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KEWAUNEE COUNTY STAR-NEWS Securities and advisory services offered through Packerland Brokerage Services, an entity FINRA SIPC 210 Main Street, Luxemburg, WI www.gailthiryfinancial.com 920-845-5800 FINANCIAL WI-5002021825 Call Gail today for answers to your questions about security INVESTING. Scared to talk about it, because you understand it? You are NOT alone, we are here to help! Adeline E. Nighorn, 87 of Luxemburg died peacefully, Tuesday evening, June 14, 2016 at Court in Green Bay, Wi. She was born on November 15, 1928 to the late Mayme (Fronk) Frank in Tisch Mills, Wi. On August 21, 1946 Adeline married Merlin H.

Nighorn at Robinsonville Presbyterian Church, Champion. He preceded her in death on December 14, 2008. Her enjoyments included playing cards, especially cribbage, shopping and going out to eat. Survivors include one son and two daughters in law, Ron (Jenny) Nighorn, Green Bay; Carol Nighorn, Green Bay; one daughter and one son in law, Karen (Glen) Rueckl, Luxemburg; eight grandchildren, David (Laura) Nighorn, Matt (Renie) Nighorn, Shannon Vanlanen, Chad Nighorn, Chris Nighorn, Jason (Ter ry) Rueckl, Ryan (Shari) Rueckl, Shane (Michelle) Rueckl; three step grandsons, Ken (Josie) Krueger, Kevin (Barb) Krueger, Mike (Kelley) Krueger; 15 great- grandchildren; four great- great-grandchildren; two brothers in law and one sister in law, Don (Judy) Nighorn, Pulaski; Ger hardt Dahlke, Luxemburg; nieces and nephews. Adeline was preceded in death by one son, Dale Nighorn; her father in law and mother in law, Henry and Anna Nighorn; two brothers in law and four sisters in law, Marvin (Althea) Nighorn, Wilmer (Rita) (Blanche) Nighorn, Marian Dahlke.

Friends may call at Har vest Community Church, E1479 Rockledge Road, Luxemburg, Wi. 54217 on Saturday, June 18, 2016 between 9:00 and 11:15 am. Funeral service 11:30 am on Saturday at the church with Pastor Kevin Leach oiciating. Burial in Robinsonville Presbyterian Cemetery, Champion. Mc- MAHON FUNERAL HOME, LUXEMBURG is assisting the Nighorn Family.

www. mcmahonfh.com. A heartfelt thank you is extended to the sta of Court for their compassionate care and concern. Nighorn, Adeline RoyW.Malfroid,age69, of3804BellevuePlace, HomeatFelicianVillage. RoywasborninAlgoma onMarch 23,1947, sonofthe lateEli andRuth (Engelbert)Mal- froid.He graduatedfromCasco servedwiththeU.S.Army stationedinbothFort ny.OnAugust24,1968 hemarriedJanetBruen- ingatHolyRosaryCatho- licChurchinKewaunee.

RoyretiredfromEckIn- dustriesofManitowocin ofservice.Inhisspare andyardniceandneat, goingoutforbreakfast, ingtimewithfamilyand friends. Survivorsincludehis Connie(Kurt)Funkand TammyPhillips(special TwoRivers.Heisfurther survivedbytwosisters-in- errelativesandfriends. Inadditiontohisparents, hewasalsoprecededin deathbyhisfather-in-law, onenieceandonenephew. Funeralserviceswere 2016atSt.PetertheFish- ermanCatholicChurchin TwoRivers.Rev.TomRey- lowinginHolyCrossCem- ChapelsofTwoRiversas- sistedtheMalfroidfam- ilywithfuneralarrange- ments. Onlinecondolencesmay besenttothefamilyby visitingwww.dejamartin.

com. toexpresstheirsincereap- St.Mary’sHome-Memory CareUnitandthecaregiv- ersofHomeCareHealth wonderfulcareandcom- passionextendedtoRoy. Abicyclist was killed Tuesday morning when he was hit by a truck while both were traveling eastbound on Wisconsin 54 approximately 500 feet east of County in the town of Ahnapee. he victim was identi- ied as Andrew Nowak, 4 9, of Casco. The 2004 MC pickup truck was driven by Bryar A.

Bennett, 20, of Luxemburg. At approximately. 5:28 a.m. the Kewaunee County Department along with Algoma Fire and Rescue were dispatched to the scene. is an unfortunate said Sheriff att Joski.

appears hat there was vision ob- truction due to the sun Joski said that alcohol did not appear to be a factor in the accident, although it remains under investigation by the Kewaunee County Department and the Wisconsin State Patrol Acci- ent Reconstruction eam. owak was pro- ounced dead at the scene. Wisconsin 54 from County to Evergreen Road was closed for several hours Tuesday morning and traffic was diverted to county highways and Joski said. The highway was re- pened at 9:40 a.m., Joski aid. CASCO Bicyclist killed on Wisconsin 54 KAREN EBERT YANCEY USA TODAY NETWORK-WISCONSIN In Loving Memory OF GARY THIRY WHO PASSED AWAY 10 YEARS AGO JUNE 24, 2006 Thanks for being our guardian angel Sadly missed by family and friends April 25, 1943 June 28, 2012 For 4 years, every day has started without you.

However, not a day has gone by that we Thinking of you. We hope that we are making you proud Of us, just as we are always proud to say my wife, mother, or grandmother Love forever, Missing you always. Your loving husband Ron, 4 children and spouses, 6 grandchildren And 4 great grandchildren. In Loving Memory of Elaine Flavion in2016onasunnyand hispersonality.Bobwas BrunoandJoan(Rekas) Smuda andat- tended Chica- Technical School. Asavery youngWWIINavalenlistee, heservedaboardtheUSS China.Returninghomehe metLillianZarkoanden- joyed50yearsofmarriage andfamilylife.

Bobcreatedafullpro- fessionalandservicelife manandsquadronleader, andMarketingDirector foraglobalminingcom- panyandSalvationArmy bellringer.Inretirement, Bobbecameafarmer andChristmastreegrow- Acres.Hewasamember oftheGreenBayandMil- waukeefarmersmarketin the80sand90s.When Lilliandiedin1998Bob areawhichtheypreviously enjoyedtogether.Bobre- turnedtoWIin2004. Hewasprecededin deathbyhisbelovedwife, JamesSmudaandsister, JoanGriswold.Heissur- ThankstoBrooksidefor theircareandfriendship, andtoallwhogavetheir support. Bobwasauniquely warmandtoughmanwho madethosearoundhim missed. Acommittalservice withfullmilitaryhonors willtakeplaceonWednes- WisconsinVeteransMe- WI53182. sendadonationtoThe HonorFlightNetworkor SalvationArmy.

EdwardMauer76of peacefullyonSaturday withlovedonesathisside. IlewasbornDecember11, enteredtheUnitedStates MarineCorpsrightaf- terHigh School andserved from1957 to1962 atCamp Lejeune andCamp PendletonInCalifornia. EdworkedforARAVend- ingCompanyInChicago gineerrepairingvending equipmentfor10years. HelaterworkedforCom- pleteVendingServicein St.Charlesfor35years.Ile enjoyedhiswork.Edwas achartermemberofthe McHenryMarinesCorps Leagueandactivelysewed asadjutantfor3years.Ile enjoyedparticipatingin theirprogramsespecially forToysforTots.Edloved ontheChainofLakes. Sinceretirementheen- joyedtravelingandcamp- ingwithhiswifeJaniceIn theirmotorhome.Ileloved hisfamily.IleIssurvived byhislovingwifeof50 hisbeloveddaughtersMi- chelle(John)Wilsonand Isthefondgrandfather terEdithStiehlandsev- nephews.Celebrationof LifewillbeheldThursday amtotimeofserviceat oftheHillsChurch404 FuneralArrangements wereentrustedtoNorth- ernIllinoisFuneralSer- Artist Carol Patterson will hold a gallery opening for the arnsite Galley from 4 to 8 p.m.

Saturday, July 23. The date was incorrect in a photo caption in the June 18 Star-News. Kewaunee County Supervisor Mimi Dobbins was mis- i dentified in a Groundwater Task Force story that ran in the June 11Star-News. CORRECTIONS SUBMITTED BY BOB KUHN The front-page snapshot June 18 shows a yellow-romped warbler sitting in a tree outside Bob and Jane kitchen indow. A caption from another photo was inadvertently substituted.

motion and Recreation Committee. The board discussed a bill to the county by Roach Associates for $25,000 for work that the isconsin Public Service Commission (WPSC) had deemed unacceptable to meet the requirements of a grant they had given to the county for the Phoenix Project. Roach had been hired in March under the previous county board, according to Scott Feldt, county administrator. Supervisor Kaye Shillin said the board had been told that no taxpayer money was going toward the project. The project is designed to study the feasibility of treating livestock manure from several CA- FOs at one central site.

public is not going to be she said. Finance Committee Chair Luft said that his committee would meet with Roach about the bill. The board then approved a resolution 16-3 to grant a contract for the Phoenix Project to Dynamic Concepts LLC after Luft and County Administrator Scott Feldt said that the new contractor would be working closely with WPS to ensure the terms of the grant are met. Board Continued from Page 4A OBITUARIES WHEN YOU SUPPORT VOLUNTEERS OF NO TELLING WHOSE LIFE CHANGE. Volunteers of America Call 1.800.899.0089 or visit www.voa.org.

There are no limits to caring. ALGOMA Boats sink in marina fire WARREN TODAY NETWORK-WISCONSIN Three boats sank in a Thursday morning fire that damaged five vessels docked at the Algoma Marina. Four of the boats belonged to one person, and the fifth had a single owner, said Algoma Fire Chief Tom Ackerman. The Coast Guard was on scene help mitigate any possible environmental impact from sinking boats or leaking fuel or oil. Booms were deployed to stop the possible spread of any pollutants, and the marina was closed Thursday.

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