Trevor Alfred Korbe
Trevor Alfred Korbe, 17, died on Sunday, June 5, 2022 in Wichita County. He was born on July 11, 2004 in Garden City the son of Travis & Amber (Badger) Korbe.
Trevor attended early school at Sharon Springs where he was involved with football, track and power lifting. For the past two years he has attended Holcomb High School and continued power lifting and became part of the Holcomb SADD program. He enjoyed gaming and making people smile.
He is survived by his Father- Travis Korbe of Wallace, Mother- Amber Badger of Holcomb, Grandmothers- Paula Korbe of Sharon Springs and Donna Badger of Holcomb, Great-Grandmother- Berna Scott of Sharon Springs, 5 Brothers- David Korbe, Ethan Korbe, Tyler Korbe Travis Korbe all of Wallace and Spencer Jacobs of Laramie, Wyoming and 2 Sisters- Emilee Korbe of Wallace and Shayla Clark of Deerfield.
Funeral Service were held on 2:00 PM MDT Monday, June 13, 2022 at the United Methodist Church in Sharon Springs with Rev Gaylen Crippen officiating. Burial was in the Fort Wallace Cemetery in Wallace, Kansas. Memorials are suggested to Holcomb SADD in care of Garnand Funeral Home. Condolences may be posted at www.garnandfuneralhomes.com.
OBITUARIES
William Leslie Bogenhagen
Longtime Wallace, KS resident William Leslie Bogenhagen, 76, passed away on Sunday, July 30, 2023 at the St. Catharine Hospital in Garden City, KS. William was born on March 14, 1947 in Julesburg, CO, to Leslie August and Thelma Louise (Nootz) Bogenhagen. He was one of... [More]
Glenda Joyce (Schmidt) Koehn
Glenda Joyce (Schmidt) Koehn passed away on July 4, 2023, at Greeley County Hospital. She was born in Copeland, Kansas, on April 18, 1933 to Albert N. and Margaret Schmidt. She was the youngest of five children, and her first years of school required her to walk across the road... [More]
Glenda Jean Parks
Lifelong Goodland, Kansas resident Glenda Jean Parks, 90, died Sunday, June 18, 2023, at her home in Goodland, Kansas. Glenda was born April 19, 1933, south of Edson, Kansas, the daughter of Harry and Leona (Ebert) Smith. She was one of four children. On June 10, 1951,... [More]
Judith Pearl (Stover) Withers
I’ll always remember the song they were playin’ The first time we danced and I knew As we swayed to the music and held to each other I fell in love with you Could I have this dance for the rest of my life? Would you be my partner every night? When we’re together... [More]
Irene Gittinger
Irene Gittinger, age 90, stepped forth from her Earthly home on June 12, 2023. While the void she leaves is vast, she is not part of the past. Irene, no longer bound by body or disease, continues her journey as a conduit of love uniting those of us who mourn with family... [More]
Toohey “Buddy” Riley Allaman
Wallace County, Kansas resident Toohey “Buddy” Riley Allaman, 86, died Sunday, June 11, 2023, at Topside Manor in Goodland, Kansas. Buddy was born April 17, 1937, at Winona, Kansas, the son of George and Thelma (Messler) Allaman. He was one of six children.... [More]
Mary Cathileen Beek
Harold and Mary (Darnall) Beek welcomed their first bundle of joy, Mary Cathileen into the world on September 9th, 1946, calling her Cathileen. Her first home was located 22 miles north of Cheyenne Wells, CO. Three years later her whole world changed when Mom and Dad brought... [More]
Lenetta Joye (David) Lock
Lenetta Joye (David) Lock, 97, of Onaga, Kansas quietly made the journey to her heavenly home on Sunday, May 28, 2023 at the Good Shephard Hospice House in Manhattan, Kansas. Lenetta (Nettie) was born October 23, 1925 to Walter and Loedisa (Teichmer) David in Wallace, Kansas.... [More]
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- Gary Wayne Allaman
- Bernice Georgine (Dechant) David
- Shirley Lynn Renner
- Shelli Jeane See
- Maynard Lester Giersdorf
- Berna June (Cox) Scott
- Joseph Gerald "Jerry" Glenn
- Vivian Joyce Dewees
NEWS
Hope Springs Happenings 9/19/23
Hope Springs hosted the residents of Wheat Haven Home on September 7th. Wheat Haven, also owned by Brad and Eileen Porubsky, is situated in McDonald, Kans. The Hope Springs residents enjoyed their visit.
Violin/Piano Duo to Perform at Fort Wallace Museum
Gifted, engaging, and energetic are just a few of the descriptors that have been used in connection with this classically trained piano-violin duo! Kevin & Heidi Cheng, the dynamic couple, play a range of styles, including popular, country, classical, ragtime, romantic, western,... [More]
Masonic Lodge Essay Winner Recognized
The Sharon Springs Masonic Lodge has recognized Claire Walker-Helsel for being the local essay contest winner. Her winning essay was entered into the statewide Masonic Grand Lodge contest with hundreds of other essays from across the state of Kansas from hundreds of public schools.... [More]
Sheriff’s Office Log - August 2023
PLEASE CALL THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE AT 785-852-4288 IF YOU PLAN TO DO ANY BURNING 19 Vins / 11 Civil Process / 27 Court Cases / 7 911 Hang-ups – Friendly Reminder - if you give your child an older phone just for them to “play” on, 911 is still active. Traffic... [More]
How does your garden grow? - Dividing Perennials
How wonderful that we can rejuvenate even the oldest residents of a garden by occasionally dividing them. When dividing perennials, timing and technique are important. Perennial plants are healthiest and most productive when they are young and have room to spread. Plants can... [More]
Healthcare Members Added to Team at GCHS
Greeley County Health Services in Tribune, KS is excited to welcome Lexi Wells, Physician Assistant, to the medical staff, and Luke Wells, Registered Nurse, to the Surgery and Nursing team starting September 2023. "I am excited to have such a talented young couple joining our... [More]
More News
- Mai named dean of Wichita State University Libraries
- Kansas Soybean Association announces yield, value contests
- WPAA Opens with Rockland Road
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- Hope Springs Happenings 9/5/23
- Dobbs Honored by Quilts of Valor
- Schillings Inducted on Wall of Honor
- Montgomery Honored by QOV
BUGLE NOTES
Ft Wallace Museum Holds 4th Annual Education Day
This past Friday and Saturday, the Fort Wallace Museum grounds once again sprang to life -this time with the sights and sounds of a Native American village. 10 traditional tipis glowed in the sun, as well as military tents and a complete 1800s chuckwagon set-up. During Friday’s... [More]
Bugle Notes - Native Tribes of the High Plains
On Friday, Sept. 8 and Saturday, Sept. 9, the Fort Wallace Museum grounds will come alive with the stories of the Native Tribes of the High Plains during the History Exposition and Outdoor Education Days. There will be demonstrations and talks on topics including home life, tools... [More]
Bugle Notes 8/22/23
We are very excited about our upcoming History Exposition and Outdoor History Days “Native Tribes of the High Plains!” Please plan to join us on Sept. 8-9 on the grounds of the Fort Wallace Museum. Our grounds will be open for demonstrations on Friday, Sept.... [More]
Bugle Notes 8/15/23
On, Friday, Sept. 8 and Saturday, Sept. 9, the Fort Wallace Museum grounds will come alive with the Native American story, with demonstrations and talks on home life, tools and weapons, flint-knapping, games, ledger art, pony painting, beading, languages, trading and stories.... [More]
Bugle Notes 7/11/23
A busy summer continues at the Museum! Several of our members have been hard at work with efforts to put a roof on the Gill School House just inside Logan County on Plains Road. We believe this to be the last remaining one-room school house in either Logan or Wallace County.... [More]
Bugle Notes - 3/28/23
Another great memory has been made at the Fort Wallace Museum at our 2023 Symposium and Captain Keogh's Emerald Banquet! Pictured is our 2023 Featured Artist Good Warrior Deer and his family from Kingfisher, OK! Thanks to the Wallace County Foundation and the Dane G. Hansen Foundation... [More]
Bugle Notes - 3/8/23
Our 2023 Symposium and Fundraising Banquet is close at hand and it is shaping up to be an exciting day at the Fort Wallace Museum! Our full slate of activities begins on Saturday, March 18th at 9:00 am MT with our history presentations on this year’s theme “Native... [More]
Bugle Notes - 02/09/23
Our official artwork for 2023 is "The Contrary Warrior’ by 20-year-old Mah'Hivists Deer (Good Warrior Deer) of Kingfisher, Oklahoma. His ancestors include Northern and Southern Cheyenne, Arapaho, Kiowa, Sauk and Fox and Iowa Tribes. This dynamic picture is being featured... [More]
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