Treaver Lee James, born May 16, 1970 in Grand Island, Nebraska to Donna and Michael James.&nbsp; Treaver passed away January 27, 2025.

Treaver attended classes at the Special Education Center and graduated from Roosevelt Lincoln.

Treaver is survived by his mother Donna Sinnett, brother Sean Sinnett, his children Austin &amp; Riley, sister Stasha Kuhn, her children Shelby and Garrett. Many Aunts, Uncles and cousins.

He was preceded by his father Michael, killed in a work accident in April, 1973 and grandparents.

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 </figure>Treaver Lee James, born May 16, 1970 in Grand Island, Nebraska to Donna and Michael James.&nbsp; Treaver passed away January 27, 2025.Treaver attended classes at the Special Education Center and graduated from Roosevelt Lincoln.Treaver is survived by his mother Donna Sinnett, brother Sean Sinnett, his children Austin &amp; Riley, sister Stasha Kuhn, her children Shelby and Garrett. Many Aunts, Uncles and cousins.He was preceded by his father Michael, killed in a work accident in April, 1973 and grandparents.There will be no services at this time.

Treaver Lee James

James "Jim" Dean Markle, 65, of Salina, Kansas, passed away Tuesday, January 28, 2025 after a long battle with cancer. He was surrounded by his loving family.Jim was born in Perryton, Texas on April 19, 1959, to Ernest and DeAnna (Johnson) Markle.Jim graduated from Salina Central in 1977, he then began a career with his father at Stress-Cast, Inc. At 21, Jim moved to Broken Arrow, Oklahoma to start Tulsa Dynaspan with his brother, Dave.On June 27th, 1981, Jim married Renee Rochelle Reed, in Salina, Kansas.After starting their family, Jim and Renee, with their children Matt and Lindsey, moved back to Salina where Jim rejoined his father at Stress-Cast, eventually becoming owner.In his free time, he enjoyed spending time with his family and friends, hunting and fishing at 'Thy Pit’, watching the Chiefs, and cheering on his granddaughters playing sports.Survivors include his wife, Renee; son, Matt Markle (Stephanie) of Salina, Kansas; daughter, Lindsey Frank (Cody), of Salina, Kansas; mother, DeAnne Markle, of Lakeway, Texas; two brothers, Taylor Markle (Debbie), of Shawnee, Kansas, and David Markle, of Lakeway, Texas; sister JeanneAnne Porter (Steve), of Lakeway, Texas.He is also survived by 5 granddaughters, Alexa, Kezli, Brynlee, Tayli, and Fenli.He is preceded in death by his father, Ernest Markle.&nbsp;A Celebration of Life will be held&nbsp;at 1:00 PM, Saturday, February 8th, at CrossPoint Church in Salina, Kansas with Pastor Ryan Booth officiating.In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Southeast of Saline Education Foundation in care of Carlson-Geisendorf Funeral Home,&nbsp;500 S. Ohio St., Salina, Kansas.To send online condolences to the family, visit the funeral home website at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.carlsonfh.net/">www.carlsonfh.net</a>, or on the Facebook page.&nbsp;

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 </figure>James "Jim" Dean Markle, 65, of Salina, Kansas, passed away Tuesday, January 28, 2025 after a long battle with cancer. He was surrounded by his loving family.Jim was born in Perryton, Texas on April 19, 1959, to Ernest and DeAnna (Johnson) Markle.Jim graduated from Salina Central in 1977, he then began a career with his father at Stress-Cast, Inc. At 21, Jim moved to Broken Arrow, Oklahoma to start Tulsa Dynaspan with his brother, Dave.On June 27th, 1981, Jim married Renee Rochelle Reed, in Salina, Kansas.After starting their family, Jim and Renee, with their children Matt and Lindsey, moved back to Salina where Jim rejoined his father at Stress-Cast, eventually becoming owner.In his free time, he enjoyed spending time with his family and friends, hunting and fishing at 'Thy Pit’, watching the Chiefs, and cheering on his granddaughters playing sports.Survivors include his wife, Renee; son, Matt Markle (Stephanie) of Salina, Kansas; daughter, Lindsey Frank (Cody), of Salina, Kansas; mother, DeAnne Markle, of Lakeway, Texas; two brothers, Taylor Markle (Debbie), of Shawnee, Kansas, and David Markle, of Lakeway, Texas; sister JeanneAnne Porter (Steve), of Lakeway, Texas.He is also survived by 5 granddaughters, Alexa, Kezli, Brynlee, Tayli, and Fenli.He is preceded in death by his father, Ernest Markle.&nbsp;A Celebration of Life will be held&nbsp;at 1:00 PM, Saturday, February 8th, at CrossPoint Church in Salina, Kansas with Pastor Ryan Booth officiating.In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Southeast of Saline Education Foundation in care of Carlson-Geisendorf Funeral Home,&nbsp;500 S. Ohio St., Salina, Kansas.To send online condolences to the family, visit the funeral home website at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.carlsonfh.net/">www.carlsonfh.net</a>, or on the Facebook page.&nbsp;

James "Jim" Dean Markle

John C Meuli Jr. of the Elmo community died peacefully surrounded by his loving family to meet his Lord and Savior on January 26, 2025.

He was born on July 9, 1935 as the first son of John and Ellen Meuli Sr. in Brownsville, Texas.

He was a graduate of Dickinson County (Chapman) High School Class of 1953. He loved his classmates and looked forward to his annual class reunion.

After attending one year of college at Plymouth, Wisconsin, he returned to help his dad on the farm.

He married the love of his life, Peggy (Missimer) on March 10, 1957 and they enjoyed life together for 67 ¾ years. Three daughters were born in Wichita, Ks while he worked 3 years building airplanes for Boeing.

Returning to Elmo he was hired as the feed mill operator at Carlton. In succeeding years he became branch manager at Dillon elevator where he late advanced to become the General manager of Carlton COOP.

He and Peggy purchased his grandfather’s farm in 1961 and became a farmer stockman.

In 1977 he began his own plumbing and trenching company, JP Co, for 43 years.

John was very active in the community as President of Rural Water District #2, President of Dickinson County farm Bureau, Trustee of Banner township, and held all positions on the New Basel Church council.

For 20 years he and his wife had a Choose and Cut Christmas tree patch. He was very proud to be a donor of 13 gallons of blood to the Red Cross.

He loved the Lord first, his family, and his farm with crops, cows and chickens.

Preceding him in death were his parents, John and Ellen Meuli. Survivors include his wife Peggy, his daughters Julie (Leslie) Wegele and their children Eli (Haley), Jordan Wegele, Maggie (Eddie) Christopher, Lorrie (Eric) Nelson and their children, Josiah (Niki), Jonah (Andrea), Jesse (Taylor), Judd Nelson, and Christine Meuli, siblings Margaret (Ron) Shouse, Kathleen (Brant) Rader, and Steve (Jackie, deceased) Meuli, fourteen great grandchildren, eleven nieces plus one nephew, many other cousins, extended family and dear friends..

Services will be 10:30 am, Saturday, February 1, 2025 at New Basel Church south of Abilene with Pastor Jamie Bonnema officiating. John’s final resting place will be in the New Basel Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Friday evening at the Danner Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be given to New Basel Church and may be sent in care of the Danner Funeral Home 501 N. Buckeye, Abilene, Kansas 67410.

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 <figcaption>John C Meuli Jr.</figcaption>
 </figure>John C Meuli Jr. of the Elmo community died peacefully surrounded by his loving family to meet his Lord and Savior on January 26, 2025.He was born on July 9, 1935 as the first son of John and Ellen Meuli Sr. in Brownsville, Texas.He was a graduate of Dickinson County (Chapman) High School Class of 1953. He loved his classmates and looked forward to his annual class reunion.After attending one year of college at Plymouth, Wisconsin, he returned to help his dad on the farm.He married the love of his life, Peggy (Missimer) on March 10, 1957 and they enjoyed life together for 67 ¾ years. Three daughters were born in Wichita, Ks while he worked 3 years building airplanes for Boeing.Returning to Elmo he was hired as the feed mill operator at Carlton. In succeeding years he became branch manager at Dillon elevator where he late advanced to become the General manager of Carlton COOP.He and Peggy purchased his grandfather’s farm in 1961 and became a farmer stockman.In 1977 he began his own plumbing and trenching company, JP Co, for 43 years.John was very active in the community as President of Rural Water District #2, President of Dickinson County farm Bureau, Trustee of Banner township, and held all positions on the New Basel Church council.For 20 years he and his wife had a Choose and Cut Christmas tree patch. He was very proud to be a donor of 13 gallons of blood to the Red Cross.He loved the Lord first, his family, and his farm with crops, cows and chickens.Preceding him in death were his parents, John and Ellen Meuli. Survivors include his wife Peggy, his daughters Julie (Leslie) Wegele and their children Eli (Haley), Jordan Wegele, Maggie (Eddie) Christopher, Lorrie (Eric) Nelson and their children, Josiah (Niki), Jonah (Andrea), Jesse (Taylor), Judd Nelson, and Christine Meuli, siblings Margaret (Ron) Shouse, Kathleen (Brant) Rader, and Steve (Jackie, deceased) Meuli, fourteen great grandchildren, eleven nieces plus one nephew, many other cousins, extended family and dear friends..Services will be 10:30 am, Saturday, February 1, 2025 at New Basel Church south of Abilene with Pastor Jamie Bonnema officiating. John’s final resting place will be in the New Basel Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Friday evening at the Danner Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be given to New Basel Church and may be sent in care of the Danner Funeral Home 501 N. Buckeye, Abilene, Kansas 67410.

John C Meuli Jr.

On January 19, 2025, Jackie Leon Olson Jr. went home to his Heavenly Father at the age of 73. He was born on November 4, 1951, at Barksdale Airforce Base, Shreveport, Louisiana, to Jackie Leon Olson Sr. and Norma Jean Olson (Brunner). Jack attended elementary school at St. Paul’s Lutheran School in Herington, Kansas and graduated from Herington High School with the class of 1969.

After graduation, Jack enlisted in the United States Navy. He completed basic training at San Diego Naval base after which he served two tours of duty in Vietnam having served aboard the USS Floyd B. Parks and USS Fox. After leaving the Navy Jack joined the Kansas Army National Guard ultimately transferring to the Kansas Air National Guard from which he retired in 1997. It would be hard to find someone who loved his country more than Jack did.

It was during his Naval service that he fell in love with Brenda Lee Schneider. They were married on September 29, 1973, and recently celebrated 51 years of marriage. To this marriage were born four boys who were the center of Jack’s life.

Jack never met a stranger. His ornery personality and playful sense of humor made him adored by many. Each of his grandchildren has endless stories of fun times and memories. His grandchildren were the light of his world and there was not anything he would not do for them.

Jack was a dedicated worker, who in addition to his military career, worked for 33 years at Ft. Riley in civil service in the heating and air conditioning shop. He also worked part time at St. Andrew’s Catholic School in Abilene, KS in a variety of roles for 28 years.

Jack was involved in the community being a member of St. Andrew’s Catholic Parish, lifetime member of American Legion Post 39, American Legion Riders Chapter 39, VFW Post 3279, Knights of Columbus Council 1661, and Knights of Columbus 4th degree Assembly 290.

Jack was predeceased by his parents Jack Sr. and Norma Olson as well as father and mother-in-law Louis and Betty Schneider. He is survived by his loving wife Brenda of Enterprise, Kansas, sons Chris (Melissa) Olson of Lexington, Illinois, Ryan Olson of Goessel, Kansas, Steven (Kellie) Olson of Abilene, Kansas, and Daniel (Erin) Olson of Topeka, Kansas. Jack is also survived by his grandchildren Jonathan (Lillian), Andrew, Katelyn, Rachel, Benjamen, Michael, Haylie, Levi, Hannah, Rebekah, Noah, Madelyn, and Connor. Jack is also survived by his older brother Greg (Sharon) of Bella Vista, Arkansas.

In lieu of flows, the family requests donations to St. Andrew’s Catholic School or American Legion Riders Chapter 39.

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 </figure>On January 19, 2025, Jackie Leon Olson Jr. went home to his Heavenly Father at the age of 73. He was born on November 4, 1951, at Barksdale Airforce Base, Shreveport, Louisiana, to Jackie Leon Olson Sr. and Norma Jean Olson (Brunner). Jack attended elementary school at St. Paul’s Lutheran School in Herington, Kansas and graduated from Herington High School with the class of 1969.After graduation, Jack enlisted in the United States Navy. He completed basic training at San Diego Naval base after which he served two tours of duty in Vietnam having served aboard the USS Floyd B. Parks and USS Fox. After leaving the Navy Jack joined the Kansas Army National Guard ultimately transferring to the Kansas Air National Guard from which he retired in 1997. It would be hard to find someone who loved his country more than Jack did.It was during his Naval service that he fell in love with Brenda Lee Schneider. They were married on September 29, 1973, and recently celebrated 51 years of marriage. To this marriage were born four boys who were the center of Jack’s life.Jack never met a stranger. His ornery personality and playful sense of humor made him adored by many. Each of his grandchildren has endless stories of fun times and memories. His grandchildren were the light of his world and there was not anything he would not do for them.Jack was a dedicated worker, who in addition to his military career, worked for 33 years at Ft. Riley in civil service in the heating and air conditioning shop. He also worked part time at St. Andrew’s Catholic School in Abilene, KS in a variety of roles for 28 years.Jack was involved in the community being a member of St. Andrew’s Catholic Parish, lifetime member of American Legion Post 39, American Legion Riders Chapter 39, VFW Post 3279, Knights of Columbus Council 1661, and Knights of Columbus 4th degree Assembly 290.Jack was predeceased by his parents Jack Sr. and Norma Olson as well as father and mother-in-law Louis and Betty Schneider. He is survived by his loving wife Brenda of Enterprise, Kansas, sons Chris (Melissa) Olson of Lexington, Illinois, Ryan Olson of Goessel, Kansas, Steven (Kellie) Olson of Abilene, Kansas, and Daniel (Erin) Olson of Topeka, Kansas. Jack is also survived by his grandchildren Jonathan (Lillian), Andrew, Katelyn, Rachel, Benjamen, Michael, Haylie, Levi, Hannah, Rebekah, Noah, Madelyn, and Connor. Jack is also survived by his older brother Greg (Sharon) of Bella Vista, Arkansas.In lieu of flows, the family requests donations to St. Andrew’s Catholic School or American Legion Riders Chapter 39.

Jackie Leon Olson Jr

Marvin Sellberg, native Kansan, lifelong farmer, celebrated educator, and respected patriarch died peacefully at his home surrounded by loved ones on January 23, 2025, at age 99.

Born September 23, 1925, in McPherson, KS, Marvin came of age as an only child working on his family’s farm alongside his father, Edwin Sellberg. But it was his mother, Agnes (Henkle) Sellberg, a lifelong teacher honored in the Kansas Teachers’ Hall of Fame, who harnessed her son’s intellect in pursuit of education and instilled an ambition to teach.

After graduating from McPherson High School in 1943, Marvin enrolled in Central College while also enlisting in the US Navy; however, his service was short-lived due to a near fatal accident with a combine. After recovery, Marvin joined Central’s newly formed basketball team as a guard and soon kindled a romance with fellow student Marie (Scittine). Following his 1946 graduation, Marvin and Marie married and moved to Chicago where a scholarship to the University of Chicago awaited Marvin. Sellberg mixed his time with multiple odd jobs to make ends meet while earning his Master of Business Administration degree (MBA) in 1949.

Marvin and Marie yearned for a return to Kansas and settled permanently in McPherson welcoming three children: Marcia, Marlene, and Martin. Sellberg took a faculty staff position at Central College where he taught business classes, served as Admissions Officer and coached Central’s Men’s Basketball for 9 years. In the wake of 1960s desegregation, Marvin was among the first in Kansas collegiate sports to assemble a racially integrated team. He valued character and demanded hard work from his players, and, in return, took great lengths to ensure academic achievement and character development.

In 1968 Marvin joined Tabor College and for the next 22 years was a fixture in the business department. He served as assistant professor of business and economics at Tabor from 1968-78, and after a break of four years teaching at McPherson College, Sellberg returned to Tabor in 1982, serving eight years. As a Tabor professor, he was active in the Associated Colleges of Central Kansas and the Kansas Wheat Commission. He attended the first World Food Conference in Rome in 1974 and presented on such topics as the “Perspective of a Farmer on Hunger” at later conferences. Sellberg received Tabor faculty emeritus status in May 2008 and a former student endowed a Professorship of Business Administration and Entrepreneurship in Sellberg’s name.

Following Marvin’s retirement from teaching, he dedicated his efforts to farm the land his family had settled in the 1880s. And with their children chasing ambitions in business, medicine, and military, Marvin and Marie spent summers working for autumn’s harvest and escaped the winter chill, often aboard a cruise ship, seeing the world. The Sellbergs’ grandchildren anticipated days spent readying crops alongside Marvin and his trusted German Shepherd, Wolfie, and enjoying stories and laughter over supper.

Fifty-eight years of marriage to Marie ended on an unsuspecting weekday and Marvin found himself a widow. He spent time and effort coping with his loss and resolved to seek out the benefits of companionship. After a season of courtship, Marvin married his second wife, Nancy, in 2009. Marvin’s renewed vigor for his shared life with Nancy was spent enjoying time with expanded family, doting on lapdogs, and cherishing morning visits with friends over coffee.

Marvin’s warm and commanding persona will be missed, but he leaves us with a legacy of wisdom and guidance to his family, his students, his athletes, his colleagues, his friends and many more who had the privilege of knowing him.

Marvin Sellberg is survived by his wife, Nancy Sellberg; his daughters, Marcia Meyer (Andrew) and Marlene Waltz (John); his son Dr. Martin Sellberg (Jamie); five grandchildren, Jonas Sellberg, Blair Fox, Scott Wilson, Bret Waltz and Christina Campbell; and many loving great-grandchildren.

Visitation will be held on Saturday, February 8, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM at Stockham Family Funeral Home. The funeral service will be held at 10:30 AM, Monday, February 10, at the McPherson Free Methodist Church. Burial will follow at McPherson Cemetery.&nbsp;

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to the Marvin Sellberg memorial at Tabor College (<a target="_blank" href="http://tabor.edu/give">Tabor.edu/give</a>) or the Marvin Sellberg memorial for student scholarships at Central College, ℅ Stockham Funeral Home, 205 North Chestnut, McPherson, KS 67460.

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

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 </figure>Marvin Sellberg, native Kansan, lifelong farmer, celebrated educator, and respected patriarch died peacefully at his home surrounded by loved ones on January 23, 2025, at age 99.Born September 23, 1925, in McPherson, KS, Marvin came of age as an only child working on his family’s farm alongside his father, Edwin Sellberg. But it was his mother, Agnes (Henkle) Sellberg, a lifelong teacher honored in the Kansas Teachers’ Hall of Fame, who harnessed her son’s intellect in pursuit of education and instilled an ambition to teach.After graduating from McPherson High School in 1943, Marvin enrolled in Central College while also enlisting in the US Navy; however, his service was short-lived due to a near fatal accident with a combine. After recovery, Marvin joined Central’s newly formed basketball team as a guard and soon kindled a romance with fellow student Marie (Scittine). Following his 1946 graduation, Marvin and Marie married and moved to Chicago where a scholarship to the University of Chicago awaited Marvin. Sellberg mixed his time with multiple odd jobs to make ends meet while earning his Master of Business Administration degree (MBA) in 1949.Marvin and Marie yearned for a return to Kansas and settled permanently in McPherson welcoming three children: Marcia, Marlene, and Martin. Sellberg took a faculty staff position at Central College where he taught business classes, served as Admissions Officer and coached Central’s Men’s Basketball for 9 years. In the wake of 1960s desegregation, Marvin was among the first in Kansas collegiate sports to assemble a racially integrated team. He valued character and demanded hard work from his players, and, in return, took great lengths to ensure academic achievement and character development.In 1968 Marvin joined Tabor College and for the next 22 years was a fixture in the business department. He served as assistant professor of business and economics at Tabor from 1968-78, and after a break of four years teaching at McPherson College, Sellberg returned to Tabor in 1982, serving eight years. As a Tabor professor, he was active in the Associated Colleges of Central Kansas and the Kansas Wheat Commission. He attended the first World Food Conference in Rome in 1974 and presented on such topics as the “Perspective of a Farmer on Hunger” at later conferences. Sellberg received Tabor faculty emeritus status in May 2008 and a former student endowed a Professorship of Business Administration and Entrepreneurship in Sellberg’s name.Following Marvin’s retirement from teaching, he dedicated his efforts to farm the land his family had settled in the 1880s. And with their children chasing ambitions in business, medicine, and military, Marvin and Marie spent summers working for autumn’s harvest and escaped the winter chill, often aboard a cruise ship, seeing the world. The Sellbergs’ grandchildren anticipated days spent readying crops alongside Marvin and his trusted German Shepherd, Wolfie, and enjoying stories and laughter over supper.Fifty-eight years of marriage to Marie ended on an unsuspecting weekday and Marvin found himself a widow. He spent time and effort coping with his loss and resolved to seek out the benefits of companionship. After a season of courtship, Marvin married his second wife, Nancy, in 2009. Marvin’s renewed vigor for his shared life with Nancy was spent enjoying time with expanded family, doting on lapdogs, and cherishing morning visits with friends over coffee.Marvin’s warm and commanding persona will be missed, but he leaves us with a legacy of wisdom and guidance to his family, his students, his athletes, his colleagues, his friends and many more who had the privilege of knowing him.Marvin Sellberg is survived by his wife, Nancy Sellberg; his daughters, Marcia Meyer (Andrew) and Marlene Waltz (John); his son Dr. Martin Sellberg (Jamie); five grandchildren, Jonas Sellberg, Blair Fox, Scott Wilson, Bret Waltz and Christina Campbell; and many loving great-grandchildren.Visitation will be held on Saturday, February 8, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM at Stockham Family Funeral Home. The funeral service will be held at 10:30 AM, Monday, February 10, at the McPherson Free Methodist Church. Burial will follow at McPherson Cemetery.&nbsp;In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to the Marvin Sellberg memorial at Tabor College (<a target="_blank" href="http://tabor.edu/give">Tabor.edu/give</a>) or the Marvin Sellberg memorial for student scholarships at Central College, ℅ Stockham Funeral Home, 205 North Chestnut, McPherson, KS 67460.Personal condolences may be sent to the family at&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="http://www.stockhamfamily.com/">www.stockhamfamily.com</a>.&nbsp;

Marvin Sellberg

Dorothy "Dottie" Cole, 100, passed away Friday, January 24,2025, at Eaglecrest Senior Living. &nbsp;She was born in Neosho County on April 7, 1924 to Fletcher and Irma (McFadden) Havely. &nbsp;

Dottie attended grade school in St. Paul, KS and graduated high school from St. Francis High School in 1942. After graduation she traveled to California to be with her sister, Marge. &nbsp;She married Frank Cole on July 29,1945 in Glendale, CA. and they were married for 72 years. After their first child, Stephen was born, they moved to Frank’s family farm in Beverly, KS., where she lived until moving to Eaglecrest in 2010.&nbsp;

She was a homemaker her entire life. &nbsp;She made custom draperies along with her sister, Jeannette, from home for Stifel’s Department Store in Salina, KS for many years. Dottie loved doing crossword puzzles, playing bridge, playing gin rummy with Frank, putting together jigsaw puzzles and spending time with her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. &nbsp;

She is survived by 2 daughters and 3 sons: Carolyn (Stephen) Smith, Cathy (Randall) Steiner, Michael (Julie) Cole, Richard Cole and Frank Jr. (Sheri) Cole; 22 grandchildren, 39 great-grandchildren, one sister, Wilha Finley. &nbsp;She was preceded in death by her husband, Frank, son, Stephen Cole and grandson, Spencer Cole and 8 brothers and sisters.

Visitation will be held Friday, February 21, 2025 from 5:00-7:00 at Ryan Mortuary. The funeral service will be held at 11:00 am, February 22, 2025 at Ryan Mortuary, Salina, KS with burial following in Beverly Cemetery. &nbsp;A meal will be provided at the Beverly Township Hall afterwards.

Memorials to: St Jude Children's Research Hospital and The Salina Rescue Mission.

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 </figure>Dorothy "Dottie" Cole, 100, passed away Friday, January 24,2025, at Eaglecrest Senior Living. &nbsp;She was born in Neosho County on April 7, 1924 to Fletcher and Irma (McFadden) Havely. &nbsp;Dottie attended grade school in St. Paul, KS and graduated high school from St. Francis High School in 1942. After graduation she traveled to California to be with her sister, Marge. &nbsp;She married Frank Cole on July 29,1945 in Glendale, CA. and they were married for 72 years. After their first child, Stephen was born, they moved to Frank’s family farm in Beverly, KS., where she lived until moving to Eaglecrest in 2010.&nbsp;She was a homemaker her entire life. &nbsp;She made custom draperies along with her sister, Jeannette, from home for Stifel’s Department Store in Salina, KS for many years. Dottie loved doing crossword puzzles, playing bridge, playing gin rummy with Frank, putting together jigsaw puzzles and spending time with her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. &nbsp;She is survived by 2 daughters and 3 sons: Carolyn (Stephen) Smith, Cathy (Randall) Steiner, Michael (Julie) Cole, Richard Cole and Frank Jr. (Sheri) Cole; 22 grandchildren, 39 great-grandchildren, one sister, Wilha Finley. &nbsp;She was preceded in death by her husband, Frank, son, Stephen Cole and grandson, Spencer Cole and 8 brothers and sisters.Visitation will be held Friday, February 21, 2025 from 5:00-7:00 at Ryan Mortuary. The funeral service will be held at 11:00 am, February 22, 2025 at Ryan Mortuary, Salina, KS with burial following in Beverly Cemetery. &nbsp;A meal will be provided at the Beverly Township Hall afterwards.Memorials to: St Jude Children's Research Hospital and The Salina Rescue Mission.

Dorothy "Dottie" Cole, 100

The Very Reverend Jerry S. Jones, Hays, passed away peacefully in his home on Friday evening, January 24, 2025 in the presence of his beloved wife, Susan. He was in the 85th year of life and the 60th year of the priesthood.

Born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska, Jerry Steven Jones heard the call of the priesthood early. He attended Seabury Western Seminary immediately after graduating from Dana College, and he would live his entire life in service to God and the Episcopal Church.

Father Jerry served churches in five Dioceses under 14 Bishops in Nebraska, Kansas, Wyoming, and Texas. In the Diocese of Western Kansas, he was Rector of St. Michael’s, Hays, St. Andrew’s, Hays and St. Elizabeth’s, Russell, and then Dean of Christ Cathedral, Canon to the Ordinary and Prebendary of the Cathedral.

Father Jerry did nothing by half measures. He was fiercely committed to the Gospel, passionately in love with his wife, crazy about his golden retrievers, salty on the golf course, and enthusiastically appreciated a single malt scotch and a good cigar. Father Jerry Jones knew who he was and whose he was. He returns to Jesus as an old and familiar friend.

Survivors include his wife Susan, his son Mark, his daughter Sarah (Jones Pinkerton), her husband Michael, two grandchildren Adam and Meghan, and his brother-in-law Jeff Brown.

He was preceded in death by his parents Beecher and Margaret Jones and his sister Barbara.

Funeral services will be at 11:00 am on Saturday, March 8, 2025 at Christ Cathedral in Salina. Memorials are suggested to The Endowment of the Episcopal Diocese of Western Kansas - www.diowks.org, Feeding Hays, Welcome Table, or to Christ Cathedral Salina – christcathedralsalina.org. Services are in the care of Hays Memorial Chapel Funeral Home and condolences and memories of Father Jerry may be shared with his family at www.haysmemorial.com

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 </figure>The Very Reverend Jerry S. Jones, Hays, passed away peacefully in his home on Friday evening, January 24, 2025 in the presence of his beloved wife, Susan. He was in the 85th year of life and the 60th year of the priesthood.Born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska, Jerry Steven Jones heard the call of the priesthood early. He attended Seabury Western Seminary immediately after graduating from Dana College, and he would live his entire life in service to God and the Episcopal Church.Father Jerry served churches in five Dioceses under 14 Bishops in Nebraska, Kansas, Wyoming, and Texas. In the Diocese of Western Kansas, he was Rector of St. Michael’s, Hays, St. Andrew’s, Hays and St. Elizabeth’s, Russell, and then Dean of Christ Cathedral, Canon to the Ordinary and Prebendary of the Cathedral.Father Jerry did nothing by half measures. He was fiercely committed to the Gospel, passionately in love with his wife, crazy about his golden retrievers, salty on the golf course, and enthusiastically appreciated a single malt scotch and a good cigar. Father Jerry Jones knew who he was and whose he was. He returns to Jesus as an old and familiar friend.Survivors include his wife Susan, his son Mark, his daughter Sarah (Jones Pinkerton), her husband Michael, two grandchildren Adam and Meghan, and his brother-in-law Jeff Brown.He was preceded in death by his parents Beecher and Margaret Jones and his sister Barbara.Funeral services will be at 11:00 am on Saturday, March 8, 2025 at Christ Cathedral in Salina. Memorials are suggested to The Endowment of the Episcopal Diocese of Western Kansas - www.diowks.org, Feeding Hays, Welcome Table, or to Christ Cathedral Salina – christcathedralsalina.org. Services are in the care of Hays Memorial Chapel Funeral Home and condolences and memories of Father Jerry may be shared with his family at www.haysmemorial.com

 Jerry S. Jones

Gregory "Chad" Burger, 54, of Kensington, Kansas, passed away on January 23, 2025. Born on July 21, 1970, in Salina to Shelley and Greg Burger, Chad attended Lucas Luray High School, graduated from Rexford High School, and later pursued studies at Colby County Community College. Chad’s life was a celebration of family, hard work, and cherishing the things he loved most.

Chad’s family meant everything to him. He was a proud husband, dad, grandpa, brother, and friend. Nothing made him happier than spending time with his family, whether it was celebrating milestones, sharing laughs, or just being there for each other. He had a remarkable ability to make everyone feel valued and loved. Chad never met a stranger—he had a way of connecting with people that made them feel like they had known him forever. His sense of humor drew people in, and he cherished every opportunity to strengthen those bonds. His kids and grandkids were his pride and joy, and he took every chance to cheer them on, offer guidance, and show them how much they meant to him. Family gatherings were always brighter with Chad’s humor, stories, and the love he poured into every moment.

Chad loved to joke around and had a knack for making people smile. He was also incredibly dedicated to his work as a trucker, showing an unmatched work ethic and taking pride in doing the job right. His commitment to his work was a reflection of the values he lived by every day.

A huge fan of the Kansas City Chiefs and the University of Kansas Jayhawks, Chad was passionate about sports and loved the excitement of racing. Cheering on his favorite teams and racers brought him so much joy and camaraderie.

Chad leaves behind his beloved wife, Terri Nuzum, and his kids: Kirsten and Tyler Kaus, and their daughter Chesley Jo; Jonny Burger (Anna Owsley); Austin Herman and Brittany Hackerott, and their kids Grayson, Audrey, Abbey, and Calvin; Jordan Herman; Dyllan and Halee Nuzum, and their kids Charlee and Max; Dawndra Nuzum (David Robles); and Ciara Calhoon. He’s also survived by his mom, Shelley Barton and her husband, Randy Barton; his stepmom, Wilma Burger; and his siblings Jerome and Mandy Burger, Marcie Burger, Shanna and Jason Carroll, Denni and James Rehmer, Tia and Chris Penrod, Tanya Koehn; his sister- and brothers-in-law Bart and Donna Hamilton, and Mike Hudson; and his mother-in-law Sandy Hudson and many nieces and nephews.

Chad was preceded in death by his father, Gregory Burger; grandparents: Merle and Lois Burger, and Vaughn and Donna Humes.

A celebration of Chad’s life will be held at Thunder Ridge High School, on Saturday, February 1, 2025, at 10:00 am. The family welcomes everyone who knew Chad to join in honoring his memory by wearing something Chiefs or Kansas Jayhawks attire.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Chad Burger Memorial Fund.

Chad’s big heart, sense of humor, and love for those around him will never be forgotten. He leaves behind a legacy of love, laughter, and hard work that will be cherished forever.

Arrangements have been entrusted to the Rentschler Family Mortuaries.&nbsp;&nbsp;www.rfmortuaries.com

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 </figure>Gregory "Chad" Burger, 54, of Kensington, Kansas, passed away on January 23, 2025. Born on July 21, 1970, in Salina to Shelley and Greg Burger, Chad attended Lucas Luray High School, graduated from Rexford High School, and later pursued studies at Colby County Community College. Chad’s life was a celebration of family, hard work, and cherishing the things he loved most.Chad’s family meant everything to him. He was a proud husband, dad, grandpa, brother, and friend. Nothing made him happier than spending time with his family, whether it was celebrating milestones, sharing laughs, or just being there for each other. He had a remarkable ability to make everyone feel valued and loved. Chad never met a stranger—he had a way of connecting with people that made them feel like they had known him forever. His sense of humor drew people in, and he cherished every opportunity to strengthen those bonds. His kids and grandkids were his pride and joy, and he took every chance to cheer them on, offer guidance, and show them how much they meant to him. Family gatherings were always brighter with Chad’s humor, stories, and the love he poured into every moment.Chad loved to joke around and had a knack for making people smile. He was also incredibly dedicated to his work as a trucker, showing an unmatched work ethic and taking pride in doing the job right. His commitment to his work was a reflection of the values he lived by every day.A huge fan of the Kansas City Chiefs and the University of Kansas Jayhawks, Chad was passionate about sports and loved the excitement of racing. Cheering on his favorite teams and racers brought him so much joy and camaraderie.Chad leaves behind his beloved wife, Terri Nuzum, and his kids: Kirsten and Tyler Kaus, and their daughter Chesley Jo; Jonny Burger (Anna Owsley); Austin Herman and Brittany Hackerott, and their kids Grayson, Audrey, Abbey, and Calvin; Jordan Herman; Dyllan and Halee Nuzum, and their kids Charlee and Max; Dawndra Nuzum (David Robles); and Ciara Calhoon. He’s also survived by his mom, Shelley Barton and her husband, Randy Barton; his stepmom, Wilma Burger; and his siblings Jerome and Mandy Burger, Marcie Burger, Shanna and Jason Carroll, Denni and James Rehmer, Tia and Chris Penrod, Tanya Koehn; his sister- and brothers-in-law Bart and Donna Hamilton, and Mike Hudson; and his mother-in-law Sandy Hudson and many nieces and nephews.Chad was preceded in death by his father, Gregory Burger; grandparents: Merle and Lois Burger, and Vaughn and Donna Humes.A celebration of Chad’s life will be held at Thunder Ridge High School, on Saturday, February 1, 2025, at 10:00 am. The family welcomes everyone who knew Chad to join in honoring his memory by wearing something Chiefs or Kansas Jayhawks attire.In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Chad Burger Memorial Fund.Chad’s big heart, sense of humor, and love for those around him will never be forgotten. He leaves behind a legacy of love, laughter, and hard work that will be cherished forever.Arrangements have been entrusted to the Rentschler Family Mortuaries.&nbsp;&nbsp;www.rfmortuaries.com

Gregory "Chad" Burger

Sonja Charlene Bean, a beloved mother, grandmother, and friend, passed away on January 25, 2025, at the age of 86. Born on September 23, 1938, in Sheridan County, Kansas, Sonja was the youngest child of Mirium and Lillie Randolph. She grew up alongside her siblings, Ernest, Mervin, Lucille, Freda, Mildred, Rose, Mirium Jr., Wilma, Robert, Derreld, and Ervin, whose presence in her life shaped the values she carried into adulthood.

After graduating from Hoxie High School, Sonja spent time working in restaurants and managing a couple bars with her husband Earl. They eventually settled in Cawker City, KS where she provided daycare for several years before going to work at Sunflower Manufacturing. She spent many years working at the Cawker location and eventually the Beloit location. Even after stepping away from her role at Sunflower, her commitment to serving others continued as she returned to the workforce at Hilltop Lodge for several years.

Sonja was known for her infectious sense of humor and her love for laughter. She had a remarkable ability to engage in conversation, making everyone feel welcomed and valued. Her passion for life extended to her family, with whom she cherished spending quality time, creating lasting memories. Organizing Randolph Family Reunions was just one of the many ways she nurtured connections among her loved ones.

On October 26, 1957, Sonja married Earl Bean, a union that would later dissolve but still marked an important chapter in her life. Together they raised three children: Roxie, Ranae, and Randy. Sonja's legacy continues through her grandchildren,

Sonja was a woman of many talents; she took great pleasure in making baked goods, particularly her famous cinnamon rolls, which will be sorely missed by all who had the delight of enjoying them.

Sonja is survived by her children, Roxie (LaVern) Boxberger, Ranae (Chris) Helmbrecht, Randy (Laura) Bean, grandchildren Derek Boxberger, Quentin Boxberger, Brandon (Ashley) Behymer, Brett (Jenica) Behymer, Megan Helmbrecht, Abby (Cody) Wuthnow, Braydon Bean, and great-grandchildren Jenna, Easton, Colton, Kensley, Cash, Whitley, and Luca. She is also survived by a host of other relatives including nieces and nephews that she cherished deeply. She is preceded in death by her parents and her siblings.

Visitation with Family present will be at Schoen Funeral Home And Monuments in Beloit on January 30, 2025, from 5:30 PM until 7:00 PM. A Funeral Services will be January 31, 2025, commencing at 10:00 AM, also at Schoen Funeral Home. Sonja will be laid to rest the same day with interment following at Elmwood Cemetery in Beloit at 11:00 AM. Memorials may be made to Solomon Valley Hospice in care of Schoen Funeral Home And Monuments, 302 N. Hersey Ave. Beloit, KS 67420. Online condolences to&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="http://schoenfhm.com/">schoenfhm.com</a>&nbsp;

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 </figure>Sonja Charlene Bean, a beloved mother, grandmother, and friend, passed away on January 25, 2025, at the age of 86. Born on September 23, 1938, in Sheridan County, Kansas, Sonja was the youngest child of Mirium and Lillie Randolph. She grew up alongside her siblings, Ernest, Mervin, Lucille, Freda, Mildred, Rose, Mirium Jr., Wilma, Robert, Derreld, and Ervin, whose presence in her life shaped the values she carried into adulthood.After graduating from Hoxie High School, Sonja spent time working in restaurants and managing a couple bars with her husband Earl. They eventually settled in Cawker City, KS where she provided daycare for several years before going to work at Sunflower Manufacturing. She spent many years working at the Cawker location and eventually the Beloit location. Even after stepping away from her role at Sunflower, her commitment to serving others continued as she returned to the workforce at Hilltop Lodge for several years.Sonja was known for her infectious sense of humor and her love for laughter. She had a remarkable ability to engage in conversation, making everyone feel welcomed and valued. Her passion for life extended to her family, with whom she cherished spending quality time, creating lasting memories. Organizing Randolph Family Reunions was just one of the many ways she nurtured connections among her loved ones.On October 26, 1957, Sonja married Earl Bean, a union that would later dissolve but still marked an important chapter in her life. Together they raised three children: Roxie, Ranae, and Randy. Sonja's legacy continues through her grandchildren,Sonja was a woman of many talents; she took great pleasure in making baked goods, particularly her famous cinnamon rolls, which will be sorely missed by all who had the delight of enjoying them.Sonja is survived by her children, Roxie (LaVern) Boxberger, Ranae (Chris) Helmbrecht, Randy (Laura) Bean, grandchildren Derek Boxberger, Quentin Boxberger, Brandon (Ashley) Behymer, Brett (Jenica) Behymer, Megan Helmbrecht, Abby (Cody) Wuthnow, Braydon Bean, and great-grandchildren Jenna, Easton, Colton, Kensley, Cash, Whitley, and Luca. She is also survived by a host of other relatives including nieces and nephews that she cherished deeply. She is preceded in death by her parents and her siblings.Visitation with Family present will be at Schoen Funeral Home And Monuments in Beloit on January 30, 2025, from 5:30 PM until 7:00 PM. A Funeral Services will be January 31, 2025, commencing at 10:00 AM, also at Schoen Funeral Home. Sonja will be laid to rest the same day with interment following at Elmwood Cemetery in Beloit at 11:00 AM. Memorials may be made to Solomon Valley Hospice in care of Schoen Funeral Home And Monuments, 302 N. Hersey Ave. Beloit, KS 67420. Online condolences to&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="http://schoenfhm.com/">schoenfhm.com</a>&nbsp;

Sonja Charlene Bean

James “Jim” Lytle, 90, of Salina, owner of Lytle Electric, Inc., passed away peacefully at his home on Saturday, January 25th, 2025.Jim was born in Saxton, Pennsylvania on September 9, 1934, the youngest of five children and only son of Elsie (Dick) and Ernest Lytle.

Jim served in the United States Air Force from January 9, 1952 to December 20, 1955 as a Refueling Boom Operator being stationed at Lincoln Air Force Base, Lincoln, Nebraska and Schilling Air Force Base, Salina, Kansas.

That’s how he met and later married Marilyn JoAnn Johnson on February 7, 1954 in Salina, Kansas.His greatest passion and ‘hobby’ was his occupation, Master Electrician/Electrical Contractor, and owner of his own business.&nbsp; He learned the electrical trade from his father-in-law and after working for Webb Johnson Electric, Inc. for many years, started Lytle Electric, Inc. in 1973.&nbsp; He was well known and respected in Salina and North Central Kansas, known to be a hard worker, a knowledgeable and excellent electrician, and a man with integrity

.Survivors include his wife, Marilyn JoAnn; three daughters, Kim Ross, of Topeka, Kansas: Debbie Clark (Duncan), of Salina, Kansas; Susan Hancock, of Mulvane, Kansas; and son, David Lytle, of Salina, Kansas.He is also survived by 10 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, and 3 great great grandchildren.Also surviving are 2 sisters, Grace Stevens, of Snow Hill, Maryland and Laverne Laubach, of Kingsville, Maryland.

He is preceded in death by his parents, 2 sisters, a son, James Lytle, 1 grandchild, and 1 great grandchild.The family will receive friends from 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm on Thursday, January 30th, 2025 at Carlson – Geisendorf Funeral Home, 500 S. Ohio, Salina, Kansas 67401.

The funeral will be held at 2:00 pm on Friday, January 31st, 2025 at Emmanuel Church, 1325 E. Cloud, Salina, Kansas with Pastor Blaine Herron officiating.Donations may be made to Emmanuel Church or donor’s choice, in care of Carlson – Geisendorf Funeral Home, 500 S. Ohio St., Salina, Kansas.To send online condolences to the family, visit the funeral home website at&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="http://www.carlsonfh.net/">www.carlsonfh.net</a>&nbsp;or on the funeral home Facebook page.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>James “Jim” Lytle, 90, of Salina, owner of Lytle Electric, Inc., passed away peacefully at his home on Saturday, January 25th, 2025.Jim was born in Saxton, Pennsylvania on September 9, 1934, the youngest of five children and only son of Elsie (Dick) and Ernest Lytle.Jim served in the United States Air Force from January 9, 1952 to December 20, 1955 as a Refueling Boom Operator being stationed at Lincoln Air Force Base, Lincoln, Nebraska and Schilling Air Force Base, Salina, Kansas.That’s how he met and later married Marilyn JoAnn Johnson on February 7, 1954 in Salina, Kansas.His greatest passion and ‘hobby’ was his occupation, Master Electrician/Electrical Contractor, and owner of his own business.&nbsp; He learned the electrical trade from his father-in-law and after working for Webb Johnson Electric, Inc. for many years, started Lytle Electric, Inc. in 1973.&nbsp; He was well known and respected in Salina and North Central Kansas, known to be a hard worker, a knowledgeable and excellent electrician, and a man with integrity.Survivors include his wife, Marilyn JoAnn; three daughters, Kim Ross, of Topeka, Kansas: Debbie Clark (Duncan), of Salina, Kansas; Susan Hancock, of Mulvane, Kansas; and son, David Lytle, of Salina, Kansas.He is also survived by 10 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, and 3 great great grandchildren.Also surviving are 2 sisters, Grace Stevens, of Snow Hill, Maryland and Laverne Laubach, of Kingsville, Maryland.He is preceded in death by his parents, 2 sisters, a son, James Lytle, 1 grandchild, and 1 great grandchild.The family will receive friends from 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm on Thursday, January 30th, 2025 at Carlson – Geisendorf Funeral Home, 500 S. Ohio, Salina, Kansas 67401.The funeral will be held at 2:00 pm on Friday, January 31st, 2025 at Emmanuel Church, 1325 E. Cloud, Salina, Kansas with Pastor Blaine Herron officiating.Donations may be made to Emmanuel Church or donor’s choice, in care of Carlson – Geisendorf Funeral Home, 500 S. Ohio St., Salina, Kansas.To send online condolences to the family, visit the funeral home website at&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="http://www.carlsonfh.net/">www.carlsonfh.net</a>&nbsp;or on the funeral home Facebook page.&nbsp;&nbsp;

James “Jim” Lytle

Jona D'Ann Schropp, 65, of Lindsborg passed away on January 24, 2025, surrounded by loving family, at home in Lindsborg. Jona was born on November 28, 1959 in San Bernardino, CA to the late Harold D. and Frances J. (Hawk) Schropp.

Jona loved being a mother and a homemaker, but as her children grew up she worked as a caretaker and waitress.

Survivors include her daughters: Diedre Scott (AJ), Amanda Gilder (Travis), and Rianna Ordogne (Justin); son: Tilden Crable (Janie); brothers: Lonny Schropp (Jackie) and Jeremy Schropp; 9 grandchildren; as well as numerous nieces, nephews, and extended family members.

She was preceded in death by her parents Harold and Frances Schropp ,and her brother Rory Schropp.

Friends and family will be received Thursday, January 30, 2025 at 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Crick-Chrisitans Funeral Home, 103 N. Washington Lindsborg, KS. Cremation will follow and no services are planned at this time.

Memorials may be made to McPherson Animal Shelter. Memorials may be sent in care of Crick-Christians Funeral Home, 103 N. Washington, Lindsborg, KS 67456.

Online condolences can be made at www.crick-christiansfuneralhome.com.

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 </figure>Jona D'Ann Schropp, 65, of Lindsborg passed away on January 24, 2025, surrounded by loving family, at home in Lindsborg. Jona was born on November 28, 1959 in San Bernardino, CA to the late Harold D. and Frances J. (Hawk) Schropp.Jona loved being a mother and a homemaker, but as her children grew up she worked as a caretaker and waitress.Survivors include her daughters: Diedre Scott (AJ), Amanda Gilder (Travis), and Rianna Ordogne (Justin); son: Tilden Crable (Janie); brothers: Lonny Schropp (Jackie) and Jeremy Schropp; 9 grandchildren; as well as numerous nieces, nephews, and extended family members.She was preceded in death by her parents Harold and Frances Schropp ,and her brother Rory Schropp.Friends and family will be received Thursday, January 30, 2025 at 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Crick-Chrisitans Funeral Home, 103 N. Washington Lindsborg, KS. Cremation will follow and no services are planned at this time.Memorials may be made to McPherson Animal Shelter. Memorials may be sent in care of Crick-Christians Funeral Home, 103 N. Washington, Lindsborg, KS 67456.Online condolences can be made at www.crick-christiansfuneralhome.com.

Jona D'Ann Schropp

Robert “Coach” Baumann, age 83, passed away on Tuesday, January 21, 2025 at the NCK Medical Center, Concordia, KS.&nbsp;&nbsp;He was born on July 2, 1941 in Oceanside, NY to Harry Howard &amp; Elise “Doris” (Rohmann) Baumann, II.

He graduated from Oceanside High School in 1959.&nbsp;&nbsp;He graduated from Kansas State Teachers College (Emporia State University) in 1962 with a double major in History and Physical Education.&nbsp;&nbsp;He later earned his master’s degree in P.E. and counseling in 1973.

He taught social science and physical education and coached at Hartford High School for 5 years until Harold Clark recruited him to Concordia High School in 1968.&nbsp;&nbsp;He spent 37 years as the head track coach, 17 years as the cross-country coach and 10 years as an assistant and head football coach.&nbsp;&nbsp;He taught social science and physical education in Concordia and served as activities and athletic director for 5 years.

His track teams won 4 state championships, 16 regional championships, 28 NCKL titles and counts over 100 individual state champions.&nbsp;&nbsp;In 2005 he returned to coaching at Pike Valley High School as an assistant track coach for another 16 years.&nbsp;&nbsp;In addition to coaching, Bob was a longtime wrestling official for over 27 years, officiating several state championships.&nbsp;&nbsp;He also served as a KSHSAA area supervisor for wrestling for 20 plus years.

He was a lifetime member of the NEA, a member of the KNEA, Kansas Track Coaches, Kansas Coaches Association &amp; the United State Track and Field Coaches Association.&nbsp;&nbsp;Bob was selected by the United States Olympic Committee as one of the coaches to attend the Learn by Doing Camps in 1970, 1972 and 1974.&nbsp;&nbsp;Additionally, was 1 of 10 coaches to attend the elite javelin camp at the Olmypic Training Center in 1990.&nbsp;&nbsp;He was honored in 1993 as the NFIOA Outstanding Official and named the Kansas Wrestling Official of the Year in 1979-1980.&nbsp;&nbsp;He was recognized by the Kansas Coaches Association in 2003.&nbsp;&nbsp;Bob also served at the Concordia City Recreation director for 25 years and was responsible for the design and building of the new sports complex in Concordia.

He married Gwendolyn “Betsy” Hancock on June 10, 1961 in Woodmere, Long Island, NY.&nbsp;&nbsp;She preceded him on September 9, 2007.

He is survived by; sons, Michael Baumann &amp; Scott Baumann (Denise), both of Concordia, KS; daughter, Dawn Baumann-Payeur (Chad), Concordia, KS; grandchildren: Amanda Choitz (Ethan), Carlee Stensaas (Brandon “Woody”), Blane Payeur (Michelle Davis), Jaden Payeur, Blaze Payeur (Mattie Rossi) &amp; Deklyn Stoecklein (Cody); great grandchildren, Cayden Honts, Reagyn &amp; Rhett Choitz, Addyson, Jaxson &amp; Peyton Stensaas &amp; Hallie Payeur &amp; Denton &amp; Easton Beam; brothers, Stephen Baumann (Chris Newbold), LA, CA, Lance Baumann (Pam), Gig Harbor, WA &amp; John Baumann, Shelton, WA; sister, Elyse Harrington (Stephen), Palm Desert, CA &amp; Montauk, NY &amp; a host of former students, athletes, coaches and friends over multiple decades.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Betsy, his parents &amp; brother, Harry Baumann.

It was Bob’s wishes to be cremated and a memorial service will be at 3:00 pm, Wednesday, February 5, 2025 at The Brown Grand Theatre, Concordia, KS with Rev. Delvin Strecker officiating.&nbsp;&nbsp;Burial of the cremated remains will be at Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Concordia, KS.&nbsp;&nbsp;Friends may sign the register book from 1- 8 pm with the family greeting friends from 5-7 pm, Tuesday, February 4, 2025 at Chaput-Buoy Funeral Home, Concordia, KS.&nbsp;&nbsp;To honor Bob’s love of sports, the family requests that everyone who attends the services please dress casually and wear their favorite sports team apparel.

In lieu of flowers the family suggests memorials to Bob Baumann Memorial Fund to be used for youth activities in the local area in care of Chaput-Buoy Funeral Home, PO Box 606, Concordia, KS 66901.&nbsp;&nbsp;For online condolences please visit&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="http://www.chaputbuoy.com/">www.chaputbuoy.com</a>.&nbsp;

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 </figure>Robert “Coach” Baumann, age 83, passed away on Tuesday, January 21, 2025 at the NCK Medical Center, Concordia, KS.&nbsp;&nbsp;He was born on July 2, 1941 in Oceanside, NY to Harry Howard &amp; Elise “Doris” (Rohmann) Baumann, II.He graduated from Oceanside High School in 1959.&nbsp;&nbsp;He graduated from Kansas State Teachers College (Emporia State University) in 1962 with a double major in History and Physical Education.&nbsp;&nbsp;He later earned his master’s degree in P.E. and counseling in 1973.He taught social science and physical education and coached at Hartford High School for 5 years until Harold Clark recruited him to Concordia High School in 1968.&nbsp;&nbsp;He spent 37 years as the head track coach, 17 years as the cross-country coach and 10 years as an assistant and head football coach.&nbsp;&nbsp;He taught social science and physical education in Concordia and served as activities and athletic director for 5 years.His track teams won 4 state championships, 16 regional championships, 28 NCKL titles and counts over 100 individual state champions.&nbsp;&nbsp;In 2005 he returned to coaching at Pike Valley High School as an assistant track coach for another 16 years.&nbsp;&nbsp;In addition to coaching, Bob was a longtime wrestling official for over 27 years, officiating several state championships.&nbsp;&nbsp;He also served as a KSHSAA area supervisor for wrestling for 20 plus years.He was a lifetime member of the NEA, a member of the KNEA, Kansas Track Coaches, Kansas Coaches Association &amp; the United State Track and Field Coaches Association.&nbsp;&nbsp;Bob was selected by the United States Olympic Committee as one of the coaches to attend the Learn by Doing Camps in 1970, 1972 and 1974.&nbsp;&nbsp;Additionally, was 1 of 10 coaches to attend the elite javelin camp at the Olmypic Training Center in 1990.&nbsp;&nbsp;He was honored in 1993 as the NFIOA Outstanding Official and named the Kansas Wrestling Official of the Year in 1979-1980.&nbsp;&nbsp;He was recognized by the Kansas Coaches Association in 2003.&nbsp;&nbsp;Bob also served at the Concordia City Recreation director for 25 years and was responsible for the design and building of the new sports complex in Concordia.He married Gwendolyn “Betsy” Hancock on June 10, 1961 in Woodmere, Long Island, NY.&nbsp;&nbsp;She preceded him on September 9, 2007.He is survived by; sons, Michael Baumann &amp; Scott Baumann (Denise), both of Concordia, KS; daughter, Dawn Baumann-Payeur (Chad), Concordia, KS; grandchildren: Amanda Choitz (Ethan), Carlee Stensaas (Brandon “Woody”), Blane Payeur (Michelle Davis), Jaden Payeur, Blaze Payeur (Mattie Rossi) &amp; Deklyn Stoecklein (Cody); great grandchildren, Cayden Honts, Reagyn &amp; Rhett Choitz, Addyson, Jaxson &amp; Peyton Stensaas &amp; Hallie Payeur &amp; Denton &amp; Easton Beam; brothers, Stephen Baumann (Chris Newbold), LA, CA, Lance Baumann (Pam), Gig Harbor, WA &amp; John Baumann, Shelton, WA; sister, Elyse Harrington (Stephen), Palm Desert, CA &amp; Montauk, NY &amp; a host of former students, athletes, coaches and friends over multiple decades.He was preceded in death by his wife, Betsy, his parents &amp; brother, Harry Baumann.It was Bob’s wishes to be cremated and a memorial service will be at 3:00 pm, Wednesday, February 5, 2025 at The Brown Grand Theatre, Concordia, KS with Rev. Delvin Strecker officiating.&nbsp;&nbsp;Burial of the cremated remains will be at Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Concordia, KS.&nbsp;&nbsp;Friends may sign the register book from 1- 8 pm with the family greeting friends from 5-7 pm, Tuesday, February 4, 2025 at Chaput-Buoy Funeral Home, Concordia, KS.&nbsp;&nbsp;To honor Bob’s love of sports, the family requests that everyone who attends the services please dress casually and wear their favorite sports team apparel.In lieu of flowers the family suggests memorials to Bob Baumann Memorial Fund to be used for youth activities in the local area in care of Chaput-Buoy Funeral Home, PO Box 606, Concordia, KS 66901.&nbsp;&nbsp;For online condolences please visit&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="http://www.chaputbuoy.com/">www.chaputbuoy.com</a>.&nbsp;

Robert “Coach” Baumann

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of our beloved Martie Lynn George at the age of 71. She passed away peacefully on January 24, 2025, in Newton, Kansas, surrounded by her loving family after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer.

Martie leaves behind her son, Eric Manley, and her cherished granddaughters: Cristian Garcia (Cristian), Alicia Manley (John), and Brittany Manley. She is also survived by her siblings: Mike Quenzer (Mona), Perry Quenzer, Michelle Quenzer, and Angie Davis (Greg).

Martie exemplified unconditional love, resilience, and boundless generosity. Her dedication to her family and friends was unwavering, and her absence leaves a profound void in our lives.

A private celebration of her life will be held with family and close friends.

Memorials can be made to Good Shepherd Hospice, honoring her legacy.

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 </figure>With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of our beloved Martie Lynn George at the age of 71. She passed away peacefully on January 24, 2025, in Newton, Kansas, surrounded by her loving family after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer.Martie leaves behind her son, Eric Manley, and her cherished granddaughters: Cristian Garcia (Cristian), Alicia Manley (John), and Brittany Manley. She is also survived by her siblings: Mike Quenzer (Mona), Perry Quenzer, Michelle Quenzer, and Angie Davis (Greg).Martie exemplified unconditional love, resilience, and boundless generosity. Her dedication to her family and friends was unwavering, and her absence leaves a profound void in our lives.A private celebration of her life will be held with family and close friends.Memorials can be made to Good Shepherd Hospice, honoring her legacy.

Martie Lynn George

Florine Jane Ayre, a beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, passed away peacefully on January 25, 2025, at the age of 97. Born on September 4, 1927, in the small town of Hope, Kansas, she graced this world with her presence for nearly a century, leaving behind a legacy of love, laughter, and strength.

&nbsp;Florine was the daughter of Casper and Amalia Friedli, who instilled in her the values of hard work and common sense as well as compassion. Her upbringing on the farm during the depression shaped her into the strong woman she became. Florine was also known for her dry sarcastic humor and unwavering faith in God. On October 19, 1958, after meeting a handsome man at a hootenanny and a subsequent courtship, she married the love of her life, Delmer Ayre, in Ramona, Kansas. Together, they shared a loving life, until his passing in 2015.

&nbsp;As a homemaker, Florine dedicated her time to nurturing her family and found her joy in volunteering at her children’s school, making a lasting impact on those around her. Her children, Diane Ayre and Terry Ayre (Sarah) were her pride and joy, and she cherished every moment spent with them. Florine's legacy lives on through her granddaughter, Kristy Galenzoski (Ben), and her great-grandchildren, Owen and Hannah Galenzoski, who brought her great joy.

&nbsp;Florine had a passion for life that was evident in her many hobbies and interests. She enjoyed sewing and crafts, creating beautiful items that her family will treasure forever. Her love for dancing was unmatched; she could outdance any man in the room at the Jolly Mixers and any polka festival within 500 miles. She embraced every opportunity to celebrate life through dance, bringing joy not only to herself but to everyone fortunate enough to share the dance floor with her.

&nbsp;Florine was surrounded by loved ones as her physical journey came to an end. Her spirit will forever remain alive in the hearts of those who knew her. Visitation will be held Friday January 31, 2025, 4 pm to 7 pm, at Ryan Mortuary. A funeral service will be held in her honor at St. John's Lutheran Church on February 1, 2025, at 11:00 am. Friends and family are invited to come together to celebrate her remarkable life and the mark she left on our lives. The family requests guests to wear something with purple, Florine’s favorite color.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests donations be made to the Tammy Walker Cancer Center, a cause that was dear to Florine's heart.

Florine's life was a testament to love, strength, and joy, and she will be profoundly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her. Rest in peace, dear Florine; your legacy of love will continue to shine brightly.

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 </figure><h2></h2>Florine Jane Ayre, a beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, passed away peacefully on January 25, 2025, at the age of 97. Born on September 4, 1927, in the small town of Hope, Kansas, she graced this world with her presence for nearly a century, leaving behind a legacy of love, laughter, and strength.&nbsp;Florine was the daughter of Casper and Amalia Friedli, who instilled in her the values of hard work and common sense as well as compassion. Her upbringing on the farm during the depression shaped her into the strong woman she became. Florine was also known for her dry sarcastic humor and unwavering faith in God. On October 19, 1958, after meeting a handsome man at a hootenanny and a subsequent courtship, she married the love of her life, Delmer Ayre, in Ramona, Kansas. Together, they shared a loving life, until his passing in 2015.&nbsp;As a homemaker, Florine dedicated her time to nurturing her family and found her joy in volunteering at her children’s school, making a lasting impact on those around her. Her children, Diane Ayre and Terry Ayre (Sarah) were her pride and joy, and she cherished every moment spent with them. Florine's legacy lives on through her granddaughter, Kristy Galenzoski (Ben), and her great-grandchildren, Owen and Hannah Galenzoski, who brought her great joy.&nbsp;Florine had a passion for life that was evident in her many hobbies and interests. She enjoyed sewing and crafts, creating beautiful items that her family will treasure forever. Her love for dancing was unmatched; she could outdance any man in the room at the Jolly Mixers and any polka festival within 500 miles. She embraced every opportunity to celebrate life through dance, bringing joy not only to herself but to everyone fortunate enough to share the dance floor with her.&nbsp;Florine was surrounded by loved ones as her physical journey came to an end. Her spirit will forever remain alive in the hearts of those who knew her. Visitation will be held Friday January 31, 2025, 4 pm to 7 pm, at Ryan Mortuary. A funeral service will be held in her honor at St. John's Lutheran Church on February 1, 2025, at 11:00 am. Friends and family are invited to come together to celebrate her remarkable life and the mark she left on our lives. The family requests guests to wear something with purple, Florine’s favorite color.In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests donations be made to the Tammy Walker Cancer Center, a cause that was dear to Florine's heart.Florine's life was a testament to love, strength, and joy, and she will be profoundly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her. Rest in peace, dear Florine; your legacy of love will continue to shine brightly.

Florine Jane (Friedli) Ayre

Sean Michael Myers, 47, Minneapolis, died Thursday, January 23, 2025, at his rural Minneapolis home. Sean was born April 5, 1977, in Salina to Ray and Alberta (Hoover) Myers.

Sean was a 1995 graduate of Minneapolis High School, and he received a bachelor’s degree at Kansas State University in Ag Tech Management. He was a lifelong farmer and rancher.

Sean was baptized and confirmed in the Catholic Church and was a member of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Minneapolis where he was in the Knights of Columbus. He enjoyed barbecuing meat and sharing it with his family. Sean also loved the outdoors and animals. He loved to hunt and fish; especially with his nieces and nephews.

Survivors are his parents, Ray and Alberta Myers; siblings, Tim and Becky Myers, Amy and Gale Deters, Becky and John Worden, IV, and Brian Myers; Goddaughters, Melanie Deters and Rachel Worden; nieces and nephews, Mikki (David) Dellinger, Madilyn, Melanie, Marcail, Mac, and Maceson Deters, Abby and Ryan Myers, and John V (Emma), Patrick, Cecilia, and Rachel Worden.

The family will begin greeting friends at 5:00 P.M., Monday, January 27, at Wilson Family Funeral Home, 405 Argyle Ave., Minneapolis, KS 67467, where the rosary will begin at 7:00 P.M. The Mass of Christian Burial will be at 11:00 A.M., Tuesday, January 28, at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Minneapolis. The family kindly requests in lieu of flowers that memorials may be made to Immaculate Conception Catholic Church or Ottawa County Fire District #2 and may be left in care of the funeral home.

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 </figure>Sean Michael Myers, 47, Minneapolis, died Thursday, January 23, 2025, at his rural Minneapolis home. Sean was born April 5, 1977, in Salina to Ray and Alberta (Hoover) Myers.Sean was a 1995 graduate of Minneapolis High School, and he received a bachelor’s degree at Kansas State University in Ag Tech Management. He was a lifelong farmer and rancher.Sean was baptized and confirmed in the Catholic Church and was a member of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Minneapolis where he was in the Knights of Columbus. He enjoyed barbecuing meat and sharing it with his family. Sean also loved the outdoors and animals. He loved to hunt and fish; especially with his nieces and nephews.Survivors are his parents, Ray and Alberta Myers; siblings, Tim and Becky Myers, Amy and Gale Deters, Becky and John Worden, IV, and Brian Myers; Goddaughters, Melanie Deters and Rachel Worden; nieces and nephews, Mikki (David) Dellinger, Madilyn, Melanie, Marcail, Mac, and Maceson Deters, Abby and Ryan Myers, and John V (Emma), Patrick, Cecilia, and Rachel Worden.The family will begin greeting friends at 5:00 P.M., Monday, January 27, at Wilson Family Funeral Home, 405 Argyle Ave., Minneapolis, KS 67467, where the rosary will begin at 7:00 P.M. The Mass of Christian Burial will be at 11:00 A.M., Tuesday, January 28, at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Minneapolis. The family kindly requests in lieu of flowers that memorials may be made to Immaculate Conception Catholic Church or Ottawa County Fire District #2 and may be left in care of the funeral home.

Sean Michael Myers

Lourena Laura Korinek, 74, of Salina, Kansas, passed away Friday, January 24, 2025. Lourena was born in Ellsworth, Kansas on September 23, 1950, a daughter of the late Alice E. (Merrill) and Earl J. McCall.She was a cosmetologist for 40+ years and worked for TLC until retirement.On September 20, 1969, Lourena married Frank H. KorinekSurvivors include her husband, Frank; daughter, Nicole Hopkins (Jason); son, Ryan Korinek (Ra Shel), all of Salina, Kansas.She is also survived by 6 grandchildren, Ian Ward, Jacob Hopkins, Isaac Ward (Dolcey), Faythe Kuder (Scott), Chance Korinek (Lindsey), Coleson Hopkins (Mialee Miller); and 4 great grandchildren.She is preceded in death by her parents; brother, Lindon McCall; 2 sisters, Gloria McCall and Julie McCall.&nbsp; Visitation will be&nbsp;from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm, Wednesday, January 29th, with the family receiving friends&nbsp;from 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm&nbsp;at Carlson - Geisendorf Funeral Home.&nbsp;The Funeral Service will be held&nbsp;at 10:00 am, Thursday, January 30th&nbsp;at Carlson - Geisendorf Funeral Home.Burial will follow at Ellsworth Memorial Cemetery, Ellsworth, Kansas.&nbsp; The family requests donations be made to Frank Korinek to be used for organ transplant recipient's family care and expenses, sent in care of Carlson-Geisendorf Funeral Home,&nbsp;500 S. Ohio St., Salina, Kansas.To send online condolences to the family, visit the funeral home website at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.carlsonfh.net/">www.carlsonfh.net</a>, or on the funeral home Facebook page.

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 </figure>Lourena Laura Korinek, 74, of Salina, Kansas, passed away Friday, January 24, 2025. Lourena was born in Ellsworth, Kansas on September 23, 1950, a daughter of the late Alice E. (Merrill) and Earl J. McCall.She was a cosmetologist for 40+ years and worked for TLC until retirement.On September 20, 1969, Lourena married Frank H. KorinekSurvivors include her husband, Frank; daughter, Nicole Hopkins (Jason); son, Ryan Korinek (Ra Shel), all of Salina, Kansas.She is also survived by 6 grandchildren, Ian Ward, Jacob Hopkins, Isaac Ward (Dolcey), Faythe Kuder (Scott), Chance Korinek (Lindsey), Coleson Hopkins (Mialee Miller); and 4 great grandchildren.She is preceded in death by her parents; brother, Lindon McCall; 2 sisters, Gloria McCall and Julie McCall.&nbsp; Visitation will be&nbsp;from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm, Wednesday, January 29th, with the family receiving friends&nbsp;from 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm&nbsp;at Carlson - Geisendorf Funeral Home.&nbsp;The Funeral Service will be held&nbsp;at 10:00 am, Thursday, January 30th&nbsp;at Carlson - Geisendorf Funeral Home.Burial will follow at Ellsworth Memorial Cemetery, Ellsworth, Kansas.&nbsp; The family requests donations be made to Frank Korinek to be used for organ transplant recipient's family care and expenses, sent in care of Carlson-Geisendorf Funeral Home,&nbsp;500 S. Ohio St., Salina, Kansas.To send online condolences to the family, visit the funeral home website at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.carlsonfh.net/">www.carlsonfh.net</a>, or on the funeral home Facebook page.

Lourena Korinek

Jennifer Marie Fisher, passed away on January 22, 2025 at the age of 52. She was a long time resident of Cawker City, KS.&nbsp;

Jennifer truly knew it meant so much more to give, than to receive. Her generosity knew no bounds and her heart was always so full of love. Jennifer was a loving wife, mother and grandmother and a beautiful soul who was willing to help anyone. Her radiant smile lit up any room she entered. She enjoyed traveling and listening to music. She lived life to the fullest and especially loved spending time with her family, friends, and her beloved dogs, Milo and Sarge.&nbsp;

Allen and Jennifer were married, March 14, 2009 and spent 17 years happily married together. Truly living their lives, every single day, for one another and their beloved grandchildren.&nbsp;

&nbsp;“Those we love don’t go away, they walk beside us every day. Unseen, unheard, but always near; still loved, still missed, and very dear.”

Jennifer is survived by her beloved husband Allen Fisher; Her children, Jered and his wife Kim (Underwood); Jordan and his wife Nichole (Underwood); Janae and her husband Preston (Stebens); Justin and his wife Ashley (Underwood); Jennifer has 3 wonderful step daughters; Regan and her fiancé Xavier; Haley and her husband Tyler (Sutton); Hannah and her husband Brady (Firley). Jennifer and Allen also adopted two children together; Ariel Fisher and Simon Fisher. Jennifer is also survived by her mother, Debbie Barnes , her brother Tim Barnes , her sister April Morgan, and sister Kari Blair. Jennifer’s pride and joy were her 11 grandchildren. Every single one of them meant the world to her and they were all very spoiled!&nbsp;

Graveside services will be&nbsp;at 2 P.M., Friday, January 31st&nbsp;at Glenwood Cemetery, Glen Elder, KS. Following a meal will be provided at the Methodist Church in Downs, KS. Schoen Funeral Home And Monuments in care of arrangements. Online condolences to&nbsp;<a href="http://schoenfhm.com/">schoenfhm.com</a>

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 </figure><h2></h2>Jennifer Marie Fisher, passed away on January 22, 2025 at the age of 52. She was a long time resident of Cawker City, KS.&nbsp;Jennifer truly knew it meant so much more to give, than to receive. Her generosity knew no bounds and her heart was always so full of love. Jennifer was a loving wife, mother and grandmother and a beautiful soul who was willing to help anyone. Her radiant smile lit up any room she entered. She enjoyed traveling and listening to music. She lived life to the fullest and especially loved spending time with her family, friends, and her beloved dogs, Milo and Sarge.&nbsp;Allen and Jennifer were married, March 14, 2009 and spent 17 years happily married together. Truly living their lives, every single day, for one another and their beloved grandchildren.&nbsp;&nbsp;“Those we love don’t go away, they walk beside us every day. Unseen, unheard, but always near; still loved, still missed, and very dear.”Jennifer is survived by her beloved husband Allen Fisher; Her children, Jered and his wife Kim (Underwood); Jordan and his wife Nichole (Underwood); Janae and her husband Preston (Stebens); Justin and his wife Ashley (Underwood); Jennifer has 3 wonderful step daughters; Regan and her fiancé Xavier; Haley and her husband Tyler (Sutton); Hannah and her husband Brady (Firley). Jennifer and Allen also adopted two children together; Ariel Fisher and Simon Fisher. Jennifer is also survived by her mother, Debbie Barnes , her brother Tim Barnes , her sister April Morgan, and sister Kari Blair. Jennifer’s pride and joy were her 11 grandchildren. Every single one of them meant the world to her and they were all very spoiled!&nbsp;Graveside services will be&nbsp;at 2 P.M., Friday, January 31st&nbsp;at Glenwood Cemetery, Glen Elder, KS. Following a meal will be provided at the Methodist Church in Downs, KS. Schoen Funeral Home And Monuments in care of arrangements. Online condolences to&nbsp;<a href="http://schoenfhm.com/">schoenfhm.com</a>

Jennifer Fisher 

James William "Bill" Clanton of Salina, Kansas, passed away, Friday, January 24th, 2025.Bill was born in Salina, Kansas on November 18, 1933, to Edith Maude (Allison) and James Everette Clanton. After graduating high school, he worked as a mechanic at Long McArthur. During that time, he proudly served in the United States Army for two years. He returned to Long McArthur, while still serving in the Army Reserves. After 28 years, he &nbsp;started Bill’s Truck and Auto Repair. He continued to work until he was 87 years old. With his last wrecker call when he was 88. &nbsp;Bill began his racing career in 1999 and raced cruisers and hobby stock. He thought his racing career ended after he broke his neck while racing and after he recovered, he resumed racing for a couple more races. But still supported his grandson, Shannon in the modified class.&nbsp;Survivors include three daughters, Marva Weller (Doug), of Salina, Kansas; Debi Yockey (Todd Nelson), of Salina, Kansas; and Linda Grob (Don), of Salina, Kansas; former wife, Melba Clanton, of Salina, Kansas.He is also survived by grandchildren, Shayna Barbee (Rob), Michael Weller (Joycelyn), John Yockey, Rashell Yockey (Mike Jaklevic), Thomas Yockey (Adrianna), Shannon Johnson (Sarah), Aric Grob (Kennidi); and 15 great grandchildren; many other family members. Bill is preceded in death by his parents and sisters, Margarette Tyler and Venita Aldridge; 2 nieces; and 1 nephew.Family will receive friends&nbsp;from 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm, Friday, January 31st, at Carlson-Geisendorf Funeral Home.A funeral service will be held&nbsp;at 10:00 am, Saturday, February 1st, 2025&nbsp;at First Southern Baptist Church in Salina, Kansas with Dr. Tyler Ball officiating.Burial will follow at Highland Cemetery in Minneapolis, Kansas.In lieu of flowers, donations may be written to Debi Yockey for a night to honor Bill at Salina Speedway.&nbsp;To send online condolences to the family, visit the funeral home website at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.carlsonfh.net/">www.carlsonfh.net</a>, or on the funeral home Facebook page.

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 </figure>James William "Bill" Clanton of Salina, Kansas, passed away, Friday, January 24th, 2025.Bill was born in Salina, Kansas on November 18, 1933, to Edith Maude (Allison) and James Everette Clanton. After graduating high school, he worked as a mechanic at Long McArthur. During that time, he proudly served in the United States Army for two years. He returned to Long McArthur, while still serving in the Army Reserves. After 28 years, he &nbsp;started Bill’s Truck and Auto Repair. He continued to work until he was 87 years old. With his last wrecker call when he was 88. &nbsp;Bill began his racing career in 1999 and raced cruisers and hobby stock. He thought his racing career ended after he broke his neck while racing and after he recovered, he resumed racing for a couple more races. But still supported his grandson, Shannon in the modified class.&nbsp;Survivors include three daughters, Marva Weller (Doug), of Salina, Kansas; Debi Yockey (Todd Nelson), of Salina, Kansas; and Linda Grob (Don), of Salina, Kansas; former wife, Melba Clanton, of Salina, Kansas.He is also survived by grandchildren, Shayna Barbee (Rob), Michael Weller (Joycelyn), John Yockey, Rashell Yockey (Mike Jaklevic), Thomas Yockey (Adrianna), Shannon Johnson (Sarah), Aric Grob (Kennidi); and 15 great grandchildren; many other family members. Bill is preceded in death by his parents and sisters, Margarette Tyler and Venita Aldridge; 2 nieces; and 1 nephew.Family will receive friends&nbsp;from 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm, Friday, January 31st, at Carlson-Geisendorf Funeral Home.A funeral service will be held&nbsp;at 10:00 am, Saturday, February 1st, 2025&nbsp;at First Southern Baptist Church in Salina, Kansas with Dr. Tyler Ball officiating.Burial will follow at Highland Cemetery in Minneapolis, Kansas.In lieu of flowers, donations may be written to Debi Yockey for a night to honor Bill at Salina Speedway.&nbsp;To send online condolences to the family, visit the funeral home website at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.carlsonfh.net/">www.carlsonfh.net</a>, or on the funeral home Facebook page.

James William "Bill" Clanton

William “Bill” Ham, III 53 died January 24, 2025, in Clay Center, KS. &nbsp;He was born on June 28, 1971, in Santa Ana, California, the son of William Jr. and Louise (Baxter) Ham. &nbsp;Bill spent most of his childhood in the Huntington Beach area of California. He also lived in Illinois and Abilene, KS. &nbsp;Bill married Melinda Davies on June 19, 1993. &nbsp;He served in the Kansas Army National Guard and his unit served a tour in Iraq. &nbsp;Bill was a self-taught mason and owned MBV Masonry. &nbsp; He was a member of the Clay Center Christian Church. &nbsp;Bill loved golf and spent many hours playing rounds at the Clay Center Country Club. &nbsp;He was preceded in death by his parents and sisters, Melinda Fike and Belinda Dickerson.

Son: Zachary and wife Saige Ham of Clay Center, KS

Sister: Karla Davidson of Panama City, FL

Sister: Renee and husband Darrell Mull of Newton, NC

Funeral Services:&nbsp;10:00AM Thursday, January 30, 2025, at the Christian Church in Clay Center, KS&nbsp;

Burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Clay Center, KS

Visitation:&nbsp;4-7 PM Wednesday January 29, at Neill-Schwensen-Rook Funeral Home in Clay Center

Memorials: &nbsp;Bill Ham Memorial Fund to be designated later by the family

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 </figure>William “Bill” Ham, III 53 died January 24, 2025, in Clay Center, KS. &nbsp;He was born on June 28, 1971, in Santa Ana, California, the son of William Jr. and Louise (Baxter) Ham. &nbsp;Bill spent most of his childhood in the Huntington Beach area of California. He also lived in Illinois and Abilene, KS. &nbsp;Bill married Melinda Davies on June 19, 1993. &nbsp;He served in the Kansas Army National Guard and his unit served a tour in Iraq. &nbsp;Bill was a self-taught mason and owned MBV Masonry. &nbsp; He was a member of the Clay Center Christian Church. &nbsp;Bill loved golf and spent many hours playing rounds at the Clay Center Country Club. &nbsp;He was preceded in death by his parents and sisters, Melinda Fike and Belinda Dickerson.Survivors:Wife: Melinda Ham of Clay Center, KSSon: Jacob Ham of Clay Center, KSSon: Zachary and wife Saige Ham of Clay Center, KSGranddaughter: AdleighSister: Karla Davidson of Panama City, FLSister: Renee and husband Darrell Mull of Newton, NCFuneral Services:&nbsp;10:00AM Thursday, January 30, 2025, at the Christian Church in Clay Center, KS&nbsp;Burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Clay Center, KSVisitation:&nbsp;4-7 PM Wednesday January 29, at Neill-Schwensen-Rook Funeral Home in Clay CenterMemorials: &nbsp;Bill Ham Memorial Fund to be designated later by the family

William “Bill” Ham, III

Wynona (Noni) May Larson, 89 years young of Salina, Kansas passed away January 17, 2025, at her son’s home in Madera, California.

Wynona was born March 16, 1935, the daughter of Glenwood Emerson Morgan and Jessie (Senner) Morgan Jones from rural Concordia. Wynona attended Concordia High School for 3 1/2 years and graduated from Wichita High School due to her family relocating her senior year. She remains an alumnus of Concordia High School Class of 1952.

After graduation, Wynona met Ralph (Mutt) Larson of Norway, KS at a dance outside Concordia, KS. They married on January 31, 1953. Noni and Mutt made their home in rural Norway where they raised five sons, Steven, Craig, Bradley, Monte, and Todd. They lived and farmed outside Norway for 34 years. She enjoyed working in the yard and keeping a beautiful home.

After a full career as a wife and mother of five boys, Wynona began a career as a Mary Kay beauty consultant in 1977. With persistence and organization, she became Unit Queen of Sales in 1979 and 1980. She set her goals to go into management and in April 1981, she became Director having 24 consultants in her unit. She achieved Buick Regal status in just six months and continued to build her unit to more than fifty consultants. Wynona continued to excel in sales and recruitment, maintaining Buick Regal status for nearly 20 years. In 1983-1984 she was awarded the Business Associate of the Year by the American Business Women’s Association, Anilas Chapter. Noni loved encouraging women, sharing her knowledge of product, and motivating her consultants to be their best. By uplifting her consultants to succeed, she achieved the status of Senior Director in 1986. People remember she was the lady in the Pink car. In 1987, Mutt and Noni relocated to Salina, KS residing on Victoria Heights Terrace until 2006 and Flor de Sol until 2022. Wynona resided at Reflections Retirement Resort for two years until she moved in with her son, Todd, to California in June 2024.

Wynona is survived by her sons Monte (Teresa) Larson of Salina, KS, Todd (Geri) Larson of Madera, CA, and daughter-in-law Vickie Larson Hoover of Abilene, KS, sisters, Lois Lahodny of Belleville, KS, and Glenda Morgan of Belleville, KS. Their lives were blessed with 16 grandchildren,

Tatum Couture, Lars Larson, Lee Larson, Lynn Larson, Dr Lance Larson, Landon Larson, Kristie Young, Liana Matlock, Kelsey Demanett, Savanah Larson, Lindsey Telford, Kendra Christensen, Amber Dykes, Megan Larson, Brigham Larson and Braden Larson as well as 34 great-grandchildren.

Wynona was preceded in death by her parents, Glenwood Morgan and Jessie Jones, brother Gary Morgan, husband, Ralph (Mutt) Larson, sons Steven, Craig and Bradley Larson and in-laws Martin and Iola Larson, Glenn and Cynthia Larson, Lloyd and Ila Marie Barleen, Harold and Pauline Smith and David Lahodny.

Visitation for Wynona Larson will be held Tuesday January 28, 2025, from 4-7 PM at Roselawn Burial and Cremation Services, 1920 E Crawford St, Salina, KS.

Funeral Services will be at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, Norway, KS on Wednesday January 29, 2025, at 11:00 AM with interment at Norway Cemetery following.

Memorials can be made to Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, Norway, KS.

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 </figure>Wynona (Noni) May Larson, 89 years young of Salina, Kansas passed away January 17, 2025, at her son’s home in Madera, California.Wynona was born March 16, 1935, the daughter of Glenwood Emerson Morgan and Jessie (Senner) Morgan Jones from rural Concordia. Wynona attended Concordia High School for 3 1/2 years and graduated from Wichita High School due to her family relocating her senior year. She remains an alumnus of Concordia High School Class of 1952.After graduation, Wynona met Ralph (Mutt) Larson of Norway, KS at a dance outside Concordia, KS. They married on January 31, 1953. Noni and Mutt made their home in rural Norway where they raised five sons, Steven, Craig, Bradley, Monte, and Todd. They lived and farmed outside Norway for 34 years. She enjoyed working in the yard and keeping a beautiful home.After a full career as a wife and mother of five boys, Wynona began a career as a Mary Kay beauty consultant in 1977. With persistence and organization, she became Unit Queen of Sales in 1979 and 1980. She set her goals to go into management and in April 1981, she became Director having 24 consultants in her unit. She achieved Buick Regal status in just six months and continued to build her unit to more than fifty consultants. Wynona continued to excel in sales and recruitment, maintaining Buick Regal status for nearly 20 years. In 1983-1984 she was awarded the Business Associate of the Year by the American Business Women’s Association, Anilas Chapter. Noni loved encouraging women, sharing her knowledge of product, and motivating her consultants to be their best. By uplifting her consultants to succeed, she achieved the status of Senior Director in 1986. People remember she was the lady in the Pink car. In 1987, Mutt and Noni relocated to Salina, KS residing on Victoria Heights Terrace until 2006 and Flor de Sol until 2022. Wynona resided at Reflections Retirement Resort for two years until she moved in with her son, Todd, to California in June 2024.Wynona is survived by her sons Monte (Teresa) Larson of Salina, KS, Todd (Geri) Larson of Madera, CA, and daughter-in-law Vickie Larson Hoover of Abilene, KS, sisters, Lois Lahodny of Belleville, KS, and Glenda Morgan of Belleville, KS. Their lives were blessed with 16 grandchildren,Tatum Couture, Lars Larson, Lee Larson, Lynn Larson, Dr Lance Larson, Landon Larson, Kristie Young, Liana Matlock, Kelsey Demanett, Savanah Larson, Lindsey Telford, Kendra Christensen, Amber Dykes, Megan Larson, Brigham Larson and Braden Larson as well as 34 great-grandchildren.Wynona was preceded in death by her parents, Glenwood Morgan and Jessie Jones, brother Gary Morgan, husband, Ralph (Mutt) Larson, sons Steven, Craig and Bradley Larson and in-laws Martin and Iola Larson, Glenn and Cynthia Larson, Lloyd and Ila Marie Barleen, Harold and Pauline Smith and David Lahodny.Visitation for Wynona Larson will be held Tuesday January 28, 2025, from 4-7 PM at Roselawn Burial and Cremation Services, 1920 E Crawford St, Salina, KS.Funeral Services will be at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, Norway, KS on Wednesday January 29, 2025, at 11:00 AM with interment at Norway Cemetery following.Memorials can be made to Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, Norway, KS.

Wynona May Larson

Jennifer Rae Faubion passed away at the home she loved in Salina, on January 21, 2025.

Jennifer was born on December 15, 1955, in Salina, KS to Evelyn (Haley) and Harry Henry of Verdi.

Jennifer enjoyed working for many years for Beech Aircraft, starting in the late 70’s.

She is preceded in death by her parents, sisters, Nancy Trow, Salina, and Rebekah Lehman of Verdi, son, Chaz Faubion, and husband Paul.

Survivors include her brother, Jim Henry (Sue) of Bennington, aunt and uncle. Joyce and Leo Gebhart of Verdi, stepson, Eric Faubion (Carla), sister-in-law Saundra Foe of Colorado, and grandchildren, Clayton, and Chloe. Also included are her nieces and nephews, Christy (Troy) of Salina, Tashia (Mickey) of Washington, Patrick (Alison) of Bennington, Dane Trow of Gossel; and grand nieces and nephews, Malik, Sasha, Malaina, Jace, Jett, Hayley, Levi, Liam, and Benett and great grand niece Emma.

She is also survived by her longtime friend, Pat Debold, and her best buddy and barker, Rebel.

Jennifer had many friends and family, too numerous to mention, but you were all in her heart.

A visitation to honor Jennifer will be held on Friday, January 31, 2025, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Ryan Mortuary, 137 N. 8th Street.

A Celebration of Life will follow on Saturday, February 1, 2025, from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Salina 4-H building, on Bob Flaherty Dr.

Memorials can be made to the family, in care of Ryan Mortuary.

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 </figure>Jennifer Rae Faubion passed away at the home she loved in Salina, on January 21, 2025.Jennifer was born on December 15, 1955, in Salina, KS to Evelyn (Haley) and Harry Henry of Verdi.Jennifer enjoyed working for many years for Beech Aircraft, starting in the late 70’s.She is preceded in death by her parents, sisters, Nancy Trow, Salina, and Rebekah Lehman of Verdi, son, Chaz Faubion, and husband Paul.Survivors include her brother, Jim Henry (Sue) of Bennington, aunt and uncle. Joyce and Leo Gebhart of Verdi, stepson, Eric Faubion (Carla), sister-in-law Saundra Foe of Colorado, and grandchildren, Clayton, and Chloe. Also included are her nieces and nephews, Christy (Troy) of Salina, Tashia (Mickey) of Washington, Patrick (Alison) of Bennington, Dane Trow of Gossel; and grand nieces and nephews, Malik, Sasha, Malaina, Jace, Jett, Hayley, Levi, Liam, and Benett and great grand niece Emma.She is also survived by her longtime friend, Pat Debold, and her best buddy and barker, Rebel.Jennifer had many friends and family, too numerous to mention, but you were all in her heart.A visitation to honor Jennifer will be held on Friday, January 31, 2025, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Ryan Mortuary, 137 N. 8th Street.A Celebration of Life will follow on Saturday, February 1, 2025, from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Salina 4-H building, on Bob Flaherty Dr.Memorials can be made to the family, in care of Ryan Mortuary.

Jennifer Rae Faubion 

Aubrey Gene Linville, 96, of Salina, Kan., passed away Tuesday, January 21, 2025. He was born October 25, 1928, in Lincoln, Neb., to Eugene and Christie (Angell) Linville.

Aubrey grew up in Salina. He graduated from Salina High School where he was a three-sport letterman and was named Salina High School Athlete of the Year. Following graduation from Salina High in 1946, he enlisted in the U.S. Navy and was a WWII veteran. He went on to attend the University of Kansas where he lettered in both football and basketball, playing under coach Phog Allen in 1949 and 1950. Aubrey was named Co-Captain of the football team in 1951. At KU he met his future wife Nancy Myer and they married in 1951.

Following graduation from KU in 1952, Aubrey and Nancy moved to Texas where Aubrey was employed by Mobil Oil Company and was a First Lieutenant in the Air Force Reserves. He returned to KU in 1960 to attend law school where he graduated in January of 1963. He was Editor-in-Chief of the Kansas Law Review while in law school.

Aubrey practiced law with his father Eugene Linville for several years until he became a member of Clark, Mize, Graves &amp; Linville in January of 1967. While practicing trial law at Clark, Mize, Graves &amp; Linville, Aubrey served two terms on the Kansas Supreme Court Nominating Commission and was inducted into the American College of Trial Lawyers in 1980.

He was preceded in death by his parents; wife of 70 years, Nancy (Myer) Linville; infant son, David Linville; and sister, Christabel Lauinger.

Survivors include his daughter, Kathi; son, Rich (Karen); grandchildren, David Dupy (Megan), Matt Dupy (Jaime), Phillip Linville (Haley), Meghan Kessler (Corey), Missy Mohler (A.J.), Becky Krause (Fritz), and Bud Linville; great-grandchildren, Ryan, Anna, Caleb, Hailey, and Adam Dupy, and Jack, Caroline, and Maggie Linville; and sister, Genelle Cassill.

A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. on Friday, January 31, 2025, at First Presbyterian Church, 308 S 8th St, Salina, KS 67401, with burial to follow at Roselawn Memorial Park, Salina. A reception will follow at the Salina Country Club.

Memorials may be made to First Presbyterian Church, care of the church or Ryan Mortuary, Salina.

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 </figure>Aubrey Gene Linville, 96, of Salina, Kan., passed away Tuesday, January 21, 2025. He was born October 25, 1928, in Lincoln, Neb., to Eugene and Christie (Angell) Linville.Aubrey grew up in Salina. He graduated from Salina High School where he was a three-sport letterman and was named Salina High School Athlete of the Year. Following graduation from Salina High in 1946, he enlisted in the U.S. Navy and was a WWII veteran. He went on to attend the University of Kansas where he lettered in both football and basketball, playing under coach Phog Allen in 1949 and 1950. Aubrey was named Co-Captain of the football team in 1951. At KU he met his future wife Nancy Myer and they married in 1951.Following graduation from KU in 1952, Aubrey and Nancy moved to Texas where Aubrey was employed by Mobil Oil Company and was a First Lieutenant in the Air Force Reserves. He returned to KU in 1960 to attend law school where he graduated in January of 1963. He was Editor-in-Chief of the Kansas Law Review while in law school.Aubrey practiced law with his father Eugene Linville for several years until he became a member of Clark, Mize, Graves &amp; Linville in January of 1967. While practicing trial law at Clark, Mize, Graves &amp; Linville, Aubrey served two terms on the Kansas Supreme Court Nominating Commission and was inducted into the American College of Trial Lawyers in 1980.He was preceded in death by his parents; wife of 70 years, Nancy (Myer) Linville; infant son, David Linville; and sister, Christabel Lauinger.Survivors include his daughter, Kathi; son, Rich (Karen); grandchildren, David Dupy (Megan), Matt Dupy (Jaime), Phillip Linville (Haley), Meghan Kessler (Corey), Missy Mohler (A.J.), Becky Krause (Fritz), and Bud Linville; great-grandchildren, Ryan, Anna, Caleb, Hailey, and Adam Dupy, and Jack, Caroline, and Maggie Linville; and sister, Genelle Cassill.A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. on Friday, January 31, 2025, at First Presbyterian Church, 308 S 8th St, Salina, KS 67401, with burial to follow at Roselawn Memorial Park, Salina. A reception will follow at the Salina Country Club.Memorials may be made to First Presbyterian Church, care of the church or Ryan Mortuary, Salina.

Aubrey Gene Linville

Michael George “Boomer” Lamone, 79, of Overland Park, Kan., and formally of Salina, Kan., passed away on Friday, January 24, 2025. He was born on December 27, 1945, in Kansas City, Mo., to George and Virginia (Cox) Lamone.

Boomer was joined in marriage to Roberta “Bobbie” Page on September 20, 1975, in Salina. He was president of Lamone Candy &amp; Tobacco Company of Salina for many years and then spent sixteen years as a financial advisor before retiring.

Survivors include his sons, Michael (Abby) and Brian; grandchildren, Braun and Zuzu; brothers, John (Donna) and Thomas (Peggy); sister, Barbara Dolan; and many good friends.

He is preceded in death by his parents; wife of 42 years, Bobbie; and brother, Gregory.

A celebration of life visitation will be held from 3-5 p.m. on Thursday, January 30, 2025, at Ryan Mortuary, Salina.

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 </figure>Michael George “Boomer” Lamone, 79, of Overland Park, Kan., and formally of Salina, Kan., passed away on Friday, January 24, 2025. He was born on December 27, 1945, in Kansas City, Mo., to George and Virginia (Cox) Lamone.Boomer was joined in marriage to Roberta “Bobbie” Page on September 20, 1975, in Salina. He was president of Lamone Candy &amp; Tobacco Company of Salina for many years and then spent sixteen years as a financial advisor before retiring.Survivors include his sons, Michael (Abby) and Brian; grandchildren, Braun and Zuzu; brothers, John (Donna) and Thomas (Peggy); sister, Barbara Dolan; and many good friends.He is preceded in death by his parents; wife of 42 years, Bobbie; and brother, Gregory.A celebration of life visitation will be held from 3-5 p.m. on Thursday, January 30, 2025, at Ryan Mortuary, Salina.

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