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Gayle Julianne Walthers passed away peacefully, surrounded by her loving family on Sunday, October 4, 2026, at the age of 75. Beloved Wife for a loving 39 years to Dennis M. Walthers. Devoted Mother of Danielle (Andy) Santos. Loving Daughter of the late Robert & the late Evelyn Wolski. Fond Grandmother “GG” of Sarah, Andrew and Eva. Dear Sister of Robert (Rhonda) Wolski. Fond Sister-in-law of Bradley Walthers. Dear Aunt of Kathy Nussbaum. Family and Friends are to gather for

October: Larry Anderson

October: Andy Bailey

October: Trish Falls

October: Liz Abrantes

Here's October 2026 NEWSLETTER featuring a "New" Grand Opening in St. John, Indiana, Jewel Alumni Retirement Party, Community Events, Flu Shots, Roasting Events and of course our Retirements and Anniversaries. Happy Fall!!

September: Nikki Back Price

September: Jeff Bower

September: Michelle Proctor

Mark, Steve's son posted the following on Facebook as well as a tribute link: https://indd.adobe.com/view/5dd4c008-7de5-4fb6-a415-d0a34ebbe8dd My father, Stephen Lester Mannschreck, passed away in the early morning hours of April 19, 2025, at his home in Salt Lake City. It has taken me time to put these words and photos together. Melissa and I have been wrapping our heads around the loss of both of our parents. My mother, Marian Jean Mannschreck (Papineau), passed away on May

September: Jeff Woodcock

September: Myron Hervey

September: JP Larson

September: Stan Slyter

Joseph Anthony Buron, of Charleston, South Carolina, passed away peacefully on June 10, 2026. He was born on December 6, 1936, in Galveston, Texas, and was raised in Chicago, Illinois, by his loving parents, Edward Francis Buron and Dorothy Chudobba Buron, both of whom preceded him in death. He was also preceded in death by his brother, Edward Buron. Joe shared a remarkable 68-year marriage with the love of his life, Eleanor Plezbert Buron. Together, they built a strong and l

Joan Wiczek-Justice, Illinois

9/11/2001 and Father Francis Grogan It was early morning on September 11th, 2001, as I entered our Osco Drug Kansas City district office for a Central Region District Manager meeting. We had these meetings usually about 4 times a year and I always looked forward to getting together. The mood was light as we gathered in the front office shaking hands with co-workers and telling stories of travels to KC from several Midwest and Eastern Region locations. It’s always good to s

September: Dennis Palmer

September: Darlen Darken - Kauzlarich