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Australian singer-songwriter Sia has given a unique performance of her track Chandelier on The Ellen Show, refusing to show her face to the chat show audience.
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You can almost taste the irony. Sia Furler, the Adelaide performer and songwriter who really doesn't want to be famous, this week saw her sixth studio album, 1000 Forms of Fear, enter the Billboard 200 at No.1.
Keith Urban was the last Australian to debut at the top of the albums chart, with his album Fuse in September.
The first single from 1000 Forms of Fear, Chandelier, is also making steady progress on the Billboard Hot 100, where it rose three places this week to No.17.
Cover art for Sia Furler's 2014 album 1000 Forms of Fear.
The album is Furler's first to reach the top of the Billboard survey, while Chandelier is her first single to even chart in the US, in a career that started in Adelaide in the early 1990s but only gained major exposure after Furler's potent ballad Breathe Me was featured prominently in the series finale of Six Feet Under in 2005.
Since then her profile has risen not only thanks to her fourth and fifth albums, Some People Have Real Problems (2008) and We Are Born (2010), but also to her success as a pop songwriter par excellence – among other hits she co-wrote Diamonds for Rihanna and Pretty Hurts for Beyonce, as well as two tracks on Kylie Minogue's current Kiss Me Once album.
Yet in promoting 1000 Forms of Fear, Furler has been obscuring her face in an attempt to regain some semblance of anonymity. She performed on The Ellen DeGeneres Show with her back to the audience, appeared on the cover of Billboard magazine with a paper bag over her head and got a man in a blond wig to make her acceptance speech at last month's APRA awards. The album art for 1000 Forms of Fear depicts Sia's hair on a black background with her face blacked out.
Was this all a stroke of (anti-)marketing genius or a case of quality pop music standing proud? Probably a fair bit of both. Either way, you can bet Furler will be smiling proudly at her latest work's success … even if you may not get the chance to see her do so.
Meanwhile after seven weeks at the top of the Billboard singles chart, Mullumbimby MC Iggy Azalea's single Fancy (featuring Charli XCX) has relinquished pole position to Rude by Canadian outfit Magic!
Azalea needn't worry, though. Her Fancy follow-up single Black Widow (featuring Rita Ora – can Azalea do anything on her own?) shot from No.97 to No.65 thanks to digital sales this week of 41,000.


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Subcortical nuclei volumetry in idiopathic generalized epilepsy. | |
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PURPOSE: The exact anatomic and neurophysiologic correlates of idiopathic generalized epilepsy (IGE) in humans are still not well understood, although the thalamus has frequently been invoked as the crucial structure in the generation of primary generalized seizures. The few in vivo magnetic resonance (MR)-based studies in IGE patients suggest an altered cortical/subcortical gray matter ratio, but with no evidence of structural alterations of the thalamus. In this study, we sought to determine the volumes of the other subcortical structures. METHODS: The volumes of the caudate nucleus, putamen, pallidum as well as the thalamus were each determined in both hemispheres in 11 patients with various IGE syndromes, normalized for whole-brain volumes and then compared with 15 age-matched controls. RESULTS: No differences were noted in thalamic volumes, confirming previous reports. However, smaller subcortical volumes were noted in the IGE patients (p < 0.009), mainly due to smaller putamen bilaterally (p < or = 0.015). CONCLUSIONS: It is speculated that the presence of discrete frontal dysfunction, as noted in neuropsychological studies in IGE patients, indirectly supports our results because the putamen projects predominantly to the frontal cortex. Larger studies with more homogeneous patient populations are needed to determine the robustness of these findings and whether they are specific for particular IGE syndromes. |
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Title: Epilepsia Volume: 46 ISSN: 0013-9580 ISO Abbreviation: Epilepsia Publication Date: 2005 Oct |
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For some reason I plugged my friends cheap headphone into my Macbook to listen to some music on a train . And now after I pulled out the headphones, a red light is lighting up n the headphone plug With that light on, I cannot play any sound on my macbook (without the headphones) Is their a keystroke combination I need to use or something I tried turning the volume ot the Mac, restart, shutdown and start up again pulled out the battery and all! |
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There is a old trick, but USE AT YOUR OWN RISK, Its always recommended to take it to the Apple Store or to an Apple Authorized Service Provider... I take no responsibility for you doing this, but heres go anyway...
Take a match stick gently stick it in and push gently to the back to hit the re-set switch. you may need to get flash light just so you know where the little pin looking switch is, buts IT IS in there... all the way in the back, once you hit it, it should turn that light off, and the audio should start coming out your speakers again, once you start playing something. This seems to be a common problem with MB, and MBPs and have done this lots of times, and again, cant stress enough, be careful, doit at your own risk, and if you feel uncomfortable, take it to a pro please. Let me know how it works out. Mitul "Mike" Patel Apple Hardware and Software Certified Apple Authorized Service Provider Apple iOS developer |
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Memory Upgrade for late 2008 macbook?
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I want to upgrade the memory in my 13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008 Macbook and from what i have read the max was 4GB but now ive been reading about people upgrading to 8GB with no problems?? am i safe to do 8? Also any suggestions on what specs i need to make sure i get with the new memory or a link to a good how to for a newbie? Thanks!! |
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I have a late model 2008 macbook and installed 8 GB of ram with no problems, and it works fine. I have the 2 ghx intel core 2 duo unibody model.
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I've noticed a bit of instability when I try to use 8GB of RAM in my late 2008 unibody Macbook, it causes Memtest to crash and reboot my system. When I have a single 4GB stick installed, memtest passes fine.
My Boot ROM Version is: MB51.007D.B03 And I am running the latest version of Mountain Lion. I'm currently using this Mushkin RAM: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...hkin%20976644A System Information reads my RAM as 1333MHz, despite the product on the box saying 1066MHz, is that a factor? Also, there is a backstory to this. I was recently on OSX 10.5, but decided to upgrade to 10.6 via DVD. My install kept failing telling me "OS X could not copy the system files". After much pain and the Apple Guru failing to install even with a network install, I thought I was forever doomed to be stuck in OSX 10.5 forever. I read somewhere that some people had success with installing by using 1 stick of RAM. So since I tried 2x4GB and 2x1GB, I decided to try 1x1GB. And guess what, Snow Leopard installed! After that, I downloaded Software Updates then purchased ML on the App Store, but I needed 2GB of RAM to install it. So I put back in 2x4GB and the upgrade to ML succeeds fine. I tried install XCode, and the Macbook crashed and restarted on me as it attempted to install. I then tried running Memtest and that also crashed. So that's when I try 1x4GB and the XCode installs fine and Memtest passes. So I dunno, is my motherboard finicky such that it doesn't play nice with 2 sticks anymore? Is my RAM defective? Is my RAM speed reported at 1333MHz problematic? Also, prior to any upgrades (while in 10.5), I ran Memtest86+ for a good hour with no errors with the 2x4GB and 10.5 never crashed on me. I wonder if ML is being finicky. |
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Three Ways NFC Technology Will Create a Brand New Form of Social Media Engagement
As the number of smartphone users continues to grow at an incredible rate, the challenge facing many retail brands is to continue to find ways of utilising smartphone technologies to effectively connect and engage with consumers. In recent months many retail brands have focused on smartphone features that integrate with social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Foursquare, to not only create something new and unique as part of the consumer journey, but to also take advantage of the fact that through successfully integrating social media with the overall brand experience, the likelihood of fans and customers "sharing" branded content and increasing brand visibilty in the social space is also increased; something that more and more companies are continually striving to achieve across multiple social media and online PR campaigns. Interestingly, something that an increasing number of people are now starting to talk about when looking at the ways smartphones are shaping consumer and brand day-to-day lives, is Near Field Communication technologies (NFC) and the possibilities that they present.
In short, Near Field Communication technology enables smartphone users to gain instant access to digital data from another NFC enabled handset or NFC tag simply by placing or waving their phone next to the NFC tag. Much like scanning a QR code or connecting via Bluetooth, the tag then sends content automatically between the handset and the tag - be it a Foursquare-style check-in at a record store or access to an exclusive in-store promotion. Although at first this may not seem all that different to what we have seen recently with the introduction of QR codes, the possibilities we are seeing for NFC technology are far greater. So much so, that we're not only seeing an increasing number of smartphone brands integrating the technology into their latest handsets, we are also starting to see large named brands such as Google, Visa and MasterCard getting involved at what is a very early stage.
In light of this, below are three reasons as to why we will soon start to see NFC technologies appearing more and more:
1. Real-life Facebook "Likes" – Much like we saw with the recent Diesel "Like" campaign, finding a way to enable consumers in-store to "Like" and share real-life content back onto their Facebook and Twitter pages will surely be invaluable. Up until now "Liking" and sharing on Facebook has remained for the most part an online activity, liking content via Facebook buttons on websites or within Facebook news feeds. By taking this process into the real world, NFC technology will enable users to "Like" and "share" anything they see with an NFC Facebook tag. For example, imagine browsing in a Levi's store and wanting to tell friends about the latest pair of jeans you are looking to buy, via NFC on your smartphone you will now be able to "Like" the item from within the store and post this onto your Facebook wall. By making it easy for fans and customers to "share" and "like" as part of the in-store browsing experience, the possibilities for brands to extend their reach and visbility into social media are huge. Additionally, there is also the consideration of the impact this could have on social search. For example, the possibility that retailers could introduce a real-life Google+ button for shoppers to +1 items via NFC in-store would ultimately create a whole new side to search engine optimisation, which for the first time gives weight to content outside of the online space.
2. Quick payments – With Google, Visa and Mastercard already closely involved with developing NFC technologies as a brand new form of payment, it's impossible to ignore the fact that we could be very close to seeing a whole new way of spending and transferring money. The perfect example of this at the moment is with Google's new Google Wallet, an Android app that works alongside Near Field Communication technology to transform your smartphone into a virtual wallet, storing information and access to multiple accounts all in once place. Eventually, the aim is for your Google Wallet to be able to store all your gift cards, boarding passes, subway tickets, even your car keys. It has even been suggested that payments via NFC could lead to the creation of a whole new type of social media currency, with automatic wall posts created upon purchases and exclusive offers for users sharing check-ins on their own social media profiles. All of which will be accessible automatically simply by waving your NFC enabled smartphone next to an NFC tag.
3. Ease of use – With QR codes, users were required to find and download a QR code reader application and open this application each time they wanted to scan a QR code. Whilst to some smartphone users this was all part of the fun, it certainly hasn't received the levels of mainstream uptake first expected. As is often the case with newer technologies, wherever there are barriers to use there are always going to be questions as to just how many people will make the most of utilising these features as part of their day-to-day lives. However, one of the biggest benefits of NFC technology over QR codes is that with NFC technology the code reader is already inside the phone. There is no requirement to download an app and open this each time - users simply touch their smartphone to the NFC tag and the phone instantly connects with the code automatically. The result of which is instant check-ins, instant access and engagement with current and upcoming in-store promotions, and instant transfer of exclusive digital content such as mp3s, competitions, coupons, videos, and games. We have even seen in some instances, NFC technologies being used at subway stations to access subway maps, timetables, purchase digital tickets and even transforming the smartphone into the ticket scanned to access the subway station.
Although we are still very much in the early development stages with the use of this kind of technology, as the number of smartphones with NFC enabled technology continues to grow as well as the number of credit card companies jumping on board, it is surely only a matter of time before we start to see more and more people using their smartphones to pay for their morning coffee. Similarly to QR codes and location-based services, much of the success of NFC technology will depend on the adoption of big-name brands to not only raise consumer awareness but to ensure that the benefits for customers to use NFC as part of their browsing experience are unique, rewarding, relevant and appealing. Additionally, those brands working alongside a creative tech PR agency that are able to effectively integrate NFC smartphone technologies into their overall social media and marketing campaigns will almost certainly be at the forefront of a whole new type of real-world social media engagement.
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Sep 22 Posted 3 years ago
Hi George
A wonderful article and very poignant.
I have worked with NFC technology since 2004; I have also served as a member on both the NFC's marketing and technical committees. You can read more about me and my publications here: deananthonygratton.com
I agree with your hypothesis that brands can utilise the technology within their stores and to farther enhance their brand message with brand awareness through effective utilisation of social media and NFC technology.
I'm afraid I disagree with Erik's view regarding the associated costs in deploying NFC into such stores; after all, a product already has a label and to extend this with a tag at a cost rumoured to be less than .03c USD, I really don't see this breaking the bank, so to speak. As for each tag to be programmed, surely each label on a product has to be printed uniquely – surely it's a 'six of one, half-a-dozen of the other' situation!
A tag is a mechanism in which information can be wirelessly shared; in the same way a QR code can be read by a scanner (barcode reader). In some stores there will be a combination of tags and tag readers – the Smartphone will contain a tag/reader combination, as it is capable of sharing information, so that a store can retrieve your name, contact information and so on (with your permission) and likewise you can read information from a tag. At the backend of the NFC application, there may be several other applications supported by a web-portal or, in fact, as George intimates, a link through to a social media platform – 'Likes' a 'retweet'; '+1' and so on. Of course, adoption will be slow at first and there will also be the early adopters which, in turn, will fuel the greater purchasing community.
The brand tie-ins are potentially large. The majority of consumers were once brand loyalists, but nowadays, in an unprecedented competitive market, the consumers have become spoilt for choice in terms of affordability. With social media alone, brands can (and should) develop a dialogue with their consumers, which could well be further compounded by NFC supporting an ecosystem where consumers can begin to resurrect that loyalty spirit. It empowers both the consumer and the brand with some powerful tools – nowadays, it's a two-way process and no longer can brands rely on shouting out their brand message with a megaphone – 'buy this product now'!
NFC has the potential of creating a lively and dynamic market community sharing experiences and purchases with the wider community all enjoyed through social media.
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Sep 9 Posted 3 years ago
Thanky you for the post.
Not sure about NFC as a great use for serving up mobile web content or "Liking" things. Not because the technology does not support it but because it is not practical in terms of cost and logistics for brands to implement NFC in this way.
In your Levis example each product on the shelves would require an individual NFC tag. This means a ton of tags would be needed for each product line within each store. Now, multiply this number by total number of stores and you can see that the amount of tags needed would be astrnomical for a large brand and cost inefficient for a large brand or a small brand where every dollar counts.
As you know each tag costs money...lets say $.10/each (which is on the low side these days), each tag then needs to be programmed and implemented into each individual product. This work also has a cost associated to it.
Now compare this to a QR Code. With a QR Code you build the QR Code once - therefore next to no cost. You then build the art file once and print as many as you need...lets say for interactive bluejean hanging tags. There is no additional cost for implementing a QR Code considering you need to make the hanging tags anyways.
In my opinion, NFC will be the end of the wallet. All of our payments will be done in this manner. In terms of driving people to online content...I just don't see the technology being used in this way based on the time and money needed to execute such a campaign when QR Codes allow you to accomplish the exact thing for basically no cost.
I would love to hear you thoughts and thank you for the post.
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2. | Morgaine's Journey | 6:25 |
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17. | Finale | 5:16 |
18. | "I Will Remember You Still" - Aeone | 4:02 |
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If you're looking for a soundtrack that tells you a story without copping out by including dialogue sound bytes, this is the soundtrack for you. Sure, the track titles pretty much give away the plot, but the music does such an elegant job that the tracks could be named One, Two, Three, etc. and you would still understand it.
Launching you head first into the pagan world that is The Mists of Avalon is the opening track, "The Mystic's Dream" by Loreena McKennitt. McKennitt is the same voice that had a Top 40 hit with her tune, "The Mummer's Dance" several years ago, a pop song pregnant with Celtic vibe. Immediately after that introduction, we launch into Lee Holdridge's wonderful score. It begins with "Morgaine's Journey" which contains a major theme for the film, played each time there was a cut to Morgaine (Juliana Marguiles) floating through fog towards Avalon while her voiceover filled the audience in on the story.
In the film, when Igraine (Morgaine's Mother) meets Uther Pendragon (who is not her husband at the time), the music starts out festive and jocular. As soon as Igraine sees Uther, the music gets a kind of mysterious overcoat that spells out t-r-o-u-b-l-e. Even though they're only chatting, when Igraine's husband shows up in the scene, Uther seems nonplussed, but Igraine starts acting all guilty.
Speaking of guilty, Vivienne has tons of explaining to do later on in the film with regards to "The Cave Ceremony". The ceremony involves Morgaine being given to some specific hunter and the two participating in fertility rituals without ever knowing whom the other person happens to be. Holdridge really does a great job here, the music very obviously belongs in some sort of pagan ritual, but it's heady and primal and almost spooky.
"Mordred Confronts Arthur/The Battle Ends" reminds me heavily of Excalibur and Henry V, though I suspect that's mostly due to the enormous armies and foggy, muddy battlefields. The score in the battle scenes plays its role as background beautifully in the film. It's audible, obviously, but the audience is able to remain focused on the action in the film and the characters; the score doesn't distract attention away from the story.
That lack of distraction from the story is what I think makes the score for The Mists of Avalon a perfect soundtrack. Played within the context of the film it doesn't keep an audience from following the story; yet, if you listen to the soundtrack on its own you get incredibly gorgeous music that calls the story back up. It's a "can't have one without the other" situation that works really, really well.
English songwriter Aeone wrote lyrics to Holdridge's music, and produced and performed the last track on the album, "I Will Remember You Still". The song doesn't actually appear in the film anywhere, though she is also the lone female voice heard throughout Holdridge's score. You might think the song had been part of her catalogue and simply chosen for the film, but aha! You're wrong! In the four minutes of the song, Aeone's voice floats through beautifully moody and ethereal lyrics that sum up The Mists of Avalon. That is, these stories will continue to thrive so long as they're remembered. And this score is not something to be easily forgotten.
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KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS: b = born; m = married; sc = surviving children; dc = deceased children; ssc = surviving step-children; dsc = deceased step-children
ADAMS, Carol R, 65: b Aug 1, 1942, Dodge, to Milo A and Luella (Kriz) Ruzicka; m John E Adams, Nov 12, 1966, Schuyler; sc Dawn Dwyer, Deborah, Denise White; ssc Russell Adams; died Mar 25, 2008 [Easton, Kansas?]; burial Easton Cemetery [Kansas]
ALBERS, Stephen F, 64: b Dec 15, 1943, Omaha, to William and Mary (Johns) Albers; m Sharon Monaghan, May 22, 1980, Bellevue; sc Tony Monaghan, Adam Ferris, Jesse Albers, Stephen R Albers, Angel Albers; died June 25, 2008, Lincoln; burial Prague National Cemetery, Prague
ALDRICH, Leo L, 89: b Sept 8, 1919, to Ray and Ethel (Gibson) Aldrich; m Lucille Zeilinger, Apr 10, 1948, North Bend; sc Larry, Marvin, Melvin; died Sept 18, 2008, David City; burial David City Cemetery
ARPS, A Dean, 74: b Dec 9, 1933, Schuyler, to Fred and Esther (Stoltenberg) Arps; m Marilyn J Loseke, May 24, 1958, Schuyler; sc Michael, Mitch; died Aug 25, 2008, Fremont; burial Memorial Cemetery, Fremont
ASCHE, Helen D, 94: b Oct 14, 1914, near Leigh, to Fred and Mary (Hockemeier) Herbst; m LaVern Asche, Aug 30, 1936, Leigh; sc Marlene Dvorak, Marva Dowty; died Dec 11, 2008, Clarkson; burial Zion Cemetery, Leigh
BAHNS, Nettie, 105: b Sept 22, 1902, Wilson Community, to James and Rose Horejsi; m Ed Bahns, rural Schuyler; sc LaVaine Fajman, Rose McElligott, Jean Peterson, Leonard, Donald; died Mar 11, 2008, Modesto, California; burial at El Cajon, California
BAILEY, Dennis E, 70: b May 28, 1938, Schuyler, to Morris E and Geraldine (Douglass) Bailey; m Marjorie A Schultz, Feb 14, 1970, Shuyler; sc Michelle Parks, Todd; died Dec 26, 2008, Omaha; burial Schuyler Cemetery
BAILEY, Martha M, 73: b Nov 24, 1935, Omaha, to Manuel and Paul (Zapien) Alba; sc Wesely Wilson; died Nov 30, 2008, Lincoln
BARTOSH, Helen, 84: b Nov 2, 1923, rural Ames, to Hans and Anna (Glindemann) Gerths; m Franklin G Bartosh, Feb 23, 1949, Fremont; died May 5, 2008, Grass Valley, California; burial Scribner Cemetery
BAUMERT, Joan, 80: b Jan 20, 1928, Howells, to Joseph and Bertha (Stangel) Fiala; m Egon Baumert, June 21, 1949, Howells; sc Father Frank, William, Randy, Phil, Dean, Mark, Marie Zrust; died Dec 22, 2008, Dodge; burial SS Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery [Howells?]
BAUMERT, Joseph H, 78: b May 11, 1930, Howells, to Joseph F and Theresa (Shanle) Baumert; m Karla Speckmann, Jan 23, 1960, Columbus; sc Debbie Braun; died June 15, 2008; burial All Saints Cemetery, Columbus
BELINA, Edwin L, 62: b Apr 8, 1946, Norfolk, to Edward and Julia (Dostal) Belina; died Sept 5, 2008, Norfolk; burial Clarkson Cemetery
BELL, Chris Elmer, 90: b Apr 9, 1917, near Richland, to John and Katie (Miller) Bell; m Mary Krula, Apr 15, 1944, Schuyler; sc Judy Cordes, Eileen Booth, Kathy Walters, Christine Liebschwager, Alnetta Mueller, Dean; died Jan 7, 2008, David City; burial Calvary Cemetery, rural Columbus
BELL, Mildred H, 94: b July 2, 1914, Saunders County, to Frank and Frances (Stejskal) Hoffman; m C William Hiner; m Timothy J Spencer; m Robert Bell; ssc James Spencer, Mary Schriefer; died Nov 3, 2008, Fremont; burial Calvary Cemetery, Omaha
BENESCH, Lenor F, 87: b Apr 26, 1921, Edholm, to Emanuel and Frances (Liskovec) Benesch; m Geraldine Abraham, Aug 7, 1951, Schuyler; sc Kevin, Curtis; died Sept 22, 2008, Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
BENESCH, Shirley, 76: b Sept 7, 1932, Blue Springs, Missouri, to Homer and Blanche (Nelson) Emerson; m Loran E Benesch, Mar 15, 1952, Papillion; sc Michael, Mark; died Dec 21, 2008, Columbus; burial Schuyler Cemetery
BERGT, Ervin, 82: b Oct 17, 1925, Colfax County, to Erich and Gertrude (DeBower) Bergt; m Pearl Sumner, Nov 26, 1947, Schuyler; sc Evelyn Hempy, Eileen, Elgin, Eugene; died Feb 21, 2008, Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
BLACK, Frances, 88: b Jan 27, 1920, rural Scribner, to Charles and Flora Belle (Bunn) Black; died Feb 14, 2008, West Point; burial Glencoe Cemetery, rural Dodge
BLAZEK, Leona, 91: b Dec 5, 1916, Dodge County, to John and Julia (Mitchell) Ladehoff; m Melvin Edward Blazek, May 5, 1940, Schuyler; died Apr 7, 2008, Fremont; burial Schuyler Cemetery
BRABEC, Norman, 37: b Aug 3, 1971, West Point, to Lumir J and Patricia (Novacek) Brabec; m Katrina Williamson, Mar 26, 1996, Jacksonville, Arkansas; sc Katilin, Nathanial; died Oct 21, 2008, Little Rock, Arkansas; burial Clarkson Catholic Cemetery
BRANNEN, Lucille A, 90: b Oct 18, 1917, St Paul, to Walter and Victoria (Mikolayck) Wilson; m Clair Brannen, June 24, 1941, St Paul; sc Tony, Patrick, Joyce Stalians, Clarice Lake, Sandra Mahoney, Rita Lenning, Kay Kadavy, Mary Wehenkel, Renee Nickolite; died Apr 15, 2008, David City; burial St Mary's Cemetery [David City?]
BRESTER, Gilbert, 84: b July 7, 1924, Cuming County, to Louis and Mary (Krienert) Brester; m Margaret Engbarth, Jan 9, 1952, Adrian, Minnesota; sc Duane, Jerome, Russell, Mariette Hellerich; dc Mary Ann, Paul, Kenneth, Arlene; died Oct 29, 2008, West Point; burial SS Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Howells
BRESTER, Matthew Paul, 36: b Cozad and adopted Feb 17, 1972 by Richard and Shirley Brester; m Michelle Wall, Dec 26, 1997, Omaha; sc Abigail, Joshua, Caleb, Owen, Emily; died Feb 10, 2008, Omaha
BRODECKY, Anne, 94: b July 13, 1914, rural Dodge in Cuming County, to Anton and Anna (Mestl) Dvorak; m Emil J Brodecky, Jan 23, 1934, Dodge; sc Ann Wallace, James; dc Tony, Bob; died July 8, 2008, Dodge; burial Lincoln Memorial Park [Lincoln?]
BROWN, Virginia Ann, 81: b Mar 24, 1927, St Edward, to E W (Jerry) and Olga (Dietz) Verhaege; m Duane I Brown, Oct 24, 1946, St Edward; sc Timothy, Susan; dc Margaret Ann, Mark, Jerry; died July 29, 2008, Village of Oak Creek, Arizona
BYERS, Sam A, 83: b Mar 5, 1925, Osceola, to Donald R and Joyslyn (Snider) Byers Sr; m Dorothy Belz, Aug 3, 1943, Columbus; sc Timothy, Bill; died Mar 29, 2008, David City
CAKL, Vlasta Marie, 99: b Sept 7, 1908, Tabor area of Colfax County, to Adolph and Rose (Nykodem) Dostal; m William "Bill" Cakl, Sept 1, 1931, Tabor, rural Howells; sc Duane, Eileen Childerston; dc Dennis; died June 26, 2008, Dodge; burial St John's Catholic Cemetery [?]
CALLAHAN, Jody K, 48: b Apr 1, 1959, Sioux City, to Robert E and Shirley L (Kai) Oberg; m Terry "T.C." Callahan; sc Ryan, Eric; died Feb 9, 2008, Dakota City; burial St Mark's Lutheran Cemetery, rural Pender
CARLSON, Richard "Pat", 43: b Mar 17, 1965, Sutherland, to Leslie "Red" and Dorlas (Peters) Carlson; died Sept 22, 2008, Columbus; burial Roselawn Memorial Cemetery, Columbus
CASARRUBIAS, Maria Del Socorro, 52: b June 26, 1955, Chichihaulco, Guerrero, Mexico; m Sergio Ocanas; died Apr 14, 2008, Schuyler; burial Chichihaulco, Guerroro, Mexico
CECH, Zachary, 20: b Apr 18, 1988, Kearney, to John and Julie (Pycha) Cech and Ange Willard; died Sept 9, 2008; burial Clarkson National Cemetery
CHRIST, Doran, 88: b Aug 6, 1920, Stanton County, to August and Rose (Zastera) Christ; m Lola Mae Ruzicka, Aug 11, 1942, rural Howells; sc Lee, Judy Nemec; dc Wayne; died Sept 17, 2008, Dodge; burial Trinity Lutheran Cemetery, Howells
CHUBB, Mildred B, 85: b Nov 2, 1922, rural David City, to Anton L and Stacie (Sabata) Svoboda; m Glenn Chubb, May 6, 1940, Appleton; sc Larry, Shelly Garrison, Connie Sievert, Donna Stanley; dc Duane; died Feb 17, 2008, David City; burial St Mary's Cemetery, David City
CHUDOMELKA, Jerry, 80: b Oct 3, 1927, Nebraska; m Jean Jackman, June 11, 1949; sc Jerry Michael, Jane Jackson, Jeanne Carpenter, Jill Escalante; died Jan 13, 2008, Mission Viejo, California
CINFEL, Lawrence E, Jr, 52: b Aug 21, 1955, Schuyler, to Laurence and Helen (Luxa) Cinfel; m Sherrie Schedin, Apr 11, 1981, Pendleton, Oregon; sc Jon, Ryan, Travis, Tiffiny; died Feb 10, 2008, Clarkson
CODR, Donald W, 75: b Feb 7, 1933, rural Ulysses, to Rudolph and Marie (Vogeltanz) Codr; m MaryLou Hladky, Jan 21, 1956, Utica; sc Ken, Bob, Alan, Cindy Benes, Deb Vandenberg, Karen Smaus, Becky Kresha, Lisa Karel; died Sept 20, 2008, David City; burial St Wenceslaus Cemetery, Bee
COSTELLO, Charlotte, 88: b Sept 20, 1919, Dodge County, to William F and Effie (Sink) Grogan; m Thomas P Costello, Feb 15, 1947, North Bend; sc Effie Jane Caldarola, Thomas P III, John G; dc William F; died May 4, 2008, Omaha; burial St Patrick Cemetery, Clyde
CUDA, Kenneth C, 59: b Nov 10, 1948, Columbus, to Joseph and Anna (Dudek) Cuda; m Patricia Seidel, Nov 26, 1983, Columbus; sc Lloyd, Lynne, Laura; died Jan 28, 2008, rural Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
CUDABACK, Mabel Etta, 69: b May 5, 1939, Paxton, Illinois, to Earl and Dorothy (Ratliff) Patton; m Ronald Lewis Cudaback, June 7, 1958, Champaign [Illinois?]; sc Wanda Seckman, Linda Ferguson, Debra Streblow, Mary Lockner; died May 9, 2008, Columbus; burial Columbus Cemetery
DAUEL, Bessie, 93: b Apr 21, 1913, Rescue, to Joseph D and Rosalie (Kliment) Haba; m William C Dauel, Aug 24, 1936, Ithaca; sc Rosalie Frana, Katherine Stanek, William, Eugene; died Apr 13, 2008, David City; burial Union Cemetery, Malmo
DeBOWER, Florence, 104: b June 19, 1903, Colfax County, to Carl and Mary (Schindler) Kramer; m Walter F DeBower, Dec 31, 1924, rural Schuyler; sc Donna Behmer, Dean; died Mar 4, 2008, Lincoln; burial Schuyler Cemetery
DICKEY, Donald D, 65: b Jan 25, 1943, Leigh, to Joseph and Jeroma (Juva) Dickey; sc Paul, Darla, Donna Hall; died Apr 13, 2008, David City
DIRKSCHNEIDER, Adrian F, 92: b Nov 5, 1925, West Point, to Frank and Margaret (Batenhorst) Dirkschneider; m Melvajean Wagner, Aug 3, 1948, Dodge; sc John, Patrick, Carol Johnson, Mary Jo Hegy; died July 14, 2008, Dodge; burial St Wenceslaus Catholic Cemetery, rural Dodge
DITZLER, Donald, 83: b Oct 11, 1925, David City, to W B "Jack" and Florence (McCracken) Ditzler; m Doris Northway, Apr 6, 1947, David City; sc Jeff; dc Jack, Penny; died Dec 18, 2008, Omaha; burial Edholm Valley Cemetery
DIVIS, Helen L, 87: b Aug 16, 1920, Edholm, to Albert and Mayme (Hajek) Havel; m William E Divis, May 6, 1941, Schuyler; sc William A, Robert J, Jerry, Susan M Proskovec, Marcia Wagner; died Jan 7, 2008, Sun City, Arizona; burial St Francis Cemetery, Wahoo
DIVIS, Martha U, 81: b Oct 21, 1926, Abie, to Frank and Rose (Stara) Bartunek; m Thomas Divis, Dec 27, 1951, Abie; sc Alton, JoAnn Hlavac, Caroline Forstrom, Doris Redler, Lori; died Aug 13, 2008, David City; burial SS Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Abie
DOLEZAL, Richard, 77: b Mar 31, 1931, Weston, to Max and Rose (Jirovsky) Dolezal; m Marilyn Moran, May 25, 1953, Weston; sc Randy, Tim, Sandy Bogner, Pam Houdek; died Apr 19, 2008, Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
DOSTAL, Helen, 72: b Nov 13, 1935, Columbus, to Edward F and Anna M (Oborny) Humlicek; m Dennis Dostal, Sept 7, 1965, Abie; sc Donna Salzman, Sharon Wordekemper, Steve; died Mar 18, 2008, West Point; burial St Mary's Cemetery, Tabor
DRAHOTA, Irma M, 97: b Nov 9, 1911, Abie, to Joseph and Mary Roh; m Lumir W Drahota, Apr 25, 1936, Abie; sc Ann Nordin, Barbara Sugden, Irma Jean Farrell, Lumir James; died Nov 26, 2008, Fremont; burial Calvary Cemetery, Fremont
DRUEPPEL, Harold N, 81: b Aug 9, 1926, St Bernard, to Joseph and Clara (Collins) Drueppel; m Josephine Van Ampting, June 29, 1948, Lindsay; sc Norbert, Donald, Raymond, Richard, Harold, Tony, Marty, Dan, Mary Miratsky, Cathy, Ann Harding, Theresa; died Feb 11, 2008, Schuyler; burial Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, Schuyler
DUBSKY, Janet V, 78: b Sept 17, 1929, to Lars and Signe (Martenson) Johnson; m Jerry Dubsky, Jan 27, 1946; sc Joe, Jay, Jeff, JaNae Smith, JaNel Farnsworth-Dumbrill, Jana Hale; died Feb 21, 2008, David City; burial Schuyler Cemetery
DURKOP, Mabel, 93: b May 12, 1914, rural Platte County, to Louis and Helena (Oltman) Dicke; m William Durkop, May 2, 1954, rural Columbus; sc Dennis; died Feb 19, 2008, Columbus; burial Roselawn Memorial Cemetery, Columbus
EATON, Dorothy G, 68: b Jan 24, 1940, Cumberland, Maryland, to William David and Wilma Grace (Schaefer) Newberrey; m Benjamin F Eaton, Nov 24, 1957, Westminster, Maryland; sc Ben Jr, Richard, Martin, Gary, Cindy Stevenson; dc William D "Bill"; died Nov 30, 2008, Columbus; burial Killian Cemetery, near Morse Bluff
ECKSTEIN, Joseph D, 66: b Mar 6, 1942, Schuyler, to Joseph Cyril and Antoinette (Reznicek) Eckstein; died Apr 3, 2008, David City; burial Schuyler Cemetery
EDIC, Jay H, 54: b Jan 31, 1954, Columbus, to Leon H and Inez L (Bisson) Edic; m Rose M Iwan, May 31, 1975, Fullerton; sc Sharon Joy E; died Aug 27, 2008, Richland; burial Roselawn Memorial Cemetery, Columbus
EGGERS, Olga, 90: b Dec 27, 1917, rural Howells, to Paul and Augusta (Broekemeier) Renner; m Alvin "Butch" Eggers, rural Howells; sc Marlene Liermann, Lanina Condon, William D "Bill"; died Dec 3, 2008, Clarkson; burial Zion Lutheran Cemetery, Leigh
EIFERT, Mary, 63: b Jan 8, 1945, Fremont, to Rudy and Sophia (Heywood) Stangel; m Robert Eifert, Mar 17, 1972; sc Ellen Taylor, Thomas; died Apr 23, 2008, Texas
ENGEL, Leonard, 89: b June 13, 1918, Colfax County, to Louis P and Marie (Wasko) Engel; m Elsie Slavik, Oct 14, 1945, Fremont; died May 18, 2008, Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
ERNST, Carl Ray, 85: b Apr 15, 1923, Columbus, to Albert and Nellie (Michener) Ernst; m Virginia Krzycki, Nov 29, 1947, Columbus; sc Judy Morrison, Mike, Barbara Repking, Pat Sindelar, Denise, Mary Tracy, Andy, Jenny Early; dc infant son; died July 17, 2008; burial St Charles Memorial Gardens, St Charles [Missouri?]
FENCL, Josie, 94: b Dec 2, 1913, Linwood, to John and Mary (Nemec) Kucera; m George Fencl, Nov 23, 1937, Clarkson; sc Elaine Kliment; died Mar 22, 2008, David City; burial Abie National Cemetery
FENDRICK, Diane M: b Mar 31, 1954, Schuyler, to Harold and Roseline (Kroenke) Dostal; raised by her grandparents Frank and Mary (Pieper) Kroenke; m Gilberg "Gib" Fendrick, May 19, 1979, Dodge; sc Tracy, Katherine; died July 22, 2008, Omaha; burial St Wenceslaus Catholic Cemetery, rural Dodge
FENDRICK, Theresa, 42: b Oct 27, 1965, Schuyler, to Frank and Valdene (Sayers) Svoboda; m David L Fendrick, Sept 17, 1983, Howells; sc Jacqueline, Zachary; died Sept 9, 2008; burial Zion Cemetery, rural Clarkson
FIGGNER, Leo, 83: b Aug 2, 1924, Colfax County, to Joe and Bertha (Strudl) Figgner; died Feb 3, 2008, Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
FOSMER, Agnes M, 88: b Sept 9, 1919, Howells, to Adolph and Mary (Hagemann) Behrens; m Alfred Fosmer, Oct 4, 1941, Illinois; sc Richard, James, Michael, Mary; died Aug 6, 2008; burial Calvary Catholic Cemetery [Omaha?]
GALL, Stefanie, 24: b June 29, 1983, Omaha, to John and Donna (Harms) Gall; sc Daphnie Gall, Philip Osgood Jr; dc Emmalee, Jordan; died Feb 24, 2008 [Nevada, Iowa?]; burial Clarkson Catholic Cemetery
GASPARINI, Mary Ann, 59: b Apr 15, 1948, to Ernest and Rose (Suva) Harms; m Mario Gasparini, Nov 19, 1977, Chicago; sc Francesca, Matthew; ssc Diane Forbes, Mark Gasparini; died Apr 11, 2008, Omaha; burial Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery, Olean
GLODOWSKI, Charles, 73: b Feb 22, 1934, Rogers, to Charles and Anna (Bobusid) Glodowski; m Marian Winther, Dec 15, 1956, Omaha; sc Lori Ann Muhle; died Jan 15, 2008, Omaha; burial Schuyler Cemetery
GLODOWSKI, Evelyn, 85: b Feb 16, 1923, Clarkson, to Frank and Antonia (Mastny) Lopour; m Adolph J Glodowski, May 17, 1943, Clarkson; sc Donald, Donna Lane; died Feb 26, 2008, Clarkson; burial Schuyler Cemetery
GONZALEZ, Orlando, 45: died July 12, 2008; burial Schuyler Cemetery
GRADO, Kristie Lynn, 52: b May 7, 1956, Cozad, to Vernon and Darlene (Weber) Sweet; m Shon Grado, July 14, 1983, Norton, Kansas; sc Shawn Sweet; Aaron Sweet; died Aug 8, 2008, Omaha; burial Gothenburg Cemetery
GRECO, Marcella D "Marcie", 90: b Apr 23, 1917, Geyer, Montana, to John A and Philomena (Vogel) Parr; m Frank Greco, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; sc Allen Andersen; died Feb 19, 2008, Fremont; burial St Joseph's Catholic Cemetery, Dodge
GREEN, Stanley Robert, 86: b July 22, 1921, Horrinck, Iowa, to Robert and Alice (Stataler) Green; m Sylvia Frances Molacek, Oct 19, 1946, Schuyler; sc David, Dennis, Bennett; died May 7, 2008, Elk River, Minnesota; burial Lakewood Cemetery, Crosy [Minnesota?]
GROBAREK, Lorrayne C, 85: b Rising City; m Joseph F Grobarek; sc Doriene Prorak, Joseph; died May 24, 2008; burial Town of Maine Cemetery, Park Ridge [Illinois?]
GROENE, Gertrude, 96: b Aug 17, 1911, near Aloys, to Ferdinand and Margaret Stieren Groene; died Aug 10, 2008, West Point; burial St Aloysius Catholic Cemetery
GRUBAUGH, Richard H, 90: b Nov 18, 1917, Linwood, to Roy and Anna (Havel) Grubaugh; m Carol Rolofson, Aug 20, 1940, Wahoo; sc Algene "Genie" Briese; dc Dorothy Romshek; died Jan 19, 2008, David City; burial St Mary's Cemetery [David City?]
GRUENKE, Marcella, 78: b July 5, 1929, Howells, to Joseph and Bessie (Suplak) Honcik; m Graymond Gruenke, Apr 2, 1950, Fremont; sc Michael, Rodney; died Mar 26, 2008, Fremont; burial Memorial Cemetery, Fremont
GUYNAN, Rita, 80: b Mar 14, 1928, rural Rogers, to John J and Margaret (Heavican) Guynan; died Dec 31, 2008, Omaha; burial Schuyler Cemetery
HAHN, Merle E, 81: b Mar 20, 1927, Schuyler, to George and Florence (Matzen) Hahn; m Bertha Kudrna, Feb 10, 1951, Las Vegas, Nevada; died June 17, 2008, Arlington, Texas; burial Dallas/Fort Worth National Cemetery, Grand Prairie, Texas
HANSEN, Walter, 82: b May 30, 1926, rural Neligh, to Carsten and Frieda (Schmidt) Hansen; m Evangeline "Dolly" Furstenau, Mar 30, 1949, Tulsa, Oklahoma; sc Lyle, Dennis, Steve, Trish Montgomery, Susan Hansen, Teresa Walters; died Nov 10, 2008, Neligh; burial Laurel Hill Cemetery, Neligh
HARBISON, LaVern "Boone", 62: b Sept 2, 1945, Creighton, to Clarence and Dorothy (Larkin) Harbison; m Barbara Foster, July 17, 1970, South Sioux City; sc Dorothy, "Winnie" Chaparro; died Mar 6, 2008, Columbus; burial Schuyler Cemetery
HASKIN, Charles "Squeak", 63: b Sept 12, 1944, Hastings, to Charles and Rosalee (Ritchie) Haskin; m Nadine _; sc Kris; ssc Stephen Harlow, Darold "Oscar" Matthews, John Matthews; died Feb 25, 2008, Omaha
HASSLER, Frances H, 90: b Mar 5, 1918, rural Cuming County near Aloys, to Leo and Katherine (Pohl) Renner; m Leo A Hassler, Feb 3, 1944; sc Kenneth, Daniel, Mary Mostek, Vernell Ernesti; dc Duane; died May 14, 2008, Fremont; burial Sacred Heart Cemetery, Olean, rural Dodge
HAY, Bernard Francis, 88: b Dec 27, 1919, Trenton, to Eli and Rose (Hrouda) Hay; m Evelyn; sc Bernard, Bonnie Luckey, Barbara Sandvick; died Nov 30, 2008, Omaha; burial St James Cemetery, Trenton
HEAVICAN, Adelle, 86: b Sept 22, 1922, Fremont, to Louis and Katherine (Muller) Perrin; m Joseph P Heavican, June 12, 1945, Colfax County; sc Eugene, Charles, Veronica Englett, Teresa Raines, Raymond, Joseph M, Elizabeth Mallory, Rebecca; died Oct 17, 2008, Schuyler; burial St Patrick's Catholic Cemetery, rural Rogers
HEDELL, Elaine, 62: b June 2, 1945, Fremont, to Ewald and Ida (Heinssen) Groppe; m Dwaine Hedell, Oct 6, 1968, Hooper; sc Lynette Mandl, Steven; died May 21, 2008, Lincoln; burial Mount Hope Cemetery [West Point?]
HEESE, Kenneth E, 81: b Aug 25, 1927, Dodge, to William and Elizabeth (Beaumont) Heese; m Erlaine Swanson, Aug 28, 1965; died Aug 28, 2008, Schuyler; burial Memorial Cemetery, Fremont
HEITZMAN, William "Bud", 76: b June 27, 1931, Emerson, to Lloyd and Christy (Anderson) Heitzman; m Lorraine Muhle, July 17, 1955, Schuyler; sc Terri Jelinek, Tami Comte; died Jan 18, 2008, David City; burial Schuyler Cemetery
HELD, Betty L, 77: b May 30, 1931, Boone County, to Elmer and Elise (Loseke) Busse; m Jerald Held, Jan 17, 1948, Leigh; sc Linda Bare, Deborah, Jamie Wiese, Harlan; dc Teresa; died Dec 12, 2008, Stanton; burial Leigh Cemetery
HERLING, Bonnie, 66: b June 11, 1942, Alliance, to William and Gladys (Rezac) Veeder; m Dennis Herling, Aug 10, 1963, Newman Grove; sc Sheryl Langdon, Kristine Vickery, Jennifer Hazel, David; died Nov 23, 2008, Clarkson burial Leigh Cemetery
HILLEN, Lillian, 81: b Aug 4, 1927, near Leigh, to Fred and Anna (Schmidt) Daniels; m Vernon Hake, Mar 2, 1947, Leigh; m Lawrence Hillen, June 5, 1987, Leigh; sc Wayne Hake, Dianne Hake Tucker, Marcia Hake Karel, Gloria Hake Wiemer, Michelle Hake Jebens; ssc Glen Hillen, Lois Franzen; dc Gary and Vernon Hake; died Nov 12, 2008, Columbus; burial Zion Cemetery, Leigh
HLADKY, Blazena, 88: b Dec 27, 1919, Schuyler, to William and Hedvika (Krula) Mastny; m James W Hladky, Apr 17, 1940, Schuyler; sc Bill, Luann Vavricek; died Oct 2, 2008, Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
HOGENDORN, Merle D, 89: b Jan 31, 1919, rural Leigh, to John and Elsie (Glandt) Hogendorn; m Elvira "Ellie" Asche, Apr 8, 1947, Leigh; died Aug 30, 2008, Clarkson; burial Zion Lutheran Cemetery, Leigh
HOLLMANN, Jerry J, 62: b Dec 3, 1945, Columbus, to Helmuth and Wilma (Jindra) Hollmann; m Diane Volsicka, Apr 17 [?], Leigh; sc Jim, David; ssc Terry Mendlik, Rhonda Gerald, Yolanda Clinch; died Mar 30, 2008, Stnaton; burial Leigh City Cemetery
HOLLMANN, Lillian J, 87: b Jan 5, 1921, Stanton County, to Thomas and Mary (Volse) Hekrdle; m Melvin H Hollmann, Feb 6, 1945, Columbus; sc Corinne Dupsky, Dean; died Sept 7, 2008, Madison; burial Leigh Cemetery
HORAK, Anna M, 98: b July 4, 1909, Rogers, to Joseph and Annie (Blazek) Ruzicka; m Adolph Horak, Feb 26, 1930, rural Howells; sc Donna Mae Meredith, Linda Ann Varejcka; died June 14, 2008, Hickman; burial Schuyler Cemetery
HRABAK, Francis Howard, 95: b Dec 29, 1912, Dodge, to Charles and Bessie (Krull) Hrabak Jr; m Catherine Kelly, Sept 5, 1953; died Mar 2, 2008, Federal Way, Washington
HUNKE, Alice C, 89: b Sept 7, 1919, Schuyler, to Joesph and Nellie (Riley) Tully; m Alfred Hunke, Oct 8, 1940, Clyde, rural North Bend; sc Francis, Margaret Peterson; died Dec 23, 2008, Stanton
HUSS, Joseph "Joe", 50: b Apr 3, 1958, Spencer, Iowa, to Charles and MaryAnn (Hoffrichter) Huss; died Nov 9, 2008, Schuyler; burial Holy Cross Cemetery, Schuyler
IBACH, Gary L, Sr, 68: b Dec 30, 1939, near Cumro, to Lee and Helen (Knajdl) Ibach; m Karen; sc Crystal, Gary L Jr; died July 23, 2008, rural Ansley; burial Mason City Cemetery
JEDLICKA, Marvin, 73: b Sept 25, 1934, Colfax County, to Adolph and Vlasta (Novotny) Jedlicka; m Shirley Kracman, Apr 24, 1957, Heun; sc Jay, Jolene Kassmeier; died Aug 25, 2008, Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
JOHANSEN, Margaret Ann, 84: b Sept 25, 1923, near Pender, to Harold and Florence (Van Valin) Palmer; m Francis Edward Johansen, Aug 24, 1941, Valley; sc Mary Ann Hritz, Kay Hollman, Jeanne Fendrick, Carol Wieneke, Jack; died July 9, 2008, Springdale, Arkansas; burial Fayetteville National Cemetery, Fayetteville [Arkansas?]
JOHNSON, Lester H, 84: b Nov 9, 1924, Bertrand, to Joe and Ellen (Sjbolm) Johnson; m Verla Olson, Aug 29, 1948, Loomis; sc Larry, Donald, Douglas, Gene; died Dec 21, 2008, David City
KALISEK, Matilda, 89: b Aug 20, 1918, rural Clarkson, to John and Mary (Suchan) Mastny; m Rudolph Pacas, 1940; m James Kalisek, 1957; died Aug 11, 2008, Dodge; burial Clarkson National Cemetery
KAREL, Vlasta E, 99: b Dec 24, 1908, rural Howells, to Joseph and Pauline (Benes) Palas; m William Karel, Feb 8, 1927, Stanton; sc Bill, Edwin, Stanley, Marcella Hoffman; dc Arlene Nechodom; died Mar 28, 2008, St Edward; burial Clarkson National Cemetery
KAUP, Richard L, 81: b Aug 3, 1927, Dodge, to Fred and Catherine (Wieneke) Kaup; m Bernice Dirckschneider, Jan 13, 1949, Snyder; sc David, Richard "Dick", Timothy, Robert, Thomas, Ned; died Aug 13, 2008, Fremont; burial St Wenceslaus Catholic Cemetery, rural Dodge
KEEFE, Margaret, 93: b Oct 8, 1915, Schuyler, to Chase and Fanny (Davis) Finley; m John J Keefe, Oct 8, 1940, David City; sc Rev John, Patricia Freund, Dennis, Tom, Terry, Mike; died Nov 3, 2008, Lincoln; burial Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln
KIENBAUM, Nancy R, 65: b May 21, 1942, Fremont, to Herman and Ruth (Loukota) Chudomelka; m Nile Kienbaum, June 11, 1960, Snyder; sc Kim Krienert, Gina Metshke; dc Troy, Jamie; died Mar 18, 2008, Scribner; burial St Peter's Cemetery, Snyder
KLEIN, Annie, 84: b July 4, 1923, Bellwood, to Emil and Leona (Roelandts) DeBaets; m Anton "Tony" Klein, Feb 3, 1947, Ulysses; sc Louis, Richard, Lena Gipfert, Leona Zegers, Marie Bruegger, Theresa Dion; died Jan 25, 2008, David City; burial St Bonaventure Cemetery, Columbus
KLUCK, Elsie, 106: b Apr 29, 1902, rural Schuyler, to Joseph and Mary (Cerny) Krejci; m Milton W Kluck, Feb 18, 1925, Council Bluffs, Iowa; sc Mary Lou Chastain; dc M Duane; died Nov 5, 2008, Omaha; burial Schuyler Cemetery
KLUTHE, Elizabeth, 100: b Jan 20, 1908, Olean area, Colfax County, to Joseph and Gertrude (Dirkschneider) Kassmeier; m Ludwig N Kluthe, Oct 8, 1930, Olean, rural Howells; sc Lambert, Leonard, Loretta Baumert, Lorraine Gall, Eileen Cada; died Oct 11, 2008, Dodge; burial SS Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Howells
KMENT, Martha M, 88: b Mar 26, 1920, Columbus, to Joseph and Mary (Votova) Viglicky; m Joseph T Kment, Apr 25, 1940, Schuyler; sc Alden, Richard, Arnold, David, Donald, Marlene Hartman, Irene Starkey, Joann Colfack, Lorraine Moore, Sally Roh; dc Joey; died July 17, 2008, Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
KNECHT, George Alvin, 72: b Nov 9, 1936; m Jean; sc Robert, Wade, Glen, Bill; died Nov 14, 2008, Pacheco, California; burial Memory Gardens Memorial Park, Concord, California
KNECHT, James M: b to George and Frances (Kral) Knecht; m Rosemary; ssc (3); dc Michael; died June 1, 2008, Clayton, California; burial at sea
KNIEVEL, Edna, 78: b Feb 15, 1930, rural West Point; m Edwin Knievel, May 11, 1957; sc Dale, Susan Bockelman, Bonnie Styskal, Carol Polacek; died Mar 5, 2008, West Point; burial St Michael's Cemetery, West Point
KONSEL, Allyn Francis, 68: b July 4, 1939, to John J and Vlasta (Dlouhy) Konsel; m Ellen Hunke, Feb 27, 1960, rural Howells; sc Garry, David, Denise Telecky, Janene Hoffman, Leanne Ruskamp; died Apr 22, 2008, Wisner; burial St Henry's Catholic Cemetery, rural Howells
KONSEL, Vlasta, 98: b Mar 27, 1909, rural Howells, to Francis "Frank" and Emma Evert Dlouhy; m John J Konsel, Nov 6, 1928, Howells; sc Darlene Pieper, John F, Allyn; died Jan 22, 2008, Dodge; burial St John Nepomucene Cemetery, rural Howells
KRACL, Frank E, 92: b Aug 7, 1915, Colfax County, to Stanley and Emily (Hobza) Kracl; m Florence Schmidt, Sept 29, 1938, near Richland; sc Diana Bohac, Mary Lou Jedlicka, Ed, Allan, Jim; died Apr 9, 2008, Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
KRACL, Larry, 58: b Sept 6, 1949, Columbus, to Marlin and Arlene (Zoubek) Kracl; died May 9, 2008, Greeley, Colorado; burial Schuyler Cemetery
KRAJICEK, Elsie E, 82: b Sept 15, 1925, Clarkson, to Joseph and Anna (Cerny) Hejtmanek; m Frank J Krajicek, Jan 28, 1947, Clarkson; sc Bonnie Nations, Cheryl Bang; died Mar 3, 2008, Loveland, Colorado
KRATOCHVIL, Jim, 73: b Apr 10, 1934, Clarkson, to Frank and Antonia (Polodna) Kratochvil; m Sharon Lee Sup, May 14, 1960, Clarkson; sc Neal, Mike, Mark; died Jan 30, 2008, Lincoln; burial Clarkson Catholic Cemetery
KREIKEMEIER, Margaret M, 86: b May 25, 1922, rural Howells in Cuming County, to Joseph and Margaret (Ebbers) Schlautman; m Aloysius "Al" Kreikemeier, Nov 11, 1948, Dodge; sc Patricia Reinhardt, William, Melvin, James, Edward; dc Janice McNeil; died Aug 12, 2008, Dodge; burial St Boniface Cemetery, Monterey, rural West Point
KRENK, Darlene M, 76: b July 8, 1932, rural Bruno, to Theodore "Ted" and Albina (Brtek) Sedlacek; m Clarence Krenk, June 14, 1956, Bruno; sc David, Galen, Carol Schoenhofer; died Nov 2, 2008, David City; burial SS Peter and Paul Cemetery [Abie?]
KREPEL, Leonard, 82: b Nov 7, 1925, rural Leigh, to Henry and Josie Krepel; m Correnne "Corky" Moural, June 12, 1949, Schuyler; sc Doris Rogers, Leon, Larry, Gary, Ron; dc Joyce Shockley, Jerry; died June 1, 2008, Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
KROEGER, Marvin, 89: b May 8, 1918, rural Leigh, to Edward and Anna (Nitz) Kroeger; m Betty Price, Sept 22, 1946, St Edward; m Opal (Tietgen) Timperley, Oct 5, 1984, Alvardo, Minnesota; sc Mike, Scott; ssc Donna Campbell; died Feb 10, 2008, Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
KRUEGER, Vernon F, 86: b June 6, 1922, rural Firth, to Fred and Anna (Hartwig) Krueger; m Elsie; sc Charlotte Herling, Chuck; died Oct 6, 2008, Adams; burial Lincoln Memorial Park
KRZYCKI, Cathy, 57: b Aug 28, 1951, Pender, to James and Winifred (Jahde) Welsh; m Don Krzycki, Oct 30, 1976, Pender; sc Kelly Xavier, Phillip; died Aug 29, 2008, Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
KUCERA, Agnes, 93: b Nov 30, 1914, Rescue, to Joseph and Rosalie (Kliment) Haba; m Edward T Kucera, Nov 24, 1942, David City; sc Geraldine Polacek, Karen Kment, Loretta Patchen, Jeanette Blake; died Sept 16, 2008, David City; burial Linwood Hill Cemetery
KULHANEK, Sophie, 94: b Aug 28, 1914, rural Cuming County, to Frank B and Bessie T (Kucera) Sindelar; m Joseph R Kulhanek, Jan 31, 1933, Howells; sc Gene; dc Joseph M; died Sept 20, 2008, Clarkson; burial St John's Nepomucene Catholic Cemetery, Howells
KUMPF, Lilas M, 75: b Mar 14, 1933, Leigh, to Edward and Leona Mae (Linn" Franzen; m Clarence C Kumpf, June 9, 1953, Leigh; sc Dale, Susan Eikmeier; died Aug 31, 2008, Leigh; burial Zion Lutheran Cemetery, Leigh
KUNCL, Joe R, 81: b June 26, 1926, rural Prague, to Anton and Rose (Vavak) Kuncl; m Darline Lorenc, Sept 29, 1956, Linwood; sc Theresa Musilek, Annie Havlovic; died May 21, 2008, Lincoln; burial St John's Cemetery, Prague
LADEHOFF, Ruth, 71: b June 28, 1936, Colfax County, to Walter and Mary (Janousek) Blum; m Richard "Bud" Ladehoff, July 25, 1955; sc Fred, Richard, Tim, Alan, Dwain; died Mar 9, 2008, Omaha; burial Schuyler Cemetery
LAMBRECHT, Paul, 63: b May 24, 1944, Schuyler, to George and Helen (Legler) Lambrecht; m Janet Ochsner, Jan 18, 1964, Vermilion, South Dakota; sc Dean, Diane Gall; died Jan 22, 2008, Omaha; burial Schuyler Cemetery
LAWRENCE, Carol, 60: b Nov 2, 1948, Quincy, Illinois, to Cecil and Virginia (Glassford) Rumsey; m Michael Lawrence, Jan 25, 1965, Palmyra, Missouri; sc Michele Hackler, Deann Hosea, Anita Gomez; died Nov 19, 2008, Omaha; burial Schuyler Cemetery
LERCH, Ronald E, 66: b Feb 15, 1942, Omaha, to Edwin and Pelegia Lerch; m Virginia; sc Veronica, Ron Jr, Laura Hoeft, Connie Dittmer; died bef May 15, 2008; burial Bellevue Cemetery
LIEKHUS, Pauline, 95: b June 4, 1913, near Olean, to Joseph and Gertrude (Dirkschneider) Kassmeier; m Francis Liekhus, Apr 24, 1946, Olean; sc David, Kathy Rausch; died Nov 19, 2008, Schuyler; burial Sacred Hearet Catholic Church Cemetery, Olean
LIMBACH, Lawrence, 72: b July 20, 1925, Colfax County, to Peter and Rose (Bogner) Limbach; m Sally Montgomery, Feb 15, 1987, Reno, Nevada; sc Denise Depue, Keith, Greg, Renee Mikan, Darren; died May 27, 2008, Omaha
LINENBURG, Inez, 90: b Feb 27, 1917, Schuyler, to Herman and Ida (Loptein) Linenburg; died Jan 19, 2008, Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
LODL, Evelyn, 77: b Dec 10, 1930, near Clarkson, to Otto and Mary (Silacek) Hradec; m Lambert Lodl, Apr 26, 1951, Heun, rural Clarkson; sc Lynn Harms, Kathleen; died Aug 18, 2008, Lincoln; burial Holy Trinity Catholic Cemetery, Heun, rural Clarkson
LUCHSINGER, Mable A, 89: b Feb 20, 1919, Columbus, to Henry and Anna (Morkert) Keller; m Herbert Luchsinger Sr, June 3, 1936, Columbus; sc Herbert Jr, Carol; dc infant son; died Sept 28, 2008, Columbus; burial Roselawn Memorial Cemetery, Columbus
MA'AE, Cheryl Ann: b Oct 17, 1946, McCook, to Wanda Lavonne (Warren) Walters and Harrison Everett Walters; m Vevesi Ma'ae; sc Patrick; died Dec 19, 2008, Honolulu, Hawaii
MACH, Helen D, 95: b Feb 8, 1913, rural Prague, to August and Mary (Ourada) Kaspar; m Rudolph Mach, Apr 6, 1935, Prague; sc Irma Wilt, Donna Ostry, Mary Ann Polivka; died Apr 30, 2008, Wahoo; burial Prague National Cemetery, Prague
MAHLIN, Helen E, 90: b Jan 24, 1918, rural Bellwood, to Parker and Inez Antonia (Neisner) Ostrander; m Marion Mahlin, Nov 6, 1934, Wayne; sc Diane Epp; dc Donald; died Nov 5, 2008, David City; burial David City Cemetery
MARDOCK, Virginia, 87: b Sept 9, 1921, Omaha, to Walter and Mary (Michka) Kolacny; m Donald P Mardock, Sept 22, 1938, Council Bluffs, Iowa; sc Sally A Mardock Murad, William M, Donald M, Patrick J, Kathi Jo Robinson, Barry; died Dec 6, 2008, Columbus; burial Schuyler Cemetery
MARIK, Emma M, 91: b Feb 26, 1917, rural Howells, to Nick and Anna (Madurajski) Podliska; m Edward J Marik, Jan 9, 1945, Howells; died May 18, 2008, West Point; burial St John Nepomucene Cemetery, rural Howells
MASON, Urban Cecil, 79: b Feb 8, 1929, Reliance, South Dakota, to Cecil J and Mina (Spader) Mason; m Ruth; sc Mary Nieman, Janice Ondracek, Darrell, Michael; died July 2, 2008, Omaha; burial National Cemetery, Sturgis, South Dakota
MASTNY, Johnny F, 89: b Dec 21, 1918, Colfax County, to John and Mary (Sterba) Mastny; m Almarine Roether, Jun 19, 1946; died Feb 21, 2008, Omaha; burial Schuyler Cemetery
MATSON, Rose M, 68: b Dec 30, 1939, Dodge, to Stanley and Marie (Kalisek) Cerny; m Warren Matson, Apr 23, 1960, Albion; sc Duane, Alan, Lee; died Sept 11, 2008, Fremont; burial Clyde Cemetery, rural Rogers
MAYHEW, Ernest "Ernie", 88: b Feb 23, 1920, Ulesburg, Colorado, to Elmer and Caroline (Muhle) Mahew; m Jean Balmer, Dec 28, 1953, Schuyler; sc Kim, Carmen Sedlacek, Rick, Doug; died Nov 9, 2008, Loveland, Colorado; burial Linwood Cemetery
MEJSTRIK, Karen Lynn, 51: b to Robert E and Evelyn F Pierce; m Patrick J Majstrik; sc Noah, Anna, Jared; died June 6, 2008; burial Resurrection Cemetery, Omaha
MEYSENBURG, Eva A, 98: b June 23, 1909, Bellwood, to Peter and Rose Mary (Hilger) Hiller; m Paul John "PJ" Meysenburg, Apr 23, 1929, Bellwood; sc Gerald, Jack, Norbert; died Mar 18, 2008, David City; burial SS Peter and Mary Cemetery, rural Bellwood
MICK, Gerald A, 67: b Aug 24, 1941, Silver Creek, to Joseph and Lydia (Gabel) Mick; m Patricia J Raric, Oct 31, 1964, rural Bellwood; sc Jene' Thyren, Lyne' Rerucha, Andre' Mick; died Oct 9, 2008, David City; burial Pleasant View Cemetery, Butler County
MIHULKA, Elden, 84: b July 2, 1924, Colfax County, to Frank and Mary (Pokorny) Mihulka; m Wylma Klima, Feb 1954; died Sept 14, 2008, Omaha; burial Schuyler Cemetery
MOORE, Vivian, 97: b Feb 24, 1911, Bellwood, to Ubbe and Margery (McGaffin) Nantkes; m James L Moore, July 3, 1934, Papillion; sc Keith, Sherryl Kment; died Apr 3, 2008, Dodge; burial Bellwood Cemetery
MOORE-SAUER, Mary, 93: b Apr 9, 1915, Park, Kansas, to Paul and Elizabeth (Ochs) Kaiser; m Joseph Richard Moore, Aug 4, 1941, Park, Kansas; m Peter Sauer Jr, Feb 14, 1986, Rose Hill, Kansas; sc Edith Iwan, Brendan Moore, Raymond Moore, Albin Moore; dc Mary Beth Svitak; died Aug 28, 2008, Columbus; burial Holy Cross Cemetery, Schuyler
MORBACH, Dorothy, 83: b Nov 18, 1924, Raymond, to David and Ruby (Scott) Legler; m Harry Lee Morbach, Nov 18, 1944, Marietta; sc David, Joseph, Doll Hamata, Sheila Lyons, Kimberly Claiborne; died Nov 6, 2008, David City; burial Presentation Cemetery, rural Bellwood
MRSTIK, Gertrude, 89: died Oct 2008; burial Schuyler Cemetery
MUHLE, Andrew, 21: b July 8, 1987, Schuyler, to Mike and Deb (Blum) Muhle; died before July 23, 2008; burial Schuyler Cemetery
NECHVATAL, Agnes, 96: b Sept 26, 1911, Lidgerwood, North Dakota, to Anton and Minerva (Isper) Stepan; m Bohumil J Nechvatal, Sept 27, 1932, rural Clarkson; sc Dorothy Urbanek; died Mar 8, 2008, Clarkson; burial Schuyler Cemetery
NEMEC, Lillian, 83: b July 21, 1924, Stanton County, to Anton and Mary (Smejkal) Vrbicky; m Leonard Nemec, Feb 6, 1946, Clarkson; sc Gary, Glen "Chester", Gale, Joyce Vrbicky; died Feb 20, 2008, West Point; burial St Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Tabor, rural Howells
NEUHAUS, Lucille, 86: b Dec 9, 1921, Bennington, to Peter and Minnie (Wiese) Wulf; m Harold Neuhaus, Mar 1, 1941, Omaha; sc Sharon Kracl, Shirley "Jean" Petersen, Richard; died Apr 23, 2008, Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
NEUJAHR, Alice M, 85: b Feb 10, 1923, rural Staplehurst, to Ernst and Marie (Ahrens) Bek; m Reuben Neujahr, June 8, 1941, Staplehurst; sc Ken, Sandra Peterson; dc Steven; died Oct 30, 2008, Omaha; burial Seward Cemetery, Seward
ODVODY, Michael G, 52: b Dec 24, 1956, Fremont, to George and Charlene (Tawney) Odvody; died July 12, 2008; burial Woodland Cemetery, North Bend
OLMER, Edwin R, 86: b July 5, 1922, Columbus, to John and Stella (Eisenmenger) Olmer; m Rose Mary Noonan, Sept 29, 1948, rural Lindsay; sc Marvin, Melvin, Kenneth, David, Dale, Virginia Fehringer, Judy Spale, Jeanette Korth, Mary Sonderman; dc Joseph; died July 21, 2008, Omaha; burial St Francis Cemetery, Humphrey
ONDRACEK, Agnes R, 95: b Oct 16, 1913, Walthill, to Emil and Frances (Urbanec) Bohaboj; adopted by Frank Prokop; m Anton J Ondracek, July 19, 1941, Clearwater; sc Myron; died Dec 7, 2008, Syracuse; burial Schuyler Cemetery
OVERSHAW, Victor H, Sr, 79: b Feb 24, 1928, Oakdale, to Oscar and Agnes (Sonnenfelt) Obershaw; m Bertha Milliken, July 30, 1950, Neligh; sc Peggy Roder, Lori Tweedy, Debby Hernandez, Teresa Svoboda, Victor A, Chris, Roger, Paul; dc Timothy; died Feb 3, 2008, Lincoln; burial St Mary's Cemetery, Tilden
PARR, Audrea May Beryl, 85: b Nov 1, 1922, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, to John and Jennie James; m Victor Parr; sc Victor T, Gerald, Donald, Eric, Helen Fosmer, Roseann Svitak, Linda Sandos, Laura Thorson; dc Donna Mae; died Feb 20, 2008; burial Mount Hope Cemetery, Omaha
PECA, Charles F, 80: m Alice; died Apr 4, 2008, Mesa, Arizona
PETERSEN, Brody Dayne, 4 months: b July 6, 2008, Omaha, to Tim and Angie Petersen; died Nov 5, 2008, Omaha; burial Evergreen Memorial Park, Omaha
PETERSEN, Larry, 78: b Mar 7, 1930, Ivanhoe, Minnesota, to Peter and Anna (Andersen) Petersen; m Nathelle Wirt, Jan 22, 1955, Breckenridge, Minnesota; sc Darcy Kurger, Tom, Lance; dc Bryon; died Sept 5, 2008, Omaha
PIEPER, Betty, 52: b Jan 24, 1956, West Point, to Francis and Margaret (Stalp) Heimann; m Dave Pieper, Apr 23, 1977, Snyder; sc Cindy Reichmuth, Brian, Karen, Emily, Chris; died Sept 22, 2008, Omaha; burial St Wenceslaus Catholic Cemetery, Dodge
PIEPER, Paul, 92: b June 29, 1915, rural Dodge, to William and Elizabeth Kassmeier Pieper; m Monica Heavican, June 12, 1940, Dublin, rural Schuyler; sc Paul W, Jim, Mary Katherine Guenther, Margaret, Alice Brown; died Apr 20, 2008, Omaha; burial St Wenceslaus Catholic Cemetery, rural Dodge
POKORNY, Vlasta F, 86: b Mar 8, 1922, Omaha, to Frank J and Helen (Kral) Stech Sr; m Joseph Pokorny, May 30, 1940; sc Larry; died Oct 26, 2008, Columbus; burial Schuyler Cemetery
POLACEK, Beatrice M, 98: b Mar 15, 1909, Bruno, to Robert and Mary (Divis) Stava; m Adolph Polacek, June 30, 1931, Bruno; sc Gary, Rita Chapek; dc Eldon; died Mar 3, 2008, David City; burial St Anthony de Padua Catholic Cemetery, Bruno
POLLARD, Mary, 100: b July 16, 1907, Heun area of Colfax County, to Anton and Tillie (Ciha) Jonas; m James W Pollard, July 20, 1937, Heun, rural Clarkson; sc Genelle Rosenbaum; died Apr 14, 2008, Scribner; burial Schuyler Cemetery
PRAEST, Andrew, 82: b Sept 29, 1925, rural Dodge in Cuming County, to Gerhard and Mary (Buschkamp) Praest; died Aug 19, 2008, Pierce; burial St Aloysius Catholic Cemetery, Aloys
PRAZAK, Elsie, 94: b Nov 1, 1913, Leigh, to John and Emma (Stejkal) Barta; m Vincent Prazak, Apr 18, 1933, Schuyler; sc Robert, Adeline Demas; died Apr 24, 2008, Clarkson; burial Clarkson National Cemetery
RAMUSSEN, Jay Alden, 79: b Feb 21, 1928; m Dalyce _; sc Jamie Mehl, Jana Nichols; died Feb 7, 2008, Florida
RATHJE, Linda L, 49: b Sept 24, 1959, David City, to Glenn and Luella (Way) Marquis; m Keith Rathje, May 15, 1981, Rising City; sc Travis, Tom, Liz; died Nov 22, 2008, Rising City; burial Faith West Cemetery, rural Rising City
RERUCHA, Anna J, 89: b Apr 11, 1918, Appleton, to Adolph and Antonia (Svoboda) Samek; m John J Rerucha, Sept 14, 1946, Appleton; died Jan 17, 2008, David City; burial St Anthony's Cemetery, Bruno
REZNICEK, George B, 87: b Aug 4, 1920, rural Dodge, to Andrew and Emma (Pavel) Reznicek; m Lillian Fendrick, Mar 2, 1943, rural Leigh; sc Phyllis Novacek, LaVonne Novak, Donna Leonard, Pauline Reznicek, Sandra Sautter; died July 23, 2008 Fremont; burial St Wenceslaus Catholic Cemetery, rural Dodge
ROWLAND, Nathan J, 7 weeks: b Jan 3, 2008, Fremont, to Adam and Stephanie (Timm) Rowland; died Feb 23, 2008, Fremont
RUESCHHOFF, Erwin, 72: b Apr 26, 1936, Howells area, to Gerhard and Bertha Rueschhoff; m Bernardine; sc David, Bernard, John, Pam Terzlaff; died June 26, 2008; burial Holy Sepulcher Cemetery, Gretna
RUPPRECHT, Agnes, 82: b Sept 22, 1926, Stanton County, to Henry and Mary (Schlautman) Ridder; m Richard Rupprecht, May 18, 1954, rural Howells; sc Diane Hooper, Linda Ritter, Ron; died Oct 12, 2008, rural Clarkson; burial Clarkson Catholic Cemetery
RUSKAMP, William "Bill", 94: b Cuming County, to Joseph and Anna (Grosserhode) Ruskamp; m Veronica "Verna" Ernesti, Oct 4, 1939, rural Wet Point; sc Alan, Jim, Don, Jeanene Renter, Carol Foy, Diane Ruskamp, Linda Pruss, Mary Eckstein, Doris Nickolaison; dc Darlene Ruskamp; died June 17, 2008, West Point; burial Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery [rural Dodge?]
SAFARIK, Tillie M, 100: b to __ Bazata; m Frank Dirkschneider; m Joseph Safarik; sc Joyce Lohner; dc Eugene Dirkschneider; died bef Mar 17, 2008; burial Schuyler Cemetery
SAUSER, Darlene, 90: b Dec 24, 1917, Dodge County, to Fred and Cristena (Landerfeld) Ladehoff; m Joseph Sauser, July 21, 1944, North Platte; died Sept 23, 2008, North Bend
SAYERS, George L, 82: b June 20, 1926, rural Leigh, to Roy and Elsie (Hejtmanek) Sayers; died Oct 11, 2008, Omaha; burial Leigh Cemetery
SCHMID, Melvin M, 87: b July 9, 1920, rural County County, to Martin and Martha (Oltman) Schmid; m Dorothy Gossman, June 19, 1954, rural Columbus; sc Marsha Marshall, Sherri Schneider, Holly, Marty, Scott; died Jan 27, 2008, David City; burial Calvary Cemetery, rural Columbus
SCHMIDT, Ervin, 53: b Sept 23, 1954, Schuyler, to Glenn and Henrietta (Foust) Schmidt; sc Christopher, Jesse, Jodi; died Mar 4, 2008, Linwood
SCHMIT, Rose A, 98: b Jan 5, 1910, Bruno, to Frank and Ann (Hlavac) Husak; m William Kozisek, 1929; m Peter Schmit, 1961; sc LaVerne Kozisek, William Kozisek, Eugene Kozisek, Maxine Bredahl; ssc Donald Schmit, Orville Schmit, Lorene Kallenbach; dsc Eugene Schmit, Dorothy Moyer; died May 24, 2008, David City; burial St Anthony's Cemetery, Bruno
SCHULTZ, Delmar, 71: b Oct 9, 1937, Prague, to James and Bessie (Novak) Schultz; m Doris Thiem, Sept 12, 1959, Howells; sc Donna Pearson, DeAnn Zessin; died Nov 12, 2008, Lincoln; burial St Mary's Cemetery, David City
SEDLAK, Robert, 58: b Apr 2, 1950, Columbus, to James and Evelyn (Svec) Sedlak; m Janice, 1992; ssc Chris Herrick; died May 20, 2008; burial Fort McPherson National Cemetery, Maxwell
SELLHORST, Bernice P, 74: b July 25, 1933, West Point, to Stephen and Teresa (Dinslage) Blome; m William A Sellhorst, Apr 18, 1955, West Point; sc David, Glenn, William J, Andrew, Jay, Lori Rauber, Nancy Welzenbach; dc Jeffery; died Mar 18, 2008, Howells; burial Sacred Heart Cemetery, Olean
SIERKS, Doris F, 82: b Dec 9, 1925, Wagner, South Dakota, to A Z and Mary Vondracek; m Sterling Sierks, Feb 10, 1946, Maryville, Kansas; sc Terri Tten, Janet Hultstrand, Debra Williamson; died Aug 4, 2008, Fremont
SINDELAR, Arley A, 81: b rural Cuming County to James and Mary (Chudomelka) Vcelik; m Louis V Sindelar, Feb 26, 1946, Dodge; sc David, Roland, Susan Brandt; died Jan 11, 2008, Howells; burial St Wenceslaus Catholic Cemetery, rural Dodge
SKODA, Julie Marie: b Oct 3, 1915, rural Schuyler, to Mary Antionette Chmelka Slvaik and Frank Anton Slavik; m James Martin Skoda, Sept 11, 1935, rural Schuyler; sc Karen Jean Nelson, Sandra Kay Barklow; died Jan 12, 2008
SPECHT, Blanche, 86: b Dec 25, 1921, rural Clarkson, to Frank J and Antonia (Dworak) Kudera; m Ralph E Specht, Oct 15, 1946, Schuyler; sc David, Arlys Pacas, Arden, Gaylen, Carol Harris; died Dec 2, 2008, Schuyler
SPENNER, Paul J, 82: b May 11, 1925, rural West Point, to Ignatius and Anna (Risse) Spenner; m Rita Maresh, Aug 25, 1953, Dodge; sc Tom, Kathleen Boehninger, Mike, Diane Spenner, Mar[?], John, Bob, Elaine Ruskamp, Jackie Hansen; died Mar 6, 2008, rural West Point; burial St Michael's Cemetery, West Point
STEENBOCK, Ronald, 55: b Feb 11, 1953, Council Bluffs, Iowa, to Lester W and Arlu (Koenig) Steenbock; m Nancy Nielsen, June 17, 1983, Omaha; sc Brook, Niki Nielsen, Denise Spilinek, Shannon; died Dec 19, 2008, Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
STEFFENSMEIER, Anton Bernard, 95: b Apr 15, 1913, Monterey, rural West Point, to John and Mary Birchem Steffensmeier; riased by his stepmother Augusta Emmels Steffensmeier; m Marie Kneuver, Sept 25, 1945, Monterey; sc Sister Betty Steffensmeier, Marlene Pietz, Mary Hart, Richard; dc Michael, Leonard; died Apr 21, 2008, Fremont; burial St Wenceslaus Catholic Cemetery, rural Dodge
STELLA, Evelyn R, 84: b July 2, 1923, Wahoo; m Joseph Stella; sc Steven, Kris and Jim Olesen [?], Nancy Steenbock; died June 28, 2008, Schuyler; burial Westlawn-Hillcrest Memorial Park, Omaha
STOLTENBERG, Hilda, 89: b Dec 21, 1918, to Harry and Amanda (Kuester) Renner; m Dennis Stoltenberg, July 30, 1940; sc Jean Schacher, Fran Luxa, Phyllis Wanderer, Brock; died July 15, 2008, Norfolk; burial St John's Lutheran Cemetery, rural Howells
STRONG, John E "Buddy", II, 60: b July 4, 1947, Litchfield, Illinois, to John and Olga (Buskohl) Strong; raised by uncle and aunt LaVere and Elvira Heller; died July 3, 2008, Omaha; burial Memorial Cemetery, Fremont
SVATORA, Lloyd, 80: b Jan 5, 1928, Colfax County, to Peter and Anna (Kasik) Svatora; m Lorene Shonka, June 12, 1951, Schuyler; sc Linda, Leslie, Leroy; died Mar 9, 2008, Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
SVIK, Alice, 87: b Sept 7, 1920, Stanton County, to Emil and Hermie (Rosicky) Cimfel; m Frank E Svik, Feb 17, 1943, Clarkson; sc David; died Apr 1, 2008, Lincoln
SWANSON, Milton, 83: b Apr 9, 1925, Richland, to Norman and Evelyn (Muehlich) Swanson; m Angela Johnson, Apr 3, 1945, Columbus; sc Kathy Burt, Joan Laird, Kristi Yungdahl, Jim; died Apr 18, 2008, Columbus; burial All Saints Cemetery, Columbus
TELECKY, Matilda, 95: b Mar 12, 1913, rural Clarkson, to Frank and Antonia (Mastny) Lopour; m Raymond Telecky, Mar 5, 1935, Clarkson; sc Dennis; dc Dorothy Mae, Ardith Matilda, Marvin Roy; died Nov 28, 2008, Lincoln; burial Clarkson National Cemetery, Clarkson
THEISEN, James J, Dr: b Oct 12, 1934; m Anita L; sc James J Jr, Diane T Kohout; died Oct 21, 2008, Omaha; burial Resurrection Cemetery [Omaha?]
THIEM, Agnes, 91: b Dec 1, 1916, rural Dodge, to Joseph and Anna Mikes; m Adolph Thiem; sc Larry; died May 31, 2008, Fremont; burial St Leo's Catholic Cemetery, rural Snyder
THROENER, Rose, 91: b May 12, 1917, rural Monterey, to Joseph and Theodora (Stieren) Frickenstein; m Rudolph Throener, Mar 27, 1951; sc Mary Kay Hagerty, Victor; died May 29, 2008, Dodge; burial St Boniface Cemetery [Monterey?]
TICHOTA, John E, 74: b Apr 29, 1933, Howells, to John and Emma (Wragge) Tichota; m Rose Marie Vering, May 29, 1965, Howells; sc Ken, Tom, Kathy, Ron, Mary Prusa; dc Randy; died Feb 13, 2008, Dodge; burial St John's Catholic Cemetery, rural Howells
TOMEK, Francis E, 72: b June 5, 1936, to Frank and Elsie (Roh) Tomek; died June 19, 2008, Lincoln; burial St John's Cemetery, Prague
TOMEK, Mitchell Edward, 15: b Jun 18, 1992, Columbus, to Mike and Denise (Kroeger) Tomek; died Feb 21, 2008, Bennet; burial Schuyler Cemetery
TOMKA, Helen, 95: b Apr 30, 1912, Dodge, to Joseph and Anna (Maresh) Kresl; m Emil Tomka, Nov 17, 1931; sc Lois Pilmore, Judith Hurd, Norman, Jim; died Jan 8, 2008, Fremont; burial St Wenceslaus Catholic Cemetery, rural Dodge
TONDL, Rose Marie, 71: b May 28, 1937, Broken Bow, to John and Anna Tondl; died Oct 15, 2008, Lincoln
TORSON, Adam Ralph, 81: b Feb 4, 1927, Cedar Rapids, to Vincent and Hedwig (Zelasney) Torson; m Shirley Ann Nordeen, Dec 9, 1950, Albion; sc Denise Tschantre, Cindy Slusarski, Melody Drueppel, Barbara Iwan; died Oct 21, 2008, Columbus
TROFHOLZ, Velda, 86: b June 2, 1921, Butler County, to Frank and Annie (Palensky) Shoultz; m Earl Trofholz Jr, Nov 1, 1942, Pierce; sc Dana; died Jan 30, 2008; burial Schuyler Cemetery
TROYER, Cody James, 8: b Apr 2, 2000, West Point, to Nick and Amy (Harstick) Troyer; died June 18, 2008, West Point; burial St Anthony's Catholic Cemetery, St Charles, rural West Point
TULLY, James P, 82: b May 6, 1925, Columbus, to Joe F and Nellie (Riley) Tully; died Jan 7, 2008, Dodge; burial St Patrick Cemetery, Clyde
TULLY, Joseph J, 86: b May 5, 1922, Schuyler, to Joseph F and Nellie (Riley) Tully; m Alice Brodecky, June 22, 1949, Heun, rural Clarkson; sc Pat; died June 7, 2008, Dodge; burial St John's Catholic Cemetery, rural Howells
TUMA, Edwin Emil, 77: b Schuyler, to Emil Joseph and Eva (Zoubek) Tuma; m Irma Irene Kassal; sc Susan Lynn Findlay, Jacqueline Annette Tuma; died Jan 22, 2008, Clarksville, Arkansas
VACHA, Blake Logan, infant: died July 28, 2008
VAN ARSDEL, Richard C, 74: b May 12, 1933, Sidney, Iowa; m Maitte _; sc Mark, Quain, Lyna Fowler, Dori Kroeger; died Mar 21, 2008, Sarasota, Florida
VANEK, David W, 63: b Aug 16, 1944, Schuyler, to William M and Rose L (Zeleny) Vanek; m Laura Kirkland, June 21, 1969; sc Steven, Barry, Michael; died May 26, 2008, Schuyler; burial Schuyler Cemetery
VENTEICHER, Monica, 79: b Dec 2, 1928, Elgin, to Henry and Anna (Thiele) Venteicher; died Apr 11, 2008, Elkhorn; burial St Joseph's Catholic Cemetery [Pierce?]
VISTERCIL, Jerry, 87: b Apr 15, 1920, rural Roberts [Idaho?], to Fred James and ? Vistercil; m Mary Herzong, May 31, 1953, Imperial Beach, California; sc Charles, Sharon Pyle, Elaine Tobin; dc Betty; died Mar 1, 2008, Twin Falls, Idaho; inurnment at Greewood Cemetery, San Diego [California?]
VITAMVAS, Arthur James, 83: b Aug 29, 1924, Linwood, to Jams J and Anges (Divis) Vitamvas; m Mabel Alice Glodowski, Nov 20, 1946, Clarkson; sc Jim, Rich, Gary, Dean; died Aug 19, 2008, Schuyler; burial Lincoln Memorial Park
VLACH, Libbie, 82: b Dec 31, 1924, Tabor area of Colfax County, to Adolph and Rose (Nykodem) Dostal; m Ed Vlach, Oct 16, 1945, Tabor, rural Howells; sc Jim, Kate Dirkschneider; died Aug 25, 2008, Dodge; burial St Wenceslaus Catholic Cemetery, rural Dodge
VODEHNAL, Milo J, 84: b Aug 10, 1923, Stanton County, to John and Mary (Karel) Vodehnal; m Mary Ellen Krula, Aug 25, 1949, Schuyler; sc Ruth Uher, Alden; died July 12, 2008, Stanton; burial Clarkson National Cemetery
VYHLIDAL, Ann B, 81: b Jan 9, 1927, Schuyler, to Eman and Anna (Ustohal) Kovar; m Adolph J Vyhlidal, Feb 15, 1945, Cedar Hill; sc Edward, Mark, Dorothy Davenport; died Apr 10, 2008, Fremont; burial Cedar Hill Cemetery, near Morse Bluff
WAAK, Janet LeAnn, 66: b Apr 8, 1942, Denver, Colorado, to Johnie "Jack" and M Arlene (Nelson) Cassel; m Don Waak, Apr 1963, Schuyler; sc Ken, Eric, Luann; died Aug 24, 2008, Norfolk; burial Columbus Cemetery
WACHAL, Richard R, 77: b June 29, 1931, Richland, to Edward and Albie (Jedlicka) Wachal; m Colleen Novacek, Dec 29, 1952, Schuyler; sc Richard D, Gary, Genelle Kluck, Renee Hancock; died Aug 7, 2008, Fremont; burial Schuyler Cemetery
WAGNER, Fern "Polly", 92: b July 31, 1915, DeSoto, Wisconsin, to Glen and Grace (Wakefield) Bartholomew; m Kermit Wagner, Sept 7, 1933, Topeka, Kansas; sc Joanna Cheney, Janet Weerts; died Feb 22, 2008, Schuyler
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WESTADT, Robert D, 62: b Apr 10, 1946, Central City, to Rev Dale and Lois (Ankeny) Westadt; died Apr 11, 2008, Schuyler; burial Concord Dixon Cemetery, Concord
WISNIESKI, Gerald R, 65: b Oct 26, 1942, Dodge, to Richard and Elizabeth (Borgemeyer) Wisnieski; m Nona Snyder, Aug 1, 1970, Columbus; sc Jeri Ingemansen; died Apr 13, 2008, Fremont; burial St Joseph's Catholic Cemetery
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WOLSLEGER, Emma, 94: b July 31, 1913, rural Dodge, to Alois and Adela (Pospishil) Kriz; m Harry W Wolsleger, Oct 8, 1931, Fremont; sc Janet Meyer; dc Jean Peters; died Mar 8, 2008, Dodge; burial St Peter's Lutheran Cemetery, Synder
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Holly Madison Is Searching for Her 'Soul Mate'
"I would love to meet my soul mate," the 'Holly's World' star told PEOPLE. "I'm always kind of keeping my eyes open for somebody."
Madison, in addition to appearing in Peepshow Las Vegas, is currently promoting her new Vegas-themed book, 'The Showgirl Next Door.' She admits her demanding work schedule has put strains on past relationships, but that's something that comes with the territory.
"The last couple relationships I had were long distance, [and] it's not like I can make much of an effort to travel and see anybody," she said. "The guy had to do all the work, unfortunately."
Madison split from her musician boyfriend of 10 months, Jack Barakat, earlier this month. The pair met over Twitter though a mutual friend.
Madison added that she's looking for someone who understands her job and celebrates her success with her. "It definitely takes a guy who is secure and not overprotective and doesn't feel threatened by a successful woman."
But for now, Madison is enjoying the single life, which means she has more time to focus on her career. "I feel like I definitely thrive more as a human and I'm more successful when I'm single."
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Oh, me!! I'm a 47 year old man with no job, 30 lbs. overweight, drinking problem, who plays XBOX all day, showers once every 2 days, and has major depression issues. Please respond, Holly if interested.
- Thursday 31 MarchBy SzerenaHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
I'm sure there are thousands of guys out there who think they are her soul mate. The problem is that Holly spent far too much time with Hef. All her good years are behind (no pun intended - or maybe yeah...pun intended) her.
- Thursday 31 MarchBy victoria
You will find someone! I know you will! You have your whole life ahead of you!
- Sunday 03 April
SZERENA : You must be kidding that a person at 32 years of age is over the hill. Get real, life is still at the beginning at that age and there is still many, many years to go before the curtain fall.
Holly is a sweet , nice person. I have followed her life from the beginning and have no doubt that the right person will appear at the right time for her. So Holly, hang in there, learn from your mistakes and live happy life. The good will follow a good person. Stay positive. - Thursday 31 MarchBy TedLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
Nobody wants that piece of trash longer than a night.
- Sunday 03 AprilBy JBaer
Wow--that must have been a hell of a survey you took.
- Thursday 31 MarchBy rmadLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
Hang on Holly. When you get to my age (62), you wonder if you even want a friend. In the meantime, have you tried standing on a corner with your eyes wide open and mouth shut?
- Thursday 31 MarchBy VICTORIA
She won't have any trouble finding someone...I can see she is a good person :)
- Thursday 31 MarchBy rp
Unfortunately for Holly, in order to find a soul-mate you need to have a soul.
- Thursday 31 MarchBy Ronny
This is a lucky guy that she will find. I would love to meet her. Maybe something would spark :)
- Sunday 03 AprilBy handsome
Wow, there are rude people here. If they can find love, which I doubt, Holly has nothing to worry about. I couldn't understand her fascination with Hef, but she certainly seems like a lovely person.
- Sunday 03 AprilBy scarlettHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
What Holly should really be looking for is a brain!!
- Sunday 03 AprilBy Bimbo HunterHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Yes, there are some 70 to 80 year olds that would be happy to have her. Then again maybe a basketball star or football linebacker. Every old mans and athlete's dream is to own a White blonde Bimbo.
- Sunday 03 AprilBy MikeLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
She can always go back to that creepy guy, Chriss Angel.
- Sunday 03 AprilBy Shae
how about a one way trip for this catty, nasty, wanna be anything.Talk about people being famous for nothing....she should be a Kardashian or Hilton ( minus the money of course)
- Sunday 03 AprilBy tfa1611High Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Those years with Hef equals her best years are ahead of her, she is loyal which is more than alot of women out there. Lets just hope she doesnt go after another guy that doesnt treat her well and we all say we told you so. Best of Luck Holly keep in touch.
- Sunday 03 AprilBy Rocky
Not searching hard enough Holly, I am right here
- Sunday 03 AprilBy JBaer
All you hypocrites who snap at her probably couldn't take your eyes away the first time you saw her.
- Sunday 03 AprilBy john brunoHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Holly....You'll be ready for a serious relationship in about 10 years....When your breast and face start to "sag" from all of your surgeries and implants.
In the meanwhile, make all of the money you can because you will need it....
Just ask your dork buddy, Kendra The Stupid. - Sunday 03 AprilBy Julie
Holly seems pretty blank between the ears. Also, she better get rid of that stupid giggle if she wants a man that amounts to anything.
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All Rise...Judge Jason Panella has two tickets to The Paradise. Editor's NoteOur review of The Paradise: Season Two, published January 14th, 2015, is also available. The ChargeStep Inside For Your Heart's Desire Opening StatementIs this the paradise? Is this just fantasy? Facts of the CaseBased on Émile Zola's novel Au Bonheur des Dames, The Paradise is a costume drama that revolves around England's first department store. Denise (Joanna Vanderham, What Maisie Knew) moves from Victorian-era Scotland to England and is soon hired at The Paradise, a large store putting all of its smaller competitors out of business. Her co-workers may picture her as a young country bumpkin, but Denise has some big ideas. Big enough ideas that they attract the attention of John Moray (Emun Elliot, Paradox), the owner of The Paradise. Moray is an enigmatic young businessman who is still mourning the death of his wife three years ago. He spends most of his time dreaming up new ways to improve his storeâ"a fact that irks the wealthy Katherine Glendenning (Elaine Cassidy, Harper's Island), who is interested in the widower's affections. BBC's first season of The Paradise is comprised of eight hour-long episodes, all in original UK format. The EvidenceIt's sometimes the little things that I appreciate most. The first season of The Paradise, for instance, has a number of episodic stories that are just so slight. And I don't mean that in a bad way—the show has a number of season-long story arcs that are appropriately dramatic, certainly, but sometimes keeping the stakes low is a nice break from all of the Big Drama. Sometimes I just want to watch characters talk about the ins and outs of selling exotic birds and silks, you know? The Paradise, which was created by writer Bill Gallagher (Lark Rise to Candleford), follows the staff and patrons of the titular English department store. While the relocation of Zola's French social elements to an English setting could have been smoother, the show still relies so much on how blue collar shop employees interact with the wealthy customers. But don't confuse this show for something like Downton Abbey or Upstairs, Downstairs; The Paradise is more an old-fashioned romantic yarn than social justice think piece, though it does genuinely touch on the latter a bit. Denise—given an elusive and plucky charm by Vanderham—wants to make a name for herself and find her own place at The Paradise, but she's also inexplicably charmed by Mr. Moray. This is stuff that's been done countless times already on British television, sometimes done better than it is on The Paradise. But the parts all add up to something that's really comforting. Part of it is the enjoyable cast, especially great supporting players like Stephen Wight (Sherlock) and Ruby Bentall (Lost in Austen), who steal every scene they're in. Part of it is the wonderful atmosphere the show builds—great attention is paid to candle glow and natural lighting, which gives some of the sets a permanent Christmas-y vibe. Part of it is the wonderfully Dickensian plotlines carry over from episode to episode. And part of it is how the show treats those minor plotlines like they actually matter to the characters. This all results in some really enjoyable television, no matter how familiar it might be. BBC Home Entertainment's three-disc set of The Paradise has a nice standard definition 1.78:1 anamorphic widescreen transfer. The Dolby Digital 5.1 surround English track is also quite nice, especially when Maurizio Malagnini's charming score kicks in. Not nice, however, is the English SDH subtitle option: when multiple characters speak, the words slush together with little distinction to who said what. The set also includes the 29-minute making-of featurette, "Behind the Doors of Paradise." Closing StatementWhile The Paradise may not bring anything new to the world of costume dramas, it's still a delightful show. The VerdictNot guilty. Give us your feedback!Did we give The Paradise a fair trial? yes / no Other Reviews You Might Enjoy
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