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Linda G. Tenneson holds up her U.S. Navy uniform Nov. 2 at her home in Sauk Rapids. Tenneson joined the Navy when she was 23 years old.

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SAUK RAPIDS — After serving her country for 20 years in the U.S. Navy, Linda G. Tenneson retired. Tenneson continued giving back by joining the ministry and volunteer organizations. Tenneson, a native from Fergus Falls, grew up on a farm and attended Moorhead State College. “After I graduated from college with a degree in political science, I sent out job applications and talked to military recruiters,” she said. “I started out with the Air Force, but failed the mathematics portion of the entrance exam. After re-studying mathematics, I went next door to the Navy recruiter. At the time the Navy was trying to increase the percentage of women on active duty.” Tenneson joined the Navy in October 1972 at the age of 23, following in the footsteps of two female cousins who served in the Army; her uncle, Robert Tenneson, who served in WWII; and her great uncle, Gustaf Christofferson, who served in WWI. Shortly after enlisting, Tenneson attended officer candidate

school in Newport, R.I. ROTC and the Naval Academy were not open to women at that point. Five months later, Tenneson was commissioned as an ensign. “Over the years I served in Virginia Beach, Va., London, England, Milwaukee, Wis., Monterey, Calif., at the Pentagon, Arlington, Va., Little Rock, Ark., San Diego, Calif., and Cameron Station, a now closed base in Alexandria, Va.,” Tenneson said. The Naval officer spent up to three years at each location with assignments including personnel, official protocol, recruiting, custody, distribution of classified documents and as the principal of several schools. She supervised both military and civilian personnel. During Tenneson’s time in London, she worked on an admiral’s staff taking care of protocol duties, which included invitations and seating charts for official dinners. The challenge was to avoid creating any diplomatic errors or embarrassments. “During my time in Milwaukee, I recruited other officers,”

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Benton County goes red in midterm election BY NATASHA BARBER | STAFF WRITER

SAUK RAPIDS — Despite many federal and state offices being won by Democratic-Farmer-Labor candidates Nov. 6, Benton County residents voted in the Republican Party’s favor. All but one office – Minnesota House of Representative District 14B – was won by the GOP at the county level. In District 14B, DFL candidate Dan Wolgamott bested Jim Knoblach by less than 100 votes. Knoblach’s name appeared on the ballot, but he had announced the end of his campaign roughly six weeks prior to Election Day. The Republican vote remains strong in Benton County. In the 2016 presidential election, all federal and state offices also went to GOP candidates. After compiling statewide results, incumbent Amy Klobuchar was reelected to her position as U.S. Senator. She won with 60.3 percent of the vote over former House District 15B Rep. Jim Newberger. Former Minnesota Lieutenant Governor Tina Smith is U.S. Senator-elect after triumphing over Republican Karin Housley in the special

election race to fill former senator Al Franken’s term. Tom Emmer will continue his position as U.S. Representative District 6. Emmer won against Ian Todd, 61.11 percent to 38.74 percent, respectively. Minnesota will be led by governor Tim Walz and lieutenant governor Peggy Flanagan for at least the next four years. The Walz-Flanagan DFL ticket earned 53.84 percent of the vote over Republicans Jeff Johnson and Donna Bergstrom. In state senate special election to fulfill former senator Michelle Fischbach’s role, Jeff Howe bested Joe Perske by nearly 15 percent – winning 21,714 votes to 16,108. Tim O’Driscoll will keep his seat as House Representative District 13B with 64.32 percent support, defeating Heidi Everett. Shane Mekeland will represent House 15B after receiving 59.41 percent of the vote. DFL candidate Karla Scapanski and Independent candidate Myron Wilson were defeated in that rate. Steve Simon will continue to serve

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How Benton County voted: Federal and state office results

The following total votes and percentages represent Benton County voters alone. Percentages not adding to 100 are on account of those who voted for representatives and write-in candidates not listed. Candidate U.S. Senator Jim Newberger (R) Amy Klobuchar (DFL) Other U.S. Senator – special election Karin Housley (R) Tina Smith (DFL) Other U.S. Representative District 6 Tom Emmer (R) Ian Todd (DFL) State Senator District 13 Jeff Howe (R) Joe Perske (DFL) State Representative District 13B Tim O’Driscoll (R) Heidi Everett (DFL) State Representative District 14B Jim Knoblach (R) Dan Wolgamott (DFL)

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8,291 7,131 667

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9,125 5,999 880

57.02 37.48 5.5

10,082 5,800

63.32 36.43

3,277 3,225

50.35 49.55

3,750 2,659

58.47 41.46

1,321 1,404

48.30 51.33

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Bonde elected as Rice Mayor

as Minnesota Secretary of State, Julie Blaha will take over as state auditor and Keith Ellison will be the state’s new attorney general. Blaha replaces Rebecca Otto who sought a gubernatorial bid. Ellison will take over Lori Swanson’s position as Swanson pulled her name from the ballot prior to the primary elections. Benton County had nearly 70 percent voter turnout in the midterm elections with 16,049 voters casting ballots compared to the 23,051 who were registered by 7 a.m. BY NATASHA BARBER Nov. 6. This was up from the statewide turnout average STAFF WRITER of 63.78 percent. Midterm elections brought less people to the polls than the previous presidential election. Voter RICE — The city of turnout was down from 91.47 percent in 2016 at the coun- Rice will have a new mayor ty level and 74.8 percent at the state level. come Jan. 1, 2019. Election results are not official until they have been Erik Bonde has bereviewed and certified by a canvassing board. come mayor-elect after defeating candidate Terry Schwanke in the contest for the two-year term of Rice from front Mayor. Bonde received 295 Candidate Total Percent votes while candidate Terry State Representative District 15B Schwanke received 263. Shane Mekeland (R) 3,785 56.37 “It’s still soaking in, Karla Scapanski (DFL) 2,489 37.07 but it also tells me I have a Myron Wilson (Ind.) 434 6.46 lot of responsibility ahead,” Governor-Lt. Governor said Bonde Nov. 7 of his reJeff Johnson-Donna Bergstrom (R) 9,406 58.61 action to winning the race. Tim Walz-Peggy Flanagan (DFL) 6,020 37.51 “The election was rather Other 623 3.88 close; I have to take care Secretary of State of those other people who John Howe (R) 9,384 59.27 didn’t vote for me as well.” Steve Simon (DFL) 5,676 35.85 Bonde, a former BrainOther 773 4.89 erd resident, moved to Rice State Auditor less than two years ago. He, Pam Myhra (R) 9,001 57.46 his wife Kelly, and their Julie Blaka (DFL) 5,403 34.49 three children have made Other 1,261 8.05 the community their home. Attorney General He was motivated to file for Doug Wardlow (R) 9,487 60.08 election when the current Keith Ellison (DFL) 5,255 33.28 mayor, Dale Rogholt, did Other 1,049 7.64 not seek reelection. “When I first came to town, the first thing I did Sauk Rapids VFW Post 6992 was transfer my membership from the American 901No. Benton Dr. - Sauk Rapids Legion in my hometown to Lic #800424 KEY CHAIN Call us for DRAWING here and started listening ial 320-252-3617 ec sp ur yo $125 to people,” Bonde said. “I t! en WWW.VFW6992.ORG ev Sat. 6 - 8 pm started meeting people and HAPPY SAT., NOV. 10 • CRAFT SALE asking them questions, and BINGO HOUR Mondays I thought at that time, you 1 - 5 PM Mon.-Fri. at 6:30 p.m. know, this might be a good 3:30-7pm fit for me.” Sat. 4:30-7pm MEAT SAT., NOV. 17 Bonde is the vice comSun. noon-7pm Auxiliary Turkey Bingo (3 p.m. to ?) RAFFLES mander of the American Fridays and Bake Sale (1 p.m. to 2 p.m.) Legion Post No. 473, volat 5 p.m. LATE NIGHT unteer instructor of fireHAPPY HOUR Nightly SUN., NOV. 18 arms, snowmobile and ATV Mon.-Fri. Specials! with the Minnesota 9-10pm M F Chris Stoeckel Benefit 8 pm - Close safety DNR, and member of the R45-1B-TV VFW, Disabled AmeriThe 901 Grille at the VFW can Veterans, Rice Lions, GRILL HOURS THURS-SAT. 5-9, SUN 12-5, MON. 5-9 Bishop Busch Council of Subject to change due to events the Knights of Columbus in Rice, and the Rice Area

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Sportsman’s Club. He is employed by Coborn’s as a pharmacy technician, as well as by Metro Transportation Network, of Sauk Rapids. He also volunteers as a reading tutor at Rice Elementary School and as an emergency medical technician with the American Red Cross. With less than two months from being sworn into office, Bonde has already began preparing himself for his role. He plans to continue to educate himself before stepping in as mayor. “One of the things I did before I even threw my hat in the ring was read council minutes from the past 2-3 years,” Bonde said. “I wanted to see what the priorities of the city were, where it was going and how it was being accomplished. So, for me the next two months is going to be then looking at the citizens that are appointed to the boards and commissions that fall under the city of Rice. I re-

ally want to hear from them and figure out how we can increase involvement, how we can get some of these important committees much more active than they have been recently, and then go from there.” Bonde will take over current Rice Mayor Dale Rogholt’s role after the New Year. Rogholt served the city of Rice for three terms, from 2013 through 2018. Paula Kampa and Brian Skroch were reelected to their roles on Rice City Council and Ellen Thronson and Jason Ellering will keep their seats on the Sauk Rapids City Council. All four candidates ran unopposed for their seats. Each will serve four-year terms. At the county level, Steven Heinen won the seat of Benton County Commissioner District 3 and will replace commissioner Jim McMahon who did not seek reelection. Heinen received 411 more votes that candidate Bonnita Bernhardt,

who was also seeking the seat. Heinen will leave his seat on the Sauk Rapids City Council to take on his new role. The Sauk Rapids City Council has yet to make a decision on how Heinen’s role will be fulfilled, but according to city administrator Ross Olson in the past when there is less than two years left in a vacant term the council has posted the position, accepted letters of interest from residents, interviewed selected candidates and made an appointment to the council. Benton County will also be represented by commissioner Ed Popp 2942 in District 2, auditortreasurer Nadean Inman, sheriff Troy Heck, county attorney Philip Miller, and soil and water supervisors Joseph Jordan in District 2 and Jake Scherer in District 3. All ran unopposed.

Rockwood looks to partner with city infrastructure

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Rice Mayor-elect Erik Bonde stands outside Rice City Hall Nov. 8. After winning the Nov. 6 election, Bonde will replace current mayor Dale Rogholt Jan. 1, 2019.

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RICE — The city of Rice has the opportunity to generate income in the coming years after a proposal was made at the Nov. 5 council meeting. Gary Wrobel, general manager of Rockwood Estates in Watab Township, and Tim Korby, of Donohue & Associates, Inc., approached the council asking to potentially have permission to hook the mobile home park to the city’s water and sanitary sewer infrastructure. The park has been battling a failing investment in a wastewater treatment system and believe it is time to look for an alternative method as Minnesota Pollution Control Agency

permitting regulations increase. The two said Rockwood estates would foot the cost of the extension hook-ups to the park and other needed units, potentially with the help of grant funding. The council said the first step was to look to see if the city’s infrastructure would be able to support the roughly 25,000 gallons per day the park generates and whether or not it could withstand the change long term. If the city would cooperate it is possible the partnership could generate about $60,000 in revenue each year for the city. Because Rockwood Estates plans on seeking funding alternatives, it is likely it would be a number of years before a change and implementation of the

project would happen. In other council news: - Approved a proclamation for citizens to observe Monday, Nov. 12 as Veterans Day in the city of Rice. The piece was read by Rice Mayor Dale Rogholt at the Rice Elementary School Nov. 9 during their Veterans Day festivities. The city office will be closed. - Tabled the updated internal control policy for a special meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 14. Council member Paula Kampa wanted to learn more of what treasurer Sheri Johnson learned at her training in September. The special meeting also includes the canvassing of the election and budget detail.

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churches near Bemidji. Tenneson has since retired as a full-time pastor but still preaches at churches for pastors who take vacation. After moving to Sauk Rapids in 2010, Tenneson volunteers her time at the Stearns County History Museum, Whitney Senior Center teaching beginning computer classes, sewing costumes for GREAT Theatre and helping as a family and consumer science teacher’s aide during the sewing segments at the Sauk Rapids-Rice Middle School. She is a University of Minnesota Extension Master Gardener and writes a gardening column for the Sauk Rapids Herald. “My schedule is pretty full most weeks,” she said. “I stay busy for my mental health. Between the Navy and the ministry, I have had the opportunity to live in a lot of different places.” As Veterans Day approaches, Tenneson reflects on her two decades of military service, more than a decade of ministry work and her service as a volunteer. “I consider joining the Navy the smartest thing I ever did,” Tenneson said. “I discovered that I fit inside big organizations, so the Navy was a good career for me.”

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Linda G. Tenneson smiles for her professional U.S. Navy portrait after joining the branch in 1972. Tenneson worked her way up to lieutenant commander.

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U.S. Air Force Colonel James D. Winkelman hands Linda G. Tenneson a letter of appreciation for volunteering at an elementary school in Alexandria, Va. Tenneson served as a teacher’s aide for students with reading problems for an hour a week.

sonnel and barracks inspections. While women serve on Navy ships today, this opportunity was not open to Tenneson when she first joined the Navy. “By the time women were allowed to serve on the ships, I was considered too senior,” Tenneson said. “I was disappointed because that would have been a good experience.” Even though the 68-year-old veteran was never able to travel by water, she lived in bachelor officer quarters at her first duty station. “My duties were not terribly glamorous, but it was stuff that needed to get done,” Tenneson said. Throughout her 20 years of service, she was

promoted from ensign to lieutenant junior grade and lieutenant. She retired as a lieutenant commander. Promotions were given based on annual performance reviews called fitness reports. “It was a very competitive process,” she said. Tenneson retired April 1, 1993, but began working on her next career six months before leaving the Navy. She started taking evening classes in seminaries. The Navy veteran served for 13 years as a Lutheran pastor (ELCA). Her first call was to rural churches near Rollag and then 10 years serving

RICE — A Rice woman was injured Nov. 2 when the vehicle she was driving collided with a grain truck. According to the Minnesota State Patrol, Melissa Petranek, 43, rear ended the grain vehicle shortly before 1 p.m. Friday while the vehicles were southbound on Highway 10 near 85th Street in Watab Township. Petranek was transported to the St. Cloud Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Bernard Geise, of Bowlus, was driving the grain vehicle. He was not injured in the accident.

Pulse on people Kleen studies in France ST. JOSEPH — Larissa Kleen, daughter of Diane Kleen of Sauk Rapids, is studying in France during fall semester 2018 through the Center for Global Education at the College of Saint Benedict in St. Joseph and Saint John’s University in Collegeville. Kleen is a junior nursing major at CSB. The France program is located in the city of Cannes, on the edge of the Mediterranean Sea, and provides access to many artistic and historic sites. Students are housed and take classes at the Collège International de Cannes alongside international students. Students study the French language, history, culture and society, art history, theater, politics and business. In addition, they visit many of the important sites in the region, and a program excursion takes them to Paris. Satre accepted for admission to Luther College DECORAH, Iowa – Anna Satre, of Sauk Rapids, has been accepted for admission for the 2019-20 academic year at Luther College. Satre has been awarded the Martin Luther Award.

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she said. “It was harder than my other duties. When the economy was good people didn’t want to join, but when the economy was bad, it was easier to recruit people.” Tenneson’s time spent in San Diego was the equivalent of being the principal of several schools. The schools, which gave advanced education to young enlisted personnel, were the Navy’s versions of classes such as restaurant operation, supply ordering and distribution, accounting, machine pattern making and molding, machine parts manufacturing and nuclear welding. This assignment also included making per-

Rice woman injured in farm vehicle accident

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Election judges assist, ensure accuracy Esther, Herman serve as officials BY NATASHA BARBER STAFF WRITER

SAUK RAPIDS — When voters took to the polls in Benton County Nov. 6, all were greeted by a group of volunteers tasked with the job of ensuring safe and secure elections. Election judges play a special role in the nation’s democracy. Each time voters step into precincts to cast ballots, they are waiting to assist. Officials help new voters register, direct people to the proper poll locations, collect signatures and voter-count information, and above all, confirm the accuracy of the election and safeguard the rights of voters. Esther Ebnet, of Minden Township, has been serving as an election judge for about 20 years. Her motivation to aid in the votecasting process was more about social aspects than political in nature. When someone posed the question asking her to partake, she gladly said yes. “I love people, and I feel this way I am doing something for the public,” said Ebnet, who is also the treasurer of Minden Township. “It’s fun. The voters are really, really nice. We don’t really have any problems, other than those who don’t know where to vote. We have some of them, and we have a book that tells us which area to direct them.” Ebnet said participating in the country’s democracy in such a way gives her a feeling of patriotism. She donned red, white and blue as she sat at the roster table of Minden Town Hall Tuesday. Peggy Herman, of Langola Township, feels the same. She became involved as an election official while she was serving as township clerk but has remained a judge even after no longer serving in that capacity. “That’s how I began,” said Herman, who has also served as an official for 20 years. “I think it’s a very

important part of our citizenship to do the elections and be a part of it. Our elections are really important.” According to Minnesota’s Secretary of State office, there can be as many as 30,000 election officials assisting in registration and balloting at the more than 4,100 precincts in the state. Officials must be eligible to vote in Minnesota, and be able to read, write and speak English. They must also complete at least two hours of training. Election judges can opt to work voluntarily or to be paid for their time. Each precinct determines compensation if applicable, but despite payment many precincts have difficulty finding applicants as others retire from the role. Ebnet said judges have duties that often begin before polls open on Election Day. Polling places are readied and equipment is tested to guarantee that when the time comes, votecasting runs smoothly. “We go to Foley and get our machines checked to see if they are working before the election,” said Ebnet, who assists Minden Township’s head judge, Cindy Abraham. “If they are not working Election Day you are going to have problems.” On Election Day, judges can work up to 16-hour days; sometimes shifts are split. Each judge may appear to have a simple task, but they all take their duties seriously. The number of people on the sign-in roster must match the number of ballots given out. And the number of ballots issued must match those entered into the ballot box. Even spoiled ballots – those with problems – are accounted for. “It is stressful in making sure everything is done correctly and that there are no errors on the part of the election judges,” Herman said. “As time goes on, the stress level isn’t as high because you’ve done it so many times.” Ebnet agreed. She said the group in Minden Township checks their logs periodically throughout the day

for errors in order to be proactive in the case of a mistake. “We have to be sure everything matches,” Ebnet said. “That’s serious. The numbers have to match to a T. If they don’t, there is complications.” As in all areas of life, technology has changed in the election process. Ebnet said the ballot counter has helped the officials with their process. “We don’t have to count the ballots anymore,” Ebnet said. “We have the machine that counts them. It’s more accurate.” When the ballots are tallied at the end of polling hours, each precinct handdelivers the computerized information in a sealed and signed envelope to the

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Election officials Kathy Malikowski (from left) Deb Schreifels, Pam Benoit, Esther Ebnet, Cindy Abraham and Lynne Welsh are pictured at Minden Township Hall Nov. 6 in Sauk Rapids. The group worked as election judges in the 2018 midterm elections.

county auditor-treasurer of- event there would be a chal- the judges and another elecfice. The county also keeps lenge of accuracy. By 10 tion is in the books. all ballots in storage in the p.m., the work is done for

16 presented lifesaving awards BY NATASHA BARBER STAFF WRITER

FOLEY — Sixteen people were honored at the Benton County Board meeting Nov. 6. The group each received awards for their parts in saving the life of Leon Raiter, of Granite Ledge Township. Lifesaving awards were presented by the Benton County Sheriff’s Office and North Memorial Health to Benton County residents Charlene Sromek, Myron Novak and Tyler Novak; sheriff’s office personnel Kyle Dusing and Tim Kosel; Foley Fire Chief Mark Pappenfus and firefighters Jerad Fleck, Todd Foreman, Rick Herbrand, Travis Janson, Mike McMillin and Travis Sweno; and North Memorial Ambulance Jackson Bossen, Eric Single, James Tallman and Eric Thoener. Through the efforts of the group, as well as medical professionals in the hospital, Raiter’s life was saved Feb. 21 when he suffered cardiac arrest. In other board news: - Approved one-year membership to the Highway 23 Coalition at the $3,000 advocate level.

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Leon Raiter (front) is surrounded by community members and emergency personnel – James Tallman (middle, from left), Myron Novak, Charlene Sromek, Mark Pappenfus, Tim Kosel and Jackson Bossen; (back, from left) Eric Single, Rick Herbrand and Kyle Dusing. Raiter suffered cardiac arrest in February and is here today due to the lifesaving efforts of the group. Not pictured are Mike McMillin, Travis Janson, Todd Foreman, Jerad Fleck and Travis Sweno, Eric Thoener and Tyler Novak.

Eight counties and 14 cities are also members. The membership will be paid in 2019; it is a budgeted item. - Approved changes to the St. Cloud Area Planning Organization joint powers agreement. The APO will be changing from a 36-member board to a 12-member board.

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Johnson to present on Minnesota stones SAUK RAPIDS — Lyndon Johnson, also known as The Agate Man, has built an impressive collection of gemstones, artifacts, fossils and agates throughout his years. Though not a geologist by profession, Johnson followed his interest in agates and spread his wisdom to family, friends and students throughout Minnesota. Johnson will host an informative exhibit and presentation at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 14 at the Foley branch of the Great River Regional Library, 251 Fourth Ave. N. Johnson’s hobby stemmed from a series of family outings when raising his children as a single father. “About 25 years ago, when my daughters were big enough to go on walks, I’d take them to the nearby gravel pit,” Johnson said. As years went by, Johnson became more involved in his hobby. As a former cross-country runner and track participant, Johnson’s running transformed into strolling and searching for agates. “I go to construction sites, farm fields, gravel pits and so on,” Johnson said. “You must train your eye to know what to look for, and then when and where to look for it.” Johnson enjoys the calming atmosphere of his countryside searches. “I love farm country because it is so peaceful,” he said. “I’ve walked thouine of Nice lLean Farm C y r e V quipment E

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sands of miles searching for rocks. The thrill of the hunt is a huge draw for me.” Johnson avoids repeat visits of familiar locales. “I’m always scouting for new rocks and new places,” Johnson said. “You never know when you’ll find something. My motto is, ‘When in doubt, dig it out.’” This motto has rewarded Johnson with countless treasures. “I once found a labradorite stone while snorkeling,” Johnson said. “The rock looked common, but it shined for a flash second. I brought it home and considered tossing it, but a cleaning revealed a lovely blue shimmer.” According to Johnson, his labradorite is the first of its kind to be found in Minnesota. The stones themselves are a reward, but Johnson loves the research aspect of his hobby, too. “The internet is a valuable tool, but you have to know where to start,” Johnson said. “I like digging into the research. There’s always something new to learn.” Johnson keeps his stones natural to preserve their authenticity and worth. “I wash most of them or maybe clean them with calcium, lime and rust remover,” Johnson said. “Otherwise I face polish them.” In 2017, Johnson made his most notable discovery. “I always envisioned finding gold someday, but this was an unheard of find,” Johnson said. “And to think I almost tossed it out.” On Labor Day weekend,

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Lyndon Johnson holds his rare rock find Oct. 30 in Sauk Rapids. The stone has platinum-group metals inside, the rarest types of metal.

Johnson stumbled upon a stone weighing 1 pound, 7 ounces. It appeared to have a muddy rust color and dark gray coloration. After Johnson washed it, he found more than he bargained for. “I thought it was just gold, but the University of Minnesota and St. Cloud State (University) used their X-ray fluorescent spectrometers to identify its contents, and we found much more,” Johnson said. “Turns out, the stone was loaded with platinum-group metals, the rarest metals on Earth.” The nugget had a rich mixture of elements: gold, ruthenium cerium, tungsten, thorium, strontium and praseodymium. Johnson dubbed it The Great Minnesota Labor Day Nugget. To Johnson, the stones are more than pretty spectacles; they are educational opportunities. He has made a habit of researching his

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new finds and often employs mathematics to estimate mineral content. “Math can solve just about anything,” Johnson said. “If you calculate a stone’s specific gravity you can determine its contents without damaging it.” Johnson is no stranger to sharing his knowledge. Throughout the years, he has given presentations to schools, colleges, and rock and mineral shows. His collection and knowledge have led him to be featured on an upcoming episode of the TV show “Minnesota Bound.” “People direct their rock questions to me,” Johnson said. “I’ll sit there and talk all day at those mineral shows. I love when people bring examples.” Johnson also posts his findings on social media. “My pride in this is displaying what you can find in Minnesota,” Johnson said.

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husband Delroy, brother Leroy, and son, Mark. She is survived by her sister Arlette Grafft; children Thomas (Christine), Robert (Lynn) and William; daughter-inlaw Sulinda George; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral services for Elaine will be 3 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 11 at The Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, Sauk Rapids, with visitation for an hour before the service. Burial will take place at Calvary Cemetery in St. Cloud Monday, Nov. 12, at 1 p.m. The family recommends memorial gifts be made to the following organizations. Easterseals, 141 W. Jackson Boulevard, Suite 1400A, Chicago, IL 60604. St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105. American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 22478, Oklahoma City, OK 73123. R-45-1B

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Elaine was born to John and Ottielia “Tillie” Bartosiewski March 25, 1930 in Sauk Rapids. She was baptized March 30, 1930 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Sauk Rapids, and confirmed there April 2, 1944. She attended Sauk Rapids schools through high school. Following graduation, she worked as a pharmacist assistant at Max Drug in Sauk Rapids. During the 1970’s, she worked for J.C. Penney for a time but was mostly a homemaker. She married Delroy George in Omaha, Neb. July 11, 1952. They were blessed with four children, Thomas, Mark, Robert and William. Throughout her life, she enjoyed hunting, fishing and camping, and spending summers on Lake of the Woods with her family. Elaine served on the board of directors of The Good Shepherd Community in Sauk Rapids, and was a longtime resident of the community. She enjoyed taking part in the Red Hat Society at Good Shepherd, and was a long-time volunteer there as well. She was a member of The Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd. She was preceded in death by her parents,

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There was a knock at the door. In our daily doldrums, a kind smile from a visitor was on the other side. Her silver hair, covered in pretty highlights, looked like a crown of glory and was a welcomed sight. Wisdom is of the aged and everyone in our household has been winging it lately. BY MERCY NYGAARD What brought this pleasLife by Faith ant visit? My oldest daughter’s birthday was coming up and she had stopped by bearing gifts. Now, this kind woman did not drop by as a stranger. She has spent time getting to know my daughter, her interests and her hobbies. She talks with her when she sees her at church and sends her real letters in the mail. Truly a lost art. Seeing her brightened my daughter’s day and the gift was a bonus. This intentional, generous woman was part of a Bible study I was leading on Titus. As I have been sad to lay it down in September to focus on our new homeschool adventure and baby coming, this visit brought much needed encouragement. The teachings and revelations that women from the study have received are still stirring or possibly still marinating. But they are there. God provided the way and wrote the scriptures on their hearts. There are a 30 women who attended that know the mandate and will pour into the next generation. The next morning, in our hustle and bustle to leave the house and get to school community day, this encouraging, silver-haired-generational woman sent me a text. She shared with me a prayer for my pregnancy, what she has learned through the study and how she has been blessed as she has been applying it to her life. My heart bursts with joy and all praise goes to the Father of lights. For, “Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights, with whom is no variableness, neither shadow of turning. Of his own will begat He us with the word of truth, that we should be a kind of first fruits of his creatures.” Do you want to know what helps me cope with such mixed election results this last week? This. A woman about her Father’s business, admonishing younger women so they can see and know the truth. Keep on keeping on, and if you get the chance, study and meditate on the book of Titus and do apply it with prayer. This is how the Kingdom of God will continue to advance and young women and young men will find their compass and truth.

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Which kind of cactus is it?

Have you heard the names, flowers grow from the notches in the stems Thanksgiving cactus, Christmas cactus or from their tips. The flowers are produced or Easter cactus? These are not the same from notches in these stems or from the as cacti with sharp spines that grow in a tips. The color varies but is usually a shade desert. The holiday cacti is a forest plant of pink or red. Hybridized or crossbred – an epiphyte that lives in decomposing plants may have white or purple blooms. leaf litter found in the forks and on the All of these cacti bloom when the branches of trees in tropical rain forests of days are short and the temperature is cool. BY LINDA G. South America. They need 50-55 degrees at night to trigger TENNESON The genus or Latin first name for the the bloom cycle. Lighting should be bright Green and first two is Schlumbergera. The second but not direct sun. These cacti may be grown Growing in half of the name shows the specific Benton County outdoors in pots in the summer and moved species. When shopping for this type indoors when nighttime temperatures are of cactus, checking the Latin name is a good idea close to 50 degrees. Being slightly pot bound seems because it is easy to mistake one kind of cactus for to encourage blooming, so repotting is not needed another. An easier way to differentiate between these often. The top 1 inch of the soil should be dry before species of cacti is to look at the leaves. Thanksgiving the plant is watered. cactus (Schlumbergera truncata) has leaves with Once your plant has begun blooming, try square edges and points on the ends. It is sometimes not to move it because sudden changes in light or called the crab cactus for this reason. The Christmas temperature will cause the flower buds to drop off. Do cactus (Schlumbergera bridgesii) has leaves that are not be surprised if your Christmas or Thanksgiving rounded at the edges. This cactus usually blooms cactus has a few blooms showing up again in spring. about a month later than the Thanksgiving cactus. This plant is especially long lived, growing 50 These two cacti are native to the tropical forests of years or more. Propagate by removing a 4-5 inch long Brazil. segment and placing the broken off end in potting The Easter cactus (Rhipsalidopsis gaetneri) is soil. Firm the soil so that the segment is secure and native to the natural forest of Brazil. It also has leaves water when the top 1 inch or so of soil is dry. The that are rounded on the edges with bristles on the segment should begin to grow easily. Many of the edges of the leaf segments. The blooms of an Easter plants sold are hybrid or crosses of Christmas and cactus are more star shaped than the Thanksgiving Thanksgiving cacti (Schlumbergera x buckleyi) and and Christmas cacti which have longer trumpet may have unexpected color blooms. shaped blooms. Linda G. Tenneson is a University of Minnesota These cacti are described as having leaves, but Extension Master Gardener and a Tree Care Advisor. that part of the plant is actually a flattened stem. The

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October weather, phenology in review Weather: A different month. Wet at the and cedar wax-wings worked over our mountain start, dry in the middle and wet at the end. ash tree Oct. 16, thinning out the orange berries. Thirteen days mid-month with no rain. Colder The rest of the winter birds, jays, woodpeckers averages than most years with the average and sparrows, are all here. One unusual sighting, high and low temperatures 51.48 and 35.48 a lone common grackle, came to the feeder Oct. degrees, respectively. Cooler than last year by 29 and remained into November. He forgot to nearly eight degrees. The warmest day was a go south. Putting out suet has attracted a lot of 69-degree day Oct. 18 while a chilly 23-degree attention. A big block of suet from Quality Meats day occurred both Oct. 12 and Oct. 22. It in Foley garners the attention of woodpeckers. BY JIM HOVDA The pileated woodpecker has not yet arrived. seemed like the whole month was cloudy. Rice The first 11 days produced rain except for Chipmunks were still feeding Oct. 31. Oct. 7. A trace of snow Oct. 11. Six days of rain Little Rock Lake: Only a couple of ended the month. Total precipitation for the month came docks are still in the lake on the north end. The Wainright to exactly 5 inches. Last year, I recorded 2.2 inches of dock was pulled out Oct. 31. I am confident this is the snow. So far this year total precipitation is 32.67 inches. oldest dock in Benton County. Constructed totally of Three inches behind last year. wood, the family estimates it was constructed in the late Local weather records: The coldest day occurred 1950s or early 1960s. The pictures both in and out of the Oct. 25, 1896 when it was only 2 degrees above zero while lake show what a massive structure it is. It is estimated it it made it to 90 degrees Oct. 2, 1953. The most rain fell weighs nearly 1,800 pounds. in 2005 when I recorded 8.22 inches. I recorded a record Lake levels have remained stable, only varying a few one-day rainfall of 7.33 inches Oct. 4, 2005. The most inches. Water temperature was 52 degrees at the beginning snow fell in 1995 when 6 inches was recorded. October of the month, dropping to 39 degrees Oct. 13. When will can be a month of radical change. Little Rock Lake freeze-over? Good question. My earliest Phenology: A pair of great horned owls are heard date was Nov. 3, 1991, the year of the Halloween Day many evenings in the woods behind our house. They blizzard. The latest was Dec. 21, 1998. spend a lot of time hooting, talking to each other. I have What is ahead: Get snow removal equipment yet to see them. The dark-eyed or slate-colored juncos running. Make sure you have emergency items in your arrived Oct. 8 and are here in mass. Winter is on the way. vehicle. Travel with your cell phone, always. And be Emil Williams still had blue birds at his place, and Pat careful on thin ice (if it exists). Heater for the bird bath? Cairns noted ring necked gulls at his feeder Oct. 8. Robins More suet? Change the batteries on my weather station.

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Corinne Becker, Sauk Rapids City residents have it. Development companies headquartered outside our area do not. Sauk Rapids recently hired a developer specializing in river and water front land to devise a plan for Southside and Sauk Rapids Lions Sunset parks. As a Sauk Rapids resident, it is disappointing city officials did not involve residents in the park development process, especially those of us who are regular park goers. Nonetheless, because I have skin in the game, I will bear the costs and consequences of park development. The following is my vision for Southside-Lions parks. First, keep it natural. There are few, if any, undeveloped and accessible parks in the area. Constructing large buildings – an event center or large-capacity amphitheater – would eclipse the site. Besides, the central Minnesota area is saturated with event center space, and several nearby cities have amphitheater developments in the works. Second, build a grand fireplace made of stone or granite into the north hillside of Southside Park. Due to liability concerns, the grand fireplace would burn gas, not wood logs. Park goers craving the warmth and glow of the fireplace would insert money into a kiosk adjacent to the fireplace, which would produce flame for the amount of time paid for, that is, metered. For example, a dollar bill might buy 15 minutes of flame, meaning that gas for the fireplace would be totally funded by users, not taxpayers. Price of flame would cover the cost of gas and yearly fireplace maintenance. Who knows? A community fireplace funded by a user kiosk might catch fire. Visualize St. Cloud’s West St. Germain Street in winter, lined and lighted by the glow of attractive granite fireplaces paid for by user kiosks. Third, rustic log seating for 20-30 people, akin to the kind installed at state parks, would surround a hearth made of stone, granite or brick, providing a mini platform and seating for community group meetings or events, such as kids storytelling time. Finally, rest rooms – now permanently closed – should be replaced by a similar sized building in the architectural style of a train depot, given the prevalence of trains adjacent to the park. To date, development plans for Southside and Sauk Rapids Lions Sunset parks have not been finalized. All of us with skin in the game should be encouraged to offer our opinions, ideas and plans for our riverfront parks.

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Betty Freihammer, secretary of Auxiliary Post No. 254 On this Veterans Day, the members of the Sauk Rapids American Legion Auxiliary Frank Heinzel Post No. 254 would like to express our sincere appreciation to the men and women who serve and served in the U.S. Armed Forces, continuing to fight for our freedoms. We invite everyone to pause today to remember those who have fought for our safety and freedom in this country. Thank you to all who have so bravely protected us. We know you sacrificed much for your country and all of us. And though some of you may no longer wear the uniform, we know you are always on call to serve and protect the freedom and security of the United States of America. American Legion Auxiliary members have dedicated themselves for 99 years (1919-2018) to meeting the needs of our nation’s veterans, the military and their families, both here and abroad. They volunteer millions of hours yearly with a value of over $1.1 billion. As part of the world’s largest patriotic service organization, auxiliary volunteers across the country also step up to honor veterans and military through annual scholarships and with the ALA Girls State programs, teaching high school juniors to be leaders grounded in patriotism and Americanism. To learn more about the auxiliary’s mission or to join, volunteer or donate visit http://www. alaforveterans.org.

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WHAT'S HAPPENING Saturday, Nov. 10, 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. — Rummage Sale. Items include clothing for all ages, seasonal decorations, household goods, toys, books and lots of miscellaneous. Church of the Immaculate Conception, 145 Second Ave. N.E. Rice. Also available before and after 8 a.m. Mass Sunday, Nov. 11.

Tuesday, Nov. 13, 5-7 p.m. — Free Cancer Screening and Prevention Night. Learn about cancer prevention, receive a free screening, tour a giant colon and go home with a free radon kit. For more information visit http://centracare.com. Coborn Healing Center, 1900 CentraCare Circle, St. Cloud.

Saturday, Nov. 10, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. — Operation Gratitude: Saying Thank You to All Who Serve. Operation Gratitude sends 200,000-plus care packages to deployed troops, veterans, new recruits and first responders. Write a letter of appreciation that will be sent to Operation Gratitude. All materials provided. Open to all ages. Great River Regional Library, 1300 W. St. Germain Street, St. Cloud.

Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2-6 p.m. — Poor Clare Tea. Hosted by St. John’s Christian Women. The event defrays the cost of winter fuel expenses for the cloistered Order of St. Clare community in Sauk Rapids. Refreshments served. All are welcome. Emmanus Trinity Center, 621 Dewey Street, Foley.

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Page 12 | SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10 , 2018 | SAUK RAPIDS HERALD BENTON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING MINUTES OCTOBER 16, 2018 The Benton County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on October 16, 2018 in the Foley City Hall Council Chambers with Commissioners Jake Bauerly, Jim McMahon, Spencer Buerkle, Ed Popp and Warren Peschl present. Call to order by Chair Popp was at 9:00 AM followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. Peschl/Bauerly unanimous to approve the amended agenda: add item—discuss Benton County’s top legislative priority for the AMC District 5 Fall Meeting on October 22nd. No one was present to speak under Open Forum. Buerkle/McMahon unanimous to approve the Consent Agenda: 1) approve the Regular Meeting Minutes of October 2, 2018 as written; and 2) accept and file the Committee of the Whole Minutes of October 9, 2018 as written. Board members reported on recent meetings they attended on behalf of the county. Peschl/Bauerly unanimous to set Committees of the Whole: November 1, Greater St. Cloud Development Corporation Meeting of All Investors and Partners; November 17, “St. Cloud 101” Hosted by the City of St. Cloud. Noting that an additional Social Worker position was approved as part of the 2019 budget, Bob Cornelius, Human Services Director, requested Board approval to fill this position as soon as possible. He pointed out that the 2014 legislature appropriated ongoing funding to counties for child protection services—currently, Benton County Human Services has $119,000 in unspent funds. Cornelius noted that there are two current temporary social workers who would make excellent candidates for the open social worker positions. He stated it is anticipated that with the annual base child protection grant, the potential bonus grant, and the Child Welfare Targeted Case Management revenue, a new worker will generate sufficient revenue to sustain this position; if funding were to cease, Cornelius would expect to eliminate this position. Buerkle/ McMahon unanimous to approve the immediate hire of the approved Social Worker position. Cornelius explained that, in February 2018, the Board passed a resolution in support of a mental health bonding bill as coordinated by AMC; his request today is for an additional letter of support for the CommUNITY Adult Mental Health Initiative (CAMHI) proposal to the mental health bonding RFP for the design and construction of a new building in St. Cloud. Cornelius stated that Benton, Sherburne, Stearns and Wright Counties have partnered with CentraCare and the Central MN Mental Health Center in support of the project; the proposal is to construct a new building within the “Central MN Mental Health footprint” where support services are nearby. He noted that services would include mental health assessments/screening, mobile crisis team, residential crisis, withdrawal management/detox, and medical outreach. Cor-

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nelius pointed out that this project aligns with the dedication of Benton County to serve its residents—many times residents are unduly referred to emergency rooms, jails, or simply go without intervention when their mental health needs arise. He stated the partners’ belief that this project is self-sustaining which is a requirement of the RFP. Peschl/Bauerly unanimous to approve the letter of support for the mental health bonding project, and authorize the Chair to sign. The Regular County Board meeting was recessed at 9:47 AM to conduct a Human Services Board meeting. The Regular Board meeting was reconvened at 9:50 AM. Monty Headley, County Administrator, explained that AMC is asking counties to provide their top legislative priority. Board members briefly discussed the AMC “ballot items” resulting from meetings of the AMC policy committees (Environment & Natural Resources, General Government, Health & Human Services, Public Safety, and Transportation & Infrastructure). Human Services Director, Bob Cornelius, commented on the Health & Human Services ballot item relating to support for the state’s responsibility to fund mental health services, stating “…over the last three to five years…DHS has passed 25-30 things down to the county as the county’s responsibility…I would support the idea that the counties fight back on this and say “DHS, you own the mental health safety net”…the counties never did sign up for that…” McMahon commented “…I think our biggest concern should be mental health and health itself…they shut down the mental health facilities years ago and put all the burden back on the locals…” Bauerly commented “out-of-home placements and mental health are two big cost drivers…maybe ask the state to restore the funding they had for mental health twenty years ago…” Cornelius added “…we lined up to take those people (from the regional treatment center) because there was all kinds of funding to get them out of institutions and put them into the community…since then, what happened to the funding?...the need has grown but the funding has been whittled away…” Buerkle stated his belief that another priority should be the ballot item of the General Government policy committee—supporting legislation that preserves tax base in response to increased property tax appeals, utility tax refunds, and potential “dark store” assessing practices. Bauerly added “…tax uniformity is a big issue that needs to be resolved as soon as possible…” Cornelius referenced the Health and Human Services policy committee ballot item relating to AMC support of maintaining the state’s health care provider tax. Buerkle/Bauerly unanimous to adjourn at 9:55 AM. Edward D. Popp, Chair Benton County Board of Commissioners ATTEST: Montgomery Headley Benton County Administrator R-45-1B

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATION OF THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF THE ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN THE TIME PROVIDED BY LAW IS NOT AFFECTED BY THIS ACTION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that default has occurred in conditions of the following described mortgage: DATE OF MORTGAGE: July 1, 2014 MORTGAGOR: Anthony Brown, an unmarried man. MORTGAGEE: Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Mortgages Unlimited Inc. its successors and assigns. DATE AND PLACE OF RECORDING: Recorded July 16, 2014 Benton County Recorder, Document No. 404338. ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: Assigned to: U.S. Bank National Association. Dated September 1, 2015 Recorded September 8, 2015, as Document No. 411601. TRANSACTION AGENT: Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. TRANSACTION AGENT’S MORTGAGE I D E N T I F I C AT I O N NUMBER ON MORTGAGE: 100848100126236308

LENDER OR BROKER AND MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR STATED ON MORTGAGE: Mortgages Unlimited Inc. RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE SERVICER: U.S. Bank National Association M O RT G A G E D PROPERTY ADDRESS: 805 5th Street Northeast, Rice, MN 56367 TAX PARCEL I.D. #: 150069000 LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: Lot 10, Block 4, Fox Meadows, Benton County, Minnesota COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY IS LOCATED: Benton O R I G I N A L PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE: $178,571.00 AMOUNT DUE AND CLAIMED TO BE DUE AS OF DATE OF NOTICE, INCLUDING TAXES, IF ANY, PAID BY MORTGAGEE: $181,119.14 That prior to the commencement of this mortgage foreclosure proceeding Mortgagee/ Assignee of Mortgagee complied with all notice requirements as required by statute; That no action or proceeding has been instituted at law or otherwise to recover the debt secured by said mortgage, or any part

thereof; PURSUANT to the power of sale contained in said mortgage, the above described property will be sold by the Sheriff of said county as follows: DATE AND TIME OF SALE: December 13, 2018 at 10:00 AM PLACE OF SALE: Benton County Sheriff’s Office, 581 Highway 23 Northeast Foley, MN to pay the debt then secured by said Mortgage, and taxes, if any, on said premises, and the costs and disbursements, including attorneys’ fees allowed by law subject to redemption within six (6) months from the date of said sale by the mortgagor(s), their personal representatives or assigns unless reduced to Five (5) weeks under MN Stat. §580.07. TIME AND DATE TO VACATE PROPERTY: If the real estate is an owneroccupied, single-family dwelling, unless otherwise provided by law, the date on or before which the mortgagor(s) must vacate the property if the mortgage is not reinstated under section 580.30 or the property is not redeemed under section 580.23 is 11:59 p.m. on June 13, 2019 unless that date falls on a weekend or legal holiday, in which case it is the next weekday, and unless the redemption period is reduced to 5 weeks under MN Stat.

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE THE RIGHT TO thereof; VERIFICATION OF THE PURSUANT to the DEBT AND IDENTITY power of sale contained in OF THE ORIGINAL said mortgage, the above CREDITOR WITHIN THE described property will be TIME PROVIDED BY LAW sold by the Sheriff of said IS NOT AFFECTED BY county as follows: THIS ACTION. DATE AND TIME OF NOTICE IS HEREBY SALE: November 29, 2018 GIVEN, that default has at 10:00 AM occurred in conditions of PLACE OF the following described SALE: Benton County mortgage: Sheriff’s Office, 581 DATE OF Highway 23 Northeast Foley, MORTGAGE: February MN 2, 2010 to pay the debt then secured MORTGAGOR: Cheryl by said Mortgage, and taxes, A. Hovey, an unmarried if any, on said premises, and woman. the costs and disbursements, M O R T G A G E E : including attorneys’ fees Mortgage Electronic allowed by law subject to Registration Systems, Inc. as redemption within six (6) nominee for PHH Mortgage months from the date of said Corporation. sale by the mortgagor(s), DATE AND PLACE OF their personal representatives RECORDING: Recorded or assigns unless reduced to February 4, 2010 Benton Five (5) weeks under MN County Recorder, Document Stat. §580.07. No. A372049. TIME AND DATE TO ASSIGNMENTS OF VACATE PROPERTY: If MORTGAGE: Assigned to: the real estate is an ownerPHH Mortgage Corporation. occupied, single-family Dated October 25, 2011 dwelling, unless otherwise Recorded November 16, provided by law, the date 2011, as Document No. on or before which the 384989. And thereafter mortgagor(s) must vacate the assigned to: Lakeview Loan property if the mortgage is Servicing, LLC. Dated not reinstated under section February 13, 2017 Recorded 580.30 or the property is February 22, 2017, as not redeemed under section Document No. A421164. 580.23 is 11:59 p.m. on May T R A N S A C T I O N 29, 2019, unless that date AGENT: Mortgage falls on a weekend or legal Electronic Registration holiday, in which case it is the Systems, Inc. next weekday, and unless the T R A N S A C T I O N redemption period is reduced AGENT’S MORTGAGE to 5 weeks under MN Stat. I D E N T I F I C A T I O N Secs. 580.07 or 582.032. NUMBER ON MORTGAGE: M O RT G A G O R ( S ) 100020000602658324 RELEASED FROM LENDER OR BROKER FINANCIAL OBLIGATION AND MORTGAGE ON MORTGAGE:None ORIGINATOR STATED “THE TIME ALLOWED BY ON MORTGAGE: PHH LAW FOR REDEMPTION Mortgage Corporation BY THE MORTGAGOR, R E S I D E N T I A L THE MORTGAGOR’S MORTGAGE SERVICER: P E R S O N A L LoanCare, LLC R E P R E S E N T AT I V E S M O R T G A G E D OR ASSIGNS, MAY BE PROPERTY ADDRESS: REDUCED TO FIVE 1421 3rd Avenue South, WEEKS IF A JUDICIAL Sauk Rapids, MN 56379 ORDER IS ENTERED TAX PARCEL I.D. #: UNDER MINNESOTA R19.01375.00 STATUTES, SECTION LEGAL DESCRIPTION 582.032, DETERMINING, OF PROPERTY: AMONG OTHER Lot 6, Block 7, Sweet’s THINGS, THAT THE Addition, Benton County, MORTGAGED PREMISES Minnesota ARE IMPROVED COUNTY IN WHICH WITH A RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IS LOCATED: DWELLING OF LESS Benton THAN FIVE UNITS, ARE O R I G I N A L NOT PROPERTY USED PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF IN AGRICULTURAL MORTGAGE: $71,923.00 PRODUCTION, AND ARE AMOUNT DUE ABANDONED.” AND CLAIMED TO BE Dated: September 24, 2018 DUE AS OF DATE OF Lakeview Loan Servicing, NOTICE, INCLUDING LLC TAXES, IF ANY, PAID Mortgagee/Assignee of BY MORTGAGEE: Mortgagee $69,262.16 USSET, WEINGARDEN That prior to the AND LIEBO, P.L.L.P. commencement of this Attorneys for Mortgagee/ mortgage foreclosure Assignee of Mortgagee proceeding Mortgagee/ 4500 Park Glen Road #300 Assignee of Mortgagee Minneapolis, MN 55416 complied with all notice (952) 925-6888 requirements as required 100 - 18-005144 FC by statute; That no action THIS IS A or proceeding has been COMMUNICATION FROM instituted at law or otherwise A DEBT COLLECTOR. to recover the debt secured R-40-6B by said mortgage, or any part

Secs. 580.07 or 582.032. MORTGAGOR(S) RELEASED FROM FINANCIAL OBLIGATION ON MORTGAGE:None “THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW FOR REDEMPTION BY THE MORTGAGOR, THE MORTGAGOR’S P E R S O N A L R E P R E S E N T AT I V E S OR ASSIGNS, MAY BE REDUCED TO FIVE WEEKS IF A JUDICIAL ORDER IS ENTERED UNDER MINNESOTA STATUTES, SECTION 582.032, DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER THINGS, THAT THE MORTGAGED PREMISES ARE IMPROVED WITH A RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF LESS THAN FIVE UNITS, ARE NOT PROPERTY USED IN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, AND ARE ABANDONED.” Dated: October 5, 2018 U.S. Bank National Association Mortgagee/Assignee of Mortgagee USSET, WEINGARDEN AND LIEBO, P.L.L.P. Attorneys for Mortgagee/ Assignee of Mortgagee 4500 Park Glen Road #300 Mayhew Lake Township meeting date Minneapolis, MN 55416 The November monthly meeting of the Mayhew Lake (952) 925-6888 19 - 18-005490 FC Township Board will be Tuesday, Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. The THIS IS A December-April meetings will be at 7 p.m., also at the COMMUNICATION FROM clerk’s home – 5248 115th Street Northeast. Lawrence Thell A DEBT COLLECTOR. Mayhew Lake clerk R-41-6B R-44-2B

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SPORTS

Vikings defense dominates Lions

Public Notices CERTIFICATE OF AMENDMENT TO ASSUMED NAME Minnesota Statutes ,Chapter 333 (1) List the exact name under which the business is or will be conducted: Bridge Church. (2) The address of the principal place of business is: 123 22nd Ave. N, St. Cloud, MN 56303. (3) List a Mailing Address if you cannot receive mail at the principal place of business address:___________. (4) List the name and complete street address of all persons conducting business under the above Assumed Name, OR if an entity, provide the legal corporate, LLC, or Limited Partnership name and registered office address: The Bridge A/G Church, 123 22nd Ave N, St. Cloud, MN 56303. (5) This certificate is an amendment of Certificate of Assumed Name File Number: 616592300022 Originally filed on: 09/04/2012 Under the name: Rice Community Church (6) By typing my name, I, the undersigned, certify that I am signing this document as the person whose signature is required, or as agent of the person(s) whose signature would be required who has authorized me to sign this document on his/her behalf, or in both capacities. I further certify that I have completed all required fields, and that the information in this document is true and correct and in compliance with the applicable chapter of Minnesota Statutes. I understand that by signing this document I am subject to the penalties of perjury as set forth in Section 609.48 as if I had signed this document under oath. Gene Thomsen, Lead Pastor 09/18/2018 R-44-2P

With the return of defensive end Everson It also helped that the Vikings secondary Griffen to the lineup and with cornerback was nearly back to full strength. Xavier Xavier Rhodes nearing full strength as he Rhodes, who primarily shadows the opposing recovers from foot and ankle injuries, the team’s top wide receiver, is the key to the back vaunted Minnesota Vikings defense that led end of the defense. With Rhodes looking more them to the NFC championship game last and more comfortable as the game progressed, season is showing signs of resurfacing. the Vikings were able to shut down a shortSimply put, the Vikings defense has not handed offense that recently traded away one been the same this season. Mike Zimmer’s of their primary weapons in Golden Tate. vaunted defensive unit won the Vikings by ANDY THAYER With the Vikings on a bye this week, there is multiple games last year en route to the team Sports Columnist a good chance Rhodes will get an even better giving up the fewest points in the league opportunity to rest, recover and get as close to overall (15.8 points per game). And this year they have 100 percent as possible. surrendered 29 points to the Packers, 27 points to the The health of Rhodes moving forward is critical, Bills, 38 points to the Rams and 30 points to the Saints. because the team’s next three games are all going to While the defense has not been abysmal so far this season, be huge. After the bye, the Vikings to Chicago to face I would not call their performance thus far dominant the division-leading Bears, host the always-dangerous either. Packers, then travel to New England to square off against That appeared to change Sunday in the Vikings’ the defending AFC champion Patriots. Those three games 24-9 win over Detroit, as we finally got a glimpse of are going to make or break this season, and having the what this defense can do at full strength. With Everson team’s top cover corner healthy is going to be essential to Griffen reacclimated and back in his pocket-disrupting avoiding big plays and buying the pass rush enough time groove, there was a noticeable difference in the push the to get home. Vikings defensive line was able to generate. With Griffen It is exciting to see the Vikings show signs of demanding attention on the right edge, left defensive end recapturing their identity as a dominant defense. While Danielle Hunter was afforded one-on-one matchups for the team’s offense is good enough now with Kirk Cousins a good portion of the game, and he capitalized on those under center and Dalvin Cook back in the mix to hang opportunities. Hunter notched 3.5 sacks against Detroit, around in shootouts with teams like the Rams and Saints, and he now leads the NFL with 11.5. the Vikings best chance to advance in the playoffs is to Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford had no chance hold opposing offenses in check. The Vikings are not as he was sacked 10 times, lost a fumble – which Hunter going to the Super Bowl if their defense is merely average. returned for a score – and was held without a touchdown With Everson Griffen back with the team and a healthy PROBATE NOTICE pass for the first time all season. The Vikings also held Xavier Rhodes prowling the secondary, the Vikings have Estate of Rachel Pernina Burke Detroit to 66 yards rushing on 24 carries, a paltry 2.75 a chance to reassert themselves as an elite defense and Court File No. 73-PR-18-8665 NOTICE OF INFORMAL yards per carry, and at a risk of sounding hyperbolic, the reclaim their spot as a primary contender in the NFC PROBATE OF WILL AND APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS Lions offense was completely overwhelmed. playoff picture.

Sauk Rapids Police Department activity

Incidents: 31 traffic stops, 23 suspicious, 18 various calls, 17 assists, 14 medical, 13 animals, 12 child, 9 human services reports, 8 alarms, 7 thefts, 6 property, 6 driving, 5 civil, 5 welfare checks, 5 warrants, 4 disturbances, 4 harassments, 4 permits, 3 accidents, Oct. 29, 2229 hrs: Officers responded to a complaint 3 missing persons, 3 ordinances, 2 assaults, 2 traffic of a dumpster fire on the 300 block of Third Avenue hazards, 2 domestics, 2 repo vehicle and 2 violation South. No one was outside upon arrival and the fire court orders. department extinguished the fire without any damage to the apartment complex.

Rice Police Department activity

Oct. 30, 2211 hrs: Officers responded to a burglary alarm on the 1400 block of Third Avenue South. The keyholder for the building arrived and the building was secured. There were no signs of forced entry. Oct. 30, 0913 hrs: Officers initiated a traffic stop on Nov. 2, 2011 hrs: Officers observed a juvenile male suspicion of the driver being under the influence. Ofsitting alongside the road with his bike on top of his ficers transported the driver to the Benton County legs. Male stated he was almost run over by a red Jail on charges of fourth degree DWI. SUV but could not provide additional details. Offi- Incidents: 9 various calls, 7 records checks, 3 traffic cers gave the male a ride home. stops and 3 assists.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS MONDAY NOVEMBER 26, 2018 Notice is hereby given that the Sauk Rapids City Council will met at 6:00PM, or as soon thereafter as possible, on Monday the 26th day of November, 2018, in the City Council Cham- 420 bers, 250 Summit Avenue North, to consider the adoption of the Assessment Rolls made up of individual assessments to abutting or benefited property for the following improvements:

ROLL NO. 416

IMPROVEMENT AND AREA TO BE ASSESSED Unpaid Water and Sewer Bills, Storm Water Utility Fees, and Street Light Utility Fees throughout the city. The total amount of the proposed assessment roll is $86,792.13.

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Lawn cutting throughout the city. The total amount of the proposed assessment roll is $120.00.

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2018 Quarry Road Utility Extension Improvements, Benton County Road 57 (Quarry Road NE) from Benton CSAH 3 to approximately 2,900 feet north of the County Road 57 (Quarry Road NE)/ CSAH 3 intersection, for sanitary sewer and water main, The area proposed to be assessed for the improvements includes the properties abutting Benton County 57 (Quarry Road NE) from Benton CSAH 3 to approximately 2900 feet north of the County Road 57 (Quarry Road NE)/CSAH 3 intersection. The total amount of the proposed assessment roll is $365,606.37.

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2018 Overlay Improvements, for edge milling with a 2-inch bituminous street overlay of the existing pavements and improving existing pedestrian ramps on 4th Street South from 8th Avenue South to the east property line of Sauk Rapids-Rice ISD 47 at Mississippi Heights Elementary School. Improvements to Franklin Avenue for a full-depth reclamation of the street and bituminous paving. Improvements to Lincoln Avenue for milling the bituminous surface and replacing with a new bituminous surface, The area proposed to be assessed for the improvements includes the properties abutting 4TH Street South from 8th Avenue South to the east property line of the Sauk Rapids-Rice ISD 47 at Mississippi Heights Elementary School, properties abutting Lincoln Avenue

STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF STEARNS IN DISTRICT COURT SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT PROBATE COURT DIVISION In Re: Estate of Rachel Pernina Burke, Deceased. NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS AND CREDITORS: Notice is hereby given that an application for informal probate of the above named decedent’s last will, dated June 23, 2017, has been filed with the Registrar herein, and the application has been granted informally probating such will. Any objections may be filed in the above-named Court, and the same will be heard by the Court upon notice of hearing fixed for such purpose. Notice is hereby further given that informal appointment of Peggy C. Burke, whose address is 6150 St. Croix Ave. N, #304, Golden Valley MN 55422, as personal representative of the estate of the above decedent, has been made. Any heir, devisee or other interested person may be entitled to appointment as personal representative or may object to the appointment of the personal representative and the personal representative is empowered to fully administer the estate including, after 30 days from the date of issuance of his letters, the power to sell, encumber, lease or distribute real estate, unless objections thereto are filed with the Court (pursuant to Section 524.3-607) and the Court otherwise orders. Notice is further given that ALL CREDITORS having claims against said estate are required to present the same to said personal representative or to the Court Administer within four months after the date of this notice or said claims will be barred. Dated: 17th October 2018, Registrar George Lock, Court Administrator. R-45-2B

from Benton Drive to the South City limits and properties abutting Franklin Avenue from Benton Drive to the South City limits. The total amount of the proposed assessment roll is $45,758.72.

Water main, WAC (Water availability charge), water trunk charge and storm water charge for the property located at 1645 Golden Spike Road NE. The total amount of the proposed assessment roll is $10,813.00 The proposed assessment rolls are on file for public inspection at the office of the City Administrator-Clerk. Written or oral objections will be considered at the meeting. The Council may consider an objection to the amount of the proposed individual assessment at this meeting or an adjourned meeting upon further notice of the affected property owners, as it deems advisable. An owner may appeal an assessment levied by the City Council to the District Court pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 429.081 by serving notice of the appeal upon the Mayor or City Administrator-Clerk of Sauk Rapids within thirty (30) days after the adoption of the assessment roll and filing such notice with the District Court within ten (10) days after service upon the Mayor or City Administrator-Clerk however, no appeal may be taken as to the amount of any individual assessment unless a written objection signed by the effected property owner is filed with the City Administrator-Clerk prior to the assessment hearing or presented to the presiding officer at the hearing on Monday, November 26, 2018. Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Section 435.193 to 435.195, and Sauk Rapids Ordinance, a homeowner may make application to defer the payment of a special assessment for any homestead property owned by a person sixty-five (65) years of age or older for whom it would be a financial hardship to make the payments. When deferment of the special assessment has been granted and is later terminated in accord with State Law, all amounts accumulated plus applicable interest become due. Application forms may be obtained from the Sauk Rapids Finance Department upon request. All application forms for this deferred assessment must be received by the Sauk Rapids City Finance Department no later than thirty (30) days from the adoption of the assessment. City of Sauk Rapids Ross Olson City Administrator-Clerk Published in the Sauk Rapids Herald November 10th, 2018. R-45-1B

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Push through, never give up

Ringger wraps up running at state BY ANNA HINKEMEYER | STAFF WRITER

Sam Ringger ended his cross-country career with the Storm Nov. 3 in the 2018 Minnesota State Boys and Girls Cross Country Meet at St. Olaf College in Northfield. Ringger ran a time of 17 minutes, 2.9 seconds and placed 123rd. â&#x20AC;&#x153;State didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t go as well as I had hoped,â&#x20AC;? Ringger said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t feeling good, but it was still cool to be able to make it to state. I thought it was a good way to end the season.â&#x20AC;? This was the second consecutive trip to the state meet for Ringger. He was the only runner from Sauk Rapids-Rice to advance. The cross country season has ended for the Storm. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It was a tough race for Sam, but he hung on and made us proud,â&#x20AC;? said Jake Jensen, head coach. â&#x20AC;&#x153;He gave it his best effort, and we were glad to see him get to the state meet again. Few runners ever get to that level. Sam will have a promising future in running, and we are sad his time with us has come to an end.â&#x20AC;? Ringger is planning to run cross country in colPHOTO BY MIKE KOSIK Sam Ringger prepares to run in the state cross country lege but has not committed to a school. meet Nov. 3 at St. Olaf College. Ringger placed 123rd with a time of 17:02.9.Â

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Sauk Rapids-Rice High School is full of talent, from academics to activities to athletics. This fall, Storm athletes continued to show their strong, competitive nature. This season, SRR has a lot to say. The football team BY ANNA HINKEMEYER made it to the section championship game, the volleyball team made it to semifinals, the soccer teams and the tennis team improved on last seasonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s records, the crosscountry team had higher placings and faster times and the girls swimmers and divers are having a monumental season as well. SRR also has a lot to be proud of in terms of the CLC performers of the week â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 17 athletes made the cut. At least one athlete from every team earned the honor. Braden Tretter, JD Bates, Jake Ackerman and Will Korman represented the football team. Eli Rudnick was the sole honoree of the boys soccer team with his accomplishments in the net. Maggie Fernholz and Renae van der Hagen earned the honor for the girls soccer team. Anna Lucas and Holynne Zeilenga have earned the awards for the swim team thus far. Grace Middendorf, Taryn Czech and Jordyn Krueger represent the girls tennis team. Sam Ringger was the sole representative for the cross-country team. Morgan Maselter, Alyssa Blais, Staci Meyer and Soleil Newland represented the volleyball team. I always get excited when I see the names of Sauk Rapids-Rice athletes in the long list of honorees each season, because I have witnessed the hard work and determination of these athletes during games and practices. These athletes work hard to earn the stats and accomplishments they have. As I went through the list and saw the names of each of these athletes earning the CLC performer of the week honor, I smiled. Many of these athletes are captains, they often come early and stay late for practice and do everything in their power to see their team do better. Many of them compete in multiple sports, but many of them also specialize in one. Each of them has had hardships and struggles â&#x20AC;&#x201C; losing a parent, sustaining injuries and others. How passionate they are about their athletic career, about their team and how hard they work is evident. To each of you, continue to put in the hard work to pursue your passions, whether that is breaking records at the high school level, pushing through barriers to become a college athlete or moving into a career. Never give up.

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Dream season ends in finals of guys. … We worked our tails off.” Head coach Phil Klaphake feels similarly as the team ends its season with a 7-3 record. “I wish we were still BY ANNA HINKEMEYER playing because this group STAFF WRITER is so much fun to coach, but The Sauk Rapids- we are very proud of what Rice football team ended an incredible season Nov. 2 after a tough 52-28 loss to Elk River in the section 6-5A championship game at Buffalo High School. “To play in the section championship was an awesome opportunity for us,” Cade Milton-Baumgardner said. “It’s obviously not the way I would have liked it to end, but it’s cool we imZach Storms jumps over an Elk River defender Nov. 2 in proved off of last year. I’m Buffalo. Storms gained 16 yards on the play. very proud of this group

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these kids were able to accomplish,” Klaphake said. “It’s exciting to see the direction we are headed, and this game is another step.” Playing for a section title is one of the many accomplishments for the team this season. “To win a district title

this year is a big deal,” Klaphake said. “We were also able to find ways to [defeat] a lot of talented teams this year, several of those being in dramatic fashion. This is a season I won’t forget for a long time.”

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Girls hockey returns strong core BY ANNA HINKEMEYER STAFF WRITER

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Libby Asper (from left), Chloe Stockinger and Brooke Walters are the captains of the Storm’n Sabres girls hockey team for the 2018-19 season. The team plays its first game Nov. 13 in Rogers.

senior defender Grace McCabe, junior forward Anna Orth, senior forward Libby Asper, sophomore defender Lauren Wensel and senior forward Madison Mollner. Walters, Asper and Stockinger were named the captains for this season. “We didn’t lose a lot last year,” Anderson said. “Because of that, we are pretty deep and very competitive up and down the lineup.”

The team is coming off a 10-12-4 record last season, which included an appearance in the Hockey Day Minnesota festivities against the St. Cloud Icebreakers. “I’m expecting a great season,” Anderson said. “I’m hoping we can be extremely competitive within the conference and section. We were a young team last year, but we have many of those returning this year.”

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What other activities are you involved in at What do you like to do in your spare time? Play volleyball, spend time at my cabin in Brainerd and school? DECA, Link, yearbook, and I also tutor. relax with my family. I also tutor in my free time. What is your favorite high school class to date? AP statistics. I love all math, because I love What is your favorite meal, movie, social mebeing able to solve problems with my knowledge. dia application and song? Lobster in Canada, “Miracle Season”, Snapchat and “My Wish” by RasWhat skill do you possess most people do not cal Flatts. know about? I can turn any situation into a good What are your future plans? Attend college to situation. advance my volleyball career and study to become a nurse anesthetist.

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The Sauk Rapids-Rice High School football team celebrates its Section 6-5A runner-up plaque Nov. 2 in Buffalo. The Storm lost to Elk River.

Football from pg. 15 The loss marked the end of senior MiltonBaumgardner’s career as the starting quarterback for the Storm. “It’s been really fun growing and getting better as I have gotten older,” Christian Rodriguez rushes into the end zone for a touchdown Nov. 2 in Buffalo. The Storm lost 52-28 to Elk River.

step to state.” The Storm is grateful for the community’s support. “It was awesome to see our fans show up and be so close to the field in a really cool Buffalo stadium,” Milton-Baumgardner said. “Having the lights, the big screen and a loud student section was awesome. … I loved playing on that field and in that situation. Our fans have supported us all year, and it was fun to have them make the trip.” Rodriguez agreed. “I haven’t played in an atmosphere like that before now,” Rodriguez said. “Our community was so

supportive and loud.” Despite the loss, the Storm had a strong momentum from the starting kick return. The team executed the drive for approximately 70 yards, ending with Milton-Baumgardner leaping into the end zone on a 4-yard run. In the last minutes of the first quarter, Rodriguez ran for a 21-yard touchdown pass, followed by a Kobe Lee catch in the end zone for the two-point conversion, bringing the score to a tied 14. The Storm scored again in the third quarter after Milton-Baumgardner connected with Rodriguez

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for a 41-yard pass, followed by a pass to Jake Ackerman for the twopoint conversion. “It was awesome to score in a big game like that,” Rodriguez said. “It felt great.” SRR scored for the final time midway through the fourth quarter on a 14yard pass to Lee. Stats: Passing: MiltonBaumgardner 192 yds 3 TD. Rushing: JD Bates 109 yds, Milton-Baumgardner 25 yds 1 TD, Ackerman 19 yds, Rodriguez 14 yds. Receiving: Rodriguez 133 yds 2 TD, Lee 26 yds 1 TD, Zach Storms 16 yds, Ackerman 9 yds, Josh Schloe 8 yds.

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Ackerman, claimed Willmar’s only goal of the game. Unfazed, the Lumberjacks continued their offense. Kearby Larson, assisted by Jordan Drobinski and Bailey Sommers, made the last goal of the first period with 3:23 remaining. The second period was highly defensive; both teams had fewer shots on goal than any other period. The Lumberjacks managed to slip two of their 17 shots past WarHawk goalie Lucas Ehrlich in the second period. Daymin Dodge and Hunter Schwehr each scored unassisted goals before the midway point. Less than one minute after the third period began, Troumbly made his hat trick goal, short-handed on a power play. DeBoom provided the assist. Never a team to rest on their laurels, the Jacks kept up the pressure. Schwehr, taking advantage of a powerplay, scored unassisted at 11:31 to finish the scoring. Ehrlich saved 45 shots on goal for the WarHawks. Granite City goalie Matt Fitzgerald collected the win, saving 13 of 14 goals. The Lumberjacks accrued 12 minutes of penalty time from six infractions; Willmar accrued 26 minutes from nine.

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SAUK RAPIDS — When Calvin Repulski, 92, graduated in spring 1944, he was not celebrating his freedom from high school and planning a future career. Instead, like many men his age, 17-year-old Repulski was faced with the reality of war. The United States had entered World War II roughly 20 months prior to his commencement. “I went in six days out of high school,” said Repulski, who enlisted in the U.S. Navy with about a dozen area men. “I didn’t want to go into the Army. Neighbors were losing their kids because they were being drafted. I figured I would be going, so I enlisted.” With the support of his parents, Repulski entered training. As he finished, he became a member of the Naval Armed Guard. “That was a terrible place,” he said, speaking about the Armed Guard. Repulski’s rank was immediately advanced to First Class Sea-

man – a ranking no longer used by the U.S. Navy – due to the nature of his job. “I had the most dangerous job in the entire Navy,” said Repulski, of Sauk Rapids. “We carried 5 million gallons of high-octane gas in that ship I was on.” The U.S. Armed Forces and Allied Powers depended on civilian ships, known as the Merchant Marine, to deliver supplies to troops across the globe during WWII. From fuel to food, the ships and people who served on the units were the lifeblood of those fighting. Repulski was assigned to a T1 tanker which transported fuel to the bombers overseas. As an Armed Guard gunner, Repulski protected the merchant ship from enemy attack by operating heavy artillery. Shipments were targets for both planes and submarines. “We had 20 gunners on our merchant marine ship,” Repulski said. “We had a big gun on the bow, a big gun on the stern and 20 mm guns on top.” Armed Guard gunners were

sought out for their ability to eyeball a target. Repulski said in order to operate the artillery, the men needed to calculate the angle to fire the weapons, accounting for distance and the weight of the ammunition. “I was in charge of the 3-inch gun on the bow,” said Repulski, who worked with a team of sailors when operating the 50-caliber weapon. “I was the guy who pulled the trigger. Somebody would say ‘right two, left one’ and the guy doing the pointing and the shooting would need to figure out how to maneuver.” Repulski said when the ship left base, the crew would zigzag every hour to deter the enemy. Sometimes the boat was a part of a large convoy – once 104 ships – as a means of protection. “Instead of going across the ocean in 30 days, it would take us 40,” Repulski said. “By zigzagging, the torpedoes couldn’t line up.” By the war’s end in 1946, more than 1,800 Armed Guard personnel and nearly 9,000 mariners of the Merchant Marine had been killed in action, losing their lives in explosions and fires, the

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Sauk Rapids native Calvin Repulski served in the U.S. Navy from 1944-46. He was a gunner on merchant ships as part of the Armed Guard.

Repulski from pg. 1B waters of the ocean and by the hands of the enemy. “The average ship like I was on went down in 13 seconds,” said Repulski of gasoline tankers which had been hit by torpedoes and bombs. “You didn’t have time to think.” Despite the peril, Repulski said he was not afraid. “I believed the Lord would take care of me,” he said. “Maybe I did something right because I never worried about dying at all. You couldn’t do a good job if you were worrying.” Repulski said when he finished his service to the Navy in 1946, the war had already ended. He does not recall V-E Day – May 8, 1945 – and said he was likely at sea when the announcement was made. Once discharged, Repulski married, raised three children and became a successful businessman. He is a lifetime member of the VFW Post No. 4847 and has been a member of the American Legion for more than 70 years. It has been nearly 75 years since Repulski entered the war, but he still has a sense of pride for the time he served. “The merchant ships were one of the most important parts of the war,” Repulski said. “How could we keep these people from coming and bombing us if the troops didn’t have supplies? They needed us. The government needed us to get it there.”

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Repaying his dues “When I returned home, I couldn’t recall my experiences,” said Lewandowski, of St. Cloud. “It was like my mind had been wiped clean. I suppose it was just a form of PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder). A way my mind kept me safe from things I had witnessed.” Drafted in 1966 with 49 others from Benton County, Lewandowski traveled to Fort Bliss, Texas in October for eight weeks of basic training. After completing training, Lewandowski went to Fort Huachuca, Ariz., and then to Fort Gordon, Ga., to learn how to be a radio teletype operator. Lewandowski’s last assigned base before trav-

eling overseas was Fort Carson, Colo., where he was assigned to a headquarters unit, training artillery battalions for Vietnam. Lewandowski BY ELIZABETH HOAG volunteered and left the STAFF WRITER United States for Vietnam on a troop ship in January FOLEY — Thirty 1968. years after returning from “We were stationed the war in Vietnam, Clyde near Quang Tri at Landing Lewandowski, 71, started Zone Sharon,” he said. to recall memories he exLewandowski, a perienced while overseas. member of the 6th BatDuring the six talion 33rd Artillery, manmonths he spent in Quang aged a radio team, gathTri, Lewandowski witered materials to build nessed bombings, injured bunkers, provided base comrades and casualties, security, served as a coubut he also aided helpless rier and transported prischildren in orphanages, oners to jail. something he continues The soldier’s base to do as a way to repay had 10 to 15 tents which his dues. slept 12 people each. The bunkers Lewandowski and his team built were 8- by 8-foot squares with sandbag walls and roofs. “On the perimeter of the base, about 20 yards out were metal stakes interwoven with barbed wire to deter the enemy from entering our area,” he said. “There was also 50-gallon barrels containing napalm buried in the perimeter. Thankfully they were never used.” Although the Foley native did not recall events he witnessed when he returned home, he started to remember fragmented days and events after reading letters he sent to Connie (Youso) Lewandowski, who became his wife July, 31 1971. “I wrote dozens of letters home,” Lewandowski said. Within the pages, Lewandowski explained PHOTO SUBMITTED Lewandowski stands on Landing Zone Sharon base the lighthearted daily life south of Quang Tri Vietnam in March 1968. The veteran of a soldier: Tonight, I took a bath out of a bucket was drafted in 1966.

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Clyde Lewandowski wears his military jacket while holding his helmet Oct. 11 in Foley. Lewandowski fought in the Vietnam War in 1968.

and washed my underclothes. I usually wear a T-shirt, trousers rolled up to the tops of my jungle boots and a giant-sized folding knife. I think I’ll always remember Vietnam as the place where the only thing that felt better than a full stomach was a clean pair of socks. In a following letter Lewandowski tells his wife about a moment his base was under attack: About 0600 this morning, I heard this big crack; just like lightning, right next to the tent. Just as I finished lacing my boot, somebody yelled medic. Mike Adams, a medic, and Lewandowski ran out to find two wounded men lying on a bunker. One had a cut on his chin while the other had a 1-inch square hole through his arm. As Lewandowski

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Lewandowski from front and Adams ran to assist a third medic, they hit the ground because more rockets came in. Lewandowski said no one else was hurt. A rocket had landed 5 feet from the tent Lewandowski had been sleeping in. “There was a big fireball, then a big black cloud about 75 feet across and all sorts of shrapnel and junk flying all over,” he said. “Everyone’s a little jumpy, expecting something again.” While Lewandowski’s primary job was to operate the radio, he jumped in to help the medics.

“We were under fire a lot,” he said. “I became good friends with the medics and helped out whenever and wherever I could with injured and wounded soldiers.” Despite being in a war zone under attack by the North Vietnamese Army and the Viet Cong, a number of men, including Lewandowski, traveled to town to visit the children in the orphanages. “We gave them hygiene products and other items when our family members sent them,” Lewandowski said. Lewandowski and

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others continued to visit the orphanage to witness the children’s smiles. “We helped with the orphanages because we were just kids, and we loved the Vietnamese kids,” Lewandowski said. “Visiting and helping the kids at the orphanage made it feel more like home.” In early August, Lewandowski left Vietnam because he was injured. For 30 years, Lewandowski’s war experience was rarely spoken of until he and his wife traveled to Washington D.C. to visit the National Archives at College Park, Ma., to research military records. “In August 2006, I

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Clyde Lewandowski sits on sandbags in front of tents that he and his fellow soldiers lived in at Landing Zone Sharon in April 1968. Lewandowski was in charge of a radio team, gathered materials to build bunkers, provided base security, served as a courier and transported prisoners to jail.

received an email from someone I didn’t know asking to help the orphanages in Vietnam,” Lewandowski said. “I brushed it off until I attended Mass the following Sunday and the reading was said to remember to help the widows and orphans. At that point, it was a sign I couldn’t ignore.” While in Maryland, the couple discovered official records of orphanages Lewandowski’s unit had assisted. The veteran later learned the orphanage he visited was destroyed in 1972 along with the entire city of Quang Tri, but he was still determined to help homeless children. For the first time since the war, Lewandowski traveled with a group of people to Hue, Vietnam in 2007. “I was invited to go with this group of people who supported six Vinh Son orphanages in Kon Tum and one in Pleiku,” he said. Since 2007, Lewandowski has gone back to Vietnam 10 times to tour the country and visit the children at the orphanages. Every time he visits, he makes sure to visit LyLy, an orphaned girl who he met in 2007.

“Friends of mine have joked that I have become Ly Ly’s godfather,” Lewandowski said. “I keep tabs on her to see how she is doing. It’s exciting to see her grow from a small child to a young woman who recently graduated from nursing college.” Communication can be difficult because of the language barrier, but the nuns who operate the orphanages communicate with Lewandowski. “We communicate through Sister Martha using Facebook messenger, asking her what the children’s needs are before we visit,” he said. “We support 25 students on scholarships and contact them once a month to see how

they’re doing.” Each trip Lewandowski takes, he travels to the orphanages. “We can’t understand each other so I just pick up the kids, hold them and give them a toy,” he said. “It’s amazing to witness their happiness because they don’t have anything. I feel like I owe something to them. So, this is my way of reconciliation.” Lewandowski plans to travel to Vietnam in April 2019. “My time in Vietnam was the best of times and the worst of times,” he said. “If I wouldn’t have gone there I wouldn’t know any of those kids or be doing what I’m doing.”

Smith (standing) and Clyde Lewandowski spend time with village kids they met at a roadside swimming hole in Vietnam in 1968. Lewandowski and his unit visited the village and orphanages to help the children.

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Army Reserve Carl ...............................................N/A Conrad ..........................................N/A Ed .................................................N/A Edwin W. .......................................N/A Steven C. ..................................... Navy Thomas .........................................N/A Aaron ............................................N/A Joseph...........................................N/A John R................................... Air Force Robert .........................................Army Patrick B. ........................ Army Reserve Private ...........................................N/A Randolph J...................... 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Shelby M. ....................................Army Raymond L. ...................................N/A Gary ..............Navy Air Wing/1969-1973 James H. .......................................N/A Tom ..............................................N/A Alphonse .......................................N/A Joseph T. .......................................N/A William ..........................................N/A Lowell T. ...................................... Navy Grover ...........................................N/A Charles ..........................................N/A James “Jimmy”...............................N/A Julian ............................................N/A Lawrence .......................................N/A LeRoy .......................................... Navy Donald J. .......................................N/A Donald ..........................................N/A Larry .............................................N/A Pvt. ...............................................N/A Donald ........................................Army Jim ..............................................Army Wallace .......................................Army Herbert..........................................N/A Herbert L .......................................N/A Bud E. ...........................................N/A Harold ........................ Navy/1972-1991 Robert V. ..................................... Navy Chuck .........................Army/1962-1967 Frederich .......................................N/A Charles ..........................................N/A Jerry ..........................Army/1954-1957 Matthew F. .....................................N/A Tom ..........Army/2 years (Vietnam War) John ..........................Army/1954-1956 John W. .........................................N/A Lloyd .............................................N/A Adam J. .........................................N/A Al Helm .........................................N/A Casmir ...........................................N/A Chester..........................................N/A Daniel............................................N/A Edwin A. ........................................N/A Gregory .........................................N/A Peter .............................................N/A Richard C....................Army/1951-1953 Severin ..........................................N/A Jacob ............................................N/A Corey .........................Air Force/6 years Charley J. ......................................N/A Henry C. ........................................N/A LeRoy ............................................N/A Stanley ..........................................N/A Breeze K. .......................................N/A Allan..............................................N/A Charles A. ......................................N/A Emil ..............................................N/A Kerney...........................................N/A Ralph ............................................N/A Vernon ..........................................N/A Cyril P. ...........................................N/A Carroll ...........................................N/A Emmet ..........................................N/A Ernest ...........................................N/A Leonard T. .....................................N/A William F. .......................................N/A Robert ...........................................N/A Gerald H. .......................................N/A Mack ......................... Navy/1951-1954 Ricky R. .........................................N/A Thomas .........................................N/A Delmar ..........................................N/A Marvin ...........................................N/A Floyd J. .......................... Army Reserve Gerald ......................................... Navy

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Donald ..........................................N/A Pvt. ...............................................N/A Leon..............................................N/A Neil ............................Army/1968-1969 John O. .........................................N/A Aloise A. ........................................N/A Eugene J. ......................................N/A Eugene P. ......................................N/A Pat ................................................N/A Carl ...............................................N/A Pvt. T. ...........................................N/A William ................. Air Force/1960-1963 William .......................Army/1965-1967 Desmond .......................................N/A Ronald...........................................N/A Robert J.......................................Army Patrick H........ Army/33 years, 8 months Alfred ............................................N/A Henry ............................................N/A Kermit B. .......................................N/A Robert ...........................................N/A Joseph C........................................N/A Peter W. ........................................N/A Dennis M. ......................................N/A Gerald .............................Army/2 years James A. ........................ Army Reserve Ray ...............................................N/A Earl James .....................................N/A Earl R. ...........................................N/A James ...........................................N/A John ..............................................N/A James H. .......................................N/A Frank.........................USMC/1965-1967 Jacob ............................................N/A Al ..................................................N/A Mike .............................. Army/39 years Jerold W. ........................ Army Reserve Paul R. ..........................................N/A Lowell D. ..................................... Navy Harold .............Army/Air Force/26 years Harold A. ............................... Air Force Thomas J.....................................Army Thomas J............................... Air Force Edwin ............................................N/A Clement.........................................N/A Eugene ..........................................N/A Ronald...........................................N/A Denton ........................................Army Jeremy N. ......................................N/A Rev Roman ....................................N/A Stanley ..........................................N/A Pete ..............................................N/A Stanley ..........................................N/A Stanley ..........................................N/A Emil ..............................................N/A Joseph...........................................N/A John ..............................................N/A Andrew..........................................N/A Vincent ..........................................N/A Benedict ........................................N/A Fabian ...........................................N/A Daniel.......................................... Navy Burton ...........................................N/A Carl ...............................................N/A Jens ..............................................N/A Marvin W. ......................................N/A Walter ...........................................N/A Michael .................................. Air Force Arthur T. ........................................N/A Axel E............................................N/A Benjamin H. ........................ Army/1918 Carroll “Sam” ................................N/A Clarence ........................................N/A Dale Elwood...................................N/A

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First Name........ Branch of Military/Years of Service Dennis .............................Army/3 years Dennis A. .......................................N/A Richard ........... Marine Corps/1954-1957 Norbert..........................................N/A Kayla M. .......................... Marine Corps Lee N. .........................................Army LeRoy ..............................Army/2 years Walter ...........................................N/A Wesley J. .....................................Army Bernard .........................................N/A Frank.............................................N/A George ..........................................N/A Tony J. ..........................................N/A Tom ..............................................N/A Keith W........................... Army Reserve Bob ...............................................N/A Hubert...........................................N/A William ..........................................N/A Robert J.........................................N/A Leander .........................................N/A Edward ..........................................N/A Ronald............................ Army Reserve Frank.............................................N/A Ray ...............................................N/A Robert ............................ Army Reserve Frank G. ........................................N/A Seth Kn .........................................N/A Abe ...............................................N/A Christ ............................................N/A Jerome ..........................................N/A Lawrence .......................................N/A Elton .............................................N/A Dennis .............................Army/2 years Herb A.............................Army/2 years Guy R. .... Army/National Guard/26 years David L. .........................................N/A Benedict ........................................N/A John ..............................................N/A Andrew..........................................N/A Carl ...............................................N/A Duane ........................Army/1951-1953

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First Name........ Branch of Military/Years of Service Gerald ...........................................N/A Leonard .........................................N/A Leroy J. .........................................N/A Richard ..........................................N/A Jerry ...............................Army/3 years Daniel M. .......................................N/A Robert (Bob) ...............Air Force/4 years Frank.............................................N/A Robert ............................. Marine Corps Elmer ............................................N/A Melvin ...........................................N/A Robert J.........................................N/A William R. ......................................N/A Kenneth.........................................N/A John ..............................................N/A John R...........................................N/A Gerald ..........................................N/A Marvin ........................ Navy/1951-1954 Edward H. ...................... Army Reserve Jim O. ...........................................N/A Arthur J. ........................................N/A Conrad ..........................................N/A Leo ...............................................N/A Timothy J. .....................................N/A Frank.............................................N/A Frank.............................................N/A Richard ..........................................N/A Peter .............................................N/A Willard J. ........................ Army Reserve Steve.............................................N/A Walter ...........................................N/A Jerald ................... Air Force/1969-1977 Leon M. .........................................N/A Roman ..........................................N/A Anthony.........................................N/A Leo ...............................................N/A Raymond .......................................N/A Steve.............................................N/A Jeffory P. .......................................N/A Laurence K. ...................................N/A Arnold ...........................................N/A Duane ...........................................N/A Helmer ..........................................N/A James P. ................................ Air Force Lars...............................................N/A Lavern ...........................................N/A Mark K. .......................... Army Reserve Melvin ...........................................N/A Sidney ...........................................N/A Wayne ...........................................N/A Wayne L. .......................................N/A Vego .............................................N/A Vego .............................................N/A Benedict P. .....................................N/A Cecil ..............................................N/A David ............................................N/A Edward S. ......................................N/A Joseph...........................................N/A Joseph...........................................N/A Kevin J. .........................................N/A Leo L. ............................................N/A Phil ...............................................N/A James E.......................... Army Reserve Raymond .......................................N/A Roy ...............................................N/A John R.........................................Army William ..........................................N/A Basil C. ..........................................N/A Ervin O. .........................................N/A Leon..............................................N/A Charles ..........................................N/A Clarence ........................................N/A Gerald D. .......................................N/A Harry.............................................N/A

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Last Name Leason Leason Legatt Legatt Legatt Legatt Legatt Lemke Lentner Lentner Lentner Lentos Lepinski Lepinski Lesnau Lesnau Lesnau Lesniak Lesniak Lesniak Levasseur Lewandowski Lewandowski Lewandowski Lewandowski Lewandowski Lewandowski Lewandowski Lewandowski Lewandowski Lewandowski Leyk Leyk Lezer Lezer Lichy Lind Lind Lind Lind Lind Lindberg Linde Lindell Lindgren Lindner Lindner Lindt Linn Linn Lloyd Lloyd Lockhart Loehr Loidolt Loidolt Lombard Lombard Lombard Loomis Lorenzen Lubbesmeier Luberda Luberda Luberda Lund Lund Lundberg Lunde Lupkes Lyons Lytner Mackay

First Name........ Branch of Military/Years of Service Henry P..........................................N/A John ..............................................N/A Clarence J. ....................... Navy/4 years Conrad ........................................Army Harold A. ........................ Army Reserve Joe ................................................N/A Stanley ........................................Army Alvin...........................Army/1954-1960 Al ..................................................N/A Clem .............................................N/A John ..............................................N/A Frank.............................................N/A Charles ..........................................N/A Robert ...........................................N/A John S. ..........................................N/A Leonard .........................................N/A Tony ..............................................N/A Clarence ........................................N/A Michael ..........................................N/A Paul...............................................N/A Kenneth.........................................N/A Art ................................................N/A Arthur ...........................................N/A Carl ...............................................N/A Chester..........................................N/A Conrad ..........................................N/A Jerome S. ......................................N/A Joe ................................................N/A Norbert..........................................N/A Thomas .........................................N/A Walter ...........................................N/A Daniel E.........................................N/A Melvin H. .......................................N/A Edwin ............................................N/A Louis .............................................N/A Arnold ...........................................N/A Albin N. .........................................N/A Arthur ...........................................N/A Elmer L..........................................N/A Lawrence E. ...................................N/A Oscar ............................................N/A Lyle ...............................................N/A Louis .............................................N/A Ben L. ...........................................N/A Rodney ..........................................N/A Bill R. ............................................N/A Leo ...............................................N/A Charlie............................ Army Reserve John A. ..........................................N/A Lawrence .......................................N/A James ...........................................N/A Loree ............................................N/A Richard .......................Army/1963-1965 Al ............................... Navy/1944-1946 Garry......Air Force/Army National Guard 1967-1971 & Army National Guard 1981 James ...........................................N/A Don ...............................................N/A Richard ..........................................N/A William ..........................................N/A Jim ................................................N/A Noah P...........................................N/A William ..........................................N/A Arnold ...........................................N/A Henry ............................................N/A Mike ..............................................N/A Earl ............................ Navy/1944-1946 Jack ..............................................N/A Jeffrey .........................................Army Richard M. .....................................N/A Paul Allen ........................Army/4 years George ..........................................N/A Ed .................................................N/A Paul T. ...........................................N/A

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VETERANS DAY 2018 First Name........ Branch of Military/Years of Service Frank.............................................N/A Bob ............................ Navy/1967-1970 Robert J....................................... Navy Philip E. .........................................N/A Bob ....................................... Air Force Jerry Sr. ....................................... Navy John Sr. ................................. Air Force Rick....................................... Air Force Wallace ................................. Air Force Edward L. ...................Army/1954-1956 Scott ...........................................Army Michael J. ....................... Army Reserve Francis ..........................................N/A Joseph...........................................N/A Norbert..........................................N/A David G. ........................................N/A Ron .................................Army/2 years Greg................................. Coast Guard Duane J. ........................................N/A James ...........................................N/A George ....................... Navy/1943-1947 J. ..................................................N/A Einer .............................................N/A Andrew..........................................N/A Del ................................................N/A Royal .............................................N/A Gordon ..........................................N/A Jerome ..........................................N/A Alfred ............................................N/A Daniel............................................N/A Fred ..............................................N/A Gerald .......................Army/1943-1945 Michael .......................Army/1967-1970 Tyler J. ........................................Army Clemens ........................................N/A Gust ..............................................N/A John A. ..........................................N/A Matthew C. ....................................N/A Ricahrd R.....................................Army James P. ........................................N/A Terry J. ........................................Army John ..............................................N/A Daniel P. ......................... Army Reserve Forest............................................N/A Charles ..........................................N/A Owen ............................................N/A Lloyd .............................................N/A Kyle................................ Army Reserve James D. .......................................N/A Sylvester........................................N/A Harvey A. ........................Army/4 years August...........................................N/A Harvey A. ........................Army/2 years Theodore W. ..................................N/A Wally H........................... Army Reserve George ..........................................N/A Donald ..........................................N/A Julius.............................................N/A Lawrence .......................................N/A Milton ............................................N/A Gerald ...........................................N/A Cody J. ..........................................N/A Maynard H. ....................................N/A Paul...............................................N/A R. Walter .......................................N/A William ..........................................N/A Harold ...........................................N/A Herbert..........................................N/A Stanley ..........................................N/A Emile G. ........................................N/A Joe ................................................N/A Anthony.........................................N/A Clint L. .......................Army/1965-1967 Donald L. ............................... Air Force Edward ..........................................N/A William J. .........................Army/3 Years Charles “Charlie” ............................N/A Harold ...........................................N/A Henry ............................................N/A John H. .........................................N/A Martin ...........................................N/A Warren ..........................................N/A James W. .......................................N/A Clyde O. ........................................N/A Ervin .............................................N/A P. R. ..............................................N/A Fred A. ..........................................N/A Ed A. .............................................N/A Herbert G. .....................................N/A Leonard .........................................N/A Harold ........................... Army/1951-53 James ...........................................N/A Harold ...........................................N/A Arnold ...........................................N/A Roman ..........................................N/A Walter ...........................................N/A Milton ............................................N/A

Last Name Moore Moren Morey Morgan Morrison Moulzolf Moulzolf Moulzolf Moulzolf Moulzolf Moulzolf Moulzolf Moulzolf Moulzolf Moulzolf Moxness Moxness Mugg Mugg Mulder Murek Murphy Murray Murray Musachio Mushel Mushel Mushel Mushel Mushel Muyres Naegeli Nathe Naumann Nehring Neiman Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Neslund Neslund Neubart Neubert Neuman Neumann Nevel Newman Nichols Niedzielski Niedzielski Niedzielski Niedzielski Niedzielski Niedzielski Niedzielski Niezgocki Nix Nix Nodo Nodo Noel Noggle Noggle Norwood Novak Novak Novak Novak Novak Novak Novak Novak Novak Novak O’Hotto O’Neill O’Rourke O’Rourke O’Konek O’Konek O’Konek O’Konek O’Neil O’Neil O’Neil

First Name........ Branch of Military/Years of Service Milton ............................................N/A Robert ...........................................N/A Curtis ......................... Navy/1983-1987 Walter ...................... Infantry/1939-40 Richard Sr. .................. Navy/1973-1979 Duane ...........................................N/A Emil ..............................................N/A Ervin .............................................N/A Melvin ...........................................N/A Mike ..............................................N/A Peter .............................................N/A Stanley ..........................................N/A Stanley ..........................................N/A Stanley ..........................................N/A Stanley ..........................................N/A Dr. E. B. .........................................N/A John ..............................................N/A Alcuin ..............................Army/2 Years David ............. Marine Corps/2010-2014 Wallace .........................................N/A Paul...............................................N/A Frank (Kelly) ..................................N/A Donald E........................................N/A John P. ..........................................N/A Dr. N.F. ..........................................N/A Aloysius S. .....................................N/A Ben H. ...........................................N/A Edward ..........................................N/A Felix T............................................N/A John C. ..........................................N/A Julian ............................................N/A Paul E..........................................Army Anthony R. ....................................N/A Edward ..........................................N/A Mack .............................................N/A Bill ................................................N/A Alfred ............................................N/A Axel...............................................N/A David ............................................N/A Edgar ............................................N/A James ...........................................N/A Jerome “Jerry” ...............................N/A Jerome D. ....................... Army Reserve John ..............................................N/A Milton P. ........................................N/A Paul A. ..........................................N/A Paul Boyd ......................................N/A Robert ...........................................N/A Sherman........................................N/A Stephen .........................................N/A Carl ...............................................N/A Lloyd .............................................N/A Marvin .............Marine Corp./1968-1969 Marvin W. ........... Marine Corps./2 years Jacob ............................................N/A Christopher B. ................................N/A Jolene ..........................................N/A Jerome ..........................................N/A Harold ...........................................N/A Clifford ..........................................N/A Dennis ...........................................N/A Harry.............................................N/A Henry Smith...................................N/A John ..............................................N/A Joseph...........................................N/A Marcell A. ......................................N/A Raymond .......................................N/A Sarah ............................................N/A Sylvester J. ....................................N/A Jerry A. .......................... Army Reserve Kenneth B. ....................... Marine Corps J. F. ...............................................N/A Gordon F......................................Army Vera ....................................Homefront Rosie the Riveter/1943-1945 Theodore ....................Army/1991-2014 Adam ............................................N/A Alvin..............................................N/A Carl ...............................................N/A Donald ..........................................N/A Herbert..........................................N/A James ............................ Army Reserve John ..............................................N/A Norbert..........................................N/A Sylvester........................................N/A Thomas .........................................N/A James M. ........................ Army Reserve Charles E. ......................................N/A Larry ......................... Navy/1966-1969 Larry M..........................................N/A Ben ...............................................N/A Donald ..........................................N/A Louis ............................................N/A Quirren ..........................................N/A Herbert .........................................N/A James ...........................................N/A William B. ......................................N/A

Last Name O’Rourke Oachs, Sr. Oehrlein Oelrich Oexmann Ogg Ogg Ogg Ogg Ohlhauser Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson, Jr. Oltz Omann Omann Orczehowski Orth Orzechowski Orzechowski Oskey Otto Otto Otto Packert Paggen Painter Palmer Pappenfus Pappenfus Pappenfus Parent Parent Parent Parent Patten Patterson Pattock Patton Paul Pauls Paulson Payonk Pearson Pearson Pearson Peck Pedarson Pekarek Pekarek Pekarek Pekarek Pekarek Pelg Penly

First Name........ Branch of Military/Years of Service James D. .......................................N/A Marvin James ................................N/A Albert ............................................N/A George ..........................................N/A Private ...........................................N/A Bill ................................................N/A Burt ..............................................N/A Harry R..........................................N/A Henry ............................................N/A Terry L...........................................N/A Bruce H. ......................................Army Burton ...........................................N/A George H. ......................................N/A Helmer K. ......................................N/A Olaf E. ...........................................N/A Richard V. ....................................Army Robert ...........................................N/A Ernest G. .......................................N/A Eric ............................ Navy/1999-2007 Rodney A. ......................................N/A Thomas V. ................................... Navy Felix ..............................................N/A Phil ......................Marine Corp./3 years Anton ............................................N/A Stanley ..........................................N/A Kenneth.........................................N/A Art T. .............................................N/A Carl ...............................................N/A Raymond .............. Air Force/1975-1979 George ..........................................N/A Jerome ..........................................N/A Randy R. .......................................N/A Chester..........................................N/A Ben ...............................................N/A John F. ..........................................N/A Michael ..........................................N/A Donald J. .......................................N/A Dr. Joseph X...................................N/A Felix ..............................................N/A Ken ...............................................N/A David C. ......................... Army Reserve Andrew J. ......................................N/A Roger ............................................N/A Jerry L. ........................................Army Michael L. ......................................N/A Matthew V......................................N/A Stanley C. ......................................N/A Leonard .........................................N/A Clinton ..........................................N/A Eugene ..........................................N/A Kenneth.........................................N/A Ray S. ...........................................N/A Harry.............................................N/A George ..........................................N/A George E. ......................................N/A Norman .........................................N/A Richard F. ......................................N/A Tom ..............................................N/A Margaret A...................... Army Reserve Bobby.....................Navy/4 years active 20 years reserve Rhea Joyce ....................................N/A Joseph...........................................N/A Leslie ............................................N/A

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First Name........ Branch of Military/Years of Service Jerry ...............................Army/2 years John ............................... Army Reserve Stephen .........................................N/A Fred ..............................................N/A Christian C. ....................................N/A Clarence L. ....................................N/A Henry ............................................N/A Lawrence .......................................N/A Travis S. ......................... Army Reserve Darrel J. ........................................N/A Donald ........................................ Navy Gale ...................................... Air Force Gerald J. .............................Air Reserve James A. ......................... Marine Corps James T. ......................................Army Willard R......................... Army Reserve William ..........................................N/A Kenneth L. ...................... Army Reserve Joseph C........................................N/A Lee A. ...........................................N/A Adolph...........................................N/A Donald ..........................................N/A Frank.............................................N/A Alex ..............................................N/A Wilfred ............................ Marine Corps Bernard .......................................Army Joseph B........................................N/A Alvin..............................................N/A John ..............................................N/A Walter ...........................................N/A Leo ...............................................N/A Ted ...............................................N/A Walter “Wally” ................................N/A Arthur L. Jr...................... Army Reserve Ernest ............................ Army Reserve Henry ............................................N/A Robert D. ........................ Army Reserve Robert F.......................................Army Al ..................................................N/A Robert ...........................................N/A Ronald A.......................... Marine Corps Rudolph “Rudy”..............................N/A Frank F. .........................................N/A Raymond F. ....................................N/A Joe ................................................N/A Valentine J. ..................... Army Reserve Arnold ...........................................N/A Robert ...........................................N/A Donald ..........................................N/A Harold ...........................................N/A Charles ..........................................N/A William ..........................................N/A Lawrence .......................................N/A Leo ...............................................N/A Anthony.........................................N/A Ed .................................................N/A Edward J. ......................................N/A Ken ............................Army/1972-1975 John L. ..........................................N/A Louis .............................................N/A Roman ..........................................N/A Daniel T. ......................................Army Jack ..........................Army/1943-1945 Edward ..........................................N/A

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Last Name Rau Rau Rau Rauch Reasoner Reberg Reberg Reberg Reberg Reberg Reberg Reberg Reberg Reberg Redding Redfield Reed Reed Regnier Rehder Reichard Reignier Reinke Reiter Remus Repulski Reynolds Reynolds Rhoda Rhode Rice Rich Richardson Riley Riley Ringwelshi Risland Ritzko Rivers Roback Robak Robak Robak Robak Robak Robatchek Robeling Robertson Robins Roda Rodness Roehl Roehl Rogholt Rohl Rolph Ronning Roske Roske Rothfork Rovaang Rowden Roy Roy Rucker Rudnitski Rudnitski Rueckert Ruhoff Rush Sadowski Saehr Sahlstrom Sakry Saldana Sanberg Sandeen Sandy Sandy Saxon Scapanski Scapanski Schaefer Schafbuch Schafbuch Schafer Schaffer Schave Schefers Schendzielos Schendzielos Scheper Scheper Scherbing Scherbing Scherer Scherer

First Name........ Branch of Military/Years of Service John F. ..........................................N/A William ..........................................N/A William R. ......................................N/A Bill ................................. Army Reserve Lowman ........................................N/A David L. .........................................N/A Edwin ..................................Navy/1945 Elroy ..........................Army/1940-1945 Ervin .............................................N/A Lawrence ....................Army/1941-1944 Layton ...... Army/1946-1948, 1951-1952 Merlyn ........................Army/1952-1955 Milton .........................Army/1943-1946 Morris.........................Army/1954-1956 Thomas ....................................... Navy David ............................. Army Reserve Christine ........................................N/A Ernie .............................................N/A Horace ..........................................N/A Gordon A. ........................ Navy/4 years Christopher ................... Army/3.5 years Richard .......... Marine Corps/1952-1954 Robert ...........................................N/A Oswald L. ......................................N/A James M. .......................................N/A Calvin ........................ Navy/1944-1946 G. P. ..............................................N/A James R. .......................................N/A Frank.............................................N/A Roger ............................................N/A William G. ......................................N/A William ..........................................N/A Myron............................................N/A Lawrence .......................................N/A William ..........................................N/A Brandon M. ....................................N/A Gregory .........................................N/A Norman .........................................N/A D. .................................................N/A Peter .............................................N/A Anthony.........................................N/A Donald ..........................................N/A Joseph...........................................N/A Kenneth.........................................N/A Willard...........................................N/A August...........................................N/A William ..........................................N/A Bruce ............................. Army Reserve Todd J. ..........................................N/A John F. ..........................................N/A Dale ..............................................N/A David ............ Navy Seabees/1968-1970 Leo ...............................................N/A Dale ................................ Marine Corps Boyd .............................................N/A Patrick T. ........................ Army Reserve Robert ...........................................N/A James C. (Jim) ...............................N/A Thomas M. ....................................N/A Gordon ..........................................N/A George ..........................................N/A John ..............................................N/A Alexis .........................Army/1976-1979 Tom ...........................Army/1978-1981 Charles ..........................................N/A Herman .........................................N/A Richard ..........................................N/A Henry ............................................N/A Elmer ............................................N/A Richard ..........................................N/A Casmir ...........................................N/A Norman .......................................Army Joe ................................................N/A Richard ........................................ Navy Peter .............................................N/A Alfred ............................................N/A James A. .......................................N/A Bill ................................................N/A Rachel Ellen ...................................N/A David ............................................N/A Arthur ...........................................N/A Jerome ..........................................N/A Roman ..........................................N/A David ............................................N/A Vernon L. .......................................N/A John ..............................................N/A Leander .........................................N/A Donald ................................1961-1966 Jerry F. ................. Air Force/1957-1961 Gregory .........................................N/A Raymond .......................................N/A Louis .............................................N/A Norbert J. ......................................N/A Charles E. ......................................N/A Leroy.............................................N/A Frank.............................................N/A Raymond G. ...................................N/A

Last Name Schlangen Schlicht Schlicht Schlichting Schlichting Schlichting Schlueter Schlueter Schmitz Schmolke Schmolke Schraut Schroeder Schroeder Schueller Schuller Schultz Schumacher Schuman Schustak Schyma Scott Scott Scott Seal Secord Seerstock Segler Segler Segler Selander Sendy Seppelt Seppelt Severson Seviola Sexton Shatto Shaw Shaw Sherk Shimota Shore Siemers Siemers Siemers Silverness Simmons Siscely Skaja Skaja Skaja Skaja Skaja Skiba Skogen Skogen Skroch Skroch Skuza Skuza Small Smallen Smallwood Smelter Smelter Smelter Smelter Smelter Smieja Smiglewski Smiglewski Smiglewski Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smoldt Smoley Smolnik Smude Sobania Sobieck Sobieck Sofka Solarz Solem Sova Sova Sowada Soyka Sparrow Sparrow Sperling

First Name........ Branch of Military/Years of Service Wayne D..............Army National Guard/ 1985-2010 Norman Schlicht .............................N/A Rudolph .........................................N/A Gerald ........................................Army Roger A. ......................... Army Reserve Ronald...........................................N/A Allan W. ................ Air Force/1967-1971 Arnold L................ Air Force/1964-1968 Duwayne T.....................................N/A Donald J. .......................................N/A Norman J. ......................................N/A Joseph C........................................N/A Gerald ...........................................N/A Myron A.........................................N/A Robert ..........................................N/A Brian .............................................N/A Edward ..........................................N/A John F. ........................................Army Lawrence .......................................N/A Joseph G. ......................................N/A Thomas “Tom” ...............................N/A Charles ..........................................N/A Earl ...............................................N/A John ...........................Army/1961-1963 (6 yrs. Reserve/2 yrs. Active) Richard .......................Army/1954-1956 George R. ......................................N/A Thomas .........................................N/A Fred ................................ Marine Corps James ................................... Air Force Fred Jr. .................................. Air Force John ...........................Army/1964-1966 Ed .................................................N/A Clarence ........................................N/A Clem .............................................N/A Daniel “Doc” ................................ Navy Chester.................................. Air Force Tom ..............................................N/A David ............................................N/A Clifford T. .......................................N/A Eugene ..........................................N/A Garrel “Jerry” .................................N/A Gene .............................................N/A Leroy.............................................N/A Curtis ............................................N/A Robert “Bob” ..................................N/A Sheldon .........................................N/A Francis ..........................................N/A David E..........................................N/A Jacob ............................................N/A Emil ..............................................N/A Florian ...........................................N/A Harry.............................................N/A Norbert..........................................N/A Roy ...............................................N/A Henry ............................................N/A Harold ...........................................N/A Lars...............................................N/A Clem ........................................... Navy Melvin .........................................Army Thomas L ...................Army/1967-1971 Thomas L. ...................................Army Susan ............................................N/A Thomas .........................................N/A Leonard E. ....................... Marine Corps Ambrose ........................................N/A Clarence ..........................Army/4 years Jerry ..........................Army/1965-1967 Lee ................................. Navy/2 years Roger .......................... Marines/4 years Mike P..........................................Army Alfred ............................................N/A Leonard V. .....................................N/A Richard ..........................................N/A Aloise G. ........................................N/A Archie N. .......................................N/A Francis ..........................................N/A John ..............................................N/A Pvt. John .......................................N/A Carl F.............................................N/A Patrick ............................ Army Reserve Wayne S ........................................N/A Ryan S...........................................N/A Raymond A. .................................Army Greg...........................Air Force/4 years Timothy J. ...................................Army Robert ........................Army/1968-1971 Felix Joseph .....................Army/2 years Lawrence .......................................N/A Les ............................Army/1945-1946 Lester ...........................................N/A Moses............................................N/A Richard J. ...................Army/1964-1986 Clement E. .....................................N/A Donald R. ......................................N/A Matt ..............................................N/A

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Spiczka Spiczka Spiczka Spiczka Spiczka Spiczka Spiczka Stachovich Stachovich Stachowski Stachowski Stachowski Stafford Stafford Stark Starr Starr Starr Starr Stauffenecker Stay Stay Stay Stay Stay Stay Steindorf Stellmach Stellmach Stellmach Stellmach Stellmach Stevens Stevenson Stewart Stewart Stewart Stewart Stewart Stob Stob Stofflet Stoltz Storlie Stowe Stowe Stowe Strait Strait Strand Strand Striker Stroeing Struck Struffert Struffert Struffert Struffert Studer Stumvoll Stunek Sufka Sularz Sullivan Svihel Svihel Swan Swan Swanson Swanson Swanson Swanson Swanson Swanson

Aloysius .........................................N/A Gerald J. ........................................N/A John ..............................................N/A Leonard .........................................N/A Paul B............................................N/A Roy ...............................................N/A Severin ..........................................N/A Paul P. ...........................................N/A Richard ..........................................N/A Delroy ...........................................N/A Henry ............................................N/A Robert ...........................................N/A David ............................................N/A Maynard ........................................N/A Richard ..........................................N/A Donald E........................................N/A Leander E. .....................................N/A Lloyd .............................................N/A Phillip ............................................N/A Werner ..........................................N/A Albert ............................................N/A Daniel............................................N/A Joseph E........................................N/A Roger ............................................N/A Virgil .............................................N/A Wayne L. .......................................N/A Frederic .........................................N/A Anton ............................................N/A Ben ...............................................N/A Jerome ..........................................N/A Julius P. .........................................N/A Randal ...........................................N/A Jack ............................... Army Reserve Helen W.........................................N/A Delbert T. ......................................N/A George W. .....................................N/A John ..............................................N/A Joseph C......................... Army Reserve Ray E. ...........................................N/A Cornelius M....................................N/A William ..........................................N/A Howard .........................................N/A Henry H. ........................................N/A Russell M. ......................................N/A Clarence ........................................N/A John M. .........................................N/A Vernon ..........................................N/A Bennie ...........................................N/A George ..........................................N/A Arnold ...........................................N/A Dorman .........................................N/A Thomas .........................................N/A Lee ...............................................N/A Marlin ............................................N/A Basil ..............................................N/A Cyril B. ..........................................N/A Joseph...........................................N/A Roman ..........................................N/A Evelyn ...........................................N/A Rodney ..........................................N/A John ..............................................N/A Robert P......................Army/1968-1971 Frank.............................. Army Reserve Thomas .........................................N/A Edward ..........................................N/A Emil ..............................................N/A Alton K. .........................................N/A Fred ..............................................N/A Elmer C. ........................................N/A Emil ..............................................N/A Enard ............................................N/A Kenneth.........................................N/A Leonard .........................................N/A Richard ..........................................N/A

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First Name........ Branch of Military/Years of Service

Swanson Swedziak Sweeter Swenson Swenson Symanietz Szczech Szczech Szczech Szyplinski Szyplinski Tadych Talberg Talberg Talberg Talberg Talberg Talberg Talberg Talberg, Jr. Tarpenning Tauber Taylor Teff Teigen Templin Templin Tenneson Terres Theis Thell Thell Then Then Thielen Thielen Thiem Thoen Thomalla Thomas Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Tischbirek Tobiassen Tomlinson Tomporowski Tomporowski Torell Towne Tracy Trader Trushenski Trushenski Tuey Turek Turner Ulrich Uran Uran Urbanski Urbanski Urbanski Urbanski Vadies Jr. Vaillancourt Vaillancourt Vaillancourt Vaillancourt Vaillancourt Vaillancourt Van Alstine

William ..........................................N/A Chuck .............................. Marine Corps John ..............................................N/A Robert C. ........................ Army Reserve Roger L. ......................... Army Reserve Bernard .........................................N/A Jake Peter......................................N/A Jerome ..........................................N/A Peter .............................................N/A Frank.............................................N/A Leroy E. .........................................N/A Leon..............................................N/A Bernice E. ......................................N/A George V........................................N/A Ralph ............................................N/A Robert R. .......................................N/A Roy L. ...........................................N/A Wiliam P. .......................................N/A William J. .......................................N/A Donald H. ......................................N/A Leland ...........................................N/A Thomas J.....................................Army Sephen B. ....................... Army Reserve John ..............................................N/A Mark .............................................N/A Dennis ...........................................N/A Frank.............................................N/A Linda G.......................... Navy/20 years Leroy ............. Marine Corps/1958-1961 Chad W..........................................N/A John ..............................................N/A John L. ..........................................N/A Gery A. ..........................................N/A John ..............................................N/A Brennan ........................................N/A William P. .......................................N/A Herman W. ....................................N/A Julius.............................................N/A Allen .............................. Army Reserve Clarence ........................................N/A Ernest W. ............Army/4 years in Korea John E. ..........................................N/A John T. ..........................................N/A Raymond A. .................... Army Reserve Roy A. ...........................................N/A George ..........................................N/A Lloyd .............................. Army Reserve Clyde Tomlinson .............................N/A Daniel J. ........................................N/A Sylvester........................................N/A William A. ......................................N/A Charles ..........................................N/A Michael ..........................................N/A Duane ...........................................N/A Herbert..........................................N/A Leonard P. .....................................N/A Myrel .............................................N/A Victor ............................................N/A Jim ............................. Navy/1967-1971 Oliver ............................................N/A Glen ..............................................N/A Samuel ..........................................N/A Daniel S. ........................................N/A Leo C. ...........................................N/A Leo S.............................................N/A Martin ...........................................N/A George ........................................Army Alpha ............................................N/A Edward ..........................................N/A Ellis ...............................................N/A Howard .........................................N/A John ..............................................N/A LaVerne .........................................N/A Arthur ...........................................N/A

Van Alstine Van Grinsven Van Heel Van Hooser Van Nevel Vance Vandermay VanGrinsven Vannurden Vannurden Vogt Vogt Vogt Voigt Voss Wager Wager Wagner Wainright Wainright Wainright Wakeman Walcheski Walker Walsh Walsh Walter Walters Walz Walz Walz Warnert Warzecha Warzecha Warzecha Warzecha Washtock Watercott Watercott Watercott Watercott Watts Waytashek Weaver Weinhold Weinhold Welk Wenger Wenner Wenzel Wenzel Wenzel Werchman Wessenberg Wessenberg Wessenberg Wessenberg Wessenberg West Westphall Westphall Westra Westrum Weyer Whitfield Whitney Wickersham Wickstrom Wicktor Wiesbusch Wilczek Wiley Wiley Wiley

Herbert..........................................N/A Theodore H. ..................................N/A Jerome F. .......................................N/A Larry .............................................N/A Christopher M. ...............................N/A Howard .........................................N/A Dennis ....................... Navy/1962-1965 Ted ............................ Navy/1952-1955 Dennis .........................................Army Gary L. ........................... Army Reserve Adam S. ................................ Air Force Albert ........................Army/1943-1944 James S.......Navy/4 years (Korean War) Joe ................................. Army Reserve Vernon Arnold .............Air Force/4 years Donald ..........................................N/A Earl ...............................................N/A Jerome ..........................................N/A James F. ......................................Army Robert .................................. Air Force Thomas H. ...................................Army William ..........................................N/A Dominic ................................. Air Force Charles ..........................................N/A Michael F. ......................................N/A Peter C. .........................................N/A George ..........................................N/A Earl ...............................................N/A Alvin..............................................N/A Clarence ........................................N/A Robert ...........................................N/A Joseph .........................................N/A Kenny .........................Army/1972-1974 Kevin ............................ National Guard Richard C....................Army/1972-1974 Sylvester.....................Army/1945-1946 Joseph...........................................N/A Adrian ........................ Navy/1942-1946 Basil ..............................................N/A Gerard ...........................................N/A Nicholas ........................................N/A Dave W ........................................N/A Todd.............................. Army/35 years Stanley ..........................................N/A George ..........................................N/A Sam ..............................................N/A Otto ..............................................N/A Clinton R. ......................................N/A Nicholas M. ....................................N/A Rosa..............................................N/A Rose..............................................N/A Vernon ..........................................N/A Robert ...........................................N/A Elmer .................................... Air Force George ........................... Marine Corps Hubert .........................................Army Mike ............................................ Navy Tim ............................................. Navy Donald G. .............................. Air Force Everett ..........................................N/A Walter ...........................................N/A Gerald ...........................................N/A Ken E. ...........................................N/A Donald ........................... Army Reserve Robert E. .......................................N/A Ernest “Ernie” .............................. Navy Earl ...............................................N/A Axel...............................................N/A Merllin ...........................................N/A Kevin D..........................................N/A Raymond ............................... Air Force Homer C. .......................................N/A Roland...........................................N/A Warren ..........................................N/A

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Wilke Wilke Wilkie Wilkinson Williams Wilson Wilt Wiltgen Wiltgen Wiltgen Wimmer Winczewski Winkelman Winkelman Winkelman Winkelman Winkelman Winkelman Winkelman Winter Winzenburg Wipper Wipper Wipper Wirth Wisniewski Wisniewski Wisniewski Wlazlak Wlazlak Wlazlak Wlazlak Wojciak Wojciechowski Wolak Wolak Wolbeck

Steven ...........................................N/A Vernon ..........................................N/A Julius.............................................N/A Clifford ..........................................N/A Harold T.........................................N/A Jess...............................................N/A James ...........................................N/A Raphael .........................................N/A Raphael “Willie” .............................N/A Richard ..........................................N/A Allen .................National Guard/9 years A. M. Win ......................................N/A Dennis John ...................................N/A Frank.............................................N/A Gerhard .........................................N/A Jerome ..........................................N/A Joseph...........................................N/A Kenneth.........................................N/A Wilfred “Bill” ..................................N/A Wayne .................. Air Force/1968-1972 Andrew .........................................N/A Daren ............................................N/A Gerald ............................ Marine Corps Leonard .........................................N/A Stephen D. ....................................N/A Lawrence .......................................N/A Michael L. ......................................N/A S.H................................................N/A Lawrence .......................................N/A Mike ..............................................N/A Peter .............................................N/A Severin ..........................................N/A John ..............................................N/A James ...........................................N/A Alphonse .......................................N/A Henry J..........................................N/A Roger ........................Army/1970-1972, 1974-1976, 1976-1979 Art ................................................N/A Gerald .........................................Army James J. ................................ Air Force Patrick J.......................................Army Larry .............................................N/A John ..............................................N/A Don ... U.S. Army/Navy Reserve/21 years Don ...................Navy Reserve/21 years Frank.......................... Navy/1951-1955 Larry ............... Army/2 Years (Vietnam)

Yaeger Yaeger Yager Yatckoske Yetzer Yorek Young Young Young Young Youngmann Youngren Youso Youso Zablocki Zablocki

Diane C. ........................................N/A Philip E. .........................................N/A Douglas D. .....................................N/A Erland ...........................................N/A Henry ............................................N/A Paul ..........................Army/1961-1983 Allen R. .........................................N/A Earl ...............................................N/A Edward J. ......................................N/A Loren ............................................N/A Paul...............................................N/A Wallace .........................................N/A Frank.............................................N/A George S. ......................................N/A Bert...............................................N/A LeRoy ............................................N/A

Zawacki Zawacki Zawacki Zaworski Zaworski Zaworski Ziebarth Zima Zimmer Zimmer Ziwicki Ziwicki Ziwicki Zlock Zulawski Zupan Zwilling

Lucille............................................N/A Mark .............................................N/A William ..........................................N/A Felix ..............................................N/A Morgan ..........................................N/A Ted ...............................................N/A James R. .............. Air Force/1971-1974 Rick................................ Army Reserve Glenn L........................................Army John ..............................................N/A Casimer .........................................N/A Lawrence .......................................N/A Peter .............................................N/A John ..............................................N/A Ralph ............................................N/A James ...........................................N/A Francis ..........................................N/A

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