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Track meets, cross country, dance, concerts, and basketball are just a few of the events he would attend. If he was not attending one of their activities, he might be in the shed making or fixing something for any one of his girls or working in his garden. Ted was diagnosed with cancer on Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2022, and kept his spirit and personality strong to the end, planning much of his own funeral service. He insisted on being a tissue donor and was able to donate his corneas in order to help someone else with continued sight. Ted grew up and lived all but two years of his life in the Winner area.
He was preceded in death by maternal great grandparents, Roy and Ruby Stevicks; William and Gertrude Horstman. Paternal great grandparents, Clarence and Frieda Heath; Gus and Orene Weidner. In 2015, we enjoyed a Make a Wish trip to Rapid for the Stock Show. In 2015, we went to see Willie Robertson in Louisiana, then enjoyed Silver Dollar City at Branson, MO. He always wanted to go back to Branson. Both sides of his family enjoyed the Louisiana trip. In 2018, his burn doctor gifted him seats to a Minnesota Wild Hockey game.
Valentine (Val) Charles Rush, 73
Jacque was a people person and loved meeting new people wherever she went. Jacqueline Ann Duncan was born on July 2, 1939, to Harold and Margaret Fuhrer, in Winner, SD. She graduated from Winner High School in 1957. She attended the Moline Public Hospital School of Nursing and was married briefly to James Foley.
He was of the Baptist faith and retired from Wright’s Sanitation. Survivors include his wife, Melinda Probus Rouse; children, Seth Rouse and Maria Rouse; and siblings, Elijah Rouse Loretta Rouse, and Becky Patrick. In honoring Mr. Rouse’s wishes he will be cremated and there will be... Mr. Billy Hughes, age 84, of the Subligna Community, passed away Wednesday, December 21, 2022, at his residence, surrounded by his loved ones. He was born May 11, 1938, in Jamestown, AL, to the late Clyde and Myrtle Vaughn Hughes.
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He loved a good burger and wimpy, his grandma’s apple pie with cheese, and homemade lemonade. Teddy is preceded in death by his father Pat, his grandparents Teddy Fisher, Charles & Sylvia Horton, Vernon & Esther Brown. Throughout his life, Larry was an avid outdoorsman, marksman, and loved traveling with his family.
He decided to try a “town job” for a while and worked at the Gas N Git and Farmers Coop. His love of being a ‘Cowboy” sent him back to the country, this time to the Stromer Ranch, where he spent 20 plus years doing what he loved. Search Winner obituaries and condolences, hosted by Echovita.com. Find an obituary, get service details, leave condolence messages or send flowers or gifts in memory of a loved one. Ms. LaDonna Caprell Ingle Henderson, age 42, of LaFayette, GA, died Saturday, December 17, 2022, at Emory St. Joseph Hospital.
Dorothy Vivian Wells (Pochop), 92
She was also active in breast cancer patient care. She spent many days driving people to post surgery treatment and helping people dealing with the rigors of this disease. Mom also volunteered regularly at the thrift store downtown. Our mother never missed the chance to help someone with a willing smile, a listening ear, or much more. Mr. Johnny Ray Rouse age 49 of Centre, AL passed away Tuesday, December 20, 2022 at a local hospital. Mr. Rouse was born May 7, 1973 in Fort Campbell, KY to the late John and Carol Rouse.
Joe passed away in 2001 and in 2004 she remarried Dick Osburn. Due to health problems, she was placed in the TLC February of 2019. Later she was moved to Butte, NE where she passed.
Marvelle was a Christian and loved Jesus our Lord and Savior. She would watch the daystar channel and donated to the less fortunate. She had a good heart and enjoyed to have met her grandchildren and her younger children.
She was currently employed as a teller at Premier Bank. He enjoyed watching Dukes of Hazard, Hawaii 5 O, Home Improvement, Fast n Furious movies, anything with History and would watch YouTube videos on how to build things. His favorite food was spaghetti with summer corn and homemade fresh buns.
She also enjoyed family and Sundays watching football. She is preceded in death by her husband and parents and a grandson, Ryan Blomberg. Jacque loved gardening, reading, game shows, shopping, entertaining, cooking and baking. There was always a place at the table for everyone and no one ever left hungry. She always had “the answer” to every question ever asked on game shows and was a huge fan of the Food Network.
In May of 1957, Carroll wanted to move back to farm with his dad, so he and Janet headed back to South Dakota. One year to the day after getting engaged, they broke off their engagement. Over the next seven years, their paths crossed about once a year. Funeral services were held at Aspen Mortuary in Arvada, Colo., on Nov. 3, followed by graveside services at the Arvada Cemetery. After her retirement, Dorothy enjoyed helping Sam with his antique and collectibles business. Dorothy also loved harvesting and cooking delicious homegrown fruits and vegetables from her and Sam’s family garden.
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