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Golden Valley News
February 10, 2011
Gus C. Tachenko'
GRASSY BUTTE - Funeral
Services for Gus C. Tachenko, 96,
of Grassy Butte will be held at tl
a.m.. Sunday. Feb. 13, 2011, at the
Seventh-Day Adventist Church.
Grassy Butte, with Pastors Bill
Edwards and Ray Kelch officiat-
ing. Burial will follow in the
Seventh-Day Adventist Cemetery,
Grassy Butte.
Visitation for Gus will be from
3-7 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 12, at
Stevenson Funeral Home in
Killdeer.
Gus Tachenko was born Oct.
18. 1914, in Grassy Butte to Mike
and Rose (Sokirka) Tachenko. He
attended the Little Knife Butte
Country School.
On July 9, 1945, Gus married
Stayce Moseanko in Butte. N.D.
They lived on the M Lazy T Ranch
in western North Dakota near
Grassy Butte where they raised
their two children. Cody and
Shirley.
Ranching and family were life-
tong commitments. As a young
man, Gus and his brother, Sam,
were hired to measure the Billings
County fields and grain bins for
the Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation Service (ASCS).
Community contributions were
provided in leadership while serv-
ing as a board member and presi-
dent of the Billings County School
Board and Medora Grazing
Association. Dedication to the
Grassy Butte Seventh-Day
Adventist Church and a sense of
contributing to family and commu-
nity were an important part of his
life.
Gus passed away Feb. 3. at the
Hilltop Home of Comfort in
Killdeer.
He is survived by his children,
Cody (Janell). Grassy Butte; and
Shirley Tachenko Achord. Lincoln,
Neb.: grandchildren Angi (Keith)
Howe, Belfield; and her children
Thomas, Sierra, and Christopher:
Bryan (Julie) Tachenko, Beach;
and their children Kyle and Caleb;
Mindy (Esley) Hendergon, Keene,
N.D.; and their children Taten and
Rahnie Grace; Samuel Achord,
London, U.K.; and John Achord,
Lincoln, Neb. He is also survived
by his sisters Leone Quast, Beach;
and Anne (Detmar) Holbrook,
Colton, Calif.; his brothers Lonny
(Estelle) of Dickinson; Steve
(Virginia) of Grassy Butte: Mike
(Marvella) of Avon Park, Fla.; sis-
ter-in-law Alma Tachenko of
Baker. Ore.: and numerous nieces
and nephews. He is preceded in
death bv his wife. Stavce: his par-
ents and his brothers, Joe and Matt
Tachenko: half brothers Nick
Tachenko. George, Andrew. Sam.
and Bill Sterling, and John Davis.
Remembrances and condolences
may be shared with the family at
www.stevensonfuneralhome.com.
Jerry Page
BELFIELD - Mass of Christian
Burial for Jerry D. Page, 77. of
Belfield was held at 2 p.m.. Friday.
Jan. 28. 2011. al St. Bernard's
Catholic Church. Belfield. Burial will
take place later this spring in
Carrington. N.D.
Visitation for Jerry was held
Thursday, Jan. 27. from 12 p.m. to 8
p.m. at Stevenson Funeral Home,
Dickinson. with a Rosary and Vigil
Service being held at 6 p.m.
Jerry passed away on Tuesday.
Jan. 25, at St. Benedict's Health
Center in Dickinson.
JerD' was born Nov. 21. 1933. in
Carrington, N.D.. the son of Hosea
Page and Minnie (Minnkle) Page. He
attended school in Carrington. Jerry
took care of the family farm as well as
drove truck for Teddy Clark. hauling
livestock and freight.
On Nov. 25. 1953. he married
Arlene Louise Bata in Kensal. N.D.
They resided in Carrington where
Jerry worked for a John Deere dealer.
He was later transferred to Belfield to'
work for John Deere until 1%8. He
then managed Jerry's Place in
Belfield. Jerry also drove truck for
Rock Island and worked for Stark
County and L.R Anderson. doing road
construction. He also worked for the
state of North Dakota for a number of
years. Jerry retired in 1994.
Jerry enjoyed hunting, pt'aying
cards, reading and spending time with
fanlily and friends.
0Jerl'y is survived by one son.
Gregory (Cindy) of Livingston,
Mont.; two daughters. Grayce
(Dennis) Keller of Moneta. Wyo.: and
Robin (Jeft) lverson of Belfield; five
grandchildren. Dana Page of
California: Destiny Page of
Sommerset. Mass.: Lester (Debrah)
Iverson of Belfield: Erick lverson of
Bellield: and Danielle Iverson of
Belfield: and two sisters. Fawn
Kautzman and Blanche Peterson both
of Camngton.
He was preceded in death by his
wife. Arlene: one daughter Renee: his
parents. Hosea and Minnie Page:
three brothers and two sisters.
Remembrances and condolences
may be shared with the family at
www .stevensonfuneralhome.com.
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Caryl Haverluk
FAIRFIELD - Parastas for
Caryl Haverluk, 72, was at 10 a.m.,
Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011, at St.
Demetrius Ukrainian Catholic
Church in Fairfield with the Rev.
Taras Miles celebrating. Burial
will be at St. Mary's Ukrainian
Catholic Cemetery later this
spring.
Visitation for Caryl was held
from 1-9 p.m., Friday, Jan. 21, at
Stevenson Funeral Home with a
Rosary & Vigil Service taking
place at 7 p.m.
Caryl passed away Monday, viding words of love and encour-
Jan. 17, at St. Joseph's Hospital agement. Caryl is the best person
and Health Center in Dickinson. her children have ever known and
Caryl Louise Brosa was born will live forever in our thoughts
Jan. 17, 1939, in Sundance, Wyo., and memories.
the daughter of Jack and Beryl Caryl's passion was reading,
(Wallace) Brosa. She grew up and playing games and completing
attended school in M0orcroft,crossword puzzles, not cooking.
Wyo., where she graduated from She read 10 books from the library
high school in 1957 as valedictori-
every month. Caryl would often be
an of her class. While working in found enjoying these pastimes well
her mother's restaurant she met her past midnight. Completing the
future husband, William "Bill" crossword puzzle from the New
Haverluk. They were united inYork Times was a weekly occur-
marriage on Oct. 24, 1957. To this
rence, and she would purchase a
union three children were born: new puzzle book each time she
Terrance, Valerie and Lisa. went to the grocery store.
Together they lived in Moorcroft She was a past member of
and Gillette, Wyo.; Greeley, Colo., Evens V.F.W. Auxiliary and Eagles
and Belfield. Auxiliary.
Upon her marriage to Bill, she Caryl is survived by her hus-
was baptized and confirmed a band, Bill of Belfield; son Terrence
member of the Catholic Church. (Julie) Haverluk of Colorado
She cared deeply about her faith Springs. Colo.: two daughters,
and was active in the Ukrainian Valerie (Will) Knorr of
Catholic parishes of St. John the Westminster. Colo.; andLisa"
Baptist and St. Demetrius, helping (Dennis) Haverluk-Edmonds of
out whenever she was needed.Casper, Wyo.: one brother. Gerald
Caryl was the apple of Bill's eye, Brosa of Ekalaka. Mont.: and three
and he will miss her greatly. Caryl grandchildren Elena. Clare and
thoroughly enjoyed her family, Lauren.
especially her children and grand- She was preceded in death by
children. She was a devoted moth- her parents. Jack and Beryl Brosa.
er with a great sense of humor - and two sisters. Lois Stenson and
always there for her children, pro- Wilma "Punky" Steward.
Franklin Emch
BELFIELD - Funeral services
for Franklin Emch, 82, of Belfield
will be at 2 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 12.
2011. at Belfield Lutheran Church.
Burial will take place at Leith,
N.13., later in the spring. Visitation
fbr Frank will be from 1-8 p.m..
Friday, Feb. 11. at Stevenson
Funeral Home, Dickinson with a
prayer service being held at 7 p.m.
Frank passed away Feb. 7. at his
home south of Belfield
Bridal event being planned
MEDORA - The Theodore
Roosevelt Medora Foundation will
present its first-ever Medora
Bridal Expo on Sunday, April ,3.
from noon to 5 p.m. at the Rough
Riders Hotel and Conference
Center.
It will have free admission for
all attendees.
The expo will showcase wed-
ding vendors from the tri-state
area including, photographers,
dress boutiques, florists. DJs and
others. Brides will have a chance
to see what services are offered in
the area and make personal con-
nections with vendors.
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Loretta M. Schillo
ROCHESTER, Minn. - Loretta
M. Schillo, 77, of Rochester, died
Sunday. Feb. 6, 2011, at her resi-
dence.
Loretta Marie Fischer was born
on Aug. 29, 1933, in Beach, to
Edward and Thecla (Kempenich)
Fischer. She married her devoted
spouse Earl on May 12, 1962, in
Golva. They shared 49 years of
married life together.
A graduate of St. Alexius and
Carroll College, Loretta had a 40-
year nursing career in a variety of
positions, including floor nurse,
director of nursing, and hospice
nurse. She completed her career at
Blue Cross Blue Shield as a patient
care coordinator. She was known
for her caring and compassion in
both her professional and personal
life. She was passionately involved
in the lives of her children and
grandchildren. Loretta was active
in the Pax Christi Faith
Community. She was a committed
volunteer for several causes close
to her heart, an accomplished
cook, and an avid bridge player.
She will be missed dearly by her
family, friends and community.
Loretta is survived by her hus-
band, Earl of Rochester; four chil-
dren, Paul (Brenda) Schillo of
Wrenshall, Minn.; Barbara Schillo
(Martha Osterberg) of Maplewood,
Minn.: Bruce (Denise) Schillo of
Kasson. Minn.: and Kathleen
Schillo (Bradley Hauser) of
Excelsior. Minn.: six grandchil-
dren, Caleb Schillo. Christian
Schillo. Cory Schillo. Ellie Hauser.
Collin Hauser, and Savannah
Hauser: and one sister, Florence
Fischer of Mott. She is preceded
in death by her parents; two sisters:
and one brother.
A Memorial Mass was held
Wednesday, Feb. 9. at 2 p.m. at Pax
Christi Catholic Church. 4135 18th
Ave. NW, with the Rev. Joe Keefe
officiating. A visitation was held
Tuesday, Feb. 8. from 5-8 p.m. at
Ranffanz and Vine Funeral Homes
with a prayer service at 7:30 p.m.
and one hour prior to the Mass on
Wednesday at the church.
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