Rapid City Journal from Rapid City, South Dakota • 40

Sunday, June 30, 2002 www.rapidcityjournal.com RAPID CITY JOURNAL Bankruptcies More obituaries on Page D2, 3. Raymond Lawrence 'Oley' Leonard GILLETTE, Wyo. Raymond Lawrence "Oley" Leonard, 61, died Thursday, June 27, 2002, at Campbell County Memorial Hospital. Survivors include significant other, Vickie Terry, Gillette; three daughters, Carol Leonard and Raylyn Melendez, both of Gillette, and Peggy Leonard, Sturgis, S.D.; two brothers, Bobby and James Leonard, both of Gillette: one sister, Betty Barkley, Rapid City: and five grandchildren. Visitation will be from 9 a.m.

to time of services at 1 p.m. Monday, July 1, at Stevenson-Wilson Funeral Home Chapel in Gillette, with the Rev. Nicole Johnson officiating. Burial will follow at New Haven Cemetery near Hulett. A memorial has been established, and donations may be sent to Stevenson-Wilson Funeral Home, 210 West Fifth Street, Gillette, WY 82716.

Esther L. Collins FAITH Esther L. Collins, 75, Faith, died Thursday, June 27, 2002, at her home. Survivors include two sons, Mike Menders, Riverside, Iowa, and Rodney Meinders, Watson, two daughters, Diane Fees, Opal, and Judy Pitsch, Hamburg, Iowa: three brothers, C.E. Davis, Orange Park, Roscoe Davis, Rio Linda, and Delbert Davis, Portland, two sis- ters, Thelma Irick, Glenwood, Iowa, and Hazel Maranville.

North Platte. 12 grandchildren; and three greatgrandchildren. Visitation will be from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m., with a 7 p.m. remembrance service, Monday, July 1, at Faith Area Memorial Chapel, and one hour before services Tuesday, July 2, at the Community Legion Hall.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday, at the hall, with the Rev. Calvin Chapman officiating. Burial will be at a later date at Faith Cemetery. More than 14 million families spend more than half of their income on housing, and the nation is 3.3 million units short of affordable housing for the poorest families, according to the U.S.

Conference of Mayors. Here are bankruptcy tilings Chapter Leonard L. in U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Dis- Hotchkin. Chapter Frank J.

trict of South Dakota, for June and Marjory A. Schaub, Chap19-25: ter 7: Bernel Russell and LareIndividuals can file Chapter na Marlena Swanson. Chapter 7 petitions (asking that debts 7. be liquidated); Chapter 12 (a Ashton: Kenneth L. and simplified reorganization Cleone F.

Kurtz, Chapter 7. method for farmers and ranch- Belle Fourche: Lyle Jerome ers whose gross debt does not and Beth Marie Humann, exceed $1.5 million); and Chapter 7. Chapter 13 (a plan to repay Black Hawk: Wanda Carol some debts in three to five Tribble, Chapter 7. years). Canistota: Jodi Lynn EichBusinesses are able to file mann, Chapter 7.

Chapter 11 petitions to reor- Castiewood: Jeffrey D. and ganize their debts under a Kristine K. Johnson, Chapter court-approved plan for repay- 7. ment. Chamberlain: Pauline M.

Aberdeen: Linda A. Ford. Soulek, Chapter 7. Chapter 7: Debora L. Kack, Dell Rapids: Kathryn J.

Chapter Charlene M. Hintz, Brown, Chapter 7. About 60 percent of Americans are eligible to donate blood. but only 5 percent do. VISION DAY JULY 11 Visual Readiness Screenings for children entering FIRST, SECOND THIRD GRADES this fall will be provided without charge as a public service by the following members of the Rapid City Optometric Society on Thursday, July 11, 2002.

Call for an appointment! Dwayne Ice, O.D. Gaylene Kudrna, O.D. 2120 W. Main St. 810 Mt.

View Rd. 343-4703 342-0777 Elizabeth Ellender, O.D. Lynn Tucker, O.D. 1601 Mt. Rushmore Rd.

810 Mt. View Rd. 348-7401 342-0777 Scott Ellender, O.D. James King, O.D. 1601 Mt.

Rushmore Rd. 401 3rd Ste. 348-7401 342-7284 Paula Becker Sorenson, O.D. 2626 W. Main, Ste.

399-3811 FREE VISION SCREENINGS Dr. Tim Minton, Eye Plastics Surgeon, and patient, James McMurtry, Scottsbluff, NE Look who's behind Jim. Have you ever been so sleepy that no matter what, you couldn't keep your eyes open? If so, think about this: Jim wasn't sleepy at all -and his eyes stayed shut for three months! He literally had to tape his eyelids open to be able to see. Jim went to doctor after doctor, but no one could help. Finally, he came here.

I diagnosed Jim's condition as "ocular myasthenia gravis," a malfunction, and surgically corrected his upper eyelids by adding "frontalis slings." These allow him to open and close his eyes at will. Jim says, "I was really down in the tape made my eyelids sore!" I guess I'd get pretty emotional too if I had come to work with my eyes taped open every day. Glad we could help you, Jim. SINCE. 1983 Prema Abraham, M.D.

Monte Dirks, M.D. Dan Hafner, M.D. Tim Minton, M.D. Bob Nixon, M.D. V.

Swalingem, M.D. Paul Zimmerman, M.D. BLACK HILLS REGIONAL EYE INSTITUTE Visionary eye care. You'll see. Delmont: Jackie Mary Thompson, Chapter 7.

Edgemont: Scott Thomas and Theresa Ann Schumacher, Chapter 7. Eikton: James Lester and Dorothy Vera Tipton, Chapter 7. Groton: Harley Dean Delzer, Chapter 7. Hartford: Francis Joseph Jr. and Kristi Gail Eldredge, Chapter 7.

Hudson: Dale R. Jr. and Karla M. Hennigs, Chapter 12. Keystone: Shirley and Donald E.

Petro, Chapter 7. Lilly: Theresa Marie Dunlavy, Chapter 7. Mission: James T. and Tanya J. Kruse, Chapter 7.

Mitchell: Gene A. and Sharon M. Neugebauer, Chapter Jeremy Joseph Andersen, Chapter Nicole Marie Andersen, Chapter 7. Pierre: Shannon Christopher Coyle, Chapter 7. Presho: Janet Terca, Chapter 7.

Rapid City: Derek John Leonard, Chapter Randal Brent and Laura Jessie Langford, Chapter 7. Scotland: Mark Alan Stokes, Chapter 7. Sioux Fails: Jason Carr and Katie Marie Groskreutz, Chapter Gertrude Myrmoe, Chapter Scott D. and Belinda M. Feekes, Chapter Wilbur Lee and Janice Louise Paxton, Chapter Vicki Lynn Anderson, Chapter Michael Moore Samp, Chapter Brian Keith Stover, Chapter Mary Amanda Ramirez, Chapter Greystone Homes, Chapter Paul R.

Johnson, Chapter 7. Sturgis: Charles Alberts, Chapter 7. Tyndall: Lyle L. and Kimberly A. Stock, Chapter 7.

Valley Springs: Scott Allen Shaykett, Chapter 7. Volga: Karl W. Steege, Chapter 7. Wakonda: Stacey Dewight Johnston, Chapter 7. Watertown: Beverly Syrstad, Chapter 7.

Yankton: John Richard and Lynda Sue Heminger, Chapter Wesley Odean and June Ellen Ende, Chapter 7. 9 1 Plan Prepare Buoy for for the Your Success. Unexpected. Retirement. CASE PETERSON ASSOCIATES, 111.

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