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Genevieve Broz WAGNER — Mass of Christian Burial for Genevieve Broz, 88, of Wagner will be 10:30 a.m. Monday, January 31, 2011 at St. John’s Catholic Church in Wagner. Burial is in the parish cemetery, rural Wagner. Visitation will be Sunday from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. at the Crosby-Jaeger Funeral Home in W a g n e r . Rosary/Wake services are 7 p.m. Sunday at the church. Genevieve Broz was born February 9, 1922 at Wagner, SD, the daughter of Joseph and Mabel (O’Shonessy) McGuire. She died Thursday, January 27, 2011 at the Good Samaritan Society in Wagner. Gennie attained the age of 88 years, 11 months and 18 days. Gennie graduated from Wagner High School in 1940. She worked as a bookkeeper for Buche’s and the IH implement before her mar- riage. Gennie married Darrell Broz on March 22, 1952 in Wagner. She was a homemaker while raising her children. Gennie then worked at the Wagner Community School as a teacher’s aide for over 20 years. She retired from the school in 1994. She continued to keep the books for the VFW until this past year. Gennie was an active member of St. John Catholic Church, altar society and was a CCD teacher for many years. She was a charter member of the VFW Auxiliary. Gennie will be remembered for her love for her grandchildren and family. She was a mother figure and was very special to her nieces and nephews. Gennie loved read- ing, embroidering, coffee time and cooking and baking. Thankful for having shared her life are her three children: Linda and husband Richard Clemens of Wagner; Terri and husband Kevin Erdmann of Crofton, NE; Vickie and husband Jim Krause of Mobridge; eight grandchildren: Brian Schroeder; Erin Schroeder; Tamara Moller; Patrick Clemens; Seth Erdmann; Sadie Erdmann; Genevieve Krause and Elizabeth Krause; eight great grandchildren; three brothers-in-law: LaVern Mazourek of Wagner; Keith and wife Mardi Schroeder of Wagner; and Charles Broz of Lenexa, KS; four sisters-in-law: Guriene McGuire of Wagner; Florence McGuire of Jefferson; Joyce Broz of Wagner; and Alice and husband Jim Shy of Berlin, WI; and many nieces and nephews. Gennie was preceded in death by her husband Darrell on January 21, 1996; parents; two brothers: Bob and Mick McGuire; seven sisters: Bea Buferd; Francis Kuhlman; Dorothy Filipek; Mady Hoffman; Delores Mazourek; Shirley Schroeder and Maxine McGuire; and brother-in-law, Walden Broz. Yankton Press & Dakotan January 29, 2011 Harold Davis Harold Allen “Hal” Davis, 62, of Yankton died Friday (Jan. 28, 2011) at his home following a bat- tle with cancer. Arrangements are pending with Wintz & Ray Funeral Home and Cremation Service, Yankton. To send an online sympathy message, visit wintzrayfuneral- home.com. Nels Hanson FAULKTON — Nels Hanson, 67, of Faulkton, passed away Thursday, January 27, 2011 at the Faulkton Area Medical Center. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:30 a.m. Monday, January 31, 2011 at St. Thomas Catholic Church, Faulkton with Father Joji Itukulapati offici- ating. Burial will follow at St. Thomas Cemetery, Faulkton. Visitation will be 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Sunday, January 30, 2011 with a 7:00 p.m. wake service at the church. Nels L. Hanson was born November 12, 1943 to Tillman and Edna (Grimm) Hanson. He was raised on the family farm near Burkmere, South Dakota and attended country school at Latham and Burkmere. In 1957, the family moved to Faulkton where he attended high school. His Grandma Grimm took him to sales and fostered his love for animals and keen eye for a good purchase. His salt and pepper shaker collection was renowned and will be donated to the Shriners Hospitals for Children in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He enjoyed going to sales and collecting “treasures”, having cof- fee with friends especially Linda and Tom Bartholomew. He had a great compassion for the elderly and children; playing Santa for them. He loved his community and his passing will leave a “Nels sized hole” in the life and fabric of Faulkton, South Dakota. Throughout his life, his employment included cafes, bak- ery, Red Owl, Faulkton School, Rexall Drug, SuperValu and the nursing home. He was a member of St. Thomas Catholic Church in Faulkton. Grateful to have shared in his life are his siblings, Margaret “Peggy” (Don) Schiedel, Yankton, SD and Eugene Hanson, Faulkton, SD; sister-in-law, Beverly Hanson, Faulkton, SD; many nieces, nephews, and special friends. Preceding him in death were his parents; brothers, Roger and Rockne Hanson and two great nephews, Kyle Redden and Shawn Potts. In lieu of flowers, the family request memorials which will be donated to local charities. Luce Funeral Home of Faulkton has been entrusted with Nels’ arrangements. Visit www.familyfuneralhome.net. Yankton Press & Dakotan January 29, 2011 Donald Heirigs TURKEY RIDGE — Donald Heirigs, 83, died Thursday (Jan. 27, 2011) at Sister James Yankton Care Center. Arrangements are pending for Tuesday with Hofmeister-Jones Funeral Home, Parker. Richard Starr Richard J. Starr, 68, of Yankton died Thursday (Jan. 27, 2011) at Avera Sacred Heart Hospital, Yankton. Funeral services are at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Yankton, with the Rev. Dan Smith officiating. Burial will be in the Sacred Heart Cemetery in Yankton. Visitation is one hour prior to the service at the church on Monday. Arrangements are under the direction of Wintz & Ray Funeral Home and Cremation Service, Yankton. To send an online message, visit wintzrayfuneralhome.com. Joan Gross Joan Gross, 63, of Yankton died Friday (Jan. 28, 2011) at Avera Sacred Heart Hospital, Yankton. Funeral services are pending with the Opsahl-Kostel Funeral Home & Crematory, Yankton. Kevin Lange Kevin Gerald Lange, 51, of Chadwick, Ill., and formerly of Crofton, Neb, died Wednesday (Jan. 26, 2011) at home. Visitation is 3-6 p.m. Sunday, with a rosary service at 3 p.m., at Frank-Law-Jones Funeral Home, Mt. Carroll, Ill. Funeral services are at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 2, at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church, Crofton. Burial will be in St. Rose of Lima Catholic Cemetery, Crofton. Visitation will also be held one hour prior to the Mass at the Church Arrangements are under the direction of Wintz Funeral Home, Crofton. www.yankton.net PAGE 3A Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan ■ THE REGION ■ Saturday, January 29, 2011 The Oldest Newspaper of the Dakotas (605) 665-7811 Published by YANKTON MEDIA , INC. 319 Walnut St., Post Office Box 56, Yankton, S.D. 57078-0056 Published Daily Monday-Saturday Mornings Periodicals postage paid at Yankton, South Dakota, under the act of March 3, 1979. Weekly Dakotian established June 6, 1861.Yankton Daily Press and Dakotaian established April 26, 1875. Postmaster: Send address changes to Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan, Box 56, Yankton, SD 57078-0056. Department Heads: Editor and Publisher . . . . . . . . . . .Gary L. 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Lindsay Water Conditioning 209 E. 3rd, Yankton • 605-665-7471 IF YOU HAVE A HARD WATER NITRATES - CHLORINE IRON - RUST You now have a solution. It’s That Good.® S Y S T E M S ® WATER PROBLEM... Dakota Territory Gun Collectors GUN SHOW Easton Archery Center, E. Hwy. 50, Yankton • 661-3156 Concessions by Scout Troop #181 BUY • SELL • TRADE Admission $ 5.00 Sat., Jan. 29th 9am-5pm Sun., Jan. 30th 9am-3pm Foreign film enthusiasts are invited to join Mount Marty College’s Gregorian Club for free Sunday afternoon film showings, with the spring series beginning this Sunday. Films begin at 2 p.m. in the Scholastica Learning Center, Room 108 on the Mount Marty College campus. Please note one excep- tion: the film on Feb. 13 will start at 3:30 p.m. The college first introduced this foreign film experience to the community in 2000. The films are hosted by Sister Cynthia Binder along with Frank and Chris Tudor. Attendees are welcome to engage in discussion about the film following each presentation. The following films will be shown Jan. 30- March 6: • Jan. 30: “Everlasting Moments,” Director: Jan Troell, (2008) In a series of remarkable events inspired by a true story, Maria Heiskanen stars as Maria Larsson, a Finnish mother and house- wife who devotes all of her attention, care, and consideration to the well-being of her family — but, like many homemakers, does so at the expense of her own identity and self- awareness. • Feb. 6: “Divorce, Italian Style (Divorzio all'italiana),” Director: Pietro Germi (1961) Marcello Mastroianni stars as Ferdinando, a self-centered nobleman who's facing a midlife crisis and has lost all interest in his wife. But there's no divorce in 1960s Italy, so he devises an elaborate scheme for another man to seduce his wife. That would, under Italian law, allow him to kill her with impunity in defense of his honor. Highlights include the fantasy murders Ferdinando imagines as he pursues his goal. • Feb. 13 (late start at 3:30): “Winter Light,” Director: Ingmar Bergman (1963) The second of writer-director Ingmar Bergman's trilogy of faith, a suicidal fisherman goes to local priest Tomas Ericsson in search of guidance, but the pastor is equally absorbed in despair, overcome with anger, apathy and doubt. Ericsson's severe hopeless- ness fuels a growing divide between himself, his mistress, his parishioners — and God — in Bergman's stark, black-and-white depiction of one man's spiritual crisis. • Feb. 20: “Young@Heart,” Director: MOUNT MARTY Spring ’11 Foreign Film Offerings Set Anthony (Tony) Taylor OLIVET — Anthony (Tony) Lee Taylor, age 60, of Olivet, SD, passed away Wednesday evening, January 26, 2011 at the Menno-Olivet Care Center, Menno, SD. Time of Sharing will be from 1:00-1:45 p.m. Monday, January 31, 2011 with a Memorial service beginning at 2 PM at the Olivet United Methodist Church, Olivet, SD with Rev. Tom Petersen officiating. Burial of Tony’s cremated remains will be in the Wittenberg Cemetery, rural Olivet, SD at a later date. The Aisenbrey-Opsahl-Kostel Memorial Chapel, Menno, is in charge of arrangements. Tony was born September 4, 1950 in Woods Kennedy Hospital at Alva, OK to Lee Edward and Margie Lenora Wheat (Taylor) Burns. Tony went into the Army in 1968 and served in Korea and Vietnam and was awarded the Bronze Star among other metals. He was a member of the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He worked in Eastern KS during a previous marriage and then moved to Liberal, KS and worked in oil and gas fields with his father. He became a nontra- ditional college student in 1987 and graduated in 1990. He married Corinne Walker Foos at a farm home of friends near Guymon, OK on September 16, 1995. Tony worked several jobs until he and Corinne moved to South Dakota in April of 1996. In May, he began working at the Human Services Center, Yankton, as an aide later promoted to a tech. Around 2003, he transferred to guard duty at the trustee prison unit, Yankton, until his illness would not allow him to continue safely working and his doctor medical- ly retired him on February 10, 1995. In March of 1995 he was diagnosed with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. The dis- ease progressed to the point that Corinne was no longer able to care for him at home and he became a resident of the Menno- Olivet Cared Center, Menno, SD on February 11, 2009. He loved all the staff members there and the love was returned 10 fold. He is survived by his wife Corinne of Olivet, SD; step son, Rodney Ratkliff of Joplin, MO; daughter, Tanya Marie (Patrick) McKee and their two boys, Kyle Henegar and Kirby McKee of Liberal, MO; son, Jeremiah Lee Taylor of Tatum, TX; 7 step chil- dren: Pamela Purvis, Debra Lane, Joseph Foos, Julia Losada, Lisa Alonzo, Carla Newsome, and Teresa Theobald; 18 step grandchildren, and 9 step great grandchildren. Also surviving are two sisters Shirley (William) Wheeler of Mindin Mines, MO and Margie (Gary) Sloan of Dodge City, KS. He was preceded in death by his parents. Memorials are directed to the Menno-Olivet Care Center, PO Box 487, Menno, SD 57045 or the Olivet United Methodist Church, PO Box 40, Olivet, SD 57052. Yankton Press & Dakotan January 29, 2011 Taylor AISENBREY– Online condolences at: www.opsahl-kostelfuneralhome.com Sister Verena Kaiser, OSB Sister Verena Kaiser, OSB, 96, of Yankton, South Dakota, died Tuesday, January 25, 2011, at the Sacred Heart Monastery Care Center in Yankton. A wake service will be held on Sunday, January 30, 2011, at 7:30 p.m. and the Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Monday, January 31, 2011, at 11:00 a.m. in Bishop Marty Memorial Chapel. Burial will be in the monastery cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of the Wintz and Ray Funeral Home and Cremation Service in Yankton. Frances Elizabeth Kaiser was born February 21, 1914 to John and Johanna (Uhe) Kaiser at Yankton, South Dakota. She was the oldest of four children. At the age of three she almost died from a confrontation with a hive of bees. She attended Sacred Heart School and Mount Marty Academy graduating as valedic- torian in 1931. She entered Sacred Heart Monastery on February 23, 1932 and became a novice in June, 1933 receiving the name, Verena. She made her first profession in 1934 and final profession in 1940. Sister Verena’s ministry included many years in elemen- tary and secondary education in Nebraska, North and South Dakota. She did tutoring in Newport News, VA and pastoral ministry in Hampton, VA. She later managed the Monastery Print Shop and was also Monastery Archivist and Museum Curator for several years. Her higher degrees were earned through many summers classes at Northern Normal in Aberdeen, SD and at Mt. Marty College. She did graduate work at several universi- ties. Travels took her to different parts of the United States and the Holy Land which she cites as a highlight of her life. In her autobiography she wrote “I trust that entering the heavenly Jerusalem will far surpass that of going to the earthly Jerusalem or anything else that I have done.” Sister Verena was known for the twinkle in her eyes, her green thumb and her love of his- tory. She spent many hours working on her family genealo- gy and also researching differ- ent aspects of monastery histo- ry. She became active in the preservation of Lakeport Catholic Church near Yankton. Sister Verena is survived by her Benedictine community, her nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her par- ents and her three siblings. To send an online sympathy message, please visit wintzray- funeralhome.com. Yankton Press & Dakotan January 29, 2011 Kaiser FUNERAL HOME and Cremation Service, Inc. e AY j INTZ & Online condolences at: www.wintzrayfuneralhome.com Broz Hanson OBITUARIES ■ FILM, Page 4A please
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Genevieve BrozWAGNER — Mass of Christian
Burial for Genevieve Broz, 88, ofWagner will be 10:30 a.m. Monday,January 31, 2011 atSt. John’s CatholicChurch in Wagner.Burial is in theparish cemetery,rural Wagner.
Visitation willbe Sunday from 2p.m. until 5 p.m. atthe Crosby-JaegerFuneral Home inW a g n e r .Rosary/Wake services are 7 p.m.Sunday at the church.
Genevieve Broz was bornFebruary 9, 1922 at Wagner, SD,the daughter of Joseph and Mabel(O’Shonessy) McGuire. She diedThursday, January 27, 2011 at theGood Samaritan Society inWagner. Gennie attained the age of88 years, 11 months and 18 days.
Gennie graduated from WagnerHigh School in 1940. She workedas a bookkeeper for Buche’s andthe IH implement before her mar-riage.
Gennie married Darrell Broz onMarch 22, 1952 in Wagner. She wasa homemaker while raising herchildren. Gennie then worked atthe Wagner Community School asa teacher’s aide for over 20 years.She retired from the school in1994. She continued to keep thebooks for the VFW until this pastyear.
Gennie was an active memberof St. John Catholic Church, altarsociety and was a CCD teacher formany years. She was a chartermember of the VFW Auxiliary.
Gennie will be remembered forher love for her grandchildren andfamily. She was a mother figureand was very special to her niecesand nephews. Gennie loved read-ing, embroidering, coffee time andcooking and baking.
Thankful for having shared herlife are her three children: Lindaand husband Richard Clemens ofWagner; Terri and husband KevinErdmann of Crofton, NE; Vickieand husband Jim Krause ofMobridge; eight grandchildren:Brian Schroeder; Erin Schroeder;Tamara Moller; Patrick Clemens;Seth Erdmann; Sadie Erdmann;Genevieve Krause and ElizabethKrause; eight great grandchildren;three brothers-in-law: LaVernMazourek of Wagner; Keith andwife Mardi Schroeder of Wagner;and Charles Broz of Lenexa, KS;four sisters-in-law: GurieneMcGuire of Wagner; FlorenceMcGuire of Jefferson; Joyce Brozof Wagner; and Alice and husbandJim Shy of Berlin, WI; and manynieces and nephews.
Gennie was preceded in deathby her husband Darrell onJanuary 21, 1996; parents; twobrothers: Bob and Mick McGuire;seven sisters: Bea Buferd; FrancisKuhlman; Dorothy Filipek; MadyHoffman; Delores Mazourek;Shirley Schroeder and MaxineMcGuire; and brother-in-law,Walden Broz.
Yankton Press & DakotanJanuary 29, 2011
Harold DavisHarold Allen “Hal” Davis, 62, of
Yankton died Friday (Jan. 28,2011) at his home following a bat-tle with cancer.
Arrangements are pendingwith Wintz & Ray Funeral Homeand Cremation Service, Yankton.
To send an online sympathymessage, visit wintzrayfuneral-home.com.
Nels HansonFAULKTON — Nels Hanson, 67,
of Faulkton, passed awayThursday, January 27, 2011 at theFaulkton AreaMedical Center.
Mass ofChristian Burialwill be 10:30 a.m.Monday, January31, 2011 at St.Thomas CatholicChurch, Faulktonwith Father JojiItukulapati offici-ating. Burial willfollow at St. Thomas Cemetery,Faulkton.
Visitation will be 5:00 to 7:00p.m. Sunday, January 30, 2011with a 7:00 p.m. wake service atthe church.
Nels L. Hanson was bornNovember 12, 1943 to Tillmanand Edna (Grimm) Hanson. Hewas raised on the family farmnear Burkmere, South Dakota andattended country school atLatham and Burkmere. In 1957,the family moved to Faulktonwhere he attended high school.His Grandma Grimm took him tosales and fostered his love foranimals and keen eye for a goodpurchase. His salt and peppershaker collection was renownedand will be donated to theShriners Hospitals for Children inMinneapolis, Minnesota.
He enjoyed going to sales andcollecting “treasures”, having cof-fee with friends especially Lindaand Tom Bartholomew. He had agreat compassion for the elderlyand children; playing Santa forthem. He loved his communityand his passing will leave a “Nelssized hole” in the life and fabricof Faulkton, South Dakota.
Throughout his life, hisemployment included cafes, bak-ery, Red Owl, Faulkton School,
Rexall Drug, SuperValu and thenursing home. He was a memberof St. Thomas Catholic Church inFaulkton.
Grateful to have shared in hislife are his siblings, Margaret“Peggy” (Don) Schiedel, Yankton,SD and Eugene Hanson, Faulkton,SD; sister-in-law, Beverly Hanson,Faulkton, SD; many nieces,nephews, and special friends.
Preceding him in death werehis parents; brothers, Roger andRockne Hanson and two greatnephews, Kyle Redden andShawn Potts.
In lieu of flowers, the familyrequest memorials which will bedonated to local charities.
Luce Funeral Home ofFaulkton has been entrusted withNels’ arrangements. Visitwww.familyfuneralhome.net.
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Donald HeirigsTURKEY RIDGE — Donald
Heirigs, 83, died Thursday (Jan.27, 2011) at Sister James YanktonCare Center.
Arrangements are pending forTuesday with Hofmeister-JonesFuneral Home, Parker.
Richard StarrRichard J. Starr, 68, of Yankton
died Thursday (Jan. 27, 2011) atAvera Sacred Heart Hospital,Yankton.
Funeral services are at 10:30a.m. Monday at Sacred HeartCatholic Church, Yankton, withthe Rev. Dan Smith officiating.Burial will be in the Sacred HeartCemetery in Yankton.
Visitation is one hour prior tothe service at the church onMonday.
Arrangements are under thedirection of Wintz & Ray Funeral
Home and Cremation Service,Yankton.
To send an online message,visit wintzrayfuneralhome.com.
Joan GrossJoan Gross, 63, of Yankton
died Friday (Jan. 28, 2011) atAvera Sacred Heart Hospital,Yankton.
Funeral services are pendingwith the Opsahl-Kostel FuneralHome & Crematory, Yankton.
Kevin LangeKevin Gerald Lange, 51, of
Chadwick, Ill., and formerly ofCrofton, Neb, died Wednesday(Jan. 26, 2011) at home.
Visitation is 3-6 p.m. Sunday,with a rosary service at 3 p.m., atFrank-Law-Jones Funeral Home,
Mt. Carroll, Ill.Funeral services are at 10:30
a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 2, at St. Roseof Lima Catholic Church, Crofton.Burial will be in St. Rose of LimaCatholic Cemetery, Crofton.
Visitation will also be held onehour prior to the Mass at theChurch
Arrangements are under thedirection of Wintz Funeral Home,Crofton.
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Foreign film enthusiasts are invited to joinMount Marty College’s Gregorian Club for freeSunday afternoon film showings, with thespring series beginning this Sunday.
Films begin at 2 p.m. in the ScholasticaLearning Center, Room 108 on the MountMarty College campus. Please note one excep-tion: the film on Feb. 13 will start at 3:30 p.m.
The college first introduced this foreignfilm experience to the community in 2000. Thefilms are hosted by Sister Cynthia Binderalong with Frank and Chris Tudor. Attendeesare welcome to engage in discussion aboutthe film following each presentation.
The following films will be shown Jan. 30-March 6:
• Jan. 30: “Everlasting Moments,” Director:Jan Troell, (2008)
In a series of remarkable events inspiredby a true story, Maria Heiskanen stars asMaria Larsson, a Finnish mother and house-wife who devotes all of her attention, care,and consideration to the well-being of herfamily — but, like many homemakers, does soat the expense of her own identity and self-awareness.
• Feb. 6: “Divorce, Italian Style (Divorzioall'italiana),” Director: Pietro Germi (1961)
Marcello Mastroianni stars as Ferdinando,a self-centered nobleman who's facing amidlife crisis and has lost all interest in hiswife. But there's no divorce in 1960s Italy, sohe devises an elaborate scheme for anotherman to seduce his wife. That would, underItalian law, allow him to kill her with impunityin defense of his honor. Highlights include the
fantasy murders Ferdinando imagines as hepursues his goal.
• Feb. 13 (late start at 3:30): “Winter Light,”Director: Ingmar Bergman (1963)
The second of writer-director IngmarBergman's trilogy of faith, a suicidal fishermangoes to local priest Tomas Ericsson in searchof guidance, but the pastor is equallyabsorbed in despair, overcome with anger,apathy and doubt. Ericsson's severe hopeless-ness fuels a growing divide between himself,his mistress, his parishioners — and God —in Bergman's stark, black-and-white depictionof one man's spiritual crisis.
• Feb. 20: “Young@Heart,” Director:
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Anthony (Tony)Taylor
OLIVET — Anthony (Tony)Lee Taylor, age 60, of Olivet, SD,passed away Wednesdayevening, January 26, 2011 at theMenno-Olivet Care Center,Menno, SD.
Time of Sharing will be from1:00-1:45 p.m. Monday, January31, 2011 with a Memorial servicebeginning at 2 PM at the OlivetUnited Methodist Church,Olivet, SD with Rev. TomPetersen officiating. Burial ofTony’s cremated remains will bein the Wittenberg Cemetery,rural Olivet, SD at a later date.
The Aisenbrey-Opsahl-KostelMemorial Chapel, Menno, is incharge of arrangements.
Tony was born September 4,1950 in Woods Kennedy Hospitalat Alva, OK to Lee Edward andMargie Lenora Wheat (Taylor)Burns. Tony went into the Armyin 1968 and served in Korea andVietnam and was awarded theBronze Star among other metals.He was a member of theAmerican Legion and theVeterans of Foreign Wars. Heworked in Eastern KS during aprevious marriage and then
moved to Liberal,KS and worked inoil and gas fieldswith his father. Hebecame a nontra-ditional collegestudent in 1987and graduated in1990. He marriedCorinne WalkerFoos at a farm
home of friends near Guymon,OK on September 16, 1995. Tonyworked several jobs until he andCorinne moved to South Dakotain April of 1996. In May, he beganworking at the Human ServicesCenter, Yankton, as an aide laterpromoted to a tech. Around2003, he transferred to guardduty at the trustee prison unit,Yankton, until his illness wouldnot allow him to continue safelyworking and his doctor medical-ly retired him on February 10,1995. In March of 1995 he wasdiagnosed with ProgressiveSupranuclear Palsy at the MayoClinic in Rochester, MN. The dis-ease progressed to the pointthat Corinne was no longer ableto care for him at home and hebecame a resident of the Menno-Olivet Cared Center, Menno, SDon February 11, 2009. He lovedall the staff members there and
the love was returned 10 fold.He is survived by his wife
Corinne of Olivet, SD; step son,Rodney Ratkliff of Joplin, MO;daughter, Tanya Marie (Patrick)McKee and their two boys, KyleHenegar and Kirby McKee ofLiberal, MO; son, Jeremiah LeeTaylor of Tatum, TX; 7 step chil-dren: Pamela Purvis, DebraLane, Joseph Foos, Julia Losada,Lisa Alonzo, Carla Newsome,and Teresa Theobald; 18 stepgrandchildren, and 9 step greatgrandchildren. Also survivingare two sisters Shirley (William)Wheeler of Mindin Mines, MOand Margie (Gary) Sloan ofDodge City, KS.
He was preceded in death byhis parents.
Memorials are directed to theMenno-Olivet Care Center, POBox 487, Menno, SD 57045 or theOlivet United Methodist Church,PO Box 40, Olivet, SD 57052.
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Sister Verena Kaiser,OSB
Sister Verena Kaiser, OSB, 96,of Yankton, South Dakota, diedTuesday, January 25, 2011, atthe Sacred Heart MonasteryCare Center in Yankton.
A wake service will be heldon Sunday, January 30, 2011, at7:30 p.m. and the Funeral Masswill be celebrated on Monday,January 31, 2011, at 11:00 a.m. inBishop Marty Memorial Chapel.Burial will be in the monasterycemetery.
Arrangements are under thedirection of the Wintz and RayFuneral Home and CremationService in Yankton.
Frances Elizabeth Kaiser wasborn February 21, 1914 to Johnand Johanna (Uhe) Kaiser atYankton, South Dakota. She wasthe oldest of four children. Atthe age of three she almost diedfrom a confrontation with a hiveof bees. She attended SacredHeart School and Mount MartyAcademy graduating as valedic-torian in 1931. She enteredSacred Heart Monastery onFebruary 23, 1932 and became anovice in June, 1933 receivingthe name, Verena. She made herfirst profession in 1934 and finalprofession in 1940.
Sister Verena’s ministryincluded many years in elemen-tary and secondary educationin Nebraska, North and SouthDakota. She did tutoring inNewport News, VA and pastoralministry in Hampton, VA. Shelater managed the MonasteryPrint Shop and was alsoMonastery Archivist andMuseum Curator for severalyears. Her higher degrees were
earned throughmany summersclasses atNorthern Normalin Aberdeen, SDand at Mt. MartyCollege. She didgraduate work atseveral universi-ties. Travels tookher to different
parts of the United States andthe Holy Land which she citesas a highlight of her life. In herautobiography she wrote “Itrust that entering the heavenlyJerusalem will far surpass thatof going to the earthlyJerusalem or anything else thatI have done.”
Sister Verena was known forthe twinkle in her eyes, hergreen thumb and her love of his-tory. She spent many hoursworking on her family genealo-gy and also researching differ-ent aspects of monastery histo-ry. She became active in thepreservation of LakeportCatholic Church near Yankton.
Sister Verena is survived byher Benedictine community, hernieces and nephews. She waspreceded in death by her par-ents and her three siblings.
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