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A.F. Lucas, Supt.
Mildred Blumenthal, Principal
Keith "Red" Bemis, Class President
Paul Timkovich, Class Sponsor
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Keith Bemis
Joe Poling
Edgar LeRoy Kelly
Margaret Morrison McDowell
Marian Bartlett Wiltse
Cleo Bedtelyon Hodgins
Georgina Bliss Dakin
Thelma Brown Parker
Jack Crandell
George Curtis
Allen Fach
Leon Gillispie
Wanda Herman Northcutt
Hope Hughes Shoemaker
Robert Hughes Jr.
Louise Ingleright Kaise
Viola Kennedy Adrian
Beryl Killinger Leifheit
Mabel Larsen Goornhaag
Russel Mansfield
Howard McCauley
Robert McGowan
Clara Nelson Fedewa
Geraldine Oliver Hilberry
Margaret Palm Wangler
DeVere Parliament
Ruth Parker Marshall
Evelyn Pekrul Tuck
George Preston
Norma Preston Cook
George Ranney
Stanley Ryan
Jack Schubert
Marie Sheff Tripp
Edwin Shiel
Marie Simonis Shaw
John Smith
Wilbur Stuck
Milton Sutton
Fern Templin Aulwes
Howard Thompson
Donna Valley Nelson
Mary Vittitow Smith
Roderick Vogan
Joan Wangler Thompson
Duane Waters
Lorraine Weiler Hughes
Dorothy Westlund Brown
Clyde Wiltse
Shirley Wolfson Sharpe
George Worstell
Edwina Withey Hawley
Theresa Kerblewski Yates
Bernice Wangler Lacko
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Joan E. Thompson
Died June 27, 2019
Joan E. Wangler Thompson, 98, passed away Thursday, June 27, 2019, at the Villa at West Branch.
She was born June 1, 1921, in West Branch to Charles and Pearl (Sheppard) Wangler. Joan lived in West Branch most of her
life. She was a member of the St. Joseph Catholic Church and enjoyed camping and bowling.
Joan is survived by her daughter, Kay (Gene) Banning of West Branch; grandsons, Brent Banning and Jason Banning, both
of West Branch; and great-granddaughter, Macy K. Banning of West Branch.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Wendell; son, Larry “Bruce” Walters; and siblings,
Virginia Hanes, Bernice Lacko and Dean Wangler.
Cremation has taken place, and no service is scheduled at this time.
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Allan Wilbert Fach, 95, passed away Sunday,
Aug. 26, 2018, at the Villa in Rose City. He was born Sept. 30, 1922, in Rose City to Gustav and Elizabeth (Sy) Fach. Allan lived in Rose City for
all of his life. He was a graduate of Michigan State College and was part of the boxing team. He married Lucille Bohnard on
July 22, 1944, in West Branch. He was a local businessman and started six businesses. Allan was a builder in Rose City and
a real estate developer. He was a dairy farmer and had a milk route with his business, Allan Fach Trucking Company. After
selling his farm and milk route in 1956, he and his wife started a Dairy Queen in Rose City, which included a play land park
with five rides and trampolines. Once the Dairy Queen was established, he built the city's first self-serve car wash. The
car wash was located just south, in the back of the parking lot at Dairy Queen. In 1981, Allan purchased the Scenic Motel,
which had seven rooms, and built an additional 10 rooms before selling the motel in 2000. The last business he started was
the General Construction Business, which was a 41-lot subdivision called the Highland Pines Subdivision. Allan helped the community in various ways and
served on several committees. He brought the first bank to Rose City in 1958, the first dentist in town, and Casemaster Body
(called Header Products, now ATF) to Rose City, which was the town’s first factory. Allan was also involved with the
Prestolite Manufacturing Plant, American Plastics and bringing the Consumers Power plant into the city. He and Eldon and Evadell
Miller purchased the flags and poles that hang at City Hall, and raised the funds for the pavilion at the city park. Allan
served as a city tax assessor for 20 years and was a member of the Lions Club in Rose City and St. John Lutheran Church in
West Branch. Allan enjoyed trips to the casino, playing Blackjack, hunting and spending time with his grandchildren. Allan is survived by his wife, Lucille Fach
of Rose City; sons, Randy Fach and Robert (Linda) Fach, both of Rose City; grandchildren, Jeb (Valerie) Fach of Seattle, Wash.,
Courtney (Greg) Hills of Midland, Lindsay (Morgan) Maul of Hamilton, Brandi (Stephen) Schellenbarger of Midland, Allan (Mindy)
Fach of Alaska and Kacie (Braden) Mercer of West Branch; great-grandchildren, Addison Hills, Mason Hills, Aiden Hills, Emma
Maul, Sara Maul, Savannah Fach, Saylor Schellenbarger, Kaiser Mercer and Rolly Fach of Alaska; and step-great-grandchildren,
Noah and Natalie of Alaska. He
was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Dale; and sisters, Bea, Hazel and Dottie. *********************************************************************************
GEORGE ARTHUR RANNY
George Arthur Ranney, age 94, passed away on Saturday, August 27,
2016 at WBRMC after a short illness. He was born to Charles & Emma Adell (Sorter) Ranney on September 1, 1921 at home
in Flint, MI.
George served his country in Belgium and Holland with the Army during WWII in the 95th division and
received a bronze star. He was a boxer during that time and remained fit and strong for most of his life. He loved to travel
with his late wife, Lucille and he loved to play Scrabble, but… his gift was storytelling and he had a phenomenal memory. As the last parent and uncle of our family,
he was our center, the one who held all those wonderful memories about our parents, aunts and uncles. We sorely grieve his
passing. George was a teacher, school administrator, and superintendent.
George is survived by three sons, George,
Jr. (Debbie), Kelvin (Judi) and Kevin Ranney; many grandchildren, great grandchildren, great great grandchildren, and many
nieces and nephews; and one cousin, Ilah Ludlow of Florida. George also survived all of his brothers and sisters, Clayton
Ranney, June Cleveland Fortune, Althera Fahselt, Evelyn White, Nora Shockley and Jack Ranney. They were an extraordinarily
close and loving family. He is predeceased by his wife, Lucille, daughter, Candace Ranney, daughter, Cheryl Darcy Ranney and
grandson BJ Andreini.
HOPE HUGHES SHOEMAKER MEIRESOMME DIED MAY 4, 1939 **
Hope Gaynell (Hughes) Shoemaker Meiresonne
passed away on May 4, 2016. She was born Jan. 16, 1921, in Earnshaw,
W.Va. Hope
was preceded in death by her beloved parents and siblings and their
spouses, R. Lincoln and Rosa Del Hughes, Herbert (Christine) Hughes,
Harold (Clara) Hughes, Garnet (Charles) Eddy, Gail (Laurel) Snyder,
Delbert (Janet) Hughes, Robert (Shirley) Hughes and Juanita (Robert)
Tetu. The Hughes
family left their family farm in West Virginia when she was 8 years old
and moved north, living in Norwich, Ohio, Alma, and then settling in
West Branch — following her father’s work in the oil/natural gas
business. Hope graduated from West Branch High School in 1939.
Thereafter she put herself through Bay City Business College, stopping
short of graduation to take a job with the Michigan Social Security
Commission office in West Branch. She
married Jack Shoemaker on June 12, 1943, in Los Angeles, Calif., while
Jack was on leave prior to a three-year stint of active Army duty in the
Pacific Theater during World War II. Upon Jack’s return the couple
built a home at 293 Fairview St., West Branch. Jack was co-owner and
partner with his father, John H. Shoemaker, of the family business — a
chain of dime stores, Shoemaker’s J & J Stores, located in West
Branch, Grayling and Gaylord. Hope was the company payroll administrator
until the business was sold in 1976. Her
Scotch-Irish heritage was evident in all aspects of her life: frugal,
loyal, loving to her family, generous and never one to back down from a
challenge. As a kid she pitched baseball to her older brothers. They
couldn’t afford a baseball and so she pitched a golf ball. Her mentors
were those older brothers, her beloved sisters, her vigorous father and
her mother, whom she revered most of all. Hope
was an avid golfer, seamstress and cook. She loved her friends in West
Branch, celebrating her 90th birthday with some she had known for over
70 years. And animals held a special place in her heart, exemplified by
the years of the menagerie doctoring and nursing she provided. Jack
Shoemaker preceded her in death Dec. 24, 1983. Following that came her
happy days with second husband, Rene Meiresonne, of Moline, Ill. They
celebrated his birthday by marrying each other in Venice, Fla., Feb. 10,
1988. The next 10 years were very happy for them both. Rene, also a
WWII veteran of service in Patton’s Army, passed away at the couple’s
home in Largo, Fla., Dec. 25, 1998. Thereafter
Hope moved to Traverse City and lived at The Village at Bay Ridge, and
then her final residence at Hawthorn Cottage of the Grand Traverse
Pavilions. She is
survived by her family, Rene’s children and their spouses, Louise (Don)
Capes, Dan (Chris) Meiresonne, Steve (Barb) Meiresonne, Greg (Shalane)
Meiresonne, Mark (June) Meiresonne; and her children, Gwen (Chris)
Schaiberger, Susan Shoemaker and John (Michael Bodus) Shoemaker. Also
surviving are 14 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Donations
in Hope’s memory can be made to yourself. Seek out joy in your day and
you’ll be honoring Hope in a way that would make her smile. “In the end you hold/A cup I put to your lips;/Sips, and trust, we, thank.” — Author ******************
Obituary
for Wanda Antonette (Herman) Northcutt Mrs. Wanda
A. Northcutt of Rockford, Michigan, age 93, passed away peacefully on the afternoon of Tuesday, April 19, 2016, and rests
now, with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Wanda was born to Polish immigrants, Walter and Helen (Szastay) Herman on Saturday,
June 10, 1922, in Hamtramck, Michigan. She was a graduate of West Branch High School, and eventually taught school in a one-room
school house. Her youthful summers were spent on a family farm in the West Branch area, then after moving to Detroit, she
met her husband Richard, after being introduced by friends. Wanda was a well-loved woman of great-faith— she loved being
around people and it could be said that she never met a stranger. She loved having a sense of community and kept very active.
Wanda belonged to many local organizations such as the United Methodist Women and The Lioness Group. She also kept physically
active and maintained a very healthy lifestyle. She loved to swim, ice skate, and even took Tai Chi classes until just a few
weeks ago. It was her philosophy to “use it, or lose it!” Wanda is survived by her loving children, Allan (Valerie)
Northcutt and Rick (Sue) Northcutt; grandchildren Aaron Northcutt and Miriam “Mim” (Ben) Northcutt Bohmert; great
grandchildren Clare, Dylan, and Alex; granddaughter-in-law Mariah Northcutt; sister-in-law Walli Herman; and numerous nieces,
nephews, and other beloved members of the Northcutt and Herman families. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband
Richard Weller Northcutt on December 23, 2002; brother Edmund Herman and Adam “Ted” Herman; and sister Lucille
Bushman.
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Bernice M. Wangler Lacko, 93, of
West Branch passed away Jan. 28, 2016, at the Villa at West Branch, after a lingering illness. Bernie was born in West Branch on Aug. 30, 1922, to Charles and Pearl
Wangler. She married Joseph S. Lacko on Feb. 14, 1941. She attended and graduated from West Branch Elementary and High School
with the class of 1939.. Bernie was a telephone operator and a bank teller at State Savings Bank; she later became auditor
and officer at People’s National Bank, at a time when women did not get credit for their abilities; it was an honor
she took very seriously. She retired from People’s National. She enjoyed camping, fishing and spending time with friends.
She was a very social, organized person. She was a master packer when getting things together for camping trips with family.
Bernie loved her family more than her own needs. She was not a selfish person but was so forgiving and supportive throughout
her life in all ways. She was predeceased
by husband, Joseph S. Lacko, on July 20, 2009; brother, Dean Wangler; sister, Virginia Hanes; and grandson, Shayne Lacko. She is survived by children, Larry J. (Bonnie) Lacko, Jeanette F. (Jerry)
Schmitt, Jim L. (Kathy) Lacko and Dale G. Lacko; grandchildren, Cydney, Hannah, Josh, Erick (Mary Jo) Gillham, Mindy (Dave)
Griwatsch, Chandra M. (Robert) Cochran, Carrie A. (John) Hull, Lisa Kovalchik, Nate (Neena) Kovalchik, Dave Kovalchik, Heather
Knapp, Tina Orr (Chris) Hoffman and Scott Lacko; great-grandchildren, Gavin, Ayden, Sierriah, Patton and Bailee, Blake, Brecken,
Bronsen and Boden, Caitlin, Mackenzie, Drew and Laidon, Caitlin and Emilee, Logan, Uriah and Emilee, and Isaac.
Obituary for Donna Lee Nelson Donna Lee Nelson, age 93 of West Branch, passed away Saturday,
January 23, 2016 at the Horizon Senior Living in West Branch with family by her side. Donna was born in West Branch to Merritt
and Grace Valley on May 1, 1922. She has lived in West Branch her whole life. Donna was a member of the Eastern Star, Rebekka,
Sunshine Club, Farm Bureau and First United Methodist Church. She enjoyed reading, playing cards, and gardening.
Donna
is survived by son, Richard (Shirley) Nelson of West… Branch, daughter, Kaylene MacLean of Silverdale, WA, grandchildren, Brian (Cami)
Nelson of Tawas City, Lori (Jay) Jones of Cedar Springs, Thomas (Ashlee) Nelson of West Branch, Jennifer (Brent) Cunningham
of Bremerton, WA, , Jim (Brittany) MacLean of Wetumpka, AL, Peggy (Tadd) Pier of Portland, MI, Todd Morris of West Branch,
and great-grandchildren, Reid, Jordan, Courtney, Emilee, Chloe, Taylor, Arionna, and Kaylee. She was preceded in death by
husband Louis in 1992, sisters, Norine, Lynn, and brother, Abner.
Visitation at the Steuernol & McLaren Funeral
Home in West Branch will begin Thursday, January 28, 2016 from 2-8 PM. The Funeral Service will be held at First United Methodist
Church on Friday, January 29, 2016 at 3:00 PM with visitation from 2:00 PM until time of service. Rev. Timothy Dibble will
officiate. Burial will follow at Brookside Cemetery.
Sidney Milton Sutton **** Sidney Milton Sutton, 93, of Houghton Lake passed away on Monday April 13, 2015 at
Munson Medical Center, Traverse City.
Sid was born on August 1, 1921 in Selkirk, Michigan to Louise G. and Irene M.(Steele)
Sutton. Sid served as a Sgt in the Army Air Corp during World War II. After returning from WW II he was approached by Dobie
Munn, the banker in Roscommon, to open a bank for him in Houghton Lake. Sid took on the challenge and opened the Houghton
Lake Branch of Roscommon State Bank, later becoming NBD from which Sid retired 40 years later. The bank in Houghton Lake started
in 1946 in the stone building that now houses the Administration Offices of Houghton Lake Community Schools. He was married
to Patricia Eagle, whom survives.
Surviving Mr. Sutton are his wife Patricia Sutton of Houghton Lake; three sons,
William (Patricia) Sutton of Ft. Collins, CO, Dan (Lisa) Sutton of Prudenville; and Richard (Carolyn) Sutton of Houghton Lake;
eleven grandchildren; eleven great grandchildren.
Funeral Services for Sidney Milton Sutton will be conducted at
11:00 am on Friday April 17, 2015 from Christler Funeral Home, Houghton Lake Chapel. Interment will be in Roscommon Township
Cemetery. Visitation will be held on Friday April 17, 2015 from 10:00 am to 11:00 am at Christler Funeral Home, Houghton
Lake Chapel. Memorial Contribution in memory of Sid are asked to be directed to the Roscommon Area District Library.
Christler Funeral Home, Houghton Lake Chapel is serving the family. *****
Jack C. Schubert, 92, of West Branch passed away on March 16, 2014 at Horizon Assisted Living
in West Branch.
He was born on July 27, 1921, in West Branch, to Harry and Mary Schubert. He graduated from West
Branch High School with the class of 1939, where he was an outstanding athlete. Jack married Inez Parliament on Aug.
10, 1944, while serving in the U.S. Navy as a bomber pilot during WWII in the Pacific Theater.
Upon the end of the war he enrolled under the G.I. Bill at Michigan State University to get a
Bachelors of Science in mechanical engineering. He and his wife moved to Bridgeport, so Jack could work for U.S. Graphite
in Saginaw for many years. After a brief time working in Rhode Island, they moved to West Branch, their hometown, to buy and
run Ogemaw Lanes Bowling Alley. After selling the bowling alley, Jack worked as a stockbroker for AG Edwards, SS Buck oil
worker, and Jack’s Refrigeration Service.
He is survived by his wife, Inez of West Branch; sons, Jeff (Kris) of West Branch, Mark of Owosso,
and Kent (Christi) of Chesaning; grandchildren, Curt (Rebecca) of Traverse City, Carrie (Rod) of Sanford, Karl of Kalamazoo,
and Christian of Chesaning. He also has four great-grandchildren, Brett, Josh, Josie, and Luke of Sanford.
He was preceded in death by his parents; and two brothers, Russell and Bob.
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Rosemary
Gillespie
(September 3, 1924 - March 15,
2013)
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Rosemary “Rosie” Gillespie,
age 88, passed away at the Brook of West Branch on Friday, March 15, 2013. She had lived in West Branch for most of her life
and was a member of the Eastern Stars and the First United Methodist Church of West Branch. Rosemary enjoyed water skiing,
snowmobiling, traveling, knitting, cooking, canning pickles and baking bread. She also enjoyed participating in the musical
theatre at her retirement park in Florida.
Rosemary is survived by her children, Ron (Sandy) Gillespie
of Midland and Brad Gillespie of Traverse City, her grandchildren Jeffrey (Lisa) Gillespie of Waterford and Michelle Gillespie
of Apollo Beach, FL and her great-grandchildren Brittney, Stephanie and Bailey. She was preceded in death by her husband Leon
Gillespie and her daughter Carol Winters both in 2012.
A Memorial Service will be held at 12:00 p.m. on Saturday,
March 23, 2013 at the First United Methodist Church in West Branch with family receiving friends from 11:00 a.m. until time
of service. Rev. Lisa Cook will officiate.
Memorial Contributions may be made to Eastern Stars or
the Ogemaw County Historical Society.
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Leon J. Gillespie
(February 11, 1922 - July 7, 2012)
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Leon J. Gillespie age 90 of West Branch, Class of 1939, passed away Saturday, July
07, 2012 at Bortz Health Care in West Branch. Leon was born February 11, 1922 in Whittemore, the son of Russell and Edna Gillespie.
He married Rosemary Elkins on March 6, 1946 in St. Louis, Missouri. Leon lived in West Branch for most of life and was a member
of the First United Methodist Church, the Shriners, and the Masons. He enjoyed being in the Shriner parades and collecting
donations. He loved to work on furniture and old bikes and then after they were finished, his family would say they were “Leonized.”
Leon is survived by his loving wife Rosemary of West Branch children, Ron (Sandy) Gillespie of
Midland and Brad Gillespie of Traverse City, grandchildren Jeffrey (Lisa) Gillespie of Waterford, Michelle Gillespie of Apollo
Beach, FL, and great-grandchildren, Brittney, Stephanie, and Bailey. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Carol Ann Winters
and his brother, Karlton R Gillespie.
A Memorial Service will be held on Friday, July 13, 2012 at the First United Methodist Church
in West Branch at 11:00 am with family receiving friends beginning 10:00 am until the time of the service. Rev. Lisa Cook
will officiate. Burial of cremains will take place at 3:00 pm at Brookside Cemetery
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Clara K. Nelson Fedewa
(January 5, 1921 - May 4, 2012)
Clara Kjarsten (Nelson) Fedewa, 91, died on Friday, May
4, 2012 at Omega House Hospice in Houghton. She was born January 5, 1921 in Livermore, Humboldt County, Iowa, the daughter
of Magnus and Alfia (Johnson) Nelson. At age four she moved with her family to a farm outside Selkirk, near West Branch, Michigan.
She has resided at The Bluffs in Houghton for the past six years.
Clara was predeceased by her husband, Richard; three brothers: Nels (Pat),
Lindberg (Nancy), and Hilding (Peg) Nelson; and one sister, Hulda (William) Griffith. She was also predeceased by a brother-in-law,
Bud Rogers. She is survived by one sister,Gloria (Leonard) Foster of Grand Blanc, and one brother, Magnus (Elva) Nelson of
West Branch.
Clara is also survived by one daughter, Deborah Fedewa (Jack Jobst) of
Houghton; a granddaughter, Eugenia Jobst of Houghton; and two step-grandchildren: Debra (Rajeev) Bhalla of Milpitas, California;
John (Elizabeth) Jobst of Oakland, California; and two, step great-grandchildren: Ryan and Maya Bhalla; as well as numerous
great, great-great, and great-great-great nieces and nephews.
In her childhood, Clara graduated from the one-room O'Neil school before
moving at age thirteen to nearby West Branch so that she could attend high school. She graduated from West Branch High School
in 1939. She lived with various families for room and board and worked at local restaurants. She was a maid in the Heigel
House, where she waited on Hollywood's famous Warner Brothers, who visited the area for hunting trips. She graduated with
the class of 1939.
Clara continued to show her strong work ethic when she moved to Saginaw
and lived with a family as a mother's helper while attending cosmetology school. A year later, when World War II began, she
became a "Rosie the Riveter," working as a quality-control inspector for several munitions plants. After the war, while completing
her training in cosmetology, she married Richard "Dick" Fedewa, a returning soldier, and talked him into attending barber
college. Clara became the co-owner, then owner of the Avenue Beauty Salon in downtown Saginaw. Thirty years later the couple
moved to Henderson Lake and opened in nearby Skidway Lake the Fedewa Barber and Beauty Shop, from which they retired in 1984.
After her husband's death in 1998, Clara remained in West Branch until
health issues required a move to Houghton, near her daughter and family. She was a member of St. Ignatius Catholic church.
Previously, she had been a member of St. Helen's parish in Saginaw, and St. Joseph's in West Branch.
Visitation at the Steuernol & McLaren Funeral Home in West Branch
will begin Monday, May 7, 2012 from 1-9 pm with a Scripture Service at 6:30 pm. A Celebration of Life Mass will be held at
St. Joseph Catholic Church on Tuesday, May 8, 2012 at 11:00 am with visitation prior from 10:00 am until time of Mass. A memorial
service at The Bluffs will be held at a later date. Contributions in Clara's name may be made to Little Brothers, Friends
of the Elderly, of Hancock; Omega House Hospice, of Houghton; or a charity of one's choice.
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Howard B. McCauley, West Branch High School, Class of 1939.. age 91 of West Branch passed away
Wednesday, February 2, 2011 at Bortz Health Care in West Branch. Howard had lived in West Branch for all of his life. He was
a licensed electrician and builder, building homes in Gladwin County and the St. Helen area. He was also a dairy farmer until
the early 1970’s. Howard owned and operated McCauley’s Appliance from 1967 to 1986. He was a member of Oak Grove
Church in Clement Township.
Howard is survived by his wife Helen McCauley of West Branch, his sons, Thomas (Nancy) McCauley of West Branch,
Keith (Sharon) McCauley and Carl (Marilyn) McCauley both of Alger, stepchildren, Janice Fite of Taylor, Carol (Wayne) Berling
of Beaverton and Dennis (Jeanette) Bufford of Anderson, MO, 11 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren and 11 step-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his first wife Jean in 2004.
Visitation at the Steuernol & McLaren Funeral Home in West Branch will begin on Friday, February 4, 2011 from
12-9 p.m. The Funeral Service will be held at 11:00 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home. Rev. Paul Klassen will officiate with
burial following at Edwards Cemetery, West Branch.
Memorial Contributions may be made to the Oak Grove Church.
Cleo B. Hoenshell
(August 17, 1921 - December 3, 2007)
Cleo B. Hoenshell, age 86, of West Branch, passed away Monday, December 3, 2007 at West Branch
Regional Medical Center.
Cleo had lived in West Branch for most of her life. She was an avid bowler for over 50 years,
a former clerk for Churchill Township and a member of the First United Methodist Church. She retired in 1983 from the USDA
as an assistant manager after 25 years of service.
Cleo is survived by her children; Donald (Sandy) Hodgins and Nancy (Richard) Gildner both of West
Branch, her stepchildren; Janet (Paul) Mathews of Grand Rapids, Julie (Tom) Felstead and Joyce (Jim) Allen both of West Branch,
Jo Ellen (Mike) Harris of Rose City, Jack (Kelly) Hoenshell of Glen Burnie, MD and Jeffrey (Erin) Hoenshell of West Liberty,
OH. 19 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren and her special friend, Ed Dare of Lupton. She was preceded in death by her husband,
Pinky Hoenshell, a grandson, Ricky Gildner, her brother, Duane Bedtelyon and her sisters, Erma Wigner and Ila Cooley. Burial
is in Brookside Cemetery, West Branch.
UNKNOWN ADDRESSES
Edwina Withey Hawley
Duane Waters
DECEASED CLASSMATES
Wanda Herman
Northcutt (April 16, 2016)
Bernie Wangler
Lacko
(1/28/2016)
Beryl Killinger Leifheit
(2011)
Clyde Wiltse
(February 12, 2012)
Eloise Margaret Clark Ware)
(August 15, 2011)
Howard B. McCauley
(2/2/2011)
Roderick Vogan
Theresa Kerblewski Yates
(May 5, 2005)
Marion Bartlett Wiltse
(January 9, 2001)
Keith "Red" Bemis
(January 27, 2005)
Georgina Bliss Hughes
(2001)
Thelma Brown Parker
(2000)
Jack Crandell
Arzelle Dodds
Robert Hughes
(1987)
Louise Ingleright Kaise
(1990)
Edgar LeRoy Kelly
(April 1, 2003)
Mabel Larsen Doornhaag
(1993)
Russell Mansfield
(1991)
Margaret Morrison McDowell
Geraldine Oliver Lukasavage
Margaret Palm Wangler
(December 1, 2002)
Ruth Parker Marshall
Syd DeVere Parliament
(February 3, 2005)
Evelyn "Evie" Pekrul Tuck
(2/16/2005)
Joe Poling
(1984)
George Preston
(1989)
Stanley Ryan
(1983)
Marie Scheff Tripp
Edwin Shiel
Marie Simonis Shaw
(September 16, 2002)
John Smith
Wilbur Stuck
Fern Templin Aulwes
Howard "Speed" Thompson
Bea Vittitow Fisk
Lorraine Weiler Hughes
(1989)
Dorothy Westland Brown
(1986)
George Worstell
Rena Bradley Benjamin
George Curtis
(Deceased October 28, 2006)
Cleo Bedtelyon Hoenshell
(Deceased December 3, 2007)
Viola Kennedy Adrian
(5/4/2000)
Clara Nelson Fedewa
(5/4/2012)
Howard McCauley
(February 2, 2011)
Cleo Hoenshell
(December 3, 2007
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