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Rachel's Vineyard The Southwest Kansas Register OBITUARIES February 13, 2011 Page 37 Roland W. Brau, 59, of St. numerous nieces and nephews. three brothers; two sisters; and ters, Cecelia Trantham, Marilyn Josefine Frayre and Laura Ortiz. John the Apostle Parish, St. John, Father Pascal Klein presided. many grandchildren. Shinliver and Kathy Rathgeber; Shelia Marie Pfanenstiel died Sunday, Jan. 23, 2011. He Donald D. “Donnie” Holopirek, Tanner Joseph Hlavaty, 7, of brothers, Alfred Becker and Je- Hurtt, 32, and Koltin Ray Hurtt, is survived by his father, Albert 72, of Holy Trinity Parish, Timken, St. Ann Parish, Olmitz, died Jan. rome Becker; sisters, Betty Ricke 15 months, of St. Anthony of Brau; a son, Ian Brau; a daugh- died Jan. 25, 2011. He is survived 29, 2011. Survivors include his and Joan Becker; 10 grandchil- Padual Parish, Leoti, died Jan. ter, Aimee Kahler; sisters, Linda by his wife, Frances Herrman; parents, Kevin L. and Cambria dren, 12 great-grandchildren; and 28, 2011. Survivors include: a Burkhart and Rhonda Dietz; and sons, Jay and James; daughters, Ju- A. Bahr Hlavaty; a sister, Jenna four great-great-grandchildren. son/brother, Braylon Draper; three grandchildren. lie Wagner; brother, Marvin; sister, R. Hlavaty; paternal grandparents, Bernard W. Ferrell, 74, of Queen father/grandparents, Jerry and Joseph J. Rziha, 94, of Sts. Marie Reifschneider; sister-in-law, Joe and Justina Hlavaty; maternal of Peace Parish, Ulysses, died Jan. Dana Pfanenstiel, mother/grand- Peter and Paul Parish, Ellinwood, Glenna Rose Holopirek; and five grandparents, Cherie Bahr and the 28, 2011. He is survived by his wife, parents, Vicki and Cayle Hahn; a died Jan. 23, 2011. A lifetime resi- grandchildren. late Ronald Bahr; and great-grand- Janet Dennis; a son, Duane D. Fields; brother/uncle, Brett Pfanenstiel; dent of rural Odin, he was a farmer Juana “Juanita” Franco Val- mother, Thelia Brack. daughters, Jinjer F. Mitchell, Jannyn grandfather/great-grandfather, and a rancher. He was a member of dez, 87, of St. Mary Parish, Gar- Josephine M. Kimball, 83, of F. Clark and Diedre F. Chandler; a Lou Pfanenstiel and grandpar- the Knights of Columbus Council den City, died Jan. 26, 2011. Holy Rosary Parish, Medicine brother, Lawrence; sisters, Lucille ents/great-grandparents, Edwin 2630 in Odin. Survivors include Survivors include daughters, Ilda Lodge, died Jan. 28, 2011. She is Dieker and Gladys McMichael; and and Kathryn Berning. step-son, Kenneth Wendel; step- Flores, Maria Teresa Martinez, survived by her husband, Everett five grandchildren. Eldon L. Glenn, 61, of the daughter, Marlene M. Palmer; and Carmen Macias, and Juanita Loya; Kimball; a son, Everett Jr.; daugh- Gerardo Ayala, 28, of St. Mary Cathedral of Our Lady of Gua- Parish, Garden Ciy, died Jan. 26, dalupe Parish, Dodge City, died 2011. He is survived by his par- Feb. 2, 2011. He is survived by Scripture Readings ents, Juan and Hermelinda Aguirre his mother, Eleanora Hageman Ayala; two daughters, Gabriella Glenn; his wife, Susan Briscoe; Feb. 14 Monday; Cyril, monk, Feb. 19 Saturday Ps 119: 154, 171-172, 174-175 and Ariana Ayala; brother, Juan sons, Kelly and Ryan; brother, and Methodius, bishop Heb 11:1-7 Mk 9:38-40 Jr.; and sisters, Monica Roman, Larry; and sister, Jo Ann Cook. Gn 4:1-15, 25 Ps 145:2-5, 10-11 Feb. 24 Thursday Ps 50: 1, 8, 16bc-17, 20-21 Mk 9:2-13 Sir 5:1-8 Please note: At press time, we learned of the death of Edward “Ed- Mk 8:11-13 Feb. 20 Sunday Ps 1:1-4, 6 die” W. Stecklein, father of Father Warren Stecklein of Scott City. Feb. 15 Tuesday Lv 19:1-2, 17-18 Mk 9:41-50 Please keep the Steckleins in your prayers. Gn 6:5-8; 7:1-5 Ps 103:1-4, 8, 10, 12-13 Feb. 25 Friday Ps 129:1a, 2, 3ac-4 1 Cor 3:16-23 Sir 6:5-17 BRAIN TEASER ANSWERS Roman. Roman. AB, are handshakes six the Mk 8:14-21 Mt 5:38-48 Ps 119: 12, 16, 18, 27, 34-35 we give only a clue: Think Think clue: a only give we Feb. 16 Wednesday Feb. 21 Monday then D, and C, B, A, named is Mk 10:1-12 doing the puzzle, so for this this for so puzzle, the doing person each If Six. Gn 8:6-13, 20-22 Feb. 26 Saturday THIRD: Sir 1:1-10 easy to see the answer before before answer the see to easy dead. the bury Ps 166:12-15, 18-19 Sir 17:1-15 Ps 93:1-2, 5 : It would be too too be would It : FIFTH only We Texas. in LIVING is Mk 8:22-26 Ps 103: 13-18 Mk 9:14-29 brothers and 2 sisters. 2 and brothers he because No, Feb. 17 Thursday Feb. 22 Tuesday; The Chair of Mk 10:13-16 SECOND: 3 sisters, but each girl has 4 4 has girl each but sisters, 3 Gn 9:1-13 Peter, Apostle Feb. 27 Sunday SH Each boy has 3 brothers and and brothers 3 has boy Each like sounds notion in TI Ps 102: 16-18, 19-23, 29 1 Pt 5:1-4 Is 49:14-15 and 3 girls in the family. the in girls 3 and I like sounds women in O Mk 8:27-33 Ps 23:1-3a, 4-6 Ps 62:2-3, 6-9 There are 4 boys boys 4 are There FOURTH: Feb. 18 Friday F like sounds Mt 16:13-19 1 Cor 4:1-5 AC, AD, BC, BD, and CD and BD, BC, AD, AC, enough in GH Gn 11:1-9 Feb. 23 Wednesday; Polycarp, Mt 6:24-34 FIRST: Ps 33:10-15 bishop, martyr Mk 8:34-9:1 Sir 4:11-19 HELP WANTED Rachel’sRachel’s VineyardVineyard ADMINISTRATOR needed for Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Wichita healing the wounds of abortion . 2011/2012 school year If interested, please contact: . .one weekend at a time All Saints Catholic School, Wichita Mr. Dan McAdam, Candidates must: Director of Staff Services, • Be a practicing Catholic Catholic Diocese of Wichita, • Be eligible for Kansas licensure 424 N. Broadway, Wichita, KS 67202 as an administrator • Promote a standards-based instructional program Deadline for applicants • Possess strong interpersonal is February 15, 2011 and organizational skills Principal needed for New Catholic School in the Diocese of Wichita 2011/2012 school year Our new parish Saint Catherine of Siena , will open its parish school this fall. An experienced, faith filled leader with enthusiasm and vision is needed to plan for the school’s opening, hire an outstanding staff, and help plan for a permanent school facility. Candidates must: • Be practicing Catholics • Be eligible for Kansas licensure as an administrator • Promote a high quality instructional program • Possess excellent interpersonal and organizational skills If interested, please contact: Mr. Dan McAdam, Director of Staff Services, Catholic Diocese of Wichita, 424 N. Broadway, Wichita, KS 67202 Deadline for applicants is February 21, 2011 next retreat: Feb. 18-20 Director of Music, Lenexa 1-877-I-GRIEVE Holy Trinity in Lenexa, KS is seeking a full-time director of music to begin July 15, 2011. Candidates should have a music degree, be proficient in organ and piano, and possess strong interpersonal skills. (1-877-447-4383) Experience in church music preferred. For more information, please contact Dr. Paula Neihouse at 913- [email protected] 895-0682 or [email protected]. Page 38 February 13, 2011 ADVANTAGE The Southwest Kansas Register “No two Christians Dr. Lois Vierthaler Kessen Dr. Jeremie Frazier will ever Optometrist Optometrist 208 W. 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