in marriage to Robert David Mowat on April 9, 1965, at St. John Lutheran Church in Lincolnville.

She worked at some local grocery stores, but her greatest job was raising her family. Cynthia was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary in Herington and Our Redeemer Lutheran Church. She especially enjoyed travelling on the Heartland Tours bus trips with friends, going to the Senior Center and her card club. One of Cynthia’s greatest joys was watching her grandchildren (and their dogs) and spending time with her family.

Cynthia is survived by her mother Florence White of Marion, children Suzi Ammann of Herington, Robert (Jennifer) Mowat of Galva, Jaime Potocnik of Lincolnville and Becky ( Richard Giroux) Mowat of Ramona; grandchildren Clayton Hughes, Kyler Ammann, Alexa Ammann, Madalynn Millspaugh, Trenton (Haley) Millspaugh, and Anthony Potocnik; great grandchildren Maci Kinser, Bryson Hughes, Ellie Hughes, and Addy Hughes. &nbsp;Cynthia passed away on Saturday March 16, 2024, at Salina Regional Medical Center surrounded by her family and Pastor.

She is preceded in death by her father Ward White, her husband Robert,&nbsp; brother Wes White and grandson Nick Kinser. Her family will gather with friends on Thursday from 6-8 p.m. at Yazel Megli Funeral Home, Herington. Her funeral service will be held on Friday at 1 p.m. at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church led by Pastor Jaron Melin. She will be laid to rest in Mitchell Valley Cemetery next to her husband. Memorial contributions in her name may be directed to the Herington American Legion Auxiliary or the Maci Kinser College Fund in care of Central National Bank. Please sign her online guestbook and leave a memory of Cynthia at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.yazelmeglifh.com/">www.yazelmeglifh.com</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>Cynthia G. Mowat November 14, 1946 ~ March 16, 2024Cynthia’s life began November 14, 1946, in Wichita. She is the daughter of Wesley Ward White and Florence (Rindt) White. She is a 1964 graduate of Centre High School. Cynthia was united in marriage to Robert David Mowat on April 9, 1965, at St. John Lutheran Church in Lincolnville.She worked at some local grocery stores, but her greatest job was raising her family. Cynthia was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary in Herington and Our Redeemer Lutheran Church. She especially enjoyed travelling on the Heartland Tours bus trips with friends, going to the Senior Center and her card club. One of Cynthia’s greatest joys was watching her grandchildren (and their dogs) and spending time with her family.Cynthia is survived by her mother Florence White of Marion, children Suzi Ammann of Herington, Robert (Jennifer) Mowat of Galva, Jaime Potocnik of Lincolnville and Becky ( Richard Giroux) Mowat of Ramona; grandchildren Clayton Hughes, Kyler Ammann, Alexa Ammann, Madalynn Millspaugh, Trenton (Haley) Millspaugh, and Anthony Potocnik; great grandchildren Maci Kinser, Bryson Hughes, Ellie Hughes, and Addy Hughes. &nbsp;Cynthia passed away on Saturday March 16, 2024, at Salina Regional Medical Center surrounded by her family and Pastor.She is preceded in death by her father Ward White, her husband Robert,&nbsp; brother Wes White and grandson Nick Kinser. Her family will gather with friends on Thursday from 6-8 p.m. at Yazel Megli Funeral Home, Herington. Her funeral service will be held on Friday at 1 p.m. at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church led by Pastor Jaron Melin. She will be laid to rest in Mitchell Valley Cemetery next to her husband. Memorial contributions in her name may be directed to the Herington American Legion Auxiliary or the Maci Kinser College Fund in care of Central National Bank. Please sign her online guestbook and leave a memory of Cynthia at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.yazelmeglifh.com/">www.yazelmeglifh.com</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/1b4e455e-3f6b-4cbc-a8e5-20f8f5df9e0a">EquiFest of Kansas celebrates horsemanship with heritage and innovation</a>

Cynthia G. Mowat

Dorothy Ann Youk May 29, 1934 ~ March 16, 2024

Dorothy Youk passed away on March 16, 2024. Dorothy was born May 29, 1934 to E. O. and Mary (Winkley) Sandwell. She was preceded in death by her parents, her brother Ed Sandwell and her beloved husband Dennis.&nbsp;

Dorothy was an accomplished musician and played the piano, organ and ukulele. In her public debut, Dorothy was the organist for the first Christmas Mass at the newly erected St. Mark Catholic Church of Marion in 1951. She always enjoyed playing her favorite song, “Somewhere Over the Rainbow.” Dorothy was amused that she and the heroine of “The Wizard of Oz” were both Dorothys from Kansas. &nbsp;Upon graduation from Marion High School, Dorothy began her college career in 1952 with a scholarship at the newly founded St. Mary of the Plains College, Dodge City, Kansas. She graduated September 1955 from Wichita – St. Joseph School of Nursing. On October 4, 1955 Dorothy married Dennis Youk. They met at MHS when Dorothy was a freshman and Dennis was a senior. Evidently, it was love at first sight. They were married for 53 years before Dennis passed away August 6, 2009. Dennis and Dorothy raised their family of four children on their farm west of Durham.&nbsp;

She is survived by her daughter and three sons: Teresa Harris (Kevin), Roeland Park, KS; Jeff and Cathey Youk, Wichita, KS and their son Jeremy; Justin and Wendy Youk, Marion, KS; and Jarrod Youk, Hillsboro, KS and his sons Brandon and Creighton.&nbsp;

As a young, busy homemaker, Dorothy made time to read books and looked forward to receiving her Readers Digest book club selections. Throughout her life she wrote poetry, and actively collected poetry and verses. She channeled her artistic ambitions into creating gifts, especially her eagerly awaited birthday card collages for friends and family. She also enjoyed traveling domestically and internationally with family and friends. The annual family vacation to Woodland Park, CO was a highlight for many years. Dorothy’s nursing career began as an RN at Marion Manor nursing home, then clinic nurse in Lincolnville and Florence working with Dr. Don Hodson and Dr. Jeff Martin and completing her nursing career at St. Luke Hospital Marion. Gardening was very important to Dorothy and daisies were a favorite flower. She was well known to like bright colors and she delighted in indulging this in her choice of footwear, wearing bright yellow or orange loafers in the summer. You could see her coming from afar.&nbsp;Dorothy was involved in many community organizations. She enjoyed time spent participating in the Durham Home Circle Club and, after moving to Marion, the local P. E. O. Chapter and Twentieth Century Club. She was a past board member and gardener at Marion Public Library and board member at Marion Hilltop Manor. Her greatest satisfaction was volunteering at the Marion St. Luke Hospital Auxiliary Shoppe. Dorothy was a member of Holy Family Church, Marion, and a past parishioner of Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, Tampa, and a member of the Altar Societies in both Churches. She will be greatly missed!&nbsp;

Her family will gather with friends on Thursday from 5-7 p.m. at Yazel Megli Funeral Home, Marion. &nbsp;Following the visitation there will be a Vigil Service held at 7:30 p.m. at Holy Family Parish, St. Mark’s Church in Marion. &nbsp;Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated on Friday at 10:30 a.m. at the church. &nbsp;Memorial contributions in her name may be directed to the Marion Library, St. Luke’s Auxiliary or Holy Family Parish. &nbsp;Please sign her online guestbook and leave a memory of Dorothy at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.yazelmeglifh.com/">www.yazelmeglifh.com</a>.&nbsp;

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 </figure>Dorothy Ann Youk May 29, 1934 ~ March 16, 2024Dorothy Youk passed away on March 16, 2024. Dorothy was born May 29, 1934 to E. O. and Mary (Winkley) Sandwell. She was preceded in death by her parents, her brother Ed Sandwell and her beloved husband Dennis.&nbsp;Dorothy was an accomplished musician and played the piano, organ and ukulele. In her public debut, Dorothy was the organist for the first Christmas Mass at the newly erected St. Mark Catholic Church of Marion in 1951. She always enjoyed playing her favorite song, “Somewhere Over the Rainbow.” Dorothy was amused that she and the heroine of “The Wizard of Oz” were both Dorothys from Kansas. &nbsp;Upon graduation from Marion High School, Dorothy began her college career in 1952 with a scholarship at the newly founded St. Mary of the Plains College, Dodge City, Kansas. She graduated September 1955 from Wichita – St. Joseph School of Nursing. On October 4, 1955 Dorothy married Dennis Youk. They met at MHS when Dorothy was a freshman and Dennis was a senior. Evidently, it was love at first sight. They were married for 53 years before Dennis passed away August 6, 2009. Dennis and Dorothy raised their family of four children on their farm west of Durham.&nbsp;She is survived by her daughter and three sons: Teresa Harris (Kevin), Roeland Park, KS; Jeff and Cathey Youk, Wichita, KS and their son Jeremy; Justin and Wendy Youk, Marion, KS; and Jarrod Youk, Hillsboro, KS and his sons Brandon and Creighton.&nbsp;As a young, busy homemaker, Dorothy made time to read books and looked forward to receiving her Readers Digest book club selections. Throughout her life she wrote poetry, and actively collected poetry and verses. She channeled her artistic ambitions into creating gifts, especially her eagerly awaited birthday card collages for friends and family. She also enjoyed traveling domestically and internationally with family and friends. The annual family vacation to Woodland Park, CO was a highlight for many years. Dorothy’s nursing career began as an RN at Marion Manor nursing home, then clinic nurse in Lincolnville and Florence working with Dr. Don Hodson and Dr. Jeff Martin and completing her nursing career at St. Luke Hospital Marion. Gardening was very important to Dorothy and daisies were a favorite flower. She was well known to like bright colors and she delighted in indulging this in her choice of footwear, wearing bright yellow or orange loafers in the summer. You could see her coming from afar.&nbsp;Dorothy was involved in many community organizations. She enjoyed time spent participating in the Durham Home Circle Club and, after moving to Marion, the local P. E. O. Chapter and Twentieth Century Club. She was a past board member and gardener at Marion Public Library and board member at Marion Hilltop Manor. Her greatest satisfaction was volunteering at the Marion St. Luke Hospital Auxiliary Shoppe. Dorothy was a member of Holy Family Church, Marion, and a past parishioner of Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, Tampa, and a member of the Altar Societies in both Churches. She will be greatly missed!&nbsp;Her family will gather with friends on Thursday from 5-7 p.m. at Yazel Megli Funeral Home, Marion. &nbsp;Following the visitation there will be a Vigil Service held at 7:30 p.m. at Holy Family Parish, St. Mark’s Church in Marion. &nbsp;Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated on Friday at 10:30 a.m. at the church. &nbsp;Memorial contributions in her name may be directed to the Marion Library, St. Luke’s Auxiliary or Holy Family Parish. &nbsp;Please sign her online guestbook and leave a memory of Dorothy at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.yazelmeglifh.com/">www.yazelmeglifh.com</a>.&nbsp;READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/1b4e455e-3f6b-4cbc-a8e5-20f8f5df9e0a">EquiFest of Kansas celebrates horsemanship with heritage and innovation</a>

Dorothy A. Youk

Georgia Marie Phillips January 7, 1928 ~ March 16, 2024

Georgia Marie Phillips, 96 of Abilene, Kansas passed away on Saturday, March 16, 2024 at Village Manor Nursing Home. Georgia was born on January 7, 1928 in Enterprise, Kansas, the daughter of George and Amy Haslouer. She grew up in the Enterprise area. She married Donald Phillips on September 22, 1947 at St. Andrew’s church in Abilene, KS. Don and Georgia had four children; Patricia, Jeanette, Sarah, and Charles.

Georgia was a homemaker during the early married years, and after the kids got into school, she worked for eight years as a nurses’ aide. She then drove a nine passenger school bus for the Chapman school district for six years. Georgia was a Girl Scout Leader for ten years and leader of the food’s class in 4H for six years. She enjoyed oil painting (many of which can be found in the children’s homes), gardening, and most any type of craft. She was also active in the Enterprise EHU group. She and Don had a standing monthly pinochle game with their Enterprise friends. She was a member of St. Andrew’s Catholic Church in Abilene.

Her main interest was always with her children and grandchildren. She was always there for the kids growing up, but, she loved taking care of the grandkid’s; watching them for their parents, going to their sporting events, dances, 4H reviews, and anything else they might be involved in. To some of them she was the “orange” grandma, to others “Grandma Lambie”, but to all, greatly loved.

Survivor’s include: her children, Patricia Oglesby (Mike) of Goodyear, AZ; Jeanette Vahsholtz of Abilene, KS; Sarah Tidwell of Emporia, KS; and Charles Phillips (Jackie) of Enterprise, KS; eight grandchildren, Michelle Roeser (Rayne), Amanda Kay (Aaron), Travis Ramos, Philip Tidwell (Liesl), Chris Tidwell (Stephanie), Cassie Kolinski (Trevor), Callie Bell (TJ), and Carlie Huser (Adam); 13 great grandchildren and 2 great-great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents (George and Amy Haslouer), her husband (Don Phillips), a grandchild (Curt Oglesby) and a great grandchild (Chance Ramos).

Memorial contributions may be made to St. Jude Children’s Hospital or Hospice of Dickinson County.

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 </figure>Georgia Marie Phillips January 7, 1928 ~ March 16, 2024Georgia Marie Phillips, 96 of Abilene, Kansas passed away on Saturday, March 16, 2024 at Village Manor Nursing Home. Georgia was born on January 7, 1928 in Enterprise, Kansas, the daughter of George and Amy Haslouer. She grew up in the Enterprise area. She married Donald Phillips on September 22, 1947 at St. Andrew’s church in Abilene, KS. Don and Georgia had four children; Patricia, Jeanette, Sarah, and Charles.Georgia was a homemaker during the early married years, and after the kids got into school, she worked for eight years as a nurses’ aide. She then drove a nine passenger school bus for the Chapman school district for six years. Georgia was a Girl Scout Leader for ten years and leader of the food’s class in 4H for six years. She enjoyed oil painting (many of which can be found in the children’s homes), gardening, and most any type of craft. She was also active in the Enterprise EHU group. She and Don had a standing monthly pinochle game with their Enterprise friends. She was a member of St. Andrew’s Catholic Church in Abilene.Her main interest was always with her children and grandchildren. She was always there for the kids growing up, but, she loved taking care of the grandkid’s; watching them for their parents, going to their sporting events, dances, 4H reviews, and anything else they might be involved in. To some of them she was the “orange” grandma, to others “Grandma Lambie”, but to all, greatly loved.Survivor’s include: her children, Patricia Oglesby (Mike) of Goodyear, AZ; Jeanette Vahsholtz of Abilene, KS; Sarah Tidwell of Emporia, KS; and Charles Phillips (Jackie) of Enterprise, KS; eight grandchildren, Michelle Roeser (Rayne), Amanda Kay (Aaron), Travis Ramos, Philip Tidwell (Liesl), Chris Tidwell (Stephanie), Cassie Kolinski (Trevor), Callie Bell (TJ), and Carlie Huser (Adam); 13 great grandchildren and 2 great-great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents (George and Amy Haslouer), her husband (Don Phillips), a grandchild (Curt Oglesby) and a great grandchild (Chance Ramos).Memorial contributions may be made to St. Jude Children’s Hospital or Hospice of Dickinson County.READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/1b4e455e-3f6b-4cbc-a8e5-20f8f5df9e0a">EquiFest of Kansas celebrates horsemanship with heritage and innovation</a>

Georgia M. Phillips

John D. Munson, Jr. June 2, 1943 ~ March 18, 2024

John Munson, Jr., was born June 2, 1943 in Salina, Kansas. The son of John and Evelyn Munson and departed this life on Monday, March 18, 2024.

John is survived by his wife, Jody Munson of Tescott; son, Mike and Cerci Munson of Salina; stepsons, Casey and Shannon Caughron of Lee's Summit, Missouri, Corey and Jill Caughron of Haslet, Texas; 8 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild.

John was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Cheryl Swaim; son, Jeffrey Munson; and daughter, Shelly Munson.

John thanks everyone who shared his life with him in good times and encouraged him throughout the more difficult times.

Honoring John's wishes, he was cremated and did not want any services.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Rolling Hills Zoo, in care of Carlson-Geisendorf Funeral Home, 500 S. Ohio St., Salina, Kansas 67401.

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 </figure>John D. Munson, Jr. June 2, 1943 ~ March 18, 2024 John Munson, Jr., was born June 2, 1943 in Salina, Kansas. The son of John and Evelyn Munson and departed this life on Monday, March 18, 2024.John is survived by his wife, Jody Munson of Tescott; son, Mike and Cerci Munson of Salina; stepsons, Casey and Shannon Caughron of Lee's Summit, Missouri, Corey and Jill Caughron of Haslet, Texas; 8 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild.John was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Cheryl Swaim; son, Jeffrey Munson; and daughter, Shelly Munson.John thanks everyone who shared his life with him in good times and encouraged him throughout the more difficult times.Honoring John's wishes, he was cremated and did not want any services.Memorial contributions may be made to the Rolling Hills Zoo, in care of Carlson-Geisendorf Funeral Home, 500 S. Ohio St., Salina, Kansas 67401.READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/1b4e455e-3f6b-4cbc-a8e5-20f8f5df9e0a">EquiFest of Kansas celebrates horsemanship with heritage and innovation</a>

John D. Munson, Jr.

Arvetta Fern Bethe March 21, 1928 ~ March 14, 2024

Arvetta Fern Bethe passed away Thursday, March 14, 2024, at Brookdale – Salina – Fairdale Facility after a short illness. &nbsp;She was born March 21, 1928, at Kipp, Kansas to Clifford and Rosella (Thomas) Ireton.

At the age of six, her parents passed away in a house fire, and Arvetta and her sister, Mary Louise, and brothers Fred and Irvin were adopted. Arvetta was adopted by Alfred and Ethel Hawkinson of Salina. &nbsp;She attended public schools and Bethany College in Lindsborg, majoring in vocal music.

August of 1949, she married Warren E Bergquist of Smolan, Kansas. &nbsp;He preceeded her in death in an October 1950 due to a farm accident. &nbsp;To this union a daughter, Janice, was born.

August 1956, she married Harvey L. Miller of Salina and he preceeded her in death in April of 1987. &nbsp;To this union two daughters Anita and Rita were born and Harvey had a son, Curtis.

In June 1988, she married Charles Dean Bethe of Salina, and he passed away in July 2020. &nbsp;Dean had four children.

During her earlier years, Arvetta was a vocalist for a local radio station and later worked as a nurse aide at St John’s Hospital and had many rental properties in Salina.

Arvetta is survived by her three daughters: Janice (Robert) Beckham of Pittsburg, KS, Anita (Sam) Binder of Lenore, ID, and Rita Price and friend Mike Deans of Salina, six grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren.

Visitation will be on Wednesday, March 20, 2024 from 4:00 PM until 6:00 PM at the Roselawn Memorial Heights Chapel. Services will be held on Thursday, March 21, 2024, at 1:30pm at the First Baptist Church, 843 Lewis, Salina. &nbsp;Burial will follow at Roselawn Memorial Park Cemetery, 1920 E Crawford Street, Salina. Memorials may be made to First Baptist Church, 843 Lewis, Salina, KS 67401.

Arrangements have been entrusted to Roselawn Burial and Cremation Services. Online condolences may be sent to www.roselawnsalina.com.

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 </figure>Arvetta Fern Bethe March 21, 1928 ~ March 14, 2024 Arvetta Fern Bethe passed away Thursday, March 14, 2024, at Brookdale – Salina – Fairdale Facility after a short illness. &nbsp;She was born March 21, 1928, at Kipp, Kansas to Clifford and Rosella (Thomas) Ireton.At the age of six, her parents passed away in a house fire, and Arvetta and her sister, Mary Louise, and brothers Fred and Irvin were adopted. Arvetta was adopted by Alfred and Ethel Hawkinson of Salina. &nbsp;She attended public schools and Bethany College in Lindsborg, majoring in vocal music.August of 1949, she married Warren E Bergquist of Smolan, Kansas. &nbsp;He preceeded her in death in an October 1950 due to a farm accident. &nbsp;To this union a daughter, Janice, was born.August 1956, she married Harvey L. Miller of Salina and he preceeded her in death in April of 1987. &nbsp;To this union two daughters Anita and Rita were born and Harvey had a son, Curtis.In June 1988, she married Charles Dean Bethe of Salina, and he passed away in July 2020. &nbsp;Dean had four children.During her earlier years, Arvetta was a vocalist for a local radio station and later worked as a nurse aide at St John’s Hospital and had many rental properties in Salina.Arvetta is survived by her three daughters: Janice (Robert) Beckham of Pittsburg, KS, Anita (Sam) Binder of Lenore, ID, and Rita Price and friend Mike Deans of Salina, six grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren.Visitation will be on Wednesday, March 20, 2024 from 4:00 PM until 6:00 PM at the Roselawn Memorial Heights Chapel. Services will be held on Thursday, March 21, 2024, at 1:30pm at the First Baptist Church, 843 Lewis, Salina. &nbsp;Burial will follow at Roselawn Memorial Park Cemetery, 1920 E Crawford Street, Salina. Memorials may be made to First Baptist Church, 843 Lewis, Salina, KS 67401.Arrangements have been entrusted to Roselawn Burial and Cremation Services. Online condolences may be sent to www.roselawnsalina.com.READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/1b4e455e-3f6b-4cbc-a8e5-20f8f5df9e0a">EquiFest of Kansas celebrates horsemanship with heritage and innovation</a>

Arvetta F. Bethe

Anthony J. Windell March 5, 2007 ~ March 15, 2024

Anthony J. Windell, 17, of Salina, passed away Friday, March 15, 2024.&nbsp; He was born in Salina to John Windell and Berenice Martinez on March 5, 2007.&nbsp; He was a junior at Salina Central High School.

Mass of Christian Burial will be 10 am Friday, March 22 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with Fr Fred Gatschet as celebrant.&nbsp; Burial will follow in All Saints Catholic Cemetery, Salina.

Visitation will begin at 4 pm Thursday, March 21 at Sacred Heart Cathedral.

La misa de entierro cristiano será el viernes 22 de marzo a las 10 am en la Iglesia Católica del Sagrado Corazón con el Padre Fred Gatschet como celebrante. Seguirá el entierro en el Cementerio Católico de Todos los Santos, Salina.

El velorio comenzará a las 4 pm el jueves 21 de marzo en la Catedral del Sagrado Corazón.

Anthony's family has begun a <a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/anthony-windell/donate?utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet&amp;utm_content=www.ksal.com&amp;utm_medium=referral&amp;utm_source=widget">GoFundMe page</a> to assist his family. All donations will directly benefit Jasmine Windell Martinez.

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 </figure>Anthony J. Windell March 5, 2007 ~ March 15, 2024Anthony J. Windell, 17, of Salina, passed away Friday, March 15, 2024.&nbsp; He was born in Salina to John Windell and Berenice Martinez on March 5, 2007.&nbsp; He was a junior at Salina Central High School.Mass of Christian Burial will be 10 am Friday, March 22 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with Fr Fred Gatschet as celebrant.&nbsp; Burial will follow in All Saints Catholic Cemetery, Salina.Visitation will begin at 4 pm Thursday, March 21 at Sacred Heart Cathedral.La misa de entierro cristiano será el viernes 22 de marzo a las 10 am en la Iglesia Católica del Sagrado Corazón con el Padre Fred Gatschet como celebrante. Seguirá el entierro en el Cementerio Católico de Todos los Santos, Salina.El velorio comenzará a las 4 pm el jueves 21 de marzo en la Catedral del Sagrado Corazón.Anthony's family has begun a <a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/anthony-windell/donate?utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet&amp;utm_content=www.ksal.com&amp;utm_medium=referral&amp;utm_source=widget">GoFundMe page</a> to assist his family. All donations will directly benefit Jasmine Windell Martinez.READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/1b4e455e-3f6b-4cbc-a8e5-20f8f5df9e0a">EquiFest of Kansas celebrates horsemanship with heritage and innovation</a>

Anthony J. Windell

Mary Ruth (Opat) Busch September 5, 1954 ~&nbsp;March 15, 2024

Mary Ruth (Opat) Busch was born September 5, 1954, at McPherson Memorial Hospital, the daughter of Adam Bernard and Bertha Ann (Everhart) Opat.&nbsp; &nbsp;She went home to be with her Lord on March 15, 2024, after a massive stroke.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Mary had a somewhat difficult life, getting polio on her first birthday, which affected her left side.&nbsp; She had multiple surgeries over the years, culminating with a complete shoulder fusion, which made her arm stop growing.&nbsp; Mary was told that she should not have any children due to the ether and other treatments that she had for the polio.&nbsp; So, she had planned on becoming a nun.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Then, in the summer of 1971, when she was only 16, she met the love of her life, Jody Lee Busch, who she married on January 29, 1972, in Wichita, KS.&nbsp; This marriage was blessed with six children, Adam, Jennifer, Crystal, Amy, Zach, and Annie.

She was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church.

She is survived by her loving husband of 52 years, Jody; six children, Adam (Buffy) Busch, Jennifer (Chris) Strawn, Crystal (Henke) Galloway, Amy (Shawn) Busch, Zach (Chelsea) Busch, and Annie (Jason) Brown; 18 grandchildren, Jordan (Brittany) Busch, Katlynn (Gabriel) Wilson, Kimberlee (Josh) Cook, Darian (Cole) Taylor, Tate Galloway, Andrew Galloway, Jake Strawn, Jaycee Welch, Tobias Galloway, Haylee Busch, Kylee Busch, Teighlor Welch, Jandie Busch, Hunter Brown, Kaiden Brown, McKenna Galloway, Jonah Busch, and Ashcroft Busch; seven great-grandchildren, Owen Busch, Sophia Silva, Aubree Busch, Gabriel Wilson, Jr., Roman Wilson, Charlie Wilson, and Benton Cook; siblings, Steven (Maria) Opat, Julie (Phil) Kornelson, and Susan Hart; and many extended family members and friends.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Adam &amp; Bertha Opat; grandchild, Peyton Welch; grandparents, Frank &amp; Ruth Everhart and Martin &amp; Frieda Opat; and a brother, Michael Opat.

The family will receive friends from 5:00 PM until 7:00 PM, Thursday, March 21, 2024, at St. Joseph Catholic Church with Rosary following at 7:00 PM.&nbsp; The Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10:00 AM, Friday, March 22, at St. Joseph Catholic Church with Fr. Michael Kerschen officiating.&nbsp; Burial will follow at McPherson Cemetery.

Memorial donations can be made to St. Joseph Catholic Church or St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in care of Stockham Family Funeral Home, 205 North Chestnut, McPherson, KS 67460.

Personal condolences may be sent to the family at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.stockhamfamily.com">www.stockhamfamily.com</a>.

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 </figure>Mary Ruth (Opat) Busch September 5, 1954 ~&nbsp;March 15, 2024 Mary Ruth (Opat) Busch was born September 5, 1954, at McPherson Memorial Hospital, the daughter of Adam Bernard and Bertha Ann (Everhart) Opat.&nbsp; &nbsp;She went home to be with her Lord on March 15, 2024, after a massive stroke.&nbsp;&nbsp;Mary had a somewhat difficult life, getting polio on her first birthday, which affected her left side.&nbsp; She had multiple surgeries over the years, culminating with a complete shoulder fusion, which made her arm stop growing.&nbsp; Mary was told that she should not have any children due to the ether and other treatments that she had for the polio.&nbsp; So, she had planned on becoming a nun.&nbsp;&nbsp;Then, in the summer of 1971, when she was only 16, she met the love of her life, Jody Lee Busch, who she married on January 29, 1972, in Wichita, KS.&nbsp; This marriage was blessed with six children, Adam, Jennifer, Crystal, Amy, Zach, and Annie.She was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church.She is survived by her loving husband of 52 years, Jody; six children, Adam (Buffy) Busch, Jennifer (Chris) Strawn, Crystal (Henke) Galloway, Amy (Shawn) Busch, Zach (Chelsea) Busch, and Annie (Jason) Brown; 18 grandchildren, Jordan (Brittany) Busch, Katlynn (Gabriel) Wilson, Kimberlee (Josh) Cook, Darian (Cole) Taylor, Tate Galloway, Andrew Galloway, Jake Strawn, Jaycee Welch, Tobias Galloway, Haylee Busch, Kylee Busch, Teighlor Welch, Jandie Busch, Hunter Brown, Kaiden Brown, McKenna Galloway, Jonah Busch, and Ashcroft Busch; seven great-grandchildren, Owen Busch, Sophia Silva, Aubree Busch, Gabriel Wilson, Jr., Roman Wilson, Charlie Wilson, and Benton Cook; siblings, Steven (Maria) Opat, Julie (Phil) Kornelson, and Susan Hart; and many extended family members and friends.She was preceded in death by her parents, Adam &amp; Bertha Opat; grandchild, Peyton Welch; grandparents, Frank &amp; Ruth Everhart and Martin &amp; Frieda Opat; and a brother, Michael Opat.The family will receive friends from 5:00 PM until 7:00 PM, Thursday, March 21, 2024, at St. Joseph Catholic Church with Rosary following at 7:00 PM.&nbsp; The Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10:00 AM, Friday, March 22, at St. Joseph Catholic Church with Fr. Michael Kerschen officiating.&nbsp; Burial will follow at McPherson Cemetery.Memorial donations can be made to St. Joseph Catholic Church or St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in care of Stockham Family Funeral Home, 205 North Chestnut, McPherson, KS 67460.Personal condolences may be sent to the family at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.stockhamfamily.com">www.stockhamfamily.com</a>.READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/b7b31a77-86e4-4d54-864b-3c6b84ad886d">Abilene Industrial Park Advances with Approval of $1.1 Million Contingent Grant</a>

Mary R. (Opat) Busch

Ronald Lee Young August 27, 1953 ~ March 9, 2024

It is with heavy hearts, we share the news of Doctor Ronald Lee Young's departure from this world on March 9, 2024, in Salina, Kansas. Born on August 27, 1953, in Salina, Kansas, Ron's journey was one of passion, dedication, and immeasurable love.

From his early days, Ron was driven by a quest for knowledge and an eagerness to serve. His path led him to Palmer College of Chiropractic, where he graduated in December 1982. Soon after, he opened the doors of Young Chiropractic Clinic in 1983, embarking on a lifelong mission to heal and uplift those around him. His professional excellence was recognized through numerous accolades, including the esteemed Diplomate to the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners, a Certificate of Merit by the Acupuncture Society of America, and a Diplomate of Chiropractic Internist (DABCI).

Ron's spirit was not confined to his clinic alone. A black belt by 1979, he channeled his martial arts passion into founding the American Fighting Arts Academy. His dedication to the art was unparalleled, culminating in the honor of 8th Degree Black Belt and the revered title of Grand Master by the World Taekwondo Hanmookwan Federation.

His love for classic cars was another facet of his multifaceted life. As president of the Salina Mustang &amp; Ford Powered Club, Ron breathed new life into 1964-66 Ford Mustangs, sharing his restoration magic with fellow enthusiasts. His commitment to service shone brightly through his work with the Salina Coalition for the Prevention of Child Abuse and as a board member of Child Abuse Prevention Services, safeguarding the innocence of childhood.

Ron's influence extended into the realms of leadership and patriotism, earning him the Presidential Commission and the National Leadership Award from the National Republican Congressional Committee, a testament to his visionary leadership and civic engagement.

Above all, Ron was a family man at heart. His love story with Linda, his one life's love, began on February 1, 1974. Together, they nurtured a family of three daughters: Faith, Amber, and April, and a grandson, Jordan, who were the center of Ron's universe.

Ron leaves behind a legacy carried on by his daughters, Faith, Amber, and April; his grandson, Jordan; his ex-wife, Linda; and his sister, Debra Kirby. To numerous nephews, nieces, grandnephews, and grandnieces, he was much more than an uncle—he was a mentor, a guide, and a source of unwavering support.

As we prepare to bid farewell to Grand Master and Doctor Ron Young, we invite you to join us in celebrating his remarkable life&nbsp;Saturday, March 23rd 11:00am at the Higher Praise Church, 1220 Greeley Ave, Salina, KS. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to the Child Abuse Prevention Association.

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 </figure>Ronald Lee Young August 27, 1953 ~ March 9, 2024 It is with heavy hearts, we share the news of Doctor Ronald Lee Young's departure from this world on March 9, 2024, in Salina, Kansas. Born on August 27, 1953, in Salina, Kansas, Ron's journey was one of passion, dedication, and immeasurable love.From his early days, Ron was driven by a quest for knowledge and an eagerness to serve. His path led him to Palmer College of Chiropractic, where he graduated in December 1982. Soon after, he opened the doors of Young Chiropractic Clinic in 1983, embarking on a lifelong mission to heal and uplift those around him. His professional excellence was recognized through numerous accolades, including the esteemed Diplomate to the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners, a Certificate of Merit by the Acupuncture Society of America, and a Diplomate of Chiropractic Internist (DABCI).Ron's spirit was not confined to his clinic alone. A black belt by 1979, he channeled his martial arts passion into founding the American Fighting Arts Academy. His dedication to the art was unparalleled, culminating in the honor of 8th Degree Black Belt and the revered title of Grand Master by the World Taekwondo Hanmookwan Federation.His love for classic cars was another facet of his multifaceted life. As president of the Salina Mustang &amp; Ford Powered Club, Ron breathed new life into 1964-66 Ford Mustangs, sharing his restoration magic with fellow enthusiasts. His commitment to service shone brightly through his work with the Salina Coalition for the Prevention of Child Abuse and as a board member of Child Abuse Prevention Services, safeguarding the innocence of childhood.Ron's influence extended into the realms of leadership and patriotism, earning him the Presidential Commission and the National Leadership Award from the National Republican Congressional Committee, a testament to his visionary leadership and civic engagement.Above all, Ron was a family man at heart. His love story with Linda, his one life's love, began on February 1, 1974. Together, they nurtured a family of three daughters: Faith, Amber, and April, and a grandson, Jordan, who were the center of Ron's universe.Ron leaves behind a legacy carried on by his daughters, Faith, Amber, and April; his grandson, Jordan; his ex-wife, Linda; and his sister, Debra Kirby. To numerous nephews, nieces, grandnephews, and grandnieces, he was much more than an uncle—he was a mentor, a guide, and a source of unwavering support.As we prepare to bid farewell to Grand Master and Doctor Ron Young, we invite you to join us in celebrating his remarkable life&nbsp;Saturday, March 23rd 11:00am at the Higher Praise Church, 1220 Greeley Ave, Salina, KS. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to the Child Abuse Prevention Association.READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/b7b31a77-86e4-4d54-864b-3c6b84ad886d">Abilene Industrial Park Advances with Approval of $1.1 Million Contingent Grant</a>

Ronald L. Young

Karen Iselin February 14, 1941 ~&nbsp;March 6, 2024

Karen passed away on March 6, 2024, in Salina, Kansas. She was born on February 14, 1941, in Ottawa County, Kansas to Joseph Emerie and Irene (Harris) Williams. Having grown up in the Minneapolis and Longford, Kansas communities she graduated from Longford Rural High School. Karen attended the University of Kansas, earning her Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy and then went on to earn a Master of Science in Home Economics-Family Studies from New Mexico State University.

In her professional life she was employed by St. Joseph Hospital and Rehabilitation Center, Wichita, KS, Southern Arizona Mental Health Center, Tucson, AZ, Imperial County Health Center, El Centro, CA, Imperial Valley Center for Exceptional Children, El Centro, CA, Iselin Associates Inc., Tempe, AZ, and Mesa Public Schools, Mesa, AZ, from where she retired.

Karen was a pilot and a member of both the Ninety-Nines and Civil Air Patrol. She enjoyed memberships in Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), Philanthropic Educational Organization (PEO), Civil War Roundtable, and Westerners International.

Karen was a lifelong fan of University of Kansas basketball, she enjoyed quilting, reading, researching genealogy, and loved spending time with family and friends.

Karen was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Bill; sisters, Dorothy Williams, Lenna Moeder (Willard), and Marva Adee (Evan). She is survived by her daughter, Kail Clatterbuck (Chance); son, Max Iselin (Jody); daughter, Heather Iselin; step-son, Louis Iselin (Huong); 8 grandchildren, Shania Powell, Justin Clatterbuck, Ashley Clatterbuck, Kyle Iselin, Sean Iselin, Megan Nerad (Kenan), Rachel Miller (Paul), and Joshua Iselin and 3 great grandchildren.

Memorials may be made to Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), Philanthropic Educational Organization (PEO), or Gentiva Hospice of Salina.

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 </figure>Karen Iselin February 14, 1941 ~&nbsp;March 6, 2024 Beloved Mother, Grandmother, and FriendKaren passed away on March 6, 2024, in Salina, Kansas. She was born on February 14, 1941, in Ottawa County, Kansas to Joseph Emerie and Irene (Harris) Williams. Having grown up in the Minneapolis and Longford, Kansas communities she graduated from Longford Rural High School. Karen attended the University of Kansas, earning her Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy and then went on to earn a Master of Science in Home Economics-Family Studies from New Mexico State University.In her professional life she was employed by St. Joseph Hospital and Rehabilitation Center, Wichita, KS, Southern Arizona Mental Health Center, Tucson, AZ, Imperial County Health Center, El Centro, CA, Imperial Valley Center for Exceptional Children, El Centro, CA, Iselin Associates Inc., Tempe, AZ, and Mesa Public Schools, Mesa, AZ, from where she retired.Karen was a pilot and a member of both the Ninety-Nines and Civil Air Patrol. She enjoyed memberships in Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), Philanthropic Educational Organization (PEO), Civil War Roundtable, and Westerners International.Karen was a lifelong fan of University of Kansas basketball, she enjoyed quilting, reading, researching genealogy, and loved spending time with family and friends.Karen was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Bill; sisters, Dorothy Williams, Lenna Moeder (Willard), and Marva Adee (Evan). She is survived by her daughter, Kail Clatterbuck (Chance); son, Max Iselin (Jody); daughter, Heather Iselin; step-son, Louis Iselin (Huong); 8 grandchildren, Shania Powell, Justin Clatterbuck, Ashley Clatterbuck, Kyle Iselin, Sean Iselin, Megan Nerad (Kenan), Rachel Miller (Paul), and Joshua Iselin and 3 great grandchildren.Memorials may be made to Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), Philanthropic Educational Organization (PEO), or Gentiva Hospice of Salina.READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/b7b31a77-86e4-4d54-864b-3c6b84ad886d">Abilene Industrial Park Advances with Approval of $1.1 Million Contingent Grant</a>

Karen Iselin

Milton L. Lott October 10, 1934 ~&nbsp;March 7, 2024

Milton L. Lott, 89, Minneapolis, died Thursday, March 7, 2024, at the Ottawa County Health Center, Minneapolis. Milt was born October 10, 1934, on the family homestead near Bennington to Henry and Evelyn (McClellan) Lott.

Milt was a 1952 graduate of Minneapolis High School and he then served in the United States Army. He and Shirley J. Hofflinger were united in marriage on November 27, 1954. Milt was a postal carrier for over 25 years, but farming and being on a combine was his passion. He was a member of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church and a past Grand Knight of Knights of Columbus #6778. Milt was also a member of the Minneapolis Jaycees. He served on the Minneapolis School Board, the Minneapolis Housing Authority, and he served as Chief of the Minneapolis Fire Department. Milt was also the voice of Minneapolis Lions Football for many years.&nbsp;

Milt loved going to all of his kids and grandkids’ sporting events and he never passed up an opportunity to play a game of pitch. He loved to sing songs to his grand and great-grandchildren even though he couldn’t carry a tune. If you knew Milt, you know he was always ready with a joke. The most important thing in his life was his family and his motto was, “Always try to make someone smile every day.”&nbsp; He was able to usually do that tenfold.

He was preceded in death by his parents and siblings, Willis and his wife, Sara Lott Burwell and Don Lott; brothers-in-law, Ben Bronson, Lynn Hendrixson, and John Johnson, Carl Hofflinger and his wife Peggy; and sisters-in-law, LaVada Istas and her husband, Buck, and Loma Demanett and her husband, Alfred

Survivors are his “bride” of 69 years, Shirley; children, Mike Lott and his wife Rose, Beth Nace and her husband, Tim, and Chris Lott and his wife, Diane; siblings, Vada Bronson, Tom Lott, Glen Lott and his wife, Mary, Linda Hendrixson, Curtis Lott and his wife, Cindy, and Ruth Johnson; sister-in-law, Leona Lott; grandchildren, Jake Lott and his wife, Hillary, Greg Lott and his wife, Sarah, Connor and Camryn Nace, and Garrett and Andie Lott; great-grandchildren, Carson and Emma Lott and Joley and Jace Lott; and a host of nieces, nephews, and friends.

Memorials may be made to the church or the Ottawa County Health Center and may be left in care of the funeral home.

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 </figure>Milton L. Lott October 10, 1934 ~&nbsp;March 7, 2024 Milton L. Lott, 89, Minneapolis, died Thursday, March 7, 2024, at the Ottawa County Health Center, Minneapolis. Milt was born October 10, 1934, on the family homestead near Bennington to Henry and Evelyn (McClellan) Lott.Milt was a 1952 graduate of Minneapolis High School and he then served in the United States Army. He and Shirley J. Hofflinger were united in marriage on November 27, 1954. Milt was a postal carrier for over 25 years, but farming and being on a combine was his passion. He was a member of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church and a past Grand Knight of Knights of Columbus #6778. Milt was also a member of the Minneapolis Jaycees. He served on the Minneapolis School Board, the Minneapolis Housing Authority, and he served as Chief of the Minneapolis Fire Department. Milt was also the voice of Minneapolis Lions Football for many years.&nbsp;Milt loved going to all of his kids and grandkids’ sporting events and he never passed up an opportunity to play a game of pitch. He loved to sing songs to his grand and great-grandchildren even though he couldn’t carry a tune. If you knew Milt, you know he was always ready with a joke. The most important thing in his life was his family and his motto was, “Always try to make someone smile every day.”&nbsp; He was able to usually do that tenfold.He was preceded in death by his parents and siblings, Willis and his wife, Sara Lott Burwell and Don Lott; brothers-in-law, Ben Bronson, Lynn Hendrixson, and John Johnson, Carl Hofflinger and his wife Peggy; and sisters-in-law, LaVada Istas and her husband, Buck, and Loma Demanett and her husband, AlfredSurvivors are his “bride” of 69 years, Shirley; children, Mike Lott and his wife Rose, Beth Nace and her husband, Tim, and Chris Lott and his wife, Diane; siblings, Vada Bronson, Tom Lott, Glen Lott and his wife, Mary, Linda Hendrixson, Curtis Lott and his wife, Cindy, and Ruth Johnson; sister-in-law, Leona Lott; grandchildren, Jake Lott and his wife, Hillary, Greg Lott and his wife, Sarah, Connor and Camryn Nace, and Garrett and Andie Lott; great-grandchildren, Carson and Emma Lott and Joley and Jace Lott; and a host of nieces, nephews, and friends.Memorials may be made to the church or the Ottawa County Health Center and may be left in care of the funeral home.READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/b7b31a77-86e4-4d54-864b-3c6b84ad886d">Abilene Industrial Park Advances with Approval of $1.1 Million Contingent Grant</a>

Milton L. Lott

Patricia Diemart, age 81 of Ionia, Kansas, passed away on Tuesday, January 9, 2024. &nbsp;She is reunited with her beloved husband Frank into the arms of eternity along with her grandson Tristen. &nbsp;Patricia is survived by her loving daughters and son-in-law, Louanna and Scooter Franks, Brenda Roberts, Khristina Castillo, Shannon Diemart and adoring grandchildren, Jennifer &nbsp;Beemer, Brett Nettleton, Joshua Roberts, Megin Roberts, Christian Roberts, Khristia Carson, Ryan Castillo, Cecil Helms in addition to numerous great grandchildren, whose lives have been forever enriched by her presence. &nbsp;&nbsp;

A grave side service will be held March 23, 2024 at 3:00 pm at the Ionia Cemetery, on highway 128 between 24 and 36 Highways on H Avenue. All memorials will go to Ionia Community Church, 385 3rd&nbsp;Street, Ionia, KS 66949. Online condolences&nbsp;can may&nbsp;be sent to kleppingerfuneralhome.com.

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 </figure>Patricia Diemart, age 81 of Ionia, Kansas, passed away on Tuesday, January 9, 2024. &nbsp;She is reunited with her beloved husband Frank into the arms of eternity along with her grandson Tristen. &nbsp;Patricia is survived by her loving daughters and son-in-law, Louanna and Scooter Franks, Brenda Roberts, Khristina Castillo, Shannon Diemart and adoring grandchildren, Jennifer &nbsp;Beemer, Brett Nettleton, Joshua Roberts, Megin Roberts, Christian Roberts, Khristia Carson, Ryan Castillo, Cecil Helms in addition to numerous great grandchildren, whose lives have been forever enriched by her presence. &nbsp;&nbsp;A grave side service will be held March 23, 2024 at 3:00 pm at the Ionia Cemetery, on highway 128 between 24 and 36 Highways on H Avenue. All memorials will go to Ionia Community Church, 385 3rd&nbsp;Street, Ionia, KS 66949. Online condolences&nbsp;can may&nbsp;be sent to kleppingerfuneralhome.com.READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/b7b31a77-86e4-4d54-864b-3c6b84ad886d">Abilene Industrial Park Advances with Approval of $1.1 Million Contingent Grant</a>

Patricia Diemart

Tresa N. Steinbrock August 20, 1929 ~&nbsp;March 7, 2024

Tresa N. Steinbrock, 94, Minneapolis, died Thursday, March 7, 2024, at the Ottawa County Health Center, Minneapolis. She was born August 20, 1929, in Cloud County to Louie and Mimie Pounds.

Tresa and Darrel Dean Steinbrock were united in marriage on May 15, 1949, in Minneapolis. She worked hand in hand with Darrel raising pigs. She was known for the best cheeseburgers and malts that she would deliver to the harvest fields. Tresa worked as a CNA/CMA for many years. She was a very caring and compassionate person, and she loved caring for the elderly.

She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Darrel; son, Louie Dean; and siblings, Lennis, Bernie, Delma, Chub, Dorothy, Darrell, and their spouses.

Tresa is survived by her son, Hank and wife Diane of Clifton; daughter-in-law, Bette Steinbrock of Minneapolis; daughter, Val Murk and husband, Ron of Delphos; sister, Rene Shaffer and husband, Don; grandchildren, Russ (Kenya) Steinbrock, Mick (Mike) Rapp, Justin (Tennille) Steinbrock, April (Daniel) Coetzee, Dustin (Michelle) Murk, and Brigitte (J.C.) Nelson; great-grandchildren, Drake, Ella, and Lilly Steinbrock, Ryanne an Henley Rapp, Kynnedi, Coy, and Charly Steinbrock, John, Shafer, and Zack Nelson, Drew (Chloe) Michaelson, Blaine (Chloe) Michaelson, D.J. and Bella Coetzee, and Brody, Brock, and Brooklyn Murk; and great-great-grandson, Hayes Michaelson.

Visitation will begin at Noon, Wednesday, March 20 at Wilson Family Funeral Home, 405 Argyle Ave., Minneapolis, KS 67467. Graveside services will be at 2:00 P.M. at the Delphos Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the City of Delphos for the splash park.

READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/776b3aef-8759-46f3-8f96-5864b2a0c031">The Unreal Tour visits Salina in April for The Salvation Army of Salina benefit concert</a>

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 </figure>Tresa N. Steinbrock August 20, 1929 ~&nbsp;March 7, 2024Tresa N. Steinbrock, 94, Minneapolis, died Thursday, March 7, 2024, at the Ottawa County Health Center, Minneapolis. She was born August 20, 1929, in Cloud County to Louie and Mimie Pounds.Tresa and Darrel Dean Steinbrock were united in marriage on May 15, 1949, in Minneapolis. She worked hand in hand with Darrel raising pigs. She was known for the best cheeseburgers and malts that she would deliver to the harvest fields. Tresa worked as a CNA/CMA for many years. She was a very caring and compassionate person, and she loved caring for the elderly.She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Darrel; son, Louie Dean; and siblings, Lennis, Bernie, Delma, Chub, Dorothy, Darrell, and their spouses.Tresa is survived by her son, Hank and wife Diane of Clifton; daughter-in-law, Bette Steinbrock of Minneapolis; daughter, Val Murk and husband, Ron of Delphos; sister, Rene Shaffer and husband, Don; grandchildren, Russ (Kenya) Steinbrock, Mick (Mike) Rapp, Justin (Tennille) Steinbrock, April (Daniel) Coetzee, Dustin (Michelle) Murk, and Brigitte (J.C.) Nelson; great-grandchildren, Drake, Ella, and Lilly Steinbrock, Ryanne an Henley Rapp, Kynnedi, Coy, and Charly Steinbrock, John, Shafer, and Zack Nelson, Drew (Chloe) Michaelson, Blaine (Chloe) Michaelson, D.J. and Bella Coetzee, and Brody, Brock, and Brooklyn Murk; and great-great-grandson, Hayes Michaelson.Visitation will begin at Noon, Wednesday, March 20 at Wilson Family Funeral Home, 405 Argyle Ave., Minneapolis, KS 67467. Graveside services will be at 2:00 P.M. at the Delphos Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the City of Delphos for the splash park.READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/776b3aef-8759-46f3-8f96-5864b2a0c031">The Unreal Tour visits Salina in April for The Salvation Army of Salina benefit concert</a>

Tresa N. Steinbrock

Dixie Lee Erickson Pakaki November 14, 1931 ~ March 13, 2024

Dixie Lee Erickson Pakaki made heaven her final destination on March 13, 2024. &nbsp;She was 92 years old, and resided at the Sunset Home in Concordia, Kansas. &nbsp;Dixie Woodring was born in Salina, Kansas, the youngest of three sisters. Her parents were Jewell and Fred Woodring. &nbsp;In 1946, Dixie moved to Concordia and married her high school sweetheart, Loren Joe Erickson. &nbsp;Dixie and Joe worked together in a variety of business ventures before Dixie focused on being a full-time Mom and raising their four children, Larry, Dana, David and Eric.

Dixie was active in church and youth activities, PTA, station wagon transporter, and was known as a cool Mom with the neighborhood kids—she was always ready and willing to join the kids in snow sledding, swimming, or playing games. &nbsp;Everyone in the neighborhood knew that when they heard Dixie’s ear-splitting whistle, it was time for her kids to return home. &nbsp;Dixie often exhibited her “Woodring Sisters’ laugh”—and will be forever loved for her sense of humor. &nbsp;Dixie and Joe loved to travel throughout the U.S. and abroad. &nbsp;In 1981, Dixie made Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii her home. &nbsp;She enjoyed living on her “island heaven on earth”. &nbsp;In 1984, Dixie married Ernest Pakaki. &nbsp;After Ernest died, Dixie moved to Kerrville, Texas to live near her two sisters and their husbands. &nbsp;Later, Dixie moved to Salina, then to Concordia, residing at the Sunset Home.

Always on the go, Dixie lived a full and adventurous life—whether it was riding a camel in Israel, or visiting friends in the former Yugoslavia. &nbsp;She loved life and was loved, and will be fondly remember by those whose lives she touched through her journey in life.

Dixie was preceded in death by her parents;&nbsp;her husband’s Joe Erickson and Ernest Pakaki; &nbsp;her sisters Betty (Charles) Scheibler and Ailene (Bob) Hagler. &nbsp;She leaves a heritage of three generations by her four children: &nbsp;Larry (Susan) Erickson of Phoenix, Arizona;&nbsp;Dana (Mark) Cunningham, Topeka, Kansas; &nbsp;David Erickson of Concordia; &nbsp;and Eric Erickson of Euless, Texas. &nbsp;David’s family—grandkids Evan, Jordan (Esther) with great-grandkids Nora, Mina, and Marcus; and grandkids Tiffany, Braden, Calen, and Aaron—all in Kansas. &nbsp;Eric’s family—grandkids Taylor (James), with great grandkids Camden and Reese; and grandkid Connor—in Texas.

There will be no formal funeral service—a private family event celebrating Dixie’s life will occur at a later date.&nbsp;For online condolences please visit&nbsp;Nuttermortuary.com

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 </figure>Dixie Lee Erickson Pakaki November 14, 1931 ~ March 13, 2024Dixie Lee Erickson Pakaki made heaven her final destination on March 13, 2024. &nbsp;She was 92 years old, and resided at the Sunset Home in Concordia, Kansas. &nbsp;Dixie Woodring was born in Salina, Kansas, the youngest of three sisters. Her parents were Jewell and Fred Woodring. &nbsp;In 1946, Dixie moved to Concordia and married her high school sweetheart, Loren Joe Erickson. &nbsp;Dixie and Joe worked together in a variety of business ventures before Dixie focused on being a full-time Mom and raising their four children, Larry, Dana, David and Eric.Dixie was active in church and youth activities, PTA, station wagon transporter, and was known as a cool Mom with the neighborhood kids—she was always ready and willing to join the kids in snow sledding, swimming, or playing games. &nbsp;Everyone in the neighborhood knew that when they heard Dixie’s ear-splitting whistle, it was time for her kids to return home. &nbsp;Dixie often exhibited her “Woodring Sisters’ laugh”—and will be forever loved for her sense of humor. &nbsp;Dixie and Joe loved to travel throughout the U.S. and abroad. &nbsp;In 1981, Dixie made Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii her home. &nbsp;She enjoyed living on her “island heaven on earth”. &nbsp;In 1984, Dixie married Ernest Pakaki. &nbsp;After Ernest died, Dixie moved to Kerrville, Texas to live near her two sisters and their husbands. &nbsp;Later, Dixie moved to Salina, then to Concordia, residing at the Sunset Home.Always on the go, Dixie lived a full and adventurous life—whether it was riding a camel in Israel, or visiting friends in the former Yugoslavia. &nbsp;She loved life and was loved, and will be fondly remember by those whose lives she touched through her journey in life.Dixie was preceded in death by her parents;&nbsp;her husband’s Joe Erickson and Ernest Pakaki; &nbsp;her sisters Betty (Charles) Scheibler and Ailene (Bob) Hagler. &nbsp;She leaves a heritage of three generations by her four children: &nbsp;Larry (Susan) Erickson of Phoenix, Arizona;&nbsp;Dana (Mark) Cunningham, Topeka, Kansas; &nbsp;David Erickson of Concordia; &nbsp;and Eric Erickson of Euless, Texas. &nbsp;David’s family—grandkids Evan, Jordan (Esther) with great-grandkids Nora, Mina, and Marcus; and grandkids Tiffany, Braden, Calen, and Aaron—all in Kansas. &nbsp;Eric’s family—grandkids Taylor (James), with great grandkids Camden and Reese; and grandkid Connor—in Texas.There will be no formal funeral service—a private family event celebrating Dixie’s life will occur at a later date.&nbsp;For online condolences please visit&nbsp;Nuttermortuary.comREAD MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/776b3aef-8759-46f3-8f96-5864b2a0c031">The Unreal Tour visits Salina in April for The Salvation Army of Salina benefit concert</a>

Dixie L. Erickson Pakaki

Vernon E. Olson December 10, 1928 ~&nbsp;March 15, 2024

Vernon E. Olson, 95, of Marquette, Kansas, passed away Friday, March 15th, 2024 in Lindsborg, Kansas.

Vernon was born in Lindsborg, Kansas on December 10, 1928, to Anna Marie Otelia (Swanson) and Eddie Martin Olson with his older brother, Kenneth, welcoming him home.&nbsp;He graduated from Venango School in 1942 and Marquette High School in 1946. Vernon remained on the family farm until 1963, with the exception of his military service. He enlisted in the United States Army and served from February 1951 through February 1953 and was released as a Private 1st Class.

After leaving the farm, he spent some time in Kansas City and returned to Salina. He worked at Wyatt Manufacturing until he retired in 1991.

On September 23, 1973, Vernon was united in marriage to Mary Elizabeth Moore.

They resided in Salina and enjoyed bowling, golf, and spending Saturdays at the movie theaters until their health required them to rely on nursing home care.

He is preceded in death by his parents, Eddie and Anna Olson; brother and sister-in-law, Kenneth and Helen Olson; great nephew, Kenneth D. Olson; parents-in-law, Herman and Lena Moore; sisters-in-law, Julia Moore, Maggie Blenis; brothers-in-law, Jack Moore, Marlowe Moore; and other extended family members.

Survivors include his nieces, Carylee Nelson (Barry), Patty Kolling; nephew, Steve Olson (LaReta); great nieces, Marti Bauer (Ryan), Malinda Just (Brad), Megan Olson, Monica Wood (Bryce), Kasey Weis (Zach), Carly Peterson (Lars); along with 7 great nieces; 4 great nephews; extended family; and many friends.

Funeral service will be held at Elim Lutheran Church, Marquette, Kansas on March 20, 2024 at 11:30 am with private burial prior to the service at Roselawn Cemetery in Salina with the Marquette American Legion providing military honors.&nbsp;Memorials may be made to the Elim Lutheran Church, Riverview Estates, or the Marquette American Legion, in care of Carlson-Geisendorf Funeral Home, 500 S. Ohio St., Salina, Kansas 67401.

The family would like to extend a special thanks to Riverview Estates Staff, Marquette EMS, and the Lindsborg Hospital Staff for the excellent care Vernon received.&nbsp;To send an online condolence, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.carlsonfh.net" target="_blank">www.carlsonfh.net</a>&nbsp;or on Facebook.

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 </figure>Vernon E. Olson December 10, 1928 ~&nbsp;March 15, 2024 Vernon E. Olson, 95, of Marquette, Kansas, passed away Friday, March 15th, 2024 in Lindsborg, Kansas.Vernon was born in Lindsborg, Kansas on December 10, 1928, to Anna Marie Otelia (Swanson) and Eddie Martin Olson with his older brother, Kenneth, welcoming him home.&nbsp;He graduated from Venango School in 1942 and Marquette High School in 1946. Vernon remained on the family farm until 1963, with the exception of his military service. He enlisted in the United States Army and served from February 1951 through February 1953 and was released as a Private 1st Class.After leaving the farm, he spent some time in Kansas City and returned to Salina. He worked at Wyatt Manufacturing until he retired in 1991.On September 23, 1973, Vernon was united in marriage to Mary Elizabeth Moore.They resided in Salina and enjoyed bowling, golf, and spending Saturdays at the movie theaters until their health required them to rely on nursing home care.He is preceded in death by his parents, Eddie and Anna Olson; brother and sister-in-law, Kenneth and Helen Olson; great nephew, Kenneth D. Olson; parents-in-law, Herman and Lena Moore; sisters-in-law, Julia Moore, Maggie Blenis; brothers-in-law, Jack Moore, Marlowe Moore; and other extended family members.Survivors include his nieces, Carylee Nelson (Barry), Patty Kolling; nephew, Steve Olson (LaReta); great nieces, Marti Bauer (Ryan), Malinda Just (Brad), Megan Olson, Monica Wood (Bryce), Kasey Weis (Zach), Carly Peterson (Lars); along with 7 great nieces; 4 great nephews; extended family; and many friends.Funeral service will be held at Elim Lutheran Church, Marquette, Kansas on March 20, 2024 at 11:30 am with private burial prior to the service at Roselawn Cemetery in Salina with the Marquette American Legion providing military honors.&nbsp;Memorials may be made to the Elim Lutheran Church, Riverview Estates, or the Marquette American Legion, in care of Carlson-Geisendorf Funeral Home, 500 S. Ohio St., Salina, Kansas 67401.The family would like to extend a special thanks to Riverview Estates Staff, Marquette EMS, and the Lindsborg Hospital Staff for the excellent care Vernon received.&nbsp;To send an online condolence, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.carlsonfh.net" target="_blank">www.carlsonfh.net</a>&nbsp;or on Facebook.READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/776b3aef-8759-46f3-8f96-5864b2a0c031">The Unreal Tour visits Salina in April for The Salvation Army of Salina benefit concert</a>

Vernon E. Olson

Devine S. Montoya January 14, 1932 ~&nbsp;March 11, 2024

Devine S. Montoya, 92 of Concordia, KS passed away on March 11,&nbsp;2024&nbsp;at the Regent Retirement Home in Wichita, KS. &nbsp;Devine was born in Hooker, OK on January 14,&nbsp;1932&nbsp;to Andy Montoya and&nbsp;Lucenda&nbsp;Sanchez. &nbsp;

Devine graduated high school in 1951 from Hooker High School. &nbsp;He went on to attend Panhandle Agricultural and Mechanical College in 1955 with a degree in Education. &nbsp;Devine’s first teaching job was in Quenemo, KS where he&nbsp;lead&nbsp;the boys basketball team to a state championship in 1960. &nbsp;He came to Concordia, KS in 1963 where he was employed at U.S.D. 333 until his retirement in 1992. &nbsp;During his tenure with the school&nbsp;district&nbsp;he wore many hats including Spanish Teacher, Driver’s Education Instructor, Librarian, Keyboard Teacher, Tennis Coach and Guidance Counselor to name just a few of his many roles. &nbsp;

Devine enjoyed his retirement traveling the world with his wife and family. &nbsp;He loved spending his winters in Arizona golfing and playing tennis. &nbsp;He never passed up an opportunity for a happy hour or a night on the town. &nbsp;Devine was an active member of the Concordia Lion’s Club, Masonic&nbsp;Lodge&nbsp;and Isis Shrine. &nbsp;He was&nbsp;also&nbsp;a member of the former Episcopal Church of the Epiphany, Concordia. &nbsp;

He is survived by&nbsp;his sister,&nbsp;2 sons, 2&nbsp;step-sons&nbsp;and one step-daughter;&nbsp;5 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren and 4 great-great grandchildren; 4 step-grandchildren; 5 step-great grandchildren. &nbsp;

He was preceded in death by his parents; grandparents; brothers; wife, Barbara, great-granddaughter, and step-grandson. &nbsp;

It was Devine’s wish to be cremated. &nbsp;A memorial service will be held at&nbsp;Nutter’s&nbsp;Mortuary on Friday, April 5th&nbsp;at 10:30 a.m. with ……officiating. &nbsp;Burial of the remains will be in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Concordia, KS. &nbsp;The family suggests that memorials&nbsp;go to the Concordia Lion’s Club in care&nbsp;Nutter’s&nbsp;Mortuary. &nbsp;

READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/6a550354-6897-43ad-9ea4-e99803bd1d61">📸 Flashback Friday: Salina Post - the township of Hedville - Vol. 33</a>

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 </figure>Devine S. Montoya January 14, 1932 ~&nbsp;March 11, 2024 Devine S. Montoya, 92 of Concordia, KS passed away on March 11,&nbsp;2024&nbsp;at the Regent Retirement Home in Wichita, KS. &nbsp;Devine was born in Hooker, OK on January 14,&nbsp;1932&nbsp;to Andy Montoya and&nbsp;Lucenda&nbsp;Sanchez. &nbsp;Devine graduated high school in 1951 from Hooker High School. &nbsp;He went on to attend Panhandle Agricultural and Mechanical College in 1955 with a degree in Education. &nbsp;Devine’s first teaching job was in Quenemo, KS where he&nbsp;lead&nbsp;the boys basketball team to a state championship in 1960. &nbsp;He came to Concordia, KS in 1963 where he was employed at U.S.D. 333 until his retirement in 1992. &nbsp;During his tenure with the school&nbsp;district&nbsp;he wore many hats including Spanish Teacher, Driver’s Education Instructor, Librarian, Keyboard Teacher, Tennis Coach and Guidance Counselor to name just a few of his many roles. &nbsp;Devine enjoyed his retirement traveling the world with his wife and family. &nbsp;He loved spending his winters in Arizona golfing and playing tennis. &nbsp;He never passed up an opportunity for a happy hour or a night on the town. &nbsp;Devine was an active member of the Concordia Lion’s Club, Masonic&nbsp;Lodge&nbsp;and Isis Shrine. &nbsp;He was&nbsp;also&nbsp;a member of the former Episcopal Church of the Epiphany, Concordia. &nbsp;He is survived by&nbsp;his sister,&nbsp;2 sons, 2&nbsp;step-sons&nbsp;and one step-daughter;&nbsp;5 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren and 4 great-great grandchildren; 4 step-grandchildren; 5 step-great grandchildren. &nbsp;He was preceded in death by his parents; grandparents; brothers; wife, Barbara, great-granddaughter, and step-grandson. &nbsp;It was Devine’s wish to be cremated. &nbsp;A memorial service will be held at&nbsp;Nutter’s&nbsp;Mortuary on Friday, April 5th&nbsp;at 10:30 a.m. with ……officiating. &nbsp;Burial of the remains will be in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Concordia, KS. &nbsp;The family suggests that memorials&nbsp;go to the Concordia Lion’s Club in care&nbsp;Nutter’s&nbsp;Mortuary. &nbsp;READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/6a550354-6897-43ad-9ea4-e99803bd1d61">📸 Flashback Friday: Salina Post - the township of Hedville - Vol. 33</a>

Devine S. Montoya

Michael LaOrange August 6, 1966 ~ March 11, 2024

Michael was born on August 6, 1966 to Patrick Harrington LaOrange Jr. and Lucille Marie (Jerby) LaOrange at St. Johns Hospital in Salina, Ks. Mike as he like to be called left and made his heavenly journey on March 10, 2024.&nbsp; Mike was a member of the First Christian Church of Salina, Ks. After high school graduation Mike attended 2 years at Salina area vocational technical school, graduating as an auto mechanic. Mike was on a bowling team along with his dad and brother Tracy. Mike had a very loving heart and tried to be kind and gentle to everyone. He spent all of his life in Salina, Ks except for eighteen years he travels many a road as an over the road truck driver. On one of his trip’s homes, he was driving a cab over truck, and fixed a plywood platform and took his mother’s dog Peaches (small dog) along with his trip, once he returned home the dog said that’s enough, leave me with mom.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Made it to all 48 states and New York Harbor he didn’t like (narrow streets). He done all this accident free and received one million mile award.&nbsp; He came home and worked for Salina Iron and Metal and when that business split he switched to Home Town Disposal.&nbsp; There he became an operational assistant, when necessary left what he was doing jumped in a truck and covered the necessary areas.&nbsp;

Mike loved guns and became a member of the Quivera Inc. Gun Club where he became an instructor.&nbsp; Taught many the correct ways to handle a gun and the proper handling.&nbsp; Mike started attending where he would go and compete in tournaments.&nbsp;

Later he joined the Mason Salina Lodge #60 and was working his way up the ladder.&nbsp; His mother had the pleasure of enjoying visiting with some of the members that would meet at the VFW to eat a meal and joking with them as they ate.

While Mike was over the road driver would break to attend Daytona International Speedway with friends from the Chicago area.&nbsp; Tracy and Mike were great fans of NASCAR and during the races they would call each other up and have a friendly war.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Mike loved to go hunting with his dad and brother and Tracy’s dog Taz, was happy as he got to go also, he could run and flush the pheasant’s out and if the men were lucky down would come the birds.

Mike leaves behind his father Pat LaOrange and his companion Doris Cole. His mother Lucille Sanderson and Brother Tracy and wife Brenda.&nbsp; Niece’s Sara Wentworth and great niece Brooklyn Redd and great nephew Damien Redd. Stepbrothers David (Bonnie) Sanderson, James Sanderson, Nathan Sanderson, Paul Cole, Keith (Pam) Cole, Frank (Sandy) Cole, James (Julie) Cole, Stepsister Marilyn (Cory) Connelly. His Aunt Ginny Jerby, many cousins and second cousins. Former wife Sharon LaOrange her daughter’s Crystal Carson and Melissa Baxter.

Proceeded in death was a very special uncle George Alan (Doc) Jerby, Stepfather William Sanderson, Aunt Juanita Jerby, Grandparents Patrick and Evelyn LaOrange, George, and Evea Jerby.

Funeral services will be held on March ­­­19, 2024 at 2:00 PM at Belmont Boulevard Christian Church, 2508 Belmont Boulevard in Salina, Ks. Mike will be buried in Gypsum Hill Cemetery beside his Mason brothers. Visitation will be between 1 PM until service time.

There will be a lunch for families and friends at noon at the church in the fellowship hall.&nbsp; After the burial you may return for light refreshments and additional visiting.

The family is asking that donations instead of flowers, please send your heart’s desire amount to the Salina Lodge #60, as Mike had a tender heart and would be his wish to help others.&nbsp;

You may dress casual Mike felt most at ease in casual wear.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

The family thank you for your thoughts and prayers as they travel this heart-breaking journey.&nbsp;

Arrangements have been entrusted to Roselawn Burial and Cremation Services. Online condolences may be sent to&nbsp;<a href="http://www.roselawnsalina.com">www.roselawnsalina.com</a>.

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 </figure>Michael LaOrange August 6, 1966 ~ March 11, 2024 Michael was born on August 6, 1966 to Patrick Harrington LaOrange Jr. and Lucille Marie (Jerby) LaOrange at St. Johns Hospital in Salina, Ks. Mike as he like to be called left and made his heavenly journey on March 10, 2024.&nbsp; Mike was a member of the First Christian Church of Salina, Ks. After high school graduation Mike attended 2 years at Salina area vocational technical school, graduating as an auto mechanic. Mike was on a bowling team along with his dad and brother Tracy. Mike had a very loving heart and tried to be kind and gentle to everyone. He spent all of his life in Salina, Ks except for eighteen years he travels many a road as an over the road truck driver. On one of his trip’s homes, he was driving a cab over truck, and fixed a plywood platform and took his mother’s dog Peaches (small dog) along with his trip, once he returned home the dog said that’s enough, leave me with mom.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Made it to all 48 states and New York Harbor he didn’t like (narrow streets). He done all this accident free and received one million mile award.&nbsp; He came home and worked for Salina Iron and Metal and when that business split he switched to Home Town Disposal.&nbsp; There he became an operational assistant, when necessary left what he was doing jumped in a truck and covered the necessary areas.&nbsp;Mike loved guns and became a member of the Quivera Inc. Gun Club where he became an instructor.&nbsp; Taught many the correct ways to handle a gun and the proper handling.&nbsp; Mike started attending where he would go and compete in tournaments.&nbsp;Later he joined the Mason Salina Lodge #60 and was working his way up the ladder.&nbsp; His mother had the pleasure of enjoying visiting with some of the members that would meet at the VFW to eat a meal and joking with them as they ate.While Mike was over the road driver would break to attend Daytona International Speedway with friends from the Chicago area.&nbsp; Tracy and Mike were great fans of NASCAR and during the races they would call each other up and have a friendly war.&nbsp;&nbsp;Mike loved to go hunting with his dad and brother and Tracy’s dog Taz, was happy as he got to go also, he could run and flush the pheasant’s out and if the men were lucky down would come the birds.Mike leaves behind his father Pat LaOrange and his companion Doris Cole. His mother Lucille Sanderson and Brother Tracy and wife Brenda.&nbsp; Niece’s Sara Wentworth and great niece Brooklyn Redd and great nephew Damien Redd. Stepbrothers David (Bonnie) Sanderson, James Sanderson, Nathan Sanderson, Paul Cole, Keith (Pam) Cole, Frank (Sandy) Cole, James (Julie) Cole, Stepsister Marilyn (Cory) Connelly. His Aunt Ginny Jerby, many cousins and second cousins. Former wife Sharon LaOrange her daughter’s Crystal Carson and Melissa Baxter.Proceeded in death was a very special uncle George Alan (Doc) Jerby, Stepfather William Sanderson, Aunt Juanita Jerby, Grandparents Patrick and Evelyn LaOrange, George, and Evea Jerby.Funeral services will be held on March ­­­19, 2024 at 2:00 PM at Belmont Boulevard Christian Church, 2508 Belmont Boulevard in Salina, Ks. Mike will be buried in Gypsum Hill Cemetery beside his Mason brothers. Visitation will be between 1 PM until service time.There will be a lunch for families and friends at noon at the church in the fellowship hall.&nbsp; After the burial you may return for light refreshments and additional visiting.The family is asking that donations instead of flowers, please send your heart’s desire amount to the Salina Lodge #60, as Mike had a tender heart and would be his wish to help others.&nbsp;You may dress casual Mike felt most at ease in casual wear.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The family thank you for your thoughts and prayers as they travel this heart-breaking journey.&nbsp;Arrangements have been entrusted to Roselawn Burial and Cremation Services. Online condolences may be sent to&nbsp;<a href="http://www.roselawnsalina.com">www.roselawnsalina.com</a>.READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/e75818b1-80eb-49fc-a472-5e13faca548b">Propane Central celebrates retirement for 26-year employee</a>

Michael LaOrange

Vernon A. Chavey January 26, 1938 ~ March 12, 2024

Vernon A. Chavey, age 86, entered into rest on March 12, 2024, at the Park Villa Nursing Home in Clyde, Kansas.He was born on January 26, 1938, in rural St. Joseph, Kansas to Bernard and Helen (Tesmer) Chavey.

Vernon attended grade school in the Como School District.

Vernon grew up on the family farm helping with all the family farm daily chores.&nbsp;&nbsp;He also worked at the Cactus Club in the Kitchen.

He was a member of the St. John The Baptist Catholic Church, Clyde, and a past member of St. Joseph Catholic Church.&nbsp;&nbsp;Vernon was a devout Catholic all his life.&nbsp;

Vernon enjoyed singing at the St. Joseph Christmas in the country celebration each year.&nbsp;&nbsp;He also loved planting and taking care of his garden and offering his fruits of labor to the community.&nbsp;&nbsp;Vernon also loved going to the local Rodeo’s and especially listening to country music.&nbsp;&nbsp;One of his cherished past times was visiting with family and friends.

Vernon is survived by his brother, Gerald Chavey, three nieces, April Chavey Walker (Jeff Eakins), Coleen Jackson, Lana Cozad (Bob), nephews, Jim (Jackie), John (Cindy) and Rick Chavey, several great nieces and nephews, cousins and a host of friends.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Bernard and Helen, a brother, Louis Chavey (Joy), a sister-in-law, Ima Jean Chavey.

A parish vigil/rosary service will be prayed on Sunday, March 17, 2024, at the Chaput Mortuary in Clyde starting at 5:00 p.m.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be held 10:00 a.m., on Monday, March 18, 2024, at the St. John The Baptist Catholic Church, Clyde, Kansas with Fr. Steven Heina officiating. Burial will follow in St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, St. Joseph, Kansas.&nbsp;&nbsp;A funeral luncheon will be served after the graveside back at the Church Fellowship Hall.

On behalf of Vernon’s family they would like to especially thank the Park Villa Nursing Home and Meadowlark Hospice for all their support, comfort and help with Vernon while under their care.

Memorial contributions may be given to St. John The Baptist Catholic Church or Park Villa Nursing Home, both of Clyde in care of Chaput Mortuary, PO Box 291, Clyde, Kansas 66938.&nbsp;&nbsp;For online condolences please visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.chaputbuoy.com">www.chaputbuoy.com</a>

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 </figure>Vernon A. Chavey January 26, 1938 ~ March 12, 2024Vernon A. Chavey, age 86, entered into rest on March 12, 2024, at the Park Villa Nursing Home in Clyde, Kansas.He was born on January 26, 1938, in rural St. Joseph, Kansas to Bernard and Helen (Tesmer) Chavey.Vernon attended grade school in the Como School District.Vernon grew up on the family farm helping with all the family farm daily chores.&nbsp;&nbsp;He also worked at the Cactus Club in the Kitchen.He was a member of the St. John The Baptist Catholic Church, Clyde, and a past member of St. Joseph Catholic Church.&nbsp;&nbsp;Vernon was a devout Catholic all his life.&nbsp;Vernon enjoyed singing at the St. Joseph Christmas in the country celebration each year.&nbsp;&nbsp;He also loved planting and taking care of his garden and offering his fruits of labor to the community.&nbsp;&nbsp;Vernon also loved going to the local Rodeo’s and especially listening to country music.&nbsp;&nbsp;One of his cherished past times was visiting with family and friends.Vernon is survived by his brother, Gerald Chavey, three nieces, April Chavey Walker (Jeff Eakins), Coleen Jackson, Lana Cozad (Bob), nephews, Jim (Jackie), John (Cindy) and Rick Chavey, several great nieces and nephews, cousins and a host of friends.He was preceded in death by his parents, Bernard and Helen, a brother, Louis Chavey (Joy), a sister-in-law, Ima Jean Chavey.A parish vigil/rosary service will be prayed on Sunday, March 17, 2024, at the Chaput Mortuary in Clyde starting at 5:00 p.m.A Mass of Christian Burial will be held 10:00 a.m., on Monday, March 18, 2024, at the St. John The Baptist Catholic Church, Clyde, Kansas with Fr. Steven Heina officiating. Burial will follow in St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, St. Joseph, Kansas.&nbsp;&nbsp;A funeral luncheon will be served after the graveside back at the Church Fellowship Hall.On behalf of Vernon’s family they would like to especially thank the Park Villa Nursing Home and Meadowlark Hospice for all their support, comfort and help with Vernon while under their care.Memorial contributions may be given to St. John The Baptist Catholic Church or Park Villa Nursing Home, both of Clyde in care of Chaput Mortuary, PO Box 291, Clyde, Kansas 66938.&nbsp;&nbsp;For online condolences please visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.chaputbuoy.com">www.chaputbuoy.com</a>READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/e75818b1-80eb-49fc-a472-5e13faca548b">Propane Central celebrates retirement for 26-year employee</a>

Vernon A. Chavey

Etta Arlene (Duff) Holloway April 4, 1935 ~ March 13, 2024

Etta Arlene (Duff) Holloway was the first child born to Clayborn and Stella Mae (Crochett) Duff on April 4, 1935 in Salina, Kansas. Clay and Stella Mae then moved to Hoxie, Kansas, to be near relatives where Arlene started attending elementary school. During her 5th grade school year, her family moved to Codell, Kansas, located just south of Woodston, Kansas, Arlene loved school and was known as the "teacher's helper" and could recall names of the many students she tutored there. During her senior year of High school, the family made a final move to Alton, Kansas. While attending Alton High School she met Bob Holloway who grew up on a farm west of Alton. After graduating from high school, Bob and Arlene were married on January 30, 1955 and made their home in a small rustic house along the Solomon River just west of Alton. Bob and Arlene moved to Paradise, Kansas, for a short time before settling on a farm near Woodston, Kansas, where they started their family.

Their 4 boys, Kevin, Dean, Terry, and Danny, all grew up on the farm and have fond memories of living, working, and harvesting together. She enjoyed the farm, her garden, and the chickens that kept her boys busy feeding, cleaning, and gathering the eggs. Hard work was part of her nature and she lived and taught us hard work on the farm. Arlene loved and cared for her family, but also took time to care for others in need. She would cook meals and serve others while also teaching her cooking skills to kids in 4-H, who claimed many blue ribbons at the Rooks County Free Fair. Her smile was hard to forget, especially when she was with her boys, grandkids, and great grandkids. She always wanted to spend as much time with family as she could and would stay up VERY late with them playing games and telling stories. After her boys were grown, Bob and Arlene moved to Lindsborg, Kansas, for a short time before moving to Oakley, Kansas, just south of her childhood home near Hoxie. They made one more final move to Lindsborg to be with friends and closer to family. In Lindsborg, Arlene continued her visits to those in need of food, help, or just a friend. She also looked forward to family gatherings and cherished holidays when the family was all together.

Arlene will be remembered for her Christian faith in God and her love for Jesus. She shared her love for the Bible by teaching children in Sunday School and would share what Christ had done in her life with anyone who was interested. Her deep faith shown as she lived, worked, and cared for others. Her daily Bible readings would often be recited in conversations throughout the day. The Bible was her guidebook for life. Even if she forgot a favorite recipe, she always could remember her favorite scriptures and would share them with others.

Arlene is survived by her husband Bob of 69 years, her younger brother Cloyd Duff of Wichita Kansas; her sons: Kevin (Vicki) Holloway of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, Terry (Kim) Holloway of Ness City, Kansas, and Dan (Diana) Holloway of Topeka, Kansas. Her grandchildren: Beth (Timothy) Johnson, Nolan (Samantha) Holloway, Kale (Nikki) Holloway, Hope (Chad) Bauman, Justin (Emily) Holloway, Melissa Holloway, Abby Holloway, Anna Holloway, Ally (Grayson) Trueblood, Adriel Holloway, Amy Holloway, Caleb Holloway, and her great grandchildren: Aven, Eloise, Ean, Adler, Cora, Abba, Kaley, Cambree, Hattie, IlsaBelle, and Judge.

Arlene was preceded in death by her parents Clay and Stella Mae Duff, son Dean Holloway, and younger brother Jay Duff.

Visitation will be from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm, Sunday, March 17 at Crick-Christian Funeral Home 103 N. Washington St. Lindsborg KS

Funeral services will be 10:00 am, Monday, March 18 at Lindsborg Evangelical Covenant Church, 102 S. Washington St., Lindsborg.

Burial will be 3:00 pm at Woodston Cemetery, Woodston KS.

Memorial contributions may be made to the church. Memorials may be sent in care of Crick-Christians Funeral Home, 103 N. Washington, Lindsborg, KS 67456.

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 </figure>Etta Arlene (Duff) Holloway April 4, 1935 ~ March 13, 2024Etta Arlene (Duff) Holloway was the first child born to Clayborn and Stella Mae (Crochett) Duff on April 4, 1935 in Salina, Kansas. Clay and Stella Mae then moved to Hoxie, Kansas, to be near relatives where Arlene started attending elementary school. During her 5th grade school year, her family moved to Codell, Kansas, located just south of Woodston, Kansas, Arlene loved school and was known as the "teacher's helper" and could recall names of the many students she tutored there. During her senior year of High school, the family made a final move to Alton, Kansas. While attending Alton High School she met Bob Holloway who grew up on a farm west of Alton. After graduating from high school, Bob and Arlene were married on January 30, 1955 and made their home in a small rustic house along the Solomon River just west of Alton. Bob and Arlene moved to Paradise, Kansas, for a short time before settling on a farm near Woodston, Kansas, where they started their family.Their 4 boys, Kevin, Dean, Terry, and Danny, all grew up on the farm and have fond memories of living, working, and harvesting together. She enjoyed the farm, her garden, and the chickens that kept her boys busy feeding, cleaning, and gathering the eggs. Hard work was part of her nature and she lived and taught us hard work on the farm. Arlene loved and cared for her family, but also took time to care for others in need. She would cook meals and serve others while also teaching her cooking skills to kids in 4-H, who claimed many blue ribbons at the Rooks County Free Fair. Her smile was hard to forget, especially when she was with her boys, grandkids, and great grandkids. She always wanted to spend as much time with family as she could and would stay up VERY late with them playing games and telling stories. After her boys were grown, Bob and Arlene moved to Lindsborg, Kansas, for a short time before moving to Oakley, Kansas, just south of her childhood home near Hoxie. They made one more final move to Lindsborg to be with friends and closer to family. In Lindsborg, Arlene continued her visits to those in need of food, help, or just a friend. She also looked forward to family gatherings and cherished holidays when the family was all together.Arlene will be remembered for her Christian faith in God and her love for Jesus. She shared her love for the Bible by teaching children in Sunday School and would share what Christ had done in her life with anyone who was interested. Her deep faith shown as she lived, worked, and cared for others. Her daily Bible readings would often be recited in conversations throughout the day. The Bible was her guidebook for life. Even if she forgot a favorite recipe, she always could remember her favorite scriptures and would share them with others.Arlene is survived by her husband Bob of 69 years, her younger brother Cloyd Duff of Wichita Kansas; her sons: Kevin (Vicki) Holloway of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, Terry (Kim) Holloway of Ness City, Kansas, and Dan (Diana) Holloway of Topeka, Kansas. Her grandchildren: Beth (Timothy) Johnson, Nolan (Samantha) Holloway, Kale (Nikki) Holloway, Hope (Chad) Bauman, Justin (Emily) Holloway, Melissa Holloway, Abby Holloway, Anna Holloway, Ally (Grayson) Trueblood, Adriel Holloway, Amy Holloway, Caleb Holloway, and her great grandchildren: Aven, Eloise, Ean, Adler, Cora, Abba, Kaley, Cambree, Hattie, IlsaBelle, and Judge.Arlene was preceded in death by her parents Clay and Stella Mae Duff, son Dean Holloway, and younger brother Jay Duff.Visitation will be from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm, Sunday, March 17 at Crick-Christian Funeral Home 103 N. Washington St. Lindsborg KSFuneral services will be 10:00 am, Monday, March 18 at Lindsborg Evangelical Covenant Church, 102 S. Washington St., Lindsborg.Burial will be 3:00 pm at Woodston Cemetery, Woodston KS.Memorial contributions may be made to the church. Memorials may be sent in care of Crick-Christians Funeral Home, 103 N. Washington, Lindsborg, KS 67456.READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/e75818b1-80eb-49fc-a472-5e13faca548b">Propane Central celebrates retirement for 26-year employee</a>

Etta A. Holloway

Anna M. (Keim) Minshall January 17, 1929 ~ March 11, 2024

Anna M. "Ann" (Keim) Minshall, 95, went home to the Lord on Monday, March 11. She was born on January 17, 1929, in Quincy, Illinois, the fifth child of Boyd and Mabel Keim. She married Rev. Robert G. Minshall on May 30, 1950, and was the mother of two children.

She was a wonderful pastor's wife during his 52 years in the ministry at churches in Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas, and Missouri. She led children's worship, women's fellowship groups, and taught Sunday School classes. She loved singing in the church choir and had a beautiful voice. As a mother, she was room mother for one child or the other almost every year. She also served as president of their PTA at the junior high. She never missed a play or a sporting event of her children. When both children were in college, Ann started working at the National Bank of America in Salina. She continued her banking career in Texas and Missouri. She was an over 50 year member of the PEO Sisterhood. She loved playing golf and won several tournaments with her niece. Bridge was also a favorite of hers as well. She was an amazing seamstress.

Ann loved her husband of 68 years, her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, but loved her Lord the most and served him well over her many years.

She is preceded in death by her parents, siblings, her husband of 68 years, and bonus grandson, Steven Jones. She is survived by daughter, Pam Jones (Bob) and son Bob Minshall (Sharon), 6 grand children, 3 bonus grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren.

Services will be at 11:00 am Monday, March 18, 2024 at the First Covenant Church, Salina. Visitation will be at the church before the service. Memorials may be made to the church or the Salina Food bank. For more information or to leave condolences go to www.ryanmortuary.com

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 </figure>Anna M. (Keim) Minshall January 17, 1929 ~ March 11, 2024Anna M. "Ann" (Keim) Minshall, 95, went home to the Lord on Monday, March 11. She was born on January 17, 1929, in Quincy, Illinois, the fifth child of Boyd and Mabel Keim. She married Rev. Robert G. Minshall on May 30, 1950, and was the mother of two children.She was a wonderful pastor's wife during his 52 years in the ministry at churches in Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas, and Missouri. She led children's worship, women's fellowship groups, and taught Sunday School classes. She loved singing in the church choir and had a beautiful voice. As a mother, she was room mother for one child or the other almost every year. She also served as president of their PTA at the junior high. She never missed a play or a sporting event of her children. When both children were in college, Ann started working at the National Bank of America in Salina. She continued her banking career in Texas and Missouri. She was an over 50 year member of the PEO Sisterhood. She loved playing golf and won several tournaments with her niece. Bridge was also a favorite of hers as well. She was an amazing seamstress.Ann loved her husband of 68 years, her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, but loved her Lord the most and served him well over her many years.She is preceded in death by her parents, siblings, her husband of 68 years, and bonus grandson, Steven Jones. She is survived by daughter, Pam Jones (Bob) and son Bob Minshall (Sharon), 6 grand children, 3 bonus grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren.Services will be at 11:00 am Monday, March 18, 2024 at the First Covenant Church, Salina. Visitation will be at the church before the service. Memorials may be made to the church or the Salina Food bank. For more information or to leave condolences go to www.ryanmortuary.comREAD MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/e75818b1-80eb-49fc-a472-5e13faca548b">Propane Central celebrates retirement for 26-year employee</a>

Anna M. (Keim) Minshall

Karyn passed away at home March 10, 2024 at the age of 83. She was the last child born to Elmer L. and Hazel F. (Cratty) Krinhop. Karyn grew up on the family farm northeast of Chapman. She attended Chapman Grade School and graduated from D.C.C.H.S. in 1958. She was an honor student and received a Superior Rating for her performance at the Dickinson County Grade School Music Festival. She played the organ for the Scherer Memorial Lutheran Church for several years. After graduating, she would return every weekend to play for the church service. Her career began in the insurance field for Farm Bureau Insurance in Manhattan and continued after moving to Lawrence, Kansas. She married Robert B. Perry on December 24, 1961 (her parent's 35th wedding anniversary). They had two children, David and Susan. They later divorced. In 1976, she moved to Salina, Kansas and married Madison (Mac) Ashburn on March 19, 1976. He passed away in 2006. In 1981, Karyn went back to school and graduated in 1983 from Kansas Technical Institute with an Associate Degree in General Engineering Technology.

When she was younger she was an awesome bowler, winning many trophies and awards. She also spent her free time roller skating and square dancing with Mac. She enjoyed watching football, basketball, and Nascar. Her favorite teams included the University of Kansas Jayhawks and Kansas City Chiefs. Later in life, she became an avid reader. Karyn was always ready to volunteer for a good cause and spent endless hours helping others.

She is survived by her son, David (Cheryl) Perry, The Woodlands, Texas and her daughter, Susan Milholland, Hoisington, Kansas; Grandchildren, Jacquelyne, Kyle, Ryan, Kayn and Lane; 10 nephews and one niece; many great nephews and nieces; and countless friends.

She was preceded in death by her parents Elmer and Hazel, husband Mac, brothers Kenneth, Harvey, DeWain and sister Patricia, sister-in- laws Gladys, Joan, Caroline, brother-in-law Duane (Dewey), son-in-law Jeff, nephews Neil and Greg.

The funeral will be held at Ryan Mortuary (137 North Eighth Street, Salina, Kansas 67401) Tuesday, March 19th at 10:00am. Burial will follow at Indian Hill Cemetery, Chapman, Kansas. A visitation will be available also at Ryan Mortuary on Monday, March 18th from 4:00-8:00pm. Those wishing to donate to a memorial in lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to Interim Healthcare or the donor's choice.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Live streaming at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.livewebcastevents.com/karyn/">livewebcastevents.com</a>&nbsp;Online condolence visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.ryanmortuary.com">www.ryanmortuary.com</a>

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 </figure>Karyn S.&nbsp;Ashburn March 10, 2024Karyn passed away at home March 10, 2024 at the age of 83. She was the last child born to Elmer L. and Hazel F. (Cratty) Krinhop. Karyn grew up on the family farm northeast of Chapman. She attended Chapman Grade School and graduated from D.C.C.H.S. in 1958. She was an honor student and received a Superior Rating for her performance at the Dickinson County Grade School Music Festival. She played the organ for the Scherer Memorial Lutheran Church for several years. After graduating, she would return every weekend to play for the church service. Her career began in the insurance field for Farm Bureau Insurance in Manhattan and continued after moving to Lawrence, Kansas. She married Robert B. Perry on December 24, 1961 (her parent's 35th wedding anniversary). They had two children, David and Susan. They later divorced. In 1976, she moved to Salina, Kansas and married Madison (Mac) Ashburn on March 19, 1976. He passed away in 2006. In 1981, Karyn went back to school and graduated in 1983 from Kansas Technical Institute with an Associate Degree in General Engineering Technology.When she was younger she was an awesome bowler, winning many trophies and awards. She also spent her free time roller skating and square dancing with Mac. She enjoyed watching football, basketball, and Nascar. Her favorite teams included the University of Kansas Jayhawks and Kansas City Chiefs. Later in life, she became an avid reader. Karyn was always ready to volunteer for a good cause and spent endless hours helping others.She is survived by her son, David (Cheryl) Perry, The Woodlands, Texas and her daughter, Susan Milholland, Hoisington, Kansas; Grandchildren, Jacquelyne, Kyle, Ryan, Kayn and Lane; 10 nephews and one niece; many great nephews and nieces; and countless friends.She was preceded in death by her parents Elmer and Hazel, husband Mac, brothers Kenneth, Harvey, DeWain and sister Patricia, sister-in- laws Gladys, Joan, Caroline, brother-in-law Duane (Dewey), son-in-law Jeff, nephews Neil and Greg.The funeral will be held at Ryan Mortuary (137 North Eighth Street, Salina, Kansas 67401) Tuesday, March 19th at 10:00am. Burial will follow at Indian Hill Cemetery, Chapman, Kansas. A visitation will be available also at Ryan Mortuary on Monday, March 18th from 4:00-8:00pm. Those wishing to donate to a memorial in lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to Interim Healthcare or the donor's choice.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Live streaming at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.livewebcastevents.com/karyn/">livewebcastevents.com</a>&nbsp;Online condolence visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.ryanmortuary.com">www.ryanmortuary.com</a>READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/e75818b1-80eb-49fc-a472-5e13faca548b">Propane Central celebrates retirement for 26-year employee</a>

Karyn S. Ashburn

Lanny Eugene Morse January 20, 1943 ~ March 11, 2024

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 </figure>Lanny Eugene Morse January 20, 1943 ~ March 11, 2024 Lanny Eugene Morse (81) passed away March 11, 2024 at Lincoln County Hospital, Lincoln, Kansas. He was born January 20, 1943 in Minneapolis, Kansas to Garfield Raymond and Elva Rachel (Moore) Morse.After his father passed away, Lanny’s family moved to Oregon. While in Oregon, Lanny quit school at the age of 15 to work on a chicken farm. After a short time, he moved back to Minneapolis, Kansas to work on a farm near Glasco. He then worked on the R.W. Robbins ranch in Belvidere, Kansas, as a cowboy, where he earned the nickname of “Hoss”. Lanny moved to Barnard, Kansas and was a truck driver for Barnard Manufacturing Company, delivering farm equipment and unloading the equipment by hand. It’s here where he met Arletta Sperry, who also worked for Barnard Manufacturing Company. They were united in marriage on December 16, 1967 at the Barnard Baptist Church, Barnard, Kansas. The couple welcomed their son, Raymond, while living in Barnard. The family moved to Tipton where Lanny worked for Hake Manufacturing. Their daughter, Patricia, was born while they lived in Tipton. Lanny obtained his GED in 1972. Throughout the years, Lanny worked as a meat cutter at Lincoln Grocery store in Lincoln, ran the Sylvan Café in Sylvan Grove, and then began his 26-year career with Farmway Co-op, first at the elevator, then transferring to the gas station. Lanny retired from Farmway Coop in March of 2007. Later in the year, he began driving for Cameron Compressions in Salina, delivering natural gas turbines. He traveled the United States, making friends and memories along the way. In 2021, he quit driving for Camerons, and was able to spend time tinkering in his garage. Lanny enjoyed listening to his multitude of 8-track tapes, driving his one-owner restored Corvair, delivering Meals on Wheels, playing cards at the Senior Center, fishing, volunteering, and helping others. He enjoyed visiting with family and friends and especially spoiling the grandchildren and great-grandchildren whenever he had the chance.Lanny was preceded in death by his parents and brother, Garfield “Gary” Dale Morse. Survivors include his loving wife of 56 years, Arletta, of the home; Children: Raymond Morse of Concordia and Patricia (Matthew) Winters of Lincoln; Grandchildren: Dakotah (Katelyn) Eidet of Minneapolis, Jacob (Madison) Winters of Liberal, Rebecca Morse of Haysville, Nicole Morse of Haysville, Alexander (Jessica) Winters of Ellsworth, Macy Winters of Hays, Marissa Winters of Lincoln and Ethan Morse of Concordia. Great-grandchildren; Daniel Haggerty, Raelynn Rector, Colter Rector, K’den Lunnin, Kotah Eidet, Gypsy Eidet, Adelynn Winters &amp; Matthew Winters; as well as numerous family members and friends.Visitation: 4-7 p.m., Friday, March 15, 2024 at Hall Chapel in Lincoln. Family will be present 5-7 p.m.Memorial service: 10:30 a.m., Saturday, March 16, 2024 at Salina Church of Christ, 1646 N. 9th St. Inurnment will take place at a later date.Memorial contributions can be made to the Salina Church of Christ or Lincoln Senior Center, c/o, Hall Chapel, PO Box 37, Lincoln, KS 67455.READ MORE:&nbsp;<a href="https://salinapost.com/posts/bfae00cf-9d5c-4084-a675-5f85ba625793">Friends of the Salina Public Library will host first 50-Cent Book Sale this weekend</a>

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