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What do you like to do outside your life at the College? “I like to work with my hands. I am a do-it-yourself person, working around the house on projects, outside on the yard or house. I also enjoy college sports-Kansas State, Nebraska, and, of course, the Blue Dragons. I like to read--mostly fiction, investment information, and some non-fiction. Spending time with Tracey my wife, going to church, and walking our dog Jada.” - Dr. Carter File, President “I like to spend time with friends and family. It’s enjoyable when we all can get together. I enjoy outdoor activities and the chance to get out in nature. I like developing software and learning new technology that makes quality of life better for people. When I’m not engrossed in technology, I like to work on remodeling projects around the house.” - Loren Morris Chief Information Officer
“Spend time in my flower beds and garden...it is very relaxing and read lots of books. Definitely enjoy spending time with my family and friends.” - Cindy Keast Executive Director, Endowment Association
TABLE OF CONTENTS Ask the Administration Faculty Focus Campus Events Alumni & Friends By the Numbers Save the Date Athletic News Online Education Dillon Lecture Series Blue Dragon Notes Celebrations & Memoriams
Fall 2016 • Vol. 23, No. 2
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FACULTY
Honors & Achievements
Service Awards Hutchinson Community College formally thanks the hard work and dedication of these employees and their years of service to Hutchinson Community College.
10 YEARS Amber Brawner David Cole Marie Gianakon Carolyn Harroald Mahmoud Odeh Rion Rhoades Mark Simmons Corbin Strobel Leslie Thompson
15 YEARS Tracy Chadwick Teri Eckhoff Darrel Grubbs Ryan Hilty Kerry Holden Travis Kirk Rosemary Sayers Craig Smith Pamela Turner
20 YEARS Betty Ann Kelly Christina Long Michael Mattison Tricia Paramore 25 YEARS Debra Hackler William Sheldon Cheryl Warkentin Jolene Williamson 30 YEARS Karen Quiring Teresa Short 40 YEARS Dale Conard
Tracy Chadwick, Computer Drafting Coordinator and Instructor, was a presenter at the AutoDesk University conference in November. Chadwick holds professional certifications for AutoCAD software, Inventor software, and Revit Architecture software, and he is an Autodesk Certified Instructor for AutoCAD. Dr. Nick Schroeder, Music Instructor received his doctoral degree in Jazz Studies from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Matt Magee, Computer Science Instructor, was part of an elite group selected by Live! 360 Orlando to be a Live! Insider at its December conference.
Dale Conard receiving a Certificate of Recognition for his 40 years of service at the back-to-school inservice held in August.
Faculty Focus: Cliff Moore POSITION: EMS Program Coordinator EDUCATION: Paramedic, Hutchinson Community College, 1994; BS, Computer
Technology, Southwestern University, 2006; MBA, University of Phoenix, 2014 Years at Hutchinson Community College: 11 years
WHAT MAKES HUTCHCC SPECIAL TO YOU? Our desired legacy is EMS providers who demonstrate clinical excellence, serve with compassion and lead with integrity. HutchCC EMS accomplishes this legacy with the guidance of truly dedicated faculty and staff that serve as role models and mentors for our students. We have a reputation of excellence within the educational and EMS communities. HutchCC gives students the opportunity for an affordable, quality education. In addition to the classes offered in Hutchinson, class locations are available in Wichita, Newton, Lindsborg and more, making higher education easily accessible.
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CAMPUS UPDATES When Bill Wyer, owner/operator of Sidney’s Hairdressing College, decided it was time to retire, the potential was there for a void in the community of a long-standing business and educational opportunity. Because Hutchinson Community College had enjoyed a long-standing agreement with Sidney’s, it provided a natural opportunity for the College to launch its own Cosmetology program. With formal approval granted by the Kansas Board of Cosmetology, the Kansas Board of Regents and the Higher Learning Commission, Hutchinson Community College classes beginning in January 2017.
The Hutchinson Community College livestock judging team returned home from the prestigious North American International Livestock Exposition (NAILE) in Louisville, KY as the Reserve Champion Team Overall. In addition, four students earned top 15 honors overall. The Blue Dragons were represented by team members Shilo Schaake (Westmoreland, KS), Taylor Gall (Clarkson, NE), Kyle Cavalli (Lincoln, KS), Mitchell Layfield (Tifton, GA), Casey Bradshaw (Twin Falls, ID), Mindy Cook (Newark, DE) and Megan Homolka (Swanton, NE). The HutchCC agricultural team is coached by instructor of agriculture and Livestock Judging coach Ben Williams. This past June, Hutchinson Community College sent five students to the National SkillsUSA Contest in Louisville, KY and all five earned top ten finishes in their respective competitions, including a national gold medal. Those qualifying for this honor were Shelby Horton (Colton, CA) competing in the Photography contest, Nick White (Salina) and Tyler Sissick (Hugoton) in Mechatronics, and the team of Heather Sykes (Mt. Hope) and Daniel DeBolt (Wichita) competing in Web Design. The Mechatronics team of Nick White and Tyler Sissick won a national gold medal. Shelby Horton finished 9th in Photography and the Web Design Team of Heather Sykes and Daniel Debolt secured a 10th place finish.
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CAMPUS UPDATES
Kansas Supreme Court A crowd of more than 400 experienced the Supreme Court courtroom in the Statehouse. unique opportunity to see history in the Hutchinson Community College is the court’s making on the Hutchinson Community 12th destination since it first convened outside College campus. of the Kansas Judicial Center. Stops in 2011, The Kansas Supreme Court conducted a special in addition to the historic Supreme Court evening court session on Tuesday, Oct. 4. The courtroom in the Capitol, included locations Supreme Court started conducting sessions in Salina, Greensburg, and Wichita. The court around the state as part of its ongoing outreach visited Overland Park in 2012, Pittsburg in to familiarize Kansans with the high court, its 2013, Kansas City in 2014, Hays and Garden work and the overall role of the Kansas judiciary. City in 2015, and Topeka and Hiawatha in This marked the first visit to Hutchinson in the spring 2016. court’s 155-year history. The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in The Supreme Court has conducted special two cases during the session in Hutchinson. sessions outside its Topeka courtroom The Court’s decision regarding the cases is since just 2011, when it marked the State’s expected early in 2017. sesquicentennial by convening in the historic
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ALUMNI FEATURE
Opal Albright took up the game of golf at an age when many people are taking their last swings. But age has always been nothing more than a number to Opal. There is, however, one significant number Opal shares with Hutchinson Community College – 1928. The retired educator is the only known surviving member of the College’s inaugural class. Hutchinson Junior College, as it was then known, opened in 1928 with 187 students, 10 sophomores and 177 freshmen. Opal spent three semesters at Hutch before transferring to Southwestern College in Winfield to complete her studies. She recalls many fond memories of her time as a Blue Dragon, including playing an active role in the students’ selection of scarlet and blue as the school colors and the Dragon as the school mascot. Opal was a member of the Dragonettes, a pep club organized for the purpose of promoting college sports and other college activities. A memory that remains with Opal today is a scoreless tie played in a rainstorm on October 18, 1928 against the Chilocco Indians. Following graduation Opal started her teaching career at a small country school nine miles west of Pretty Prairie with a total of nine students covering multiple grades. First year
pay was $5.00/day, or $100.00/month for the eight month school year. Due to teaching several grades and each of the subjects for that grade, the students, and Opal, had to learn to adapt quickly as each class lasted only eight minutes. Opal taught for five years before taking a hiatus to get married in 1936 followed by the birth of her son in 1938. Returning to the classroom in 1946, Opal spent the next 31 years in education before retiring in 1977. It was then she took up golf, a love affair that lasted until just shy of her 100th birthday. Today Opal spends her days at Pretty Prairie’s Prairie Sunset Home. There are even two of her former students who are fellow residents of the home. When asked what advice she would give to current Blue Dragon students today, Opal smiled and called on her days on the golf course - “Just keep swingin’”.
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BY THE NUMBERS
2016
HUTCHINSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE STATISTICS
STUDENT ENROLLMENT: 12,687 CREDIT STUDENTS 8,740 • NONCREDIT STUDENTS 3,944
44%
WHERE OUR STUDENTS COME FROM
• 528 Residence Hall Students • HutchCC property: 514 Acres • $1,843,646 awarded in scholarships annually • 327 Full-time employees • 67,000+ editions of HCC NOW! distributed each year
56%
• 919 Graduates last year • 53% Graduates in a career & technical program
STUDENT GENDER
• 107 Full-time instructors
STUDENT ETHNICITY
• 1,182,000 square feet of two ply paper towels used on campus facilities each year • Fall 2016: Largest enrollment growth of all community colleges in Kansas
8.1 AVERAGE CREDITS LOAD
All Students
25
AVERAGE AGE
Age range 13-90 served
17:1 STUDENT TEACHER RATIO
All class formats
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SAVE THE DATE
ACADEMIC DATES OF IMPORTANCE Jan. 1-2
College Closed Winter Break
Mar 31
College Closed
Apr. 21
No Day Classes
Jan. 12
Spring Classes Begin
Apr 22
Enrollment Day
Jan. 16
College Closed - MLK Day
May 8-11
Final Exams
May 12
Commencement
Mar 27-30 Spring Break
Community Events & Services Jan. 15 Feb. 7 Feb. 9-15 Mar. 2 Apr. 18 Jan. 26 Feb. 4 Feb. 14 Mar. 2 Apr. 13-15 Apr. 25 May 4
Martin Luther King Celebration 3:00PM Dillon Lecture Series 10:30AM Dayton Moore, Kansas City Royals GM Winter Homecoming Week Entreprenuers Forum 7:00PM Dave Dreiling, Founder, GTM Sportswear Dillon Lecture Series 10:30AM Steve Hartman, CBS News Correspondent
Stringer Fine Arts Center Sports Arena Shears - Justice Theater Sports Arena
Fine Arts Events - Stringer Fine Arts Center
Instrumental Jazz Ensembles: Bryce Luty Jazz Festival 7:30PM Theatre: 24 Hour Plays 7:30PM Vocal Jazz Ensembles: Love Makes the World Go Round 7:30PM Concert Chorale & Dr. Cash, Pianist: Spring Sing 7:30PM HutchCC Theatre: Gypsy 7:30PM Instrumental & Vocal Jazz Ensembles: Jazz Showcase 7:30PM Symphonic Band & Concert Chorale: May the Fourth Be With You 7:30PM
Women’s and Men’s Basketball Home Conference Games - Sports Arena Jan. 4 Jan. 11 Jan. 18 Jan. 21 Jan. 28 Feb. 4
Cowley Independence Seward Cloud County Coffeyville Colby
5:30PM / 7:30PM 5:30PM / 7:30PM 5:30PM / 7:30PM 5:30PM / 7:30PM 5:30PM / 7:30PM 5:30PM / 7:30PM
Feb. 15 Barton 5:30PM / 7:30PM Feb. 22 Allen 5:30PM / 7:30PM Feb. 27 Dodge City 5:30PM / 7:30PM Mar. 2 Region VI TBA Mar 20-25 NJCAA Tournament
For Baseball, Softball, Golf & Track Schedules, Please Visit:
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ATHLETIC UPDATES
Hutchinson will play host to another National Junior College Athletic Association championship sporting event beginning in 2017. The NJCAA board of directors has awarded the NJCAA Division I Volleyball Championship to Hutchinson for three years – November 2017 through November 2019. The Championship will be in the Sports Arena – which is undergoing $29.5 million in renovations after voters approved a sales tax increase to fund the project – where the NJCAA Men’s Basketball Championship has been held for decades.
The renovation of the Hutchinson Sports Arena has passed the 60% mark on its way to a planned completion in the spring of 2017. To date, the project has experienced a few unforeseen challenges, primarily related to flooring around the perimeter of the existing facility and in the new practice gyms, but the project remains on track for primary completion in time for the NJCAA Men’s National Basketball Championship. Despite some challenges, the Blue Dragons have completed a successful volleyball season and begun their men’s and women’s basketball seasons utilizing the Arena.
Both the Blue Dragon Men’s and Women’s basketball teams enter the Christmas break with national rankings. The second-ranked men are undefeated at 13-0 and lead the Jayhawk Conference. The women are ranked eighth with a 10-1 record. Both teams will return to action in the Sports Arena January 4 as the first of four home games in January. Mark Saturday, February 4 on your calendar for the annual Pink Out Night with all proceeds going to support cancer research and awareness. A full schedule for Blue Dragon athletics can be found at www.bluedragonsports.com.
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HutchCC Alumni & Friends is seeking nominations for the 2017 Alumnus of the Year. To be eligible, alumni must have excelled in their fields of endeavor, been involved in significant ways with the college, community, state or county and have attended HutchCC for at least two semesters. The award can be given posthumously.
SAVE THE DATE!
To submit a nomination, send a letter to HutchCC Alumni & Friends, 1300 N. Plum, Hutchinson, KS or email keastc@hutchcc. edu. Please include the following - nominee’s name & contact information, nominator’s name & contact information, reasons for the nomination. Deadline is February 15, 2017.
HUTCHINSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Career Connections Second Annual
thursday, february 9, 2017 10:00am-2:00pm
JOB FAIR Sports Arena
FREE Admittance Pre-Registration Encouraged
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CAMPUS NEWS
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Using the most current technologies, Hutchinson HutchCC offers over 250 courses online making it Community College’s Online Education puts a quality possible to pick up just one course or you can complete education within reach for people who aren’t able to attend a fully accredited degree or specialty certificate. classes on campus or commit to full-time enrollment. With a dedicated staff of five full-time professionals, Online courses at HutchCC can be a great option for our Online Education Department provides support to both traditional and non-traditional students. Our faculty and staff in the areas of instructional design, the online courses contain the same content as our courses use of technology in education and in the delivery of on campus, but allow you the flexibility to fit your courses to ensure the highest quality education for its education around your schedule. students. Whether you are taking classes at another college Online courses offer a variety of start dates or university and need an affordable option to throughout the year. For more information e-mail pick up an online course, or are a busy working online@hutchcc.edu or visit www.hutchcc.edu/online. individual with limited time to travel to campus, Online Education could be right for you.
Using today’s technology, we are able to see the location of students logged in to our Learning Management System from around the world. HCC NOW! Fall 2016 12
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Dillon Lecture Series Turns 35 Barbara Peirce and her husband Ken had been donor members of the Landon Lecture Series at Kansas State University, where patron’s fees provided funding to bring noted speakers to campus, and students would be admitted at no charge. In 1981, Barbara, who was then a part-time Kansas History instructor at Hutchinson Community College, was interested in establishing a lecture series at HutchCC and naming it in honor of Ray and Stella Dillon, long-time Hutchinson residents, in recognition of their contributions to the community and their support of young people.
Tze, that learning is the key to enlightenment.
Barbara enlisted the help of her friend Jeanette Mull and the pair presented the plan to Dr. Ed Berger, then the Dean of Continuing Education at HutchCC. With the initial financial support of the Ray and Stella Dillon Foundation, and additional funding from friends who became the first patrons, the two were able to present the plan to the HutchCC Board of Trustees in November of 1981. Thus, the Ray and Stella Dillon Lecture Series was born, with a motto from the teachings of Chinese philosopher Kuan-
To date more than 140 speakers from all walks of life have addressed audiences as part of the Ray and Stella Dillon Lecture Series. In honor of the Series’ 35th birthday, a survey was conducted to select the top lectures to date. The top five vote-getters were Dr. Ben Carson (2004), Dr. Beck Weathers (2016), Maya Angelou (1992), David Garibaldi (2016) and Captain Richard Phillips (2014).
The first Dillon Lecturer was former Iranian hostage Richard Morefield, who addressed a crowd of more than 2,000 people in the Hutchinson Sports Arena on March 29, 1982. In the review of the lecture, The Hutchinson News said: “The triumph is now part of the perfect inaugural in Hutchinson, in which the virtues of people helping people can be continually highlighted and stimulated. The Ray and Stella Dillon Lecture Series opens as a smashing success.”
Season Passes for the 2017 Lecture Series are now available. Contact dls@hutchcc.edu
for more information. Dayton Moore
Steve Hartman
Shawn Johnson
Sean James
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BLUE DRAGON NOTES
STEPHEN ASHCRAFT retired after operating Ashcraft Pharmacy in South Hutchinson for 36 years. DR. EDWARD BERGER
won the 34th District State Senate race in Kansas in Nov. 2016.
JENNIFER BRENDEL has been promoted to Programs Provider at Hutchinson Correctional Facility AUSTIN BUDKE was honored
for academic excellence with selection to the National Association of Basketball Coaches Honors Court for the 2015-16 season
CASSIE CASWELL, five-
time NJCAA All-America Blue Dragon track athlete, earned AllAmerica honors in three events to help Pittsburg State University capture the NCAA Division II women’s track championship
at Hutchinson Correctional Facility
BRANDI HOOD is the head volleyball coach at Tyler (TX) Junior College JOSEPH HUBBARD is the manager of Kansas State University’s Sheep and Meat Goat Center TRACY JONES was promoted to Assistant Manager of First Bank’s Hesston Branch
KATHY SCHROEDER, adjunct art educator, has been named the Overall Outstanding Art Educator of the Year 2016—2017 by the Kansas Art Educators Association KARISSA SHULTIS is the Director of Advancement and Alumni Relations at Central Christian College, McPherson
STEPHEN (STEVE) JUNG
PHILLIP SILL joined the faculty at Medicine Lodge Junior-Senior High School
DEBORAH KINGSLEY
JAMES SIMPSON was promoted to Fire Lieutenant at the Salina Fire Department
retired from Idaho Power Company after 40 years of service was promoted to Assistant Vice President for First Bank
RICHARD “RICK” AND ANITA LAWRENZ celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary on Sept. 17
SHAUN VANDIVER, a member of the 1987-88 Blue Dragon national championship basketball team, was named to the University of Colorado Hall of Fame
WENDY LEIKER has been
VINCE WARREN has been named fire marshal of the Winfield Fire/EMS Department
KORI CLOUD has joined
the Farm Bureau Financial Services office in Sterling
WESLEY MCCLELLAN has been promoted to Manager of First Bank’s Dillon Branch in Newton
was named a 2016-17 Wall of Honor honoree at Hutchinson High School
JOHN COREY was named a
2016-17 Wall of Honor honoree at Hutchinson High School
SCOTT METZLER was
named Chief for the Newton Fire/EMS Department
TERESA WIEBE joined the staff at Hartford High School as a science teacher
KAYTREUNA “KATIE” CROW appeared on “Wheel of
KEITH MILLER, president of
WHITLEY WILKINS has been appointed director of nursing for the Arbors at Waldron Place
BILL CHRISTY recently
published a historic novel The Dynasty of Laurence Burke
Fortune” October 17, 2016
LACEY DEPENBUSCH
joined Wesley Towers as Vice President of Public Relations
BILL DISBERGER, former livestock judging coach, was recognized with an Honorary State FFA Degree at the 88th Kansas FFA State Convention
named Assistant Superintendent and Chief Operating Officer for Larned State Hospital
Greenville Technical College, has been elected to chair the Greenville Chamber’s board of directors in 2018.
JENISE MORELAND has been named Procurement Officer II at Hutchinson Correctional Facility TOM OBORNY and his cousin
ELSIE GOMEZ WICKLIFFE
ZACH WINTER was honored for academic excellence with selection to the National Association of Basketball Coaches Honors Court for the 2015-16 season ROBERT DAVID WRIGHT
Ethan Oborny have launched ET Fencing and Fabrication LLC
published his latest novel, Tucson Villas, in October 2016
JIMMY FOSNIGHT was
BARBARA (HUFF) PEIRCE, late Kansas history instructor, was inducted into the Santa Fe Trail Hall of Fame
JENNIFER ZOLMAN has been promoted to Storekeeper Specialist at Hutchinson Correctional Facility
TAMMY GOERTZ has been
BILL REIN was appointed superintendent of Larned State Hospital
promoted to lead software developer at IdeaTek Telcom
promoted to Administrative Specialist
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CELEBRATIONS & IN MEMORIAM
WEDDINGS & ENGAGEMENTS Cathleen Call / Daniel Murphy April 2, 2016 Ellen Werner / Sean Carr April 9, 2016 Spencer Sawatsky / Matt Roberts April 23, 2016 Sarrah Westenfeld / Garrett Metzinger June 4, 2016 Michelle Bennett / Adam Ehler July 8, 2016 Marci Wodke / Drew Hunter October 15, 2016 Leanna Streit / Rocky Anderson October 15, 2016 Kaitlyn Westfall / Tyler Marks October 15, 2016 Erica Gaither / Sean Doyle November 5, 2016 Samantha Harmon / Parker Markham July 1, 2017 Raquel Sharp / Justin Dean September 16, 2017
What’s New with You? We’d like to share your career news, weddings & engagements, educational news and in memoriam updates. Contact the Alumni & Friends at 620-665-3348 or by emailing: alumni@hutchcc.edu-
Alumni, former students, current students and staff are indicated by italics.
Randy Lee Kelly, 62, Hutchinson, May 31, 2015
Richard “Dick” Smith, 80, Hutchinson, May 3, 2016
Isaiah D. Salmans, 27, Manhattan, Phyllis M. Rinehart, 91, South Hutchinson, May 6, 2016 September 11, 2015
W. Ardon Brandyberry, 85, Hutchinson, June 22, 2016
Linda (Esau) Miller, 60, Wichita, September 8, 2016
Dennis W. Pauls, 64, Naples, FL, June 22, 2016
Freddie LaGreca, 51, Hutchinson September 13, 2016
Lucia S. “Lucy” Garcia, 93, Hutchinson, October 14, 2015
Patrick “Pat” Foster, 52, Salina, May 8, 2016
Monte L. Tipton, 66, McPherson, June 25, 2016
Lois (Harms) Bowser, 91, Hutchinson, September 16, 2016
Maggie Rath, 28, Moundridge, January 3, 2016
Harold “Hal” Weber, Sr., 94, Overland Park, May 11, 2016
Terry Spradley, 56, Hudson, July 4, 2016
Jeremy Paul Trostle, 32, Salina, January 17, 2016
Marion “Sam” Butterfield, 96, Hutchinson, May 15, 2016
Jess Harder, 100, Buhler, July 17, 2016
Terry E. Hackney, 64, Milton-Freewater, OR, September 21, 2016
Sara S. Dale, 86, San Jose, CA, February 13, 2016
Mary Beth (Friesen) Simpson, 73, Hutchinson, May 16, 2016
Donald S. Hayward, 70, Topeka, July 21, 2016
Ronald Postier, 59, Lake Worth, FL, Sarah Scantlin, 50, Hutchinson, May 20, 2016 March 22, 2016
Theresa Suzanne Biehler, 50, Hutchinson, August 2, 2016
Milton Mason John, Jr., 90, St. John, March 27, 2016
Marceline Hendrixson, 93, Buhler, May 21, 2016
Leonard E. Robinson, 79, Hutchinson, August 14, 2016
Mary Ann Taylor, 63, Hutchinson, April 2, 2016
Dennis McBride, 65, Garden City, May 23, 2016
Alfred “Al” Deming III, 67, Hutchinson, August 18, 2016
Evelyn Worden Varah, 102, Liberal, April 4, 2016
Teresa Smiley, 64, Dighton, May 23, 2016
Mary Lou Noyes, 84, Hutchinson, August 20, 2016
Deborah Marquez, 59, Hutchinson, April 10, 2016
Cheryl Brady, 70, May 24, 2016
Delores Jean Lovett Carey, 84, Hutchinson, August 21, 2016
Leo Joseph Von Feldt, 80, Palco, April 10, 2016
Rhonda Renee Scott, 47, Galva, May 25, 2016
David Lee Allen, 49, Hillsboro, August 23, 2016
Thomas C. Feezor, 66, Hutchinson, Lorna Davignon, 76, Hutchinson, May 27, 2016 Norma J. Anderson, 83, August 26, 2016 Hutchinson, April 13, 2016 Joan Davison, 79, Lyons, Kenneth S. Smith, Sr., 83, May 28, 2016 Constance Vicki Ediger, 66, Hutchinson, August 26, 2016 Hutchinson, April 13, 2016 Jose “Pete” Padilla, 84, Margot J. Mack, 96, Newburgh, Hutchinson, June 12, 2016 Candice “Candy” Miller, 69, IN, August 29, 2016 Hutchinson, April 19, 2016 Nicholas “Nick” Aidan Schwarz, Bryan Felts, 38, Valley Center, 21, Lyons, June 15, 2016 Richard Lee Dunlap, 86, South September 3, 2016 Hutchinson, April 21, 2016 Auverne “Clair” Crandall, Sr., 87, Cheryl Lynn Pinkston Berends, 56, Lydia M. Philbrick, 86, Hutchinson, Wichita, June 17, 2016 Hutchinson, September 4, 2016 April 27, 2016
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Norman “Joe” Hickert II, 66, Colby, September 27, 2016 Lois Ruth VanLaningham, 82, Austin, TX, October 5, 2016 Donna Lee Allen, 84, Hutchinson, October 15, 2016 Ronald Wick, 58, Dodge City, October 16, 2016 Jeffrey “Jeff” Dean, 39, Hutchinson, October 25, 2016 Robert Crotts, 83, Cimarron, October 26, 2016 Virginia D. Field, 83, Manhattan, October 28, 2016 Michael “Mike” Piros, 40, Abilene, November 3, 2016 Edward “Eddie” Tipton, 71, Hutchinson, November 3, 2016 Gerald A. “Jerry” Bennett, 77, Hutchinson, November 12, 2016 Larry R. Woods, 73, Hutchinson, November 17, 2016 Brandon W. Hornbaker, 33, Park City, November 26, 2016
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