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The Wabaunsee County Signal-Enterprise, Thursday, June 13, 2002
ber of the PGA and a profes-
sional golfer. He was active in
the Sun Country and South-
west Section of the PGA. He
served in the Army Air Corps
son of Franklin and Martha
Gallemore. Mr. Gallemore was
a veteran of World War II,
having served four years in the
Army. While in the service, he
received a Good Conduct
By: Patty McQueen
during World War II and was
promoted to flight officer. HeMedal and five Bronze Stars
V~LMA B~ACH flew many missions in a P-47 for his efforts in Central
A memorial service was during thewar. Europe, Ardennes, Rhineland, Fatherhood
held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, He was born September 9, Normandy, and Northern happy environffi~~
June 8, 2002, at the Dover 1921. France. l wish these were my words. When your c~'-~
Federated Church for Velma He was married to Velma Mr. Gallemore worked for But I'm copying them from my it, give your be~S ~l~
don't complain w~
Louise Thomas Beach, 79. Louise ThomasforS7years. the United States Postal Serv-church bulletin. So many ~t'~0;~
She died December 23, 2001 Survivors include two sons,ice most of his life. He also meaningful words go anony- don't follow it.
enjoyed his work for the hard knocks is stll!l~
in Mesa, Arizona. Dennis Beach, Mesa, Arizona,
She was born October 16, and Tom Beach, Marana, Ari- Weather Service Bureau, mous on the Internet. Take them to
I have a wonderful father, larly. The chBrc/2
1922. zone; one daughter, Vicki keeping track of the rainfall Just ask met I honor him ev-
She married Victor Beach, Johnson, Melrose, New Mex- and snowfall in the Eskridge ery day of my life. I will vide guidance, s~
unity for famfllcS.l
who preceded her in death ice; one brother, Gene Beach,area for over 35 years. He was honor him this coming Sun- can seal togeth 1tt
February 27, 2001. Kansas City, Kansas; three very active in the American day with a phone call and my that honors Hire. ,ii'~
Survivors include two sons, sisters, Norton Grubb, Dover,Legion, he was a scoutmaster,usual sentimental Father's Happy FathefSi lI
Dennis Beach, Mesa, Arizona, Kansas, and None Mac Dren- and was a S0-year member of Day card. I believe this year it
and Tom Beach, Marana, Ari-
zona; one daughter, Vicki non, Topeka, Kansas, and the#205Mason'sASAM. Eminence Lodge wishes him luck in winning
Johnson, Melrose, New Mex- Vivian Oswald, Effmgham, the lottery and is signed "your
ice; four brothers, Gerald Kansas; 11 grandchildren; and He married Pauline Duling loving heir".
Thomas, Ronald Thomas, four great-grandchildren, on November 9, 1943. She I fell in love at age 17. I SENIOR
Larry Thomas and Keith The- Graveside services were at survives, don't think I was smart
Mount Hope Cemetery in He was preceded in death enough to consider if he would AT THE
mas, all of Topeka, Kansas; Topeka, foUowing the services, by one son, Curtis, in 1998; make a good father. If I had -coMI~IUI~':~
one sister, E.A. "Tommi" Os- Memorial contributions two brothers; and two sisters, wondered, I need not have v CE-firf]~h
- burn, Lawrence, Kansas; 11 may be made to the Hospice of In addition to his wife, sur- worried.
grandchildren; and four great- the donor's choice, rivers include one daughter, Today I wish to honor the 7~L'a~~
grandchildren. • ******* Donna Siebert, Alma, Kansas; father of my children with "A;e
Graveside services were at WILLLI~[ A. BRI~DOW and four grandchildren, this "Recipe for Fatherhood". ..... I"
Mount Hope Cemetery in Graveside services were at He has lived every ingredient.""~~erVeCl~"°~"°"
Topeka, following the services. William a. Bredow, 72,
Memorial contributions Topeka, Kansas, died Tuesday, 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, June 11,
may be made to the Hospice ofJune 4, 2002, at a local care 2002, at the Eskridge Ceme- ~-r-ille~,,
the donor's choice, facility, tery. RECIPE FOR FATHERHOOD ~--m~Ik. FI~
******* He was born on January A family visitation was held Let your children see that by 11:30 a.m._.~
VICTOR B~,&CI-I 28, 1930 in Volland, Kansas, from 7 to 8 p.m. Monday, you treat you own parents b~fore to resu~#..~
A memorial service was the son of John W. Bredow June 10, 2002, at Crable Fu- with love and respect. Honor ~I~
held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, and Hester Abigail Keys Bre- neral Chapel in Eskridge. them. ., . -~-- ~~
dew. Memorial contributions Let your children see tnal
be held on the ]st'l~
June 8, 2002, at the Dover Mr. Bredow was an electri- may be made to Midland Hos- you love your heavenly Fa- tl~e-l~onth.-
Federated Church for Victor clan for thirty years, most re- pice and sent in care of Crable ther.
Beach, 80. He died February cenfly with O.K. Johnson Funeral Chapel, Box 338, Show in various ways that ~~
27, 2001in Arizona. Electric Company. Prior to Eskridge, Kansas 66423. you love their mother. A lov- ~_ °~r~7~
He had leukemia, that he was an electxonics *** .... ing home is a secure, stable. Gravy C, ore, RoU,. u~'~
Mr. Beach was a life mem- P~INA M. KI,BALL supportive home where each ~~
technician with Sandia Corpo-
ration for five years. Anna M. Kimball, 88, Her- person is treated with tender ~~~
He was a Marine veteran of veyville, Kansas, died Sunday,loving care. ~ al~:j~,
the Korean War. He was June 2, 2002, at an Over- Listen to your children. Put Rol~hes. t.- i~~
THE W,6~AUNSEE COUNTY awarded the Korean Service brook, Kansas nursing home. down the paper, turn off the Monday, 17th "P~
SIGNAL-ENTERPRISE Medal, United Nations Service She was born September television, leave the computerBaked 0tatoeS-.
323 Missouri Medal and the Air Medal. Mr. 13, 1913 in Shawnee County, and frequently ask what is
• Alma, KaBsas 66401 Bredow had lived in Wakarusa the daughter of S.C. and going on in their lives. "~'~s y~" ~, ' -18th~;~',
Phone 785.765-,3327 for thirty-seven years and wasMaude Wilson Sykes. She Plan and execute trips and Steak Ri~~~
recreational activities to- Cak.e. ._ 1,t~,"
FAX 785-765-3384 a member of the Christ Lu- graduated from Auburn High gether. ---Wednesday, 19t~l~,
Email: espsbsms@kansas.net theran Church, Missouri School.
Ervan D. Stuewe, Editor Synod. He was also a mere- Mrs. Kimball was a mere- Take part in school, ~eal~;';p-~i"
Ervan D. & Pamela K. Stuewe ber of I.B.E.W. Local #226. ber of the HHC Club in Her- scouting, musical and drama Onions, Bun, ~r,
He was graduated from veyville, Kansas. activities with them. Praise Gelat~[" - ,_:~
Publishers Alta. Vista High School in She married Melville M. sincerely whatever contrlbu- ~,2OtB i~~
1948, attended the Valparaiso =Bus" Kimball on May 20, tion the child has made to theHerbed Potatoe.S',gJlb
Technical School in electronics 1935, in Harveyville. He pre- event. Nor~~
and 'had attended Washburn ceded her in death-on Sep- Make your home cheerful. Friday, 21s_t ~'~
University. tember 4, 1999. Tell funny stories and laugh. ~,' Parsle.Y~~
He was married to Donna Mrs. Kimball was also pre- Laughter at the table creates a . **~,~ :~.~
R. Horne on February 23, ceded in death by an infant
1952 in Los Angeles, Califor-
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Name and Address
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Burlingame Road,
............................ Kansas 6661 i.
nia. She survives at home.
Other survivors include one
son, Jonathan W. Bredow,
Axlington, Texas; three
daughters, Rebecca D.
Heidrick, Wichita, Kansas,
Vikki Bredow Noble, Auburn,
Kansas and Stephanie G.
Moeller, Wakarusa, Kansas;
one sister, Dorothy Geisler,
Alma, Kansas; and eight
grandchildren.
Funeral services were at
i0:00 a.m. Saturday, June 8,
2002, at the Christ Lutheran
Church. Interment followed at
Shawnee Center Cemetery,
2928 West 103~I in Wakarusa,
where military graveside serv-
ices were conducted by a unit
from Fort Riley.
A family visitation was held
from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Friday,
June 7, 2002 at Brennan-
Mathena Funeral Home.
Memorial contributions
may be made to the American
Cancer Society, 1315 S.W.
Arrowhead Road, . Topeka,
Kansas or to Christ Lutheran
S.W.
Topeka,
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CARL LELAND
GALLEMORE
Carl Leland Gallemore,'87,
Eskridge, Kansas, died Sun-
day, June 9, 2002, at a
Topeka, Kansas hospice
house.
He was born August 20,
1914 in Piggott, Arkansas, the
daughter and a son, Duane,
who died in 1978.
Survivors include one
daughter, Louise Kreutziger,
Lexington, Massachusetts; one
son, Don Kimball, Topeka,
Kansas; one brother, Oliver
Sykes, Pendleton, Oregon; five
grandchildren; two step
grandchildren; and two great-
grandchildren.
Services were at 10:30 a.m.
Thursday, June 6, 2002, at
the Harveyville United Meth-
odist Church. Burial was in
the Harveyville Cemetery.
A family visitation was held
from 7 to 8 p.m. at Carey Fu-
neral Home, Burlingame, Kan-
sas.
Memorial contributions
may be made to the Anna
Kimball Memorial Fund to be
designated later and sent in
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