Marvin Olnes Sr.Marvin Olnes Sr., 90 of Al-

bion, NE died Sunday, Febru-ary 8, 2015 atthe Wolf Me-morial GoodSamaritanCenter in Al-bion after suf-fering a strokeon Thursday,February 5th.

Funeralservices willbe 10:30 a.m.Wednesday, February 11,2015 at Zion Lutheran Churchin Albion, with Rev. DavidFrerichs officiating. Intermentwill follow in Rose Hill Ceme-tery in Albion with militaryrites conducted by AmericanLegion Post #162 and VFWPost #736 of Albion, NE.

Visitation will be 4:00-7:00p.m. Tuesday at Levander Fu-neral Home in Albion, NE.

Marvin was born January27, 1925, to John and Alma(Thorberg) Olnes on the fam-ily farm east of Petersburg. Heattended Boone County Dis-trict #62. He farmed from theage of 14 to 20 before enlisting

in the Navy. Following hisservice, Marvin returned tofarm in the South Branch area.He married Betty Carver onJune 3, 1951 at ImmanuelLutheran Church. He andBetty farmed and raised theirseven children in the SouthBranch area. In 1968, the fam-ily moved to a farm located amile south of Albion. Marvinand Betty lived there untilthey retired and moved to 5thStreet in Albion in 1986. In2008, they moved to the Cot-tages apartments in Albion.

Marvin farmed his entirelife and had a great love forthe land. He was a member ofImmanuel Lutheran Church atSouth Branch until moving toAlbion where he was an activemember of Zion LutheranChurch. He had served as amember of Boone County Dis-trict #57 School Board, theWolf Memorial Good Samari-tan Center Advisory Boardand the Albion Senior CenterBoard. Marvin was a HAMRadio Operator and a member

of the Albion Amateur RadioClub. He also enjoyed attend-ing athletic events and volun-teering at the Senior Center.

He is survived by his sevenchildren: Marvin (Marcia)Olnes of Yankton, SD; Sally(Clyde) Carlson of Polk; Jim(Becky) Olnes of Albion; RickOlnes of Albion, Ken Olnes ofAlbion, Kathy (Bill) Wright ofLincoln; and Paul (Kathleen)Olnes of Omaha. He wasgrandfather to eight: Marvin(Lisa) Olnes of Yankton, SD;Mary (Klint) Holscher ofCheyenne, WY; Andrew (Julie)Carlson of Battle Creek, NE;Curtis (Lisa) Carlson ofWahoo, NE; Jason (Amy)Olnes of Albion, Shawn(Amber) Olnes of Albion;Tyler Olnes of Petersburg, NE;Andrew Jon Olnes of Omaha.He had ten great-grandchil-dren. Two brothers ArdellOlnes of Albion, NE and JohnOlnes of Anchorage, AK, and asister-in-law, Lavonne (Lowell)Olnes of Petersburg, also sur-vive Marvin.

He was preceded in deathby wife Betty in 2010; parentsJohn and Alma Olnes, fatherand mother-in-law Robert andMildred Carver; brother Low-ell Olnes and sister Janis Coul-ter.

Memorials are suggestedto Zion Lutheran Church andWolf Memorial Good Samari-tan Center in Albion.

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Funeral services will be 2p.m. Thursday, Feb. 12, atthe First United MethodistChurch, Yankton with theRev. Ron Johnson officiating.Burial will be in the MissionHill Cemetery at approxi-mately 3:15 p.m. Thursdayafternoon.

Visitations will be twohours prior to the service atthe church.

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Leonard Dvoracek Funeral services for

Leonard H. Dvoracek, 86, ofTyndall, South Dakota will beheld at 10:30 a.m. on Wednes-day, February 11, 2015 at thePresbyterian Church in Tyn-dall. Burial will follow in thePresbyterian Cemetery, ruralTyndall.

Visitation will be held atthe church on Tuesday, Feb-ruary 10 from 3:00 p.m. untila 7:00 p.m. prayer servicethere, family will be presentfrom 6:00 to 7:00 p.m.

Leonard passed away onSaturday, February 7, 2015 atthe Good Samaritan Societyof Tyndall. Funeral arrange-ments are being handled bythe Goglin Funeral Home ofTyndall.

Online condolences maybe sent atwww.goglinfh.com/.

Leonard H. Dvoracek wasborn on December 24, 1928at his family farm near Tabor,SD to Charlie and Tillie(Jilek) Dvoracek. He movedoff the family farm at the ageof 14, where he worked at thebowling alley and attendedTyndall High School wherehe was crowned homecom-ing king and was a captain ofhis beloved football team.Leonard married Dorothy“Belle” Starr on November 9,1949 in Luverne, MN.Leonard was a dedicatedhard worker and was em-ployed on the constructionof the Yankton Dam andHighway 50, and many other

construction sites and gravelpits. He finally found his wayto his true passion, farming.Leonard had two importantloves in his life: his familyand his farm. He was a lovingand giving father and grand-father who cared deeply andopenly for his family. InLeonard’s eyes, his grand-children could do no wrong.He was a born teacher, instill-ing life lessons by helpingothers understand the busi-ness of farming, helping hisgrandkids learn to drive, andteaching generations of fam-ily members how to playcards. He had an infectiouslaugh and a witty sense ofhumor which made him a fa-vorite among anyone thatmet him. Leonard enjoyedmany hobbies including play-ing pinochle, watchingsports, playing black jack atcasinos, and telling stories ofhis unforgettable life. He wasa member of the United Pres-byterian Church in Tyndall,SD. He died on Saturday Feb-ruary 7, 2015 at the GoodSamaritan Home in Tyndall,

SD at the age of 86 sur-rounded by his loved ones.

Leonard’s memory will becherished by his three chil-dren, Sheryl Van Winkle, Tyn-dall, SD; Debbie Einrem,Sioux Falls, SD; Gary andwife, Michelle (Kreber) Dvo-racek, Springfield, SD; sevengrandchildren, Jeff (Karl),Justin (Lisa), Jessica (B.J.),Nick, McKenzie (Ryan), Der-rik, and Garrett; seven great-grandchildren, Tyler(Brittany), Jared, Scott, Tan-ner, Allisan, Kolton, and Kai-ley; two great-greatgrandchildren, Paisley andQuinn; one brother, Donnley(Pat), Tabor, SD; Randy (Lisa)Weier; and many nieces,nephews, and dear friends.

He was preceded in deathby his wife, Dorothy “Belle”;his grandson, Scott Van Win-kle; his parents, Charlie andTillie; his sisters Elsie Vitekand Madeline Schneider; andhis brothers Charlie andAlvin and two son-in-laws,Jerry Einrem and Rick VanWinkle.Yankton Press & Dakotan

February 10, 2015

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Betty Matuska Funeral mass for Betty

Matuska, 77, of Tyndall,South Dakota will be held at10:30 a.m. on Friday, Febru-ary 13, 2015 at St. LeoCatholic Church in Tyndall.Burial will follow in the St.Leo Catholic Cemetery, Tyn-dall.

Visitation will be held onThursday, February 12 from3:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. atthe Goglin Funeral Home inTyndall. A prayer servicewill be held at 7:00 p.m. laterthat evening at the church.

Betty passed away onSunday, February 8, 2015 atAvera-Sacred Heart Hospitalin Yankton.

Funeral arrangements arebeing handled by the GoglinFuneral Home of Tyndall. On-line condolences may besent at www.goglinfh.com/.

Betty Ann Matuska wasborn on Sunday, April 18,1937 to Adolph and Rose(Slaba) Kocmick in Wagner,South Dakota. She graduatedTyndall High School in 1955.On October 4, 1955, Bettywas united in marriage toLeonard Matuska at St. LeoCatholic Church in Tyndall.Together they moved toOmaha, Nebraska in 1956where she would work forPamida Inc. for over 20years. In 1995, she retired atthe age of 55. Leonard andBetty enjoyed wintering inArizona for 15 years. In 2000,they moved to Yankton andlater settled in Tyndall in2005. In her spare time, Bettyloved to golf, dance, andbowl.

Betty passed away onSunday, February 8, 2015 at

Avera-Sacred Heart Hospitalin Yankton having attainedthe age of 77 years, 9months, and 21 days.

She is survived and re-membered by her husbandLeonard Matuska of Tyndall;three children: Michael(Karen) Matuska of Canton,Colleen Matuska of Omaha,NE, and Rochelle (Stuart)Hoins of Castle Rock, CO; sixgrandchildren; three step-grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; two sisters:Marilyn (Kenneth) Roth-schadl and Jolene Dutcher;and one brother Norman(Susan) Kocmick.

She was preceded indeath by her parents and aniece.Yankton Press & Dakotan

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Kenneth AisenbreyKenneth C. Aisenbrey, age

82 of Olivet, SD passed awayunexpectedly at his home onSaturday, February 7, 2015.

Funeral Services will be10:30 a.m. Tuesday, February10, 2015 at the Salem Re-formed Church, Menno withRev. Michael Hecht officiat-ing. Burial will be in theMenno Cemetery with mili-tary graveside rites by theRames-Bender American Le-gion Post #152 Honor Guard,Menno and the Ellsworth AFBHonor Guard, Ellsworth, SD.

Visitations will be from 5-7p.m. Monday, February 9,2015 at the Salem ReformedChurch, Menno with a 7 p.m.Prayer service. Visitationswill resume one hour prior tothe service at the church.

Aisenbrey-Opsahl-KostelMemorial Chapel, Menno is incare of the arrangements.

KennethCarl Aisenbreywas born onJune 29, 1932,in the home ofhis parents inMenno, SouthDakota anddied on Febru-ary 7, 2015.

He was theson of Bethuel John and Mag-dalena Carolina (nee Woehl)Aisenbrey. Kenneth was bap-tized on August 28, 1932, byRev. Bodeman and confirmedon June 26, 1946, by Rev.Erich Kaempchen in theSalem Reformed Church ofMenno. He was a faithfulmember of the Salem Re-formed Church all of his life.He attended the Menno Pub-lic School and graduated fromhigh school on May 17, 1950.

Kenneth had fond memo-ries of his childhood growing

up in small town SouthDakota. He excelled in schooland continued with a lifelonglove for learning. He played acornet in the school band,was an Eagle Scout in the BoyScouts, and enjoyed the out-doors.

On May 19, 1950, Kennethenlisted in the United StatesAir Force. He was a Communi-cations Specialist and retiredfrom the USAF on August 31,1978, as a Senior Master Ser-geant. In his 28 years, heserved all over the UnitedStates and also in England,Turkey, Alaska and Thailand.

After his retirement, he re-turned to Menno, SouthDakota, and was a MasseyFerguson parts man for theMenno Mercantile Farm Im-plement Store for 16 years(1978 to 1994).

On May 4, 2003, Kennethmarried Kayleen Faye (nee

Zeeb) Albrecht and theyshared their life together inOlivet, South Dakota.

Kenneth acquired manyinterests and skills through-out his lifetime. He belongedto two Genealogy Societiesand their local chapters (TheGermans from Russia Her-itage Society and the Ameri-can Historical Society ofGermans from Russia). Begin-ning in 1954, he belonged tothe Rames-Bender AmericanLegion Post #152 until hisdeath of which he was the Ad-jutant from 1993 to 2011. Hesupported local activities likethe Menno Community Club;the Pioneer Power Show; theLake Menno Restoration. Heenjoyed photography, travel-ing, classical music, leathercraft, target shooting, hunt-ing, fishing and the outdoors.His main interest consisted ofspending time with his 10

step-grandchildren andwatching them grow up. Hislife reflected a servant’sheart.

Kenneth was preceded indeath by his parents and hisbrother, Dale.

He is survived by his wife,Kayleen, three step-children:Bobbi Jo (Mike) Frazier,Roger (Gail) Albrecht andLinda (Mark) Roberts and tenstep-grandchildren: Caitlin,Malik and Arianna Frazier;Brady, Amber, Payton andSpencer Albrecht; andMackenzie, Riley and HallieRoberts.

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Marcella (Sally)Svatos

Marcella (Sally) R.Svatos, 92, Omaha, Ne-braska, died Saturdaymorning(February7, 2015) atCHI HealthLakesideHospital,Omaha.

Mass ofChristianBurial willbe 10:30a.m. Wednesday, February11, 2015 at St. BenedictCatholic Church, Yanktonwith Rev. Ken Lulf officiat-ing. Burial will be in SacredHeart Cemetery.

Visitations will be from5-7 p.m. Tuesday, February10, 2015 at the Opsahl-Kos-tel Funeral Home and Cre-matory, Yankton with a 7p.m. Rosary followed by a7:30 p.m. Scripture service.Visitations will resume onehour prior to the service atthe church on Wednesday.

Pallbearers are DerekSvatos, Doug Svatos, JohnSvatos, Scott Svatos, JacobGallagher, and Ryan Gal-lagher.

Marcella was born June25, 1922, to Frank andFrances Schulte of St. He-lena, Nebraska. She grewup on the family farm, at-tended Catholic gradeschool in St. Helena, andgraduated from Wynot, Ne-braska, High School in1939. After graduation shewas employed in Yanktonas a maid for several yearsand then accompanied anuncle and aunt to Alton,Illinois, where she was em-ployed at Owens GlassCompany for approxi-mately four years. She re-turned home to assist withthe care of her mother andworked as a drill press op-erator at Crall FreemanManufacturing in Yanktonfor two years.

She married Laddie E.Svatos May 6, 1946, at Im-maculate ConceptionCatholic Church in St. He-lena. The couple lived inOmaha, Nebraska, until1947 when Laddie beganemployment with Rhian OilCompany, Yankton. Laddiedied in 1999, and in 2003Marcella moved to SevenOaks at Notre Dame Retire-ment Community in Omaha,Nebraska, to be closer tofamily. She remained atSeven Oaks until 2014 whenshe moved to ParsonsHouse Assisted Living Facil-ity, also in Omaha.

Marcella was a memberof the Catholic DaughtersRosary Makers for morethan 50 years, serving assecretary for 13 years; St.Benedict Parish FuneralCommittee; Meals onWheels; and the VFW Auxil-iary. She also had a weeklyadoration hour at SacredHeart Catholic Church inYankton for more than 10years.

Prior to her husband’sretirement, she worked ona part time basis in Yank-ton for Coast to CoastHardware, Stevenson’s,McEvoy’s Dress and Ap-parel, and was a seasonalemployee of Gurney Seedand Nursery for 7 years.

She is survived by threechildren: Gary (Marlene)Svatos of Lincoln, Ne-braska; Dan (Jeanne)Svatos of Omaha, Ne-braska; Judy Gallagher ofOwatonna, Minnesota;daughter-in-law (Elizabeth)of Omaha, Nebraska; 8grandchildren; and 5 greatgrandchildren.

She was preceded indeath by her parents, 4brothers, 1 sister, her hus-band, 1 son (Dale Svatos,Omaha), and 1 grandson(Eric Svatos, Omaha).

Memorials are directedto St. Benedict CatholicChurch, 1500 St. BenedictDrive, Yankton, SD 57078.Yankton Press & Dakotan

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