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CITY JOURNAL www.rapidcityjournal.com Sunday, January 14, 2007 F3 Obituaries Eva Brave Heart, 42 Oglala Dominic Walker, 33 Lead Donald Joseph Bosch, 57 Rapid City Betty J. Gould, 80 Custer Mary Lorraine Hicks, 86 Tempe, Ariz. Jessie L. Osness, 99 Mesa, Ariz. Marie Hanson, 77 Little Eagle Virginia 'Ginny' L.

Lewis, 83 Spearfish Eva Brave Heart OGLALA Eva Brave Heart, 42, Oglala, died Thursday, Jan. 11, 2007, at Huron Care Center. Survivors include two brothers, Lorrell Brave Heart, Martin, and Joseph Brave Heart, Ann Arbor, and two sisters, LaDene Brave Heart, Ann Arbor, and Renee Brave Heart, Belle Fourche. A one-night wake will begin at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Jan.

17, at Brother Rene Catholic Hall in Oglala. Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 18, at Brother Rene Catholic Hall. with the Rev.

Abraham Tobacco officiating, and traditional Lakota services by Ivis Long Visitor Sr. Burial will be at Brave Heart Family Cemetery in Oglala. Sioux Funeral Home of Pine Ridge is in charge of arrangements. Dominic Walker LEAD Dominic Walker, 33, Lead, died Friday, Jan. 12, 2007, as the result of an auto accident on U.S.

Highway 14A between Lead and Central City. Survivors include his parents, Lloyd and Caroline Walker, Lead; one brother. Derek Walker, Lead; two sisters. Sarina Strickland and Maura Odin, both of Whitewood. Funeral services are pending with Aldinger Funeral Home in Spearfish.

Donald Joseph Bosch RAPID CITY Donald Joseph Bosch, 57, Rapid City, SD, died Friday, January 12, 2007 at the Fort Meade VA Medical Center. Private family services will be held at a later date. Donald was born October 16, 1949, at Devils Lake, ND, to Joseph and Kathryn (Wentz) Bosch. He served in the US Navy during Vietnam War. Later, he worked for the Navy in Civil Service.

He received a medical retirement and moved to Rapid City to be near his family. Don was married to Carol Morse for 26 years. She passed away on October 14, 2005. Survivors include his mother, Kathryn Dinehart, Rapid City: sisters, Karen (Jason) Fillmon, St. Paul, MN, Marilynn Harrison, New Orleans, LA, Brenda (Kelvin Poppen) Bosch, Rapid City: step-brother, Alan (Lynn) Dinehart, Rapid City; stepsister, Kathryn Kellen, St.

Paul, MN; one nephew, two nieces; and numerous aunts and uncles. He was preceded in death by his father and wife, Carol. Kinkade Funeral Chapel in Sturgis, SD is in charge of arrangements. Attn: Veterans Families We offer a special veterans package providing professional fees, facilities, quality steel casket burial at Sturgis, South Dakota for only $3,595. (by far the most reasonable funeral package in town!) Serenity Springs Funeral Chapel 3808 Sheridan Lake Road, Rapid City, SD 605-718-3900 www.serenityspringsfuneralchapel.com Trust the Best! Sheila Tom Nobody sells more real estate than 1240 Jackson Blvd.

Rapid City, SD 57702 341-4300 FREE SENIOR MOVIE PASS Call Now to Reserve Your Seat for a FREE Viewing of Flags of Our Fathers FATHERS Wednesday, January 24th only 10:00 a.m. Elks Theatre Call 343-4808 Seating is Limited! Sponsored by: KIRK HOME FUNERAL No Presentation or Obligation In grateful appreciation to the families who have established memorials benefiting programs at Rapid City Regional Hospital to honor their loved ones. DELORES E. 'DEE' CURTISJOHN T. VUCUREVICH CANCER CARE INSTUITE HILDA PFORR- HOSPICE OF THE HILLS ARLENE FUHRMANN- HOSPICE OF THE SOUTHERN HILLS To contribute to these memorials or for more information regarding memorials and other donations, please call the Rapid City Regional Hospital Foundation (605) 719-5840.

RAPID CITY REGIONAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION Betty J. Gould CUSTER Betty J. Gould, 80, of Custer, SD died 12, 2007 at the Custer Regional Hospital in Custer. Betty was very involved in and loved her Custer nity. She was active in the Custer Senior Center, Custer torical Society, Cold Springs Historical ety, Custer Humane Society, The Red Society, South Dakota State Abstractor and numerous other organizations and ties.

Betty is survived by her nieces, Rosie and Phyllis Perry: nephew, Philip cousins, Clara Thompson of Custer, Paddy Everett of Custer, SD; cousins, great nieces, great nephews as many dear friends. A visitation will be held one hour the funeral services, which will be held at 11:00 Wednesday, January 17, 2007 at the Custer Church with Pastor Martin Nussbaum and Pastor Matt officiating. Interment will follow at the Cold Springs tery in Custer County. A memorial has been established in Betty's name to fit the Custer Regional Hospital Building Fund, the Humane Society or the Bible Believer's Baptist Church. Arrangements have been placed in the care of Chapels of the Hills in Custer.

Written condolences made at www.mccolleyschapels.com. Mary Lorraine Hicks TEMPE. Ariz. Mary Lorraine Hicks, 86, of Tempe, Arizona, beloved Mother, Grandmother and Great-Grandmother, passed away on January 12, 2007. Born on May 22, 1920, in Lead, South Dakota, Lorraine was an only child to George L.

and Margaret Ann Robinson. She attended parochial elementary school and graduated from Lead High School in 1938. Lorraine worked as a telephone operator in Lead, and enjoyed many years in retail sales with JC Penney and Macy's Department stores. Lorraine married Kilburn James Hicks in October, 1942, and they were together for 42 years, until Kilburn passed away. They had five sons; Michael, Patrick, John, David, and Thomas.

Lorraine dearly loved all of her family, and enjoyed going to and cheering for, her husband and sons' many sports and extra-curricular activities. She was thrilled to attend her grandchildren's events, and was often seen sporting the Notre Dame Fighting Irish colors. "Grandma Lorraine" was always initiating a trip to the store. out to lunch, or even to Disneyland, where she would gladly bring all of the kids. Her exciting, fun-filled adventures were enjoyed by all.

Lorraine will most be remembered for her love of family, her love of church, a tremendous sense of humor and wit, and her generous nature towards family and many needy organizations. She was an extraordinary woman and will be missed by all. Lorraine is preceded in death by her parents, her husband, and her son Patrick. She is survived by her four sons: Michael, John (Kathy). David, and Thomas (Keri), 9 grandchildren, 12.

greatgrandchildren, nieces, nephews, and many friends. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, January 16, at Church of the Resurrection, 3201 S. Evergreen Tempe, AZ. with visitation one hour prior to the service. Interment will take place on Thursday, January 18, at Black Hill National Cemetery in South Dakota.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in her memory to Hospice of the Valley, or to the Special Olympics organization, where she donated time and money for over 45 years. Arrangements entrusted to Tempe Mortuary. REFLECTIONS AT RANDOM Wade H. Wilson Owner Behrens Wilson Funeral Home Adding Spice To Life When salt is added to food in proper proportions, it brings out the natural taste of the item seasoned. Salt makes an egg taste more like an egg; it makes a carrot taste more like a carrot.

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Kevin VanOsdel Nobody sells more real estate than 1240 Jackson Bivd. Rapid City, SD 57702 341-4300 Jessie L. Osness January CommuHis- SociHat Board activi- Colla Marchino; SD; numerous as well prior to a.m., Community Furse Ceme- beneCuster McColley's may be MESA, Ariz. Jessie L. Osness, 99, of Mesa, AZ.

passed away December 30. 2006. She was born Feb. 11, 1907, in Spencer, S. Dak.

She is preceded in death by her husband, Kenneth of 62 years and infant son, David. She is survived by her sons, Richard (Nora) of Yuma, AZ. James of Lexington, KY. and daughter Lana (Jerry) Mattson of Mesa. AZ: seven grandchildren.

Doug. Brad. Kim, Blake, Ken, Renee and David: twelve grandchildren and one great -greatgrandson. She was a faithful Christian servant role model who loved life and her family. She was a dedicated teacher who taught throughout S.

with over 20 years as a 2nd grade teacher in Rapid City. S. before retiring with her husband in Arizona. A memorial service will be held I on January 19th at 2:00 P.M. at Fellowship Square-Mesa, 6945 E.

Main Mesa. AZ. where she enjoyed many years of retirement close to her family and friends. Memorial contributions may be made to Fellowship Square or Tijuana Christian Orphanage City of Refuge. THE MEMORIES THE MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

BIRTHDAY MEMORIAL SERVICE 12:00 Noon Monday, January 15, 2007 Faith Temple Church 715 Kansas City Street Rapid City Leader: Feds tell differing wolf stories The Associated Press Gould CHEYENNE, Wyo. Federal officials told newspapers one thing and state officials another about the minimum number of wolves that Wyoming will eventually be expected to support, Gov. Dave Freudenthal told the Wyoming Press Association. "We're a long way from knowing what the current status of the federal minimum target is," he said Friday at a luncheon for newspaper representatives and people who work with the media. U.S.

Fish and Wildlife Service officials say they are close to submitting a plan for how wolves could be managed in the state after their removal from endangeredspecies protection. But Freudenthal has been displeased by differing things he has heard and read. "One of the requests we made was, 'Tell us who can speak on behalf of the Department of We have to receive that notification," he said. "But everybody is speaking on behalf of the Department of Interior in newspapers. And what they're saying in the newspapers is different than what they said in the meeting with us." He said Interior officials said in a meeting with state lawmakers and Sen.

Mike Enzi. that they would accept a minimum of 10 breeding pairs of wolves in the state. "I read in the paper the other day that now they're saying. we meant 15 breeding pairs." Freudenthal said. "Sort of.

'Oops, we're "Well. I've been down this road with them three times. I mean, I can negotiate with the devil himself. and I've got to know what his position is, and I've got to know who speaks for him." he said. "And at this stage.

we know neither of A message left with Ed Bangs, wolf recovery coordinator with the Fish and Wildlife Service in Helena. was returned by Sharon Rose, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Fish We're a long way from knowing what the current status of the federal minimum target Dave Freudenthal, Wyoming governor and Wildlife Service in Denver. Rose said that Mitch King, the regional director for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Denver, would have returned the call but was out of town.

She said King has been in touch with the state on the issue. "We're certainly working with the state of Wyoming to help clear up this confusion. and we will continue to do that," she said. She said 15 breeding pairs is the Fish and Wildlife proposed minimum. A breeding pair, she said, is an adult male and an adult female traveling with two pups in December.

King said Thursday that he expected his agency to submit a formal wolf proposal to Wyoming in time for the Legislature to act before adjourning. Wyoming has a lawsuit pending in federal court over the federal government's rejection of a state plan for removing wolves from endangeredspecies protection. Reporters also asked Freudenthal about other issues. He cast doubt on the prospect of the Legislature buying back federal mineral leases to prevent oil and gas drilling in the Wyoming Range. Freudenthal said that appropriating more lump sums into the state Permanent Mineral Trust Fund would be fine if Wyoming didn't have so many needs.

Freudenthal has opposed federal leases that could open gas and oil drilling in western Wyoming's Wyoming Range. But he doubted that the Legislature would be willing to buy back the federal leases so that they can't be developed. "I can't even find legislative enthusiasm for a resolution opposing leasing." he said. Marie Hanson LITTLE EAGLE Marie Hanson. 77.

Little Eagle. died Friday January 12. 2007. at Golden Living Center in Mobridge. Arrangements are pending with Oster Funeral Home in Mobridge.

Virginia 'Ginny' L. Lewis SPEARFISH Virginia "Ginny" L. Lewis. 83. was born February 17.

1923, in Norfolk. NE. and died Friday, January 12. 2007 at Dorsett Regional Senior Care in Spearfish. SD.

Ginny was preceded in death by her parents Zola Frank Plummer and 3 brothers. Ginny is survived by four loving daughters; Sherry (Al) Gransee. Plattsmouth. NE. Diane Gardner.

Gearing. NE. Nancy Lewis, Spearfish. and Linda (Larry) Wakefield. Thompson Falls.

MT. seven grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. as well as several four -legged grandchildren. She is also survived by two -long sisters Fran Watt. Rapid City.

SD, and Doris Wagner. Glenwood Springs, CO. and several other friends. Lewis A family service will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday.

January 16. 2007 at the United Methodist Church in Belle Fourche. SD. with Pastor Gail Arnold officiating. Another private family memorial service will be held at a later date.

In lieu of flowers a memorial has been established to benefit Hospice of The Northern Hills: 1440 N. Main St. Spearfish. SD 57783. Arrangements have been placed in the care of Fidler-Isburg Funeral Chapel of Spearfish.

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