Timothy Charles Opolski of Hopkins died Thursday, April 2. He was 26. Born on May 10, 1993, to Timothy and Sally Opolski, he was preceded in death by his mother. A loving son, brother, uncle, and friend, he is survived by his father, his siblings, Barbara (Iain), Andrea (Matt), SSG Joshua Opolski (Courtney), Christina, Leah […]
Eugenia C. Juchniewicz, age 92, died Tuesday, April 21.. She is survived by her brother, Chester Dolegowski; and her many nieces, nephews, extended family, and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph Juchniewicz; her brother, John Dolegowski; and her sister, Josephine BelkaThe family extend appreciation to Railside Assisted Living and Kindred Hospice
The Rev. David Gay Hayes died Sunday, April 19. He was 83. His healthy life became compromised the last couple years with diabetes and apparent mini-strokes. During the past year he lived at the Rehoboth Oaks Assisted Living in Dorr, and was visited frequently by family and taken to church services every week. David was
Roger H. Bonga, age 90, died Monday, April 20, after a lengthy illness. Roger will be lovingly remembered by his wife, Dorothy; his children, Roger Jr. (Marie) Bonga, Pamela (William) Eland, Patricia (Keith) VanLiere, Jon Bonga; grandchildren, Paul (Stacey) Eland, Charles (Jennifer) Eland, Tegan (Jonathan) Lewis, Kendra (Jay) Morris, David II (Taylor) Bonga, Allison VanLiere,
Frank Huizenga, loving husband and father, died Monday, April 20, at the age of 82, after a long battle with Alzheimer’s Disease. Frank was a graduate of Catholic Central High School ’55 and Central Michigan University. He spent the majority of his working years as a partner running Enterprise Tool and Die. He lived his
John E. Linder of Dorr, a 1973 graduate of Wayland High School, died Sunday, April 12. He was 64. Born on Dec. 30, 1955, he was beloved by many for his words of wisdom that gave hope and insight into so many things. He cherished his found family (friends) with all his heart. He loved
Moline businessman Henry A. Gort, age 92, died Tuesday, April 14. He was co-owner of the Moline Locker meat market in downtown Moline and was active in the Moline Christian Reformed Church and Moline Christian School. He is survived by his children, Nancie (Philip) Malestein, Loie (David) TenBrink, Barbara (John) Oosterhoff; son-in-law, Gordon (Deb) Oeverman;
Karl R. Loth, age 82, of Shelbyville, died Saturday, April 11. Karl retired from the U.S. Navy and from the Grand Valley State University Maintenance Dept. He enjoyed raising llamas and loved to fish. He is survived by his wife, Darlene Loth; sons Lawrence (Susan) Loth, and Allen (Becky) Loth; daughter, Christine (John) Stanford; step-daughters
Barton Henry Bos of Shelbyville died Friday, April 10. He was 79. The son of Barney and Minnie (Eldrenkamp) Bos, born in Chicago on Dec. 8., 1940. His family moved to Martin, when he was 5 years old. He attended East Martin Christian School and later graduated from Martin High School in 1958. He enjoyed
David S. Kamyszek, 67, of Wayland, died Friday morning, April 10. David will be sadly missed by all who knew him. A 1971 graduate of Wayland High School, he was a graphic artist for many years at the Wayland Globe, a meat cutter for D & W Supermarkets and perhaps most visibly in the community
