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Larry Rowan
Lawrence R. “Larry” Rowan, age 72, of Hastings passed away Tuesday September 13, 2017 at United Hospital in St. Paul, MN. Larry was born August 10, 1945, in St. Paul to Walter and Catherine (Ryan) Rowan. He grew up in Hastings and attended the Hastings schools. He worked many jobs , he started out working on a farm, then Armours meat processing in South St. Paul, he was the caretaker at Hastings mobile home terrace near the ice arena.He worked at McDonalds as a maintenance tech and then switched to Walmart and worked the nightshift in maintenence dept. for over 20 years.. Larry worked hard, but not when making friends. That came easy.. He was an avid hunter and he greatly enjoyed going to the casinos. He also enjoyed collecting coins. Some of his favorite movie stars were Clint Eastwood Charles Bronson and John Wayne. He enjoyed hearing music from Hank Williams Johnny Cash Jerry Reed and the Amos and Andy radio show. Larry, aka" Lukey" nicknamed after his grandpa Luke. often told his sons many stories about growing up in 1950s Cow town. He told stories about his gang dressing up as a candy inspectors and tasting all their favorite candies. He mentioned another time when they raided a local watermelon field. Larry missed alot of school and did alot of fishiing. Larry kept the name of his gang members a secret. He did mention some fast driving around town in a 1949 ford todor and another time with a friend years later in a GTO. Larry did spend some time in Red Wing in his early years for his bad boy ways. Larry was preceded in death by his parents, a daughter Tina, 1 sister Shirley Ringeisen, 3 brothers James, Richard and William. Larry married Joanne (Richter) December 24, 1990 in Hastings. He is survived by his 2nd wife, Joanne; children , Ken (Brittany Nappin) Heath, and Missy (Sean) McMurray; grandchildren Jason and Avery Larrys' first wife was Marlene Meier, children, Robert (Fiance Lisa Pilot) Rowan, Elvis Rowan, Justin (Angie) Rowan, Sandy Rowan ,grandchildren ,Cody, Amanda, and Caleb; his sister Donna Janssen, sister-in-law Dorothy Rowan; many nieces, nephews and other relatives and hundreds of wonderful friends.
Scott Shepherd
Ryan Scott Shepherd passed away in Abilene, Texas on September 10, 2017 at the age of 25. Scott is survived by his parents, Doug and Peggy Shepherd, his sister Alison and her husband Michael McMillion of Plano and his grandmother, “Granny” Ellen Steadman. He is preceded in death by his grandfather, Claude Steadman, and grandparents Bob and Pat Shepherd. Scott was born on November 1, 1991 in Abilene, Texas to the delight of his parents and his big sister, Alison. He was a graduate of Wylie High School and Texas Tech University. Scott loved music, art, nature, his cat (Cohen), and vacations to New York City. Scott was a talented photographer and his love of nature was evident in his artwork. He was very sentimental and regularly posted old family photos on social media. Scott shared a special bond with his sister that could not go unnoticed and will always be cherished. He was one of the most genuine, tender-hearted, and thoughtful persons you would ever want to meet. He had a unique sense of humor that not only made you laugh, but also made you think. He had a heart for promoting social justice and change, and was passionate about respecting individuality and equality for every person. Scott left this world too soon and will be deeply missed by all of those who knew him. The family invites all of his family and friends to a visitation on Friday, September 15, from 6-8 pm at Girdner’s Funeral Home at 141 Elm Street. Graveside services will be held at 11 am on Saturday, September 16, 2017 at Elmwood Memorial Park at 5726 US- Hwy 277 in Abilene, TX. If desired, memorials may be made to the charity of your choice.
Caroline Johnson
Dearest Caroline, You struggled as long as you could with severe mental anguish and tried your best to stay alive for all of us, your friends and relations, despite it and finally you just felt too tired of the pain to keep going. We release you with love, grateful for the time we had together. Now it falls to us to struggle with the pain of losing you.
Frank Detweiler
Frankie Detweiler, a free spirited, no BS (lol), goofball, was an avid gamer and professional procrastinator. He loved all things bacon and fried, and never passed on a good fully loaded baked potato. He was a know-it-all and a smart ass, which only added to his irreverent and endearing charm. He loved and was loved by so many people. He had a knack of making friends wherever he went due to his humor and compassion for others. Deep down a hopeless romantic, Frank would often use his sister Sophia's Netflix account in order to hide his obsession with romantic movies and dramatic teen television series. In lieu of flowers please donate in honor of Frank: http://givingpages.upenn.edu/frankrd
Bob Obradovich
Bob was born in Langley, BC to Dave and Katie (Mahovlich). He grew up on a dairy farm on Otter Road in Aldergrove, with his siblings, Joyce, Richard and Dorie. Bob received his Bachelor of Agriculture in 1968 from the University of British Columbia, intending to work in animal husbandry. However, he decided to return to school for teacher training, which started him on a career he truly loved. Bob taught for 48 years in the Abbotsford School District at North Poplar Elementary (1969-1990), Jackson Elementary (1990-2005) and after he retired, as a teacher on call (2005-2017). He is often remembered as the teacher that played football with his students during recess and lunch or as the teacher with the guitar. He loved teaching so much that he never stopped and had intended to return again in September 2017. Bob strongly believed in the importance of family and spent most of his time outside "work" with his family, including his wife and best friend, Lynn, their children, Shannon, Chris (Angelika), Steve and Mark, and his grandson, Nathaniel. He enjoyed planning family vacations and for September had organized a trip to take his grandson to Disneyland for the first time. Bob was very fond of animals, particularly cows and dogs. When his dog Luke died, he started walking dogs for the Abbotsford SPCA and became their Pet Santa from 2009-2016. Bob was a committed Christian, who showed his faith in word and deed. Throughout his life, he volunteered in a number of roles, working with children, youth and adults at church and more recently with Children of Hope and Discipleship International. In lieu of flowers, donations to Children of Hope (http://childrenofhope.info/) or Discipleship International (http://www.discipleshipint.org/) would be appreciated.
Barry Hurst
Barry was a musician, an electrician and all-round good guy. Never one to complain, he was kind, practical, supportive, patient and loving... a great role model!. He always had a smile on his face ... and a wicked sense of humour! He was son to Charlie and Ivy, brother to his siblings, husband to Geraldine, the "best dad in the world" to Jenny and Neil, brother-in-law to Eileen and Allan, uncle to Alex and Jon and a great friend to too many to list.
Jim Borders
Jim Borders, age 69, of Stockton, New Jersey, died peacefully on July 19th, 2017, surrounded by family after a short illness. After retirement from the State Department of Labor, Jim became the Open Space Coordinator for Delaware Township. In that position, he was involved in the preservation of several hundred acres of cherished farmland in the township. Jim's vibrant personality will be sorely missed by all who knew him. He always lit up the room wherever he was and always had a story or a joke to tell. Jim loved the game of ice hockey and was a long time Princeton season ticket holder. He was an avid reader and loved to spend time at his home with his wife, the love of his life, Dr. Mary Daly. He also took great joy with Mary's family in Texas and enjoyed the lifestyle he discovered there. Besides Mary, Jim leaves behind two brothers, Bruce of Coventry, CT and Drew and his wife Gloria, of New Britain, CT. He will also be remembered fondly by his two step-daughters, Justine Daly and Gael Baughman, step-son Joe Daly, and his nieces Jessica Becker and Emily Borders, who always referred to him as their "Silly Uncle Jimmy". A memorial service will be held on Sunday, August 27, from 12-3pm at the Sergeantsville Firehouse in Seargentsville, NJ. Please share this information with Jim's many friends.
Patricia Keely
Our wonderful colleague and friend, Patti Keely, lost her gallant and longstanding battle with cancer on June 24, 2017. She leaves behind a remarkable legacy as an outstanding scientist, dedicated mentor, strong academic leader, and caring and committed person. Donations can be made to the Patricia Keely Memorial Fund, www.crb.wisc.edu
Mary Ann Leddy
Mary Ann was a beloved Wife, Mother and Grandmother who enjoyed life on the farm. On June 1st 2017 she lost her long battle with Cancer at the Leduc General hospital. She was born in Cadomin and raised near Cold Lake by her loving parents Francisek and Mary Janiec. As an adult she moved to Edmonton where she met her husband Bill Leddy and together they raised four children in Leduc, AB. Finally in 1995 Mary Ann fulfilled her dream of owning a farm and together with Bill they have raised Cows, Horses, Pigs, Chickens and Ducks. Mary Ann will be greatly missed.
