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Obituaries
They left us in 2010
As we reflect back on 2010, we pause to think of those who have left us. Names of the people whose obituaries were printed in the Register from July to December were:
July
When I returned home after an evangelistic tour, I glanced through my mother’s Bible. On page after page I saw the letters “T” and “P” and two dates. “Mother,” I asked, “why the ‘T’ and ‘P’?” “Every time I have a need,” she answered, “I take it to the Lord in prayer. Then I try a promise, and record the date. I keep praying, and when the answer comes, I record that date. The letter ‘T’ means tried, and the letter ‘P’ means proven.” Why don’t you use the T and P method? St. Paul said, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything; tell God your needs and don’t forget to thank him for his answers.” Visit us at: www.TheSower.com.
Gayle A. Holst
Gayle A. Holst, 63, McKinley, died Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2010, at North Memorial Medical Center in Robbinsdale, Minn. She was born Nov. 23, 1947, in Shell Lake, to Adolph and Gladys (Heisterkamp) Kirkreit. Gayle was raised in the Barronett area, attended Brickyard School and graduated from Shell Lake High School in 1965. She was married in Shell Lake on Nov. 12, 1966, to John Holst. Gayle and John moved to Cumberland and then to the McKinley area. She worked at 3M from 1971-2009. Gayle enjoyed scrapbooking and family genealogy. She is survived by her husband, John, Cumberland; daughters Heidi Holst, Menomonie, and Misti (David Cotts) Holst, Menomonie; son Shane Holst, Cumberland; and brother AJ Kirkreit, Barronett. Memorial services were held Dec. 31 at Skinner Funeral Home, Cumberland, with the Rev. Neal Weltzin officiating. The Skinner Funeral Home, Cumberland, was entrusted with arrangements.
Margaret “Peggy” Zdelar, Maurice “Maury” Bloms, Janet C. Falk, Marilyn Barkalow, Nellie M. Rockaway, Helen T. Duchesneau, Donna L. Manion, Darrell C. Melton, Adeline Johnson, Catherine S. King, James P. Heilman Sr., William J. Cewe, Kathleen M. Richie, Gary D. Graf, Thomas “TJ” Beach, Hope O. Tappen, Betty M. Jensen, Bertha E. Peterson, Michael T. Elliott, Gloria “GG” Melton, Evelyn Harmon and Lucille Krech.
August
Eleanor F. Kuehn, Fred “Fritz” Olson, Olive M. Melton, Edward “Eddy” Green, LaVonne E. Ottosen, Christopher A. Bryant, Rudolph “Rudy” Richter, Lowell R. Farr, Cecil L. Trumbower, William “Bill” Sando, Leroy “Jiggs” Cornelison and James P. Randall.
September
Esther C. Parker, William J. Kubnick, John A. “Papa John” Lawson Sr., Helen A. Chatleain, Rose Domey,
Marie S. Soholt, William T. Falk, Ellen Mortensen, Doris L. Duncan, Eugene “Gunny” Stephan, Carol Ann Kordupleski, Lester D. Atkinson, Dayle A. Daniels, Carol L. Sauer, Rita R. Orzel, Ione J. Pratt, Barbara A. Meister and Melvin L. Deerly.
October
Roger L. Jacobs, Diane E. Burdash, Evelyn M. Norlund, Marie McNeeley, Gary K. Nicol, Gordon L. Krantz, Marian Ingebretson, Harvey L. Gillette Jr., Judy L. Forsythe and Frank N. Aragona.
November
Dorothy M. Peterson, Rosa M. Rediger, Wilberta “Birdie” Bowman, Judith Regenauer Dwinnell, Karen Ennis, Stacy A. Othoudt, Bernard L. Juza, Flora Rydberg and Gwendolyn L. Bennett.
December
Helen G. Puls, Thomas A. Stariha, Gladys A. Schultz, Jane Atwater Winton, Carolyn A. Samson, Eleanor I. Schroeder, Jordan A. Lombard and Melissa S. Gabrio.
Donn F. Kubnick
Donn F. Kubnick, 56, De Pere, formerly of Springbrook, died unexpectedly Dec. 29, 2010. The son of the late Donald and Carole (Donatell) Kubnick, Donn was born May 5, 1954, in Shell Lake. He was employed in veterinary sales for many years. Donn’s interests included hunting, fishing, talking, cooking and watching Westerns. He was also a member of Whitetails Unlimited. Donn was preceded in death by his son, Andrew; and brother Billy Kubnick. His family includes his significant other, Carol Van Veghel; Donn Kubnick and his children, Zachary and
Elizabeth, Springbrook; Kristopher (Bethany) Kubnick and Bryson, Mosinee; Teale (Cameron) O’Connell and their children, Pierson and Hayden, Abrams; Dave (Joan) Holmberg, Elk Mound; Nick (Mandy) Holmberg and their children, Riley, Marcus, and Khyla, Eau Claire; Cathy (Joe) Boyle, Manitowoc; and Jim Kubnick of Florida. A memorial was held at Cotter Funeral Home, De Pere, on Jan. 1. A second memorial visitation will be held Saturday, Jan. 8, from 1-4 p.m. at Scalzo-Taylor Funeral Home, 306 Rusk Street in Spooner. A prayer service will be held at 2 p.m. with Fr. Ed Anderson officiating. Online condolences may be expressed at www.cotterfuneralhome.com or www.scalzo-taylor.com. Locally, the Scalzo-Taylor Funeral Home, Spooner, was entrusted with arrangements.
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