Lillian Einrem SPRINGFIELD — The funeral

service for Lillian A. Einrem, 86of Springfield will be 1:30 p.m.Tuesday, August 7,2012 at the UnitedChurch of Christin Springfield, withburial in theSpringfield Ceme-tery.

Visitation willbe from 3 to 6Monday at theCrosby-Jaeger Fu-neral Home inSpringfield and resume Tuesdaymorning from 10 to noon.

Lillian Ameala Einrem, daugh-ter of Nick and Clara (Baxter)Wynia, was born January 14,1926 on a farm in the NorwegianHills at Springfield, SD. She diedFriday, August 3, 2012 at theGood Samaritan Society in Tyn-dall. Lil attained the age of 86years, six months and 21 days.

Lil attended Valley View Coun-try School through the eighthgrade and graduated fromSpringfield High School in 1945.She attended Southern Normalfor six months and earned herteaching certificate. She taughtat Valley View and Running WaterCountry Schools and substitutedat others.

Lil married Walter Einrem onDecember 28, 1946. Five childrenwere blessed to their union. Be-sides raising her own family, sheand Walt helped raise lots ofother children. Lil worked at Lil’sCafe and as a cook for manyyears at USD/S and the Mike Dur-fee Prison.

In 1991, Lil was bitten by aspider and then suffered a severestroke. She was a fighter andworked hard to not let this stopher. She loved life and lived it tothe fullest. Lil entered the GoodSamaritan Society in Tyndall onJune 6, 2012.

Lil will be remembered for herenjoyment of bowling and doingcrossword puzzles. She was anexcellent cook and had an amaz-ing ability for putting babiesdown to sleep.

Thankful for having shared

her life are her husband Walter ofSpringfield; children: James ofVerdigree, NE; Jerry (died No-vember 5, 2002) and wife Debbieof Springfield; Jan Hammond ofSpringfield; Jeff and wife Nicoleof Tabor; and Jack and wifeSusan of Hastings, NE; 13 grand-children; 20 great grandchildren;brother, Donald (Betty) of Spring-field; sisters-in-law: MaryLou(Ray) Livingston of Yankton andMarcleen Wynia of Springfield;and many nieces, nephews andfriends.

Lillian was preceded in deathby her son Jerry; her parents;and brother Gerben Wynia.

Yankton Press & Dakotan

August 6, 2012

Duane Rucktaeschel AVON — The funeral service

for Duane C. Rucktaeschel, 74 ofAvon will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday,August 7, 2012 atthe First Presbyte-rian Church inAvon, with burialin the Trinity Pres-byterian Ceme-tery, rural Avon.Visitation will beat the churchMonday fromnoon until the 7:30p.m. prayer serv-ice. Crosby-Jaeger Funeral Homeof Avon is in charge of arrange-ments.

Duane C. Rucktaeschel, son ofClarence and Evelyn (Pickett)Rucktaeschel, was born April 17,1938 at Wabasso, MN. He diedunexpectedly Friday, August 3,2012 at the Wagner CommunityMemorial Hospital in Wagner.Duane attained the age of 74years, three months and 18 days.

Duane attended grade schoolthrough the eighth grade atWabasso Public School and thenworked for area farmers. He mar-ried Evelyn Nelson on January12, 1957 at Milroy, MN. Threechildren were born to this union:Rocky, Roxan and Richie.

Duane worked many differentjobs in Minnesota, South Dakotaand Nebraska. From 2010 to thepresent, he was employed at the

Wagner Community School.Duane married Mary Ann

Seiner on August 11, 1989 at Tyn-dall. Two daughters were born tothis union: Kala and Kari. He waslooking so forward to walking hisdaughter Kala down the aislelater this month.

Duane was a member of theFirst Presbyterian Church, NorthAmerican Hunting Club and theNRA. He will be remembered forhis enjoyment of hunting, fishing,gardening vegetables and hisover-use of duct tape. He lovedspending time with his childrenand grandchildren. Every morn-ing he enjoyed having coffee andcookies with his dogs, Chloe andElla.

Thankful for having shared

his life are his wife Mary Ann ofAvon; five children: Kala and fi-ancee’ Joe Cuka and Kari ofAvon; Rocky and wife Melissa ofTyndall; Roxan Christensen andWes; and Richie, all of Webster;eight grandchildren: Ryan Ruck-taeschel, Cristy Brandt, CoryKirkvold, Raja Brandt, Josh Ruck-taeschel, Jenny Spooner, MichaelChristensen and Connor Ruck-taeschel; 11 great grandchildren;a brother Kenneth of Morris, MN;sister Geraldine Kruse and hus-band Delbert of Stillwater, MN;several nieces and nephews; hisfirst wife Evelyn Dean and hus-

band Harrison of Webster;andmany friends.

Duane was preceded in deathby his parents; brother Gary; sis-ter Bernadine Stanek, parents-in-law; and a nephew.

Yankton Press & Dakotan

August 6, 2012

Walter LauNORFOLK, Neb. — Memorial

graveside inurnment services forWalter F. Lau, 101, of Norfolk,Neb., are at 2 p.m. Wednesday,Aug. 8, 2012, at the BloomfieldCity Cemetery, Bloomfield, Neb.,

with Pastor Lee Weander officiat-ing.

Military honors will be con-ducted by VFW Post 4996 andAmerican Legion Post 249, bothof Bloomfield, and the NebraskaNational Guard Honor Team.

Brockhaus-Howser-Fillmer Fu-neral Home, Norfolk, is in chargeof arrangements.

Walter died Wednesday, Aug.1, at Stanton Healthcare Center,Stanton, Neb.

Among those preceding himin death were his sisters, MinnieSchwarz and Marie List, previ-ously of Yankton.

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Steven VellekSteven Vellek, age 83, of

Yankton, SD passed away FridayAugust 3, 2012 at his home after18 months of fighting his battlewith leukemia. Steve was sur-rounded by his loving familywhen he passed from this life.

A Memorial Mass will be10:30 a.m. Tuesday, August 7,2012, at Sacred Heart CatholicChurch, with Fr. John Rutten of-ficiating. Burial of the crematedremains will be in Sacred HeartCemetery, Yankton, SD, withMilitary Graveside Rights by theErnst Boyer VFW Post #791Honor Guard and SDARNGHonor Guard, Sioux Falls.

Visitations will begin at 5p.m. Monday, August 6, 2012, atthe Opsahl-Kostel Funeral Home& Crematory, Yankton, SD, witha rosary at 7 p.m. and a Scrip-ture service at 7:30 p.m. Visita-tions will resume one hour priorto the service at the church.

Urn bearer will be AaronCummins, Steve’s grandson.Honorary Urn bearers will beTodd Hecht, Jay Walsh, FrankVellek, Francis McDonald,Duane McDonald, Mark Vellek,Richard Vellek, Trent Nelson,and Pat Cummins.

Steve wasborn August 1,1929 in Yankton,SD to Joseph andChristine (Sed-lacek) Vellek,which were immi-grants fromCzechoslovakia.Steve entered into the United

States Army in November of1948. He served in the KoreanWar receiving the Korean Serv-ice Medal with 3 bronze ServiceStars and was a member of the2nd Armored Division Hell onWheels. Steve was a proud life-time member of the Ernest-Bowyer VFW #791 and amember of the Kooties.

He married Christine Sielerof Yankton on January 8, 1952 atSacred Heart Catholic Churchand lived happily together for60 years.

Steve had many hobbies ofhis most enjoyable was his loveof gardening. He took greatpride in his yard and over theyears he received numerousYard of the Month awards. Hewas an avid fisherman and en-joyed many hours at the lake.Also he loved animals and was agreat horseman. Steve loved to

play pinochle with his partner,his grandson Aaron Cummins.He volunteered his time doingyard work at Sacred HeartCemetery.

Steve worked at Moore’sCandy as a delivery person, theFreeman Company, and SearsAutomotive Department. For 29years, Steve was a plant opera-tor for Northwestern PublicService.

Those who will cherish hismemory are his wife, Christineof Yankton, SD; two daughters:Nancy (Trent) Nelson of SiouxFalls, SD and MaryAnn (Patrick)Cummins of O’Fallon, IL; agrandson, Aaron Cummins ofO’Fallon, IL and a nephew, FrankVellek.

Steve was preceded in deathby his parents, an infant daugh-ter, Teresa and three brothers:Charlie, Bud and Joe and threesisters: Helen, Adaline, andMickey.

Yankton Press & Dakotan

August 6, 2012

Maurina HilleSCOTLAND — Mass of

Christian Burial for MaurinaW. Hille, 91, of Scotland willbe held at 10:30 a.m. onThursday, August 9, 2012, atSt. George Catholic Church inScotland. Interment will fol-low in St. George Cemetery,Scotland.

Visitation will be held onWednesday from 2:00 p.m.until 5:00 p.m. at the GoglinFuneral Home of Scotland.There will be a wake serviceat 7:00 p.m. on Wednesdayevening at the church.

Maurina died on Friday,August 3, 2012 at her resi-dence in Scotland.

Online condolences maybe sent at www.goglinfh.com.

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Friday night’s storm in Yanktonbrought powerful winds that causedsome property damage. This treecame down on this rental house inthe 700 block of Douglas Fridaynight, causing extensive damage tothe rear of the house. According tothe Yankton Fire Department, atleast six people were displaced asthe home was declared uninhabit-able due to structure damage. Atleast two occupants in the rear ofthe home narrowly escaped injurywhen the kitchen ceiling fell inaround them. The Red Cross wascalled in to assist the family. (Photo:Larry Nickles/Yankton Fire Depart-ment)

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Four Seasons Fabric, at 909Broadway in Yankton, is once againseeking entries for its annual River-boat Days Small Quilt Show.

Quilts entered should not ex-ceed 70 inches in any directionand only up to two entries will beaccepted per person. Quilts, Wallhangings, miniatures, purses,wearables and anything else in

the quilting medium will be ac-cepted.

This year’s Quilt Show will bethe 14th Riverboat Days showheld at Four Seasons Fabric. Eachyear, hundreds of people takingpart in the Riverboat Days festivi-ties enter the store to view andvote for their favorite quilt. TheQuilt Show will be on Friday, Aug.

17, and Saturday, Aug. 18, duringnormal store hours.

Prizes for this year’s show in-clude a new Bernina 330 SewingMachine (MSRP $1,399) to beawarded to one entrant of the quiltshow. There can only be one entryper person and you must enter anitem to be eligible. In addition, a“Viewer’s Choice” award will be

given as well as a small prize to allwho enter.

Quilt Show entries can bebrought to Four Seasons Fabric(909 Broadway, Yankton) no laterthan 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 15.

For more details and a QuiltShow entry form, stop into FourSeasons Fabric or call 665-3406.

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Avera Sacred Heart PastoralCare and Avera Education &Staffing Solutions will offer Heal-ing Touch Level 2 on Aug. 10-11.The class will be held from 8:30a.m.-6:30 p.m. in the Avera Profes-sional Office Pavilion on theAvera Sacred Heart Campus inYankton.

The Healing Touch CertificateProgram is a multi-level course ofstudy in energy-based therapy,complementary to health careand endorsed by the AmericanHolistic Nurses’ Association. HTIHealing Touch courses are opento all persons with an interest inhealing. This includes registerednurses, physicians, body thera-pists, counselors, chaplains, psy-chotherapists, healthprofessionals and individuals de-siring an understanding and prac-tice of healing work using energy

based concepts. Certification as aHealing Touch Practitioner is anappropriate goal for those whowish to establish a Healing Touchpractice or incorporate HealingTouch as a major focus within anexisting professional practice.

Healing Touch Level 2 is forstudents who have completedLevel 1. Through didactic and ex-periential training, practitionerslearn heart-centered ways to sup-port and facilitate physical, emo-tional, mental, and spiritualhealth. The course includes an in-take interview, back techniquesand a one-hour healing sequence.

The Level 3 class is scheduledfor Oct. 26-27 in Yankton.

For more information or toregister, contact Avera Education& Staffing Solutions at 605-668-8475 or visit www.averasolu-tions.org .

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