Death notices for John C Shepard of Lawrence
Graveside services for John Jack Charles Shepard 70 of Lawrence will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Oak Hill Cemetery. He died April 24 2004 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital born June 10 1933 in New Hartford Connecticut veteran of Korean and Vietnam wars served in the Air Force 1951 1971 later worked at Kmart Distribution Center 1972 1996. Survived by spouse Marcia Lynn Smiley five children two sisters eight grandchildren one great grandchild and other relatives. Memorials may be sent to LMH Oncology Unit c/o Warren McElwain Mortuary which hosted visitation Friday 6 7:30 p.m. in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
New Hartford
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Fort Walton Beach
Fla
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Hickory
N.C
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Orlando
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Joan Rossisito
Hartford
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
LMH
Spencer services set for Freda B. Spencer in Lawrence
Funeral services for Freda B. Spencer 88 of Lawrence will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Church of Christ with burial in Zion Cemetery Shawnee County. She died Sunday April 25 2004 in Lawrence born December 1 1915 in Stull daughter of Fred H and Ettie Kreipe Wulfkuhle. A lifelong Douglas County resident she worked in the Douglas County Treasurer's Office retiring in 1976. She married John Frank Spencer December 30 1942 in Big Springs. Survivors include daughter Dorothy Martin Baldwin son Calvin Spencer Lawrence sister Letha Wulfkuhle Lawrence four grandchildren a step grandchild two great grandchildren and three stepgreat grandchildren. Friends visitation 7 to 8:30 p.m. today at Warren McElwain Mortuary memorials to William Hensley Memorial Fund in care of the mortuary.
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Lawrence
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Shawnee County
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Stull
Fred H
Ettie Kreipe Wulfkuhle
Liberty Memorial High School
Douglas County
Lecompton
John Frank Spencer
Big Springs
Dorothy Martin
Baldwin
Calvin Spencer
Letha Wulfkuhle
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
William Hensley
Obituary: Marian R. Turner of Ottawa Dies at 86
Marian R. Turner of Ottawa died Friday April 23 2004 at Meadow Brook Nursing Home Gard ner. Services set for 10 a m Wednesday at First Christian Church Ottawa with private inurnment at Highland Cemetery. She was born March 12 1918 in Wagstaff grew up in Emporia and graduated Emporia High School in 1936. She and husband operated Turner Cabinet and Antique Shop then taught decorative painting at Turner's Tele Shop. A square dancer and Sunday school teacher she married Richard Turner on November 5 1939 in Ottawa. Survived by son Donald Turner Ottawa daughter Margaret Anne Turner Lawrence and one grandchild. Visitation 7 to 8 p m Tuesday Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa. Memorials to the church in care of the funeral home P O Box 14 Ottawa 66067.
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Wagstaff
Emporia
Emporia High School
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The
Richard Turner
Donald Turner
Margaret Anne Turner
Lawrence
Lamb-Roberts
P.O
Foghat Live aims for KU humor niche on campus
Comedy show Foghat Live targets KU students with sketches featuring McCollum Hall residents and dorm actors. Ryckert hopes the act becomes a campus staple over the next decade, with episodes airing on KUJH at 10 p.m. on select nights and guest introductions by campus figures.
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McCollum Hall
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Kujh
Gary Hawke
Sunflower Broadband
Ljworld.com
Kansans debate 88 day sessions and lobbyist spending
Former Lt. Gov. Shelby Smith urged leaders to back a proposed constitutional amendment capping sessions at 88 days while Gov. Sebelius seeks a budget fix to realign funds from vehicles bought with federal dollars. The wrap up session schedule and lobbyist expense totals through March are highlighted, with revenue forecasts, education funding talks, and public notices at the Capitol.
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Shelby Smith
Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Wildlife and Parks Department
Kathleen Sebelius
Parks Agency
Bioscience board to start by August with eight members
The board will have eight members with two appointees each from Gov Kathleen Sebelius Sen ate President Dave Kerr and House Speaker Doug Mays plus one from House and Senate minority leaders and one from Kansas Technology Enterprise Corp. KTEC aids in candidate matrix and staff work. Officials aim to appoint by August and hire a president.
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Senate
Kansas Legislature
Kslegislature.org
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Ksgovernor.org
Johnson County
Dave Kerr
Hutchinson
Doug Mays
Topeka
Kansas Technology
KTEC
Taylor
Wilk
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