Nina Marie Arnold

 
 
 Nina Marie Arnold, 69, died July 18, 1999, at Pratt Regional
 Medical Center, Pratt.
 She was born November 5, 1929, at Fredrick, the daughter of
 Oliver L. and Alice Nickel Buckbee. A Pratt resident since
 1962, she was a retired sales clerk for the former Owl Drug
 Store.
 She belonged to Pratt Church of Christ.
 On June 4, 1950, she married Dwight L. Arnold at Geneseo.
 He died March 18, 1983.
 Survivors include: two daughters, Donna K. Hudson, Medicine
 Lodge, and Sherry M. Kruse, Pratt; two sisters, Alberta Weise,
 Houston, Texas, and Loree Teater, Hutchinson; and a granddaughter.
 Funeral services were held, Wednesday, July 21, 1999, at Pratt
 Church of Christ, with Minister John Hamm presiding. Graveside
 service was Wednesday afternoon in Bean Cemetery, Little River.
 Memorials may be sent tot he Silver Maple Camp in care of
 Ayres-Calbeck Mortuary, Pratt. 

Mary Belle Stewart

 
 
 Mary Belle Stewart, 80, died May 8, 2001, at her home in
 Bethany, Oklahoma.
 She was born September 15, 1920, in Cloud Chief, Oklahoma,
 the daughter of Alphonso and Mozelle Brence. After marriage
 they moved to Medicine Lodge, spending most of their married
 life here. Her husband Bill was head of Sante Fe Railroad
 for years.
 She was active in Girl Scout Leadership, BPW, and the
 Christian Church. She was Elder Emeritus of Western Oaks
 Christian Church at the time of her death.
 She was married to William W. (Bill) Stewart.
 Survivors include: a son, W. Dale Stewart and wife Judy,
 Kansas City; two daughters, Jan Ketola, Bethany, Oklahoma
 and Carol Allen and husband, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; two
 sisters, Ellen Harden and Dollie Green, both of Cordelle,
 Oklahoma; and seven grandchildren.
 She was preceded in death by her husband, parents, a brother
 and a sister.
 Funeral services were held Friday, May 11, 2001, at Western
 Oaks Christian Church. Burial was at Lawnview Cemetery, Cordell,
 Oklahoma.
 Hahn-Cook/Stewart & Draper Funeral Home, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
 (405-848-3744) was in charge of arrangements. 

Roy C. Davis

 
 
 Roy C. Davis, 87, of Wichita, died Thursday, May 3, 2001.
 He was born July 18, 1913 in Rippee, Missouri, the son of 
 Bert E. and Mabel Ross Davis. He was a retired sales
 manager from Quality Chevrolet & Swinson Chevrolet of Tulsa.
 He was from Medicine Lodge and married Geneva Park of 
 Protection. She survives.
 Other survivors include: daughters and son-in-law, Juli
 Burke and Susan and Ken Arnold all of Wichita; brother,
 Ronald Davis, Wichita; sister, Anadayle Cooper, Portland,
 Oregon; grandchildren Leslie Ann Burke, Aspen, Colorado,
 Greg Arnold, Lawrence, Natilie Arnold, Newton; and many
 nieces and nephews.
 Funeral services were held Monday morning, May 7, 2001,
 at Plymouth Congregational Church, Wichita. Graveside
 services were held Monday afternoon at Highland Cemetery,
 Medicine Lodge.
 A memorial has been established with Plymouth Congregational
 Church, 202 N. Clifton, Wichita, Ks 67208.
 Downing and Lahey Mortuaries, Wichita, was in charge of
 arrangements. 

Zanoni McGuire Neal Sanders

 
 
 Zanoni McGuire Neal Sanders was born March 14, 1900, to Jess 
 and Olive McGuire Taliaferro at Sharon, where she attended and
 graduated from Sharon High School.
 She moved with her children and mother to Tacoma, Washington
 where she met and married Albert Sanders February 26, 1949 at
 Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
 She was a school cook and loved it. She was a Boeing Aircraft
 Riveter at Wichita during World War II.
 She and Albert loved to hunt and fish. She is survived by her
 husband "Al" at home, a daughter Ione Bayless of Muskogee, Oklahoma,
 and two grandchildren Barry BAyless of Talequah, Oklahoma, and four
 great-grandchildren, Chris, Lisa, and Sarah Bayless, all of Muskogee,
 Oklahoma, and Stacy Bayless of Charleston, South Carolina.
 She was preceded in death by a son, James Neal, three sisters, Gay,
 Dot and Joy, and a brother Glendale Taliaferro.
 A memorial service will be held at a later date and private burial
 will be in Mountain View Memorial Park in Tacoma, Washington. 

James Lee Mayfield

 
 
 James Lee Mayfield, 66, died May 25, 2001, at Medicine Lodge
 Memorial Hospital, Medicine Lodge.
 He was born June 28, 1934 at West Plains, Missouri, the son 
 of James Alexander and Ada Anna Young Mayfield. He lived in
 Medicine Lodge most of his life. He was a retired Kettle Mill
 Operator from National Gypsum after 43 years and nine months.
 He was a member of First Christian Church, Medicine Lodge.
 On November 3, 1956 he married Joyzell J. Karp at Nowata,
 Oklahoma. She survives.
 Other survivors include: a son, James Ray Mayfield, Wichita;
 other children from the home, Charlene Jackson, Medicine Lodge,
 Sue McKinney, Clinton, Oklahoma; brothers Ellis Mayfield, Medicine
 Lodge, Lowell Mayfield, Sedalia, Missouri, Bill Mayfield, Excelsior
 Springs, Missouri; sisters, Dorothy Wilkens, Mr. Vernon, Missouri,
 Doris Puckett, Aurora, Missouri, Ruby Gum, Carol Goddard, Jeannie
 Gray, al of Republic, Missouri, Mary Ann Sappinton, Walnut Grove,
 Missouri, and Fern Crumrine, Springfield, Missouri.
 He was preceded in death by a son, Jerry Lee Mayfield.
 Funeral services were held Tuesday, May 29, 2001, at First
 Christian Church, Medicine Lodge with Rev. Tom Walters presiding.
 Burial was in Highland Cemetery, Medicine Lodge.
 Memorials may be sent to the James Lee Mayfield Memorial Fund
 in care of Larrison-Forsyth Funeral Home, Medicine Lodge. 

Henry Reifschneider

 
 
 Henry Reifschneider, 88, died August 9, 1999, at Rush County
 Memorial Hospital Long Term Care Center, La Crosse.
 He was born November 29, 1910, in Russia, the son of Jacob
 and Mollie Eckes Reifschneider. A lifetime Rush County resident,
 he was a farmer and rancher. He and his brothers owned and
 operated the Rush County Sale Barn from 1945 to 1988.
 He belonged to the United Methodist Church and Lions Club,
 both at La Crosse.
 On May 7, 1960, he married Alverta Muth Krug, at La Crosse.
 She died April 12, 1990.
 Survivors include: two step-daughters, Marvel Dellet, Rush
 Center, and Donna Tharp, Medicine Lodge; two brothers, Harold 
 and LeRoy, both of La Crosse; four sisters, Katie McMillen, 
 Great Bend, Esther Murray, La Crosse, Ida Cortinger, Hoisington,
 and Helen Appel, Rush Center; six step-grandchildren; and seven
 great-grandchildren.
 He was preceded in death by a brother, Ed; and a sister, Mollie
 Bott.
 Funeral services were held Wednesday, August 11, 1999, at
 Janousek Funeral Home Chapel, La Crosse, with Pastor Maurice Shaus
 presiding. Burial was in La Crosse City Cemetery.
 Memorials may be sent to Rush County Memorial Hospital Long Term
 Care Center, La Crosse, in care of the funeral home. 

Walter E. Harding

 
 
 Walter E. Harding, 88, died August 24, 1999, at Pratt Regional
 Medical Center.
 He was born September 18, 1910, at Nashville, the son of David
 E. and Christine Suhler Harding. He graduated from Isabel High
 School and taught in rural elementary schools in the area. A Pratt
 resident since 1971, moving from Denver, he was a retired bookkeeper
 for the Federal ureau of Reclamations, Denver.
 He belonged to First Baptist Church, Pratt, where he had served
 as a Deacon and played piano. He was a member of AARP, NARFE and 
 had served as a board member of Pratt Senior Citizens.
 He married Viola Peterson Strong. She preceded him in death. He
 later married Eunice Ford Oller. She survives.
 Other survivors include: a daughter, Carol Ann Robinson, Westminster,
 Colorado; two stepsons, Albert and Gary Sam Oller, both of Holyrood;
 five stepdaughters, Carolyn Oller Grant, Miami, Florida, Lola Oller
 Rixon, Seminole, Texas, Billie Hiler, Betty Hain and Joan Rhea all of
 Colorado; a brother Earl Harding, Pratt; a sister, DelVinia Guthrie,
 Tacoma, Washington; two grandchildren; eight step-grandchildren; and
 10 step-great-grandchildren.
 Memorial service was held Thursday at Larrison Mortuary, Pratt, with
 John Hamm and the Rev. Steve Brecheisen presiding. The body was cremated.
 Memorials may be sent to the American Cancer Society or to the American
 Heart Association, both in care of the mortuary. 

Allan Murra Gregg

 
 
 Allan Murra Gregg, 76, died July 20, 1999, at Share
 Convalescent Center, Alva, Oklahoma.
 He was born December 29, 1922, at Nickerson, the son
 of Murra and Sarah Anna Mummey Grett. He attended Nickerson
 Public Schools, and graduated from Nickerson High School in
 1942. In 1948 he went to Chillicothe, Missouri for depot
 agent training. He was an agent for the Missouri Pacific
 Railroad at Sweard, Iuka, Larned, Kiowa and Hardtner. He
 later had a mobile depot route from Hardtner to Wichita, 
 retiring in 1984.
 He was a member of College Hill Church of Christ, and a
 member of the American Legion at Hardtner. He was a U.S.
 Navy veteran of World War II.
 On August 9, 1948, he married Jeanette Eunice Clothier
 at Great Bend. She survives.
 Other survivors include: a son, Kent, of Alva; a daughter,
 Vickie Warrington, Hutchinson; a brother, John, Lyons; two
 sisters, Merla Cunday, Hutchinson, and Martha Holmes, Boise,
 Idaho; four grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; and
 numerous nieces and nephews.
 He was preceded in death by a sister, Valeria Pentz; and
 a granddaughter.
 Funeral services were held Thursday, July 22, 1999, at
 College Hill Church of Christ, with Kelly McCoy presiding.
 Burial was in Hardtner Cemetery.
 Memorials may be sent to the College Hill Church of Christ
 Bible Chair, in care of Marshall Funeral Home, Alva, Oklahoma.

Vernon McDaniel

 
 
 Vernon McDaniel, 75, died August 27, 1999, at Sharon.
 He was born August 19, 1924, at Sharon, the son of Ernest Charles
 and Flora Taylor McDaniel. A lifetime Sharon resident, he was a
 farmer.
 He belonged to Community Bible Fellowship, Medicine Lodge, and 
 was a member of the USD 254 School Board, the Alfalfa Electric Trustee
 Board, the Sharon Township Board and the American Legion.
 On May 27, 1943, he married Rachel McKeever at Sharon. She survives.
 Other survivors include: two sons, Rodney, Sharon, and Howard, Wichita;
 a daughter, Julie Waterworth, Newfolden, Minnesota; three brothers, 
 Virgil, Enid, Oklahoma, Harry, Eureka and Bob, Caney; 10 grandchildren;
 and eight great-grandchildren.
 Funeral services were held Sunday, August 29, 1999, at Assembly of
 God Church, Medicine Lodge, with Pastor Dwaine Richert presiding. Burial
 was in Attica Cemetery.
 Memorials may be sent to the Community Bible Fellowship Building Fund,
 Medicine Lodge.

Lena M. Heublein

 
 
 Lena M. Heublein, 70, died August 11, 1999, at St. Mary's
 Mercy Hospital, Enid, Oklahoma.
 She was born June 28, 1929, at Isabel, the daughter of Lee
 and Lorena Renfro Thompson. She attended Isabel schools. An
 Enid resident since 1977, moving from Kansas, she worked at
 central supply at St. Mary's for 15 years.
 On January 6, 1968, she married Otto Heublein at Wichita.
 He survives.
 Other survivors include: a son, Steven Oller, Enid; a
 daughter, Louise Walk, Enid; seven grandchildren; and 10
 great-grandchildren.
 She was preceded in death by her twin sister.
 Funeral services were held Saturday, August 14, 1999, at
 Henninger-Allen Funeral Home, Enid, with the Rev. Tom Pullin
 presiding. Burial was in Isabel Cemetery.
 Memorials may be sent to the Oklahoma Medical Research
 Foundation, Cancer Division. 

Mabel Eva Hardesty

 
 
 Mabel Eva Hardesty, 95, died July 15, 1999, at the Comfort
 Home, Anthony.
 She was born May 21, 1904, at Nortonville, the daughter of 
 Charles Louis and Katherine Rose Wormser Hoffman.
 A longtime Hazelton resident, moving to the Comfort Home in
 1998, she was a homemaker, bank clerk and bookkeeper, retiring
 from the Farmer's State Bank in 1976.
 She belonged to the United Methodist Church of Hazelton until
 it closed and then Kiowa, United Methodist Women, Hazelton, and
 has been a life member of the Order of Eastern Star, joining in
 1929.
 On May 26, 1928, she married Arthur J.D. "Punk" Hardesty at
 Medicine Lodge. He died March 28, 1987.
 Survivors include: two daughters, Carolyn Marie Simon, Rainbow,
 Texas, and Nancy Jo Barnes, Dodge City; a brother, Lester Hoffman,
 Hazelton; a sister, Edith Major, Wimberley, Texas; six grandchildren;
 13 great-grandchildren; and a great-great-grandson.
 She was preceded in death by two brothers, Arthur and Howard
 Hoffman; and a sister, Edna Scott.
 Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 20, 1999, at Community
 Baptist Church, Hazelton, with Pastor Bradley Daniels presiding.
 Burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery, Hazelton.
 Memorials may be sent to the Owls Senior Citizen's Center or
 the donor's choice of charities, in care of Fisher Funeral Home,
 Kiowa.

Mary Louisa Keeland

 
 
 Mary Louisa Keeland, 83, died August 18, 1999, at Friendship
 Manor, Anthony.
 She was born October 6, 1915, at Galena, Missouri, the daughter
 of William Fredrick and Alberta Amelia Smith Nipple. A resident
 of Hazelton since 1985, moving from Sheridan, Wyoming, she worked
 as a welder during World War II, and was a cook and waitress for
 more than 40 years.
 She belonged to United Methodist Church, Hazelton, and the UMW.
 She later joined the Community Baptist Church, Hazelton. She
 was a member of the OWLS Senior Citizen Center. She was involved
 with the Southest Area on Aging, the American Legion Auxiliary,
 and was a primary caregiver for many people.
 On September 1, 1935, she married Fletcher Kennicut. On May 20,
 1945, she married Clifford Keeland in Joseph, Oregon. He died
 August 11, 1964.
 Survivors include: five nephews, Kermit and Stanley Nipple,
 both of Liberal, Don and Carl Nipple, both of Hays, and Fred
 Nipple, Alamosa, Colorado.
 She was preceded in death by five brothers, Lee, Lyle, Leonard,
 Lowell and Lester Nipple.
 Funeral services were held Saturday, August 21, 1999, at
 Community Baptist Church, Hazelton, with Pastor Brad Daniels 
 presiding. Burial was in Highland Cemetery, Medicine Lodge.
 Fisher Funeral Home, Kiowa, was in charge of arrangements.

Keith Kaufman

 
 
 Keith Kaufman, 58, died August 6, 1997, at Medicine Lodge Memorial 
 Hospital.
 He was born February 20, 1939, at Kingman, the son of Gilbert G. and
 Cora Albright Kaufman. A Medicine Lodge resident since 1966, coming 
 from South Haven, he was a retired school teacher and coach, having
 taught for 33 years. After retiring, he was employed by Farm Bureau
 Insurance Co. as a crop adjuster.
 He attended First Christian Church, Medicine Lodge, and belonged to
 the Kansas National Education Association.
 On June 19, 1969, he married Jean Sisson at Medicine Lodge. She
 survives.
 Other survivors include: a son and daughter-in-law, Alan K. and
 Susan, Bedford, Texas; a daughter, Julie K. Kaufman, LIttleton, Colo.;
 and two granddaughters, Kristen Kaufman and Kelli Kaufman, both of
 Bedford.
 Funeral services were held Saturday, August 9, 1997, at the First
 Christian Church, Medicine Lodge, with Rev. Tom Walters presiding.
 Burial was in Highland Cemetery.

Gene Hilton Shirley

 
 
 Gene Hilton Shirley, 82, died August 11, 1999, at Tomball
 Regional Medical Center, Tomball, Texas.
 He was born February 27, 1917, at Alva, Oklahoma, the son
 of Orvil and Daisy Bagenstos Shirley. He was a graduate of
 Northwestern State College, Alva. A Syracuse resident for
 the past 20 years, moving from Medicine Lodge, he served as
 Hamilton County Hospital administrator for five years before
 retiring in 1984.
 He belonged to First Christian Church at Alva, Attica, 
 Medicine Lodge and Syracuse, serving as deacon and elder,
 was a member of the Elks Club, the Lions Club, the Kansas
 Arthritis Association, the Syracuse Golf and Country Club,
 and was a former hospital board member in Syracuse, and was
 listed in both the Kansas and National Who's Who in Hospital
 Administration. He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II.
 On February 25, 1944, he married Edith "Gerry" Blowers at
 Corpus Christi, Texas. She died December 9, 1989.
 Survivors include: a son, James, Sierra Vista, Arizona;
 two daughters, Judy Cody, Tomball, and Janice Hatcher, Oklahoma
 City, Oklahoma; eight grandchildren; and seven great-grand
 children.
 Funeral services were held Monay, August 16, 1999, at Zion
 Lutheran Church, Alva, with the Rev. Dick Cody presiding.
 Interment was in Alva Cemetery.
 There was a memorial service Tuesday at First Christian Church,
 Syracuse, with Bruce Sneed presiding.
 Memorials may be sent to the Hamilton County Extended Care
 Courtyard Project in care of Greene Funeral Home, Syracuse.

Richard Smith

 
 
 Richard Smith, 61, of Salem, died Saturday, February 3, 1996.
 He was born in Manito, Illinois, July 19, 1934. He graduated
 from high school there and worked as a claims specialist and 
 property damage supervisor for State Farm Insurance for 33 
 years in California and the Salem area. He also served in the
 Air Force during the Korean War and belonged to the American
 Legion Capital Post 9 and the Salem Elks Lodge. His interests
 included youth activities and golf.
 He married Rosalie Page at United Methodist Church, Hazelton.
 She survives.
 Other survivors include: a son, Steven, and daughter, Sandra
 Salter, both of Salem; brother, Marvin of San Diego; and four
 grandchildren.
 Services were held at Morningside United Methodist Church,
 where he was a member.
 Memorial contributions: American Cancer Society, Marion County
 Unit, 161 High Street SE, Suite 208-C, Salem 97301.

Elmer Dale Thompson

 
 
 Elmer Dale Thompson, 73, died August 8, 1999, at Kansas Heart
 Hospital, Wichita.
 He was born July 15, 1926, at Isabel the son of Elmer "Bud"
 and Ruby Dixon Thompson.
 He attended Social Plains Country School and graduated from
 Isabel High School in 1944.
 He was a retired postmaster and rural mail carrier in Isabel
 and Nashville and operated the K-42 Rock Shop, Isabel for many
 years.
 He belonged to First Christian Church and the Pratt Historical
 Society, both at Pratt, the Hutchinson Gem and Mineral Society
 and the National Association of Retired Federal Employees. He
 served in the U.S. Army during World War II, earning a Purple
 Heart.
 On May 21, 1950, he married Moonyene L. Miller at Great Bend.
 In 1990, he married Della Thornton Almond at Pratt. She survives.
 Other survivors include: a son, Craig Thompson, Osaka, Japan;
 a stepson, Vernon Almond, Wichita; a daughter, Claudia Vollbracht,
 Medicine Lodge; a stepdaughter, the Rev. Rhonda Almond, Wichita;
 and five grandsons.
 Graveside service was Wednesday, August 11, 1999, in Isabel
 Cemetery, with the Rev. Bob Schreiner presiding.
 Memorials may be sent to First Christian Church, Pratt, and
 Isabel United Methodist Church, Isabel both in care of Larrison-
 Forsyth Mortuary, Pratt. 

Bernice Gibson Taylor

 
 
 Bernice Gibson Taylor, 79, died August 1, 1999, at Kidron
 Bethel Health Care Center, Newton.
 She was born July 23, 1920, at Clay Center, the daughter
 of George W. and Grace Walker Bale. A Medicine Lodge resident
 since 1954, coming from Isabel, she was a junior high school
 teacher, retiring in 1990.
 She belonged to the United Methodist Church, was a life
 member of Lorraine Chapter No. 39 of the Order of Eastern
 Star and the Alpha Delta Pi sorority, and was a member of
 Chapter Nu Epsilon of Beta Sigma Phi. In 1996, she received
 her 50 year pin in the OES and had been a Worthy Matron at
 Isabel OES in 1958.
 On February 10, 1945, she married Clyde L. Gibson. He died
 in July 1972. On March 2, 1974, she married Oscar Taylor. He
 survives.
 Other survivors include: a son, Thomas L. Gibson, Newton;
 a stepson, Jerry Taylor, Lubbock, Texas; four step-daughters,
 Barbara Harbaugh, Sharon, Joan Myers, Mountainview, California,
 Sue Gates, San Juan Capistrano, California, and Gloria Myers,
 Redding, California; a brother, Dr. George W. Bale, Germantown,
 Tennessee; two grandchildren; 13 step-grandchildren; and numerous
 step-great-grandchildren.
 Funeral services were held Wednesday, August 4, 1999, at United
 Methodist Church, Medicine lodge, with the Rev. Jim Godbey presiding.
 Burial was in Highland Cemetery, Medicine Lodge.
 Memorials may be sent to the church, to USD 254 or the Medicine
 Lodge Golf Club, all in care of Larrison-Forsyth Funeral Home,
 Medicine Lodge. 

Joan Whelan

 
 
 Joan Whelan, 71, Medicine Lodge, went to be with the Lord on
 July 31, 1999. She is survived by her husband, Gene Whelan. She 
 is also survived by their four children: Greg of Medicine Lodge, 
 Tim of Joplin, Missouri, Mick of St. Louis, Missouri, and Karen
 Willits of Oskaloosa, and by 11 grandchildren.
 Joan was born on August 26, 1927 in Medicine Lodge to Brice
 and Emma Duncan. Her only sibling, Beuford Brice Duncan, preceded
 her in death.
 Joan worked at a variety of businesses in Medicine Lodge, including
 Bryan Oil, Lodge Chevrolet and the City of Medicine Lodge, but her
 primary and most loved responsibilities were those of wife, mother
 and homemaker. Joan was a member of a Bridge Club, Holy Rosary Altar
 Society, and the Holy Rosary Catholic Church.
 Vigil services were held Tuesday, August 3, at Holy Rosary Catholic
 Church. The funeral mass was held at the church on Wednesday, August
 4, at 10:30 a.m. with Father Anthony Suellentrop officiating. Joan
 was laid to rest in Highland Cemetery, Medicine Lodge.
 Memorials have been established through Larrison-Forsyth Funeral
 Home for the American Heart Association and Holy Rosary Catholic
 Church.
 The family expresses its deepest and most sincere "thank you" for
 everyone who so generously showered us with flowers, food, cards and
 most importantly, prayers.

Hazel Lampe

 
 
 Hazel Lampe, 88, died July 21, 1999, at her home in
 Pratt.
 She was born July 30, 1910, in Barber County, the
 daughter of Robert and Sarah Adams Wilkins. A lifetime
 Pratt area resident, living in Sharon and Isabel, she
 was employed for 35 years at Pratt Regional Medical
 Center.
 She belonged to Our Savior Lutheran Church, Pratt.
 On December 25, 1928, she married Earnest H. Lampe
 at Nashville, Kansas. He died June 15, 1976.
 Survivors include: two daughters, Mary Lou Fetterman
 and JoAnn Pearce, both of Pratt; a sister, Cordelia L.
 Wilkins, Pratt; 13 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren;
 and 10 great-great-grandchildren.
 She was preceded in death by a brother, Cecil Wilkins.
 Funeral services were held Monday, July 26, 1999, at
 Our Savior Lutheran Church, Pratt. Burial was in Green-
 Lawn Cemetery, Pratt.
 Memorials may be sent to the church, South Wind Hospice
 or cancer research, all in care of Ayres-Calbeck Mortuary,
 Pratt.