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Sharon K. Shinn
Sharon Kay Shinn, 73, of Mason
City, died Sunday, Nov. 29, 2015, at
Mercy Medical Center-North Iowa,
in Mason City.
A memorial service will be held
at 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 2,
2015, at Ward-Van Slyke Colonial
Chapel, in Clear Lake, with Pastor
Dennis Ganz officiating.
Visitation will be one hour prior
to the service at the funeral home.
Sharon was born March 29,
1942, the daughter of Robert and Ar-
lene (Rafferty) Kaster, in Mason City.
She was united in marriage to Larry
McIlrath on June 23, 1962, in Ma-
son City. To this union four children
were born, Jeffery, Joseph, Tracy and
Dawn. She later married Jim Shinn
on Sept. 30, 2006, in Ventura.
Sharon grew up and attended
school in Ventura. When she was
younger she worked as a waitress and
at Mode-A-Day. She was very proud
to have been a caretaker at Good
Shepherd and a real estate agent in
North Iowa.
Sharon loved the outdoors, trap-
ping, fishing and boating. As a young
girl she and her father spent a lot of manicurist at Hair West, both located
time trapping and fishing, which she
then passed on to her children and
grandchildren. She also enjoyed tak-
ing her grandchildren to the nature
center.
Sharon is survived by a son,
Jeffery Scott (Marie) McIlrath, of
Decorah, Iowa and grandson, Josh
McIlrath, of California; a son, Joseph and showed Pony of Americas ponies.
Dean (Christine) McIlrath, of Mason
City and grandchildren, Tayler, Mor-
gan and Erin Lacy, of Mason City; a
daughter, Tracy Ann (Roger) Henni-
gar, of Hanlontown, Iowa and grand-
children, Danielle (Dan) Dirksen, of
Plymouth and great-grandchildren,
Dawson, Delayne and Daphne, Justin
(Samantha) Hennigar, of Clear Lake,
and Samantha (Dylan) Hennigar, of
Mason City; and great-grandchil-
dren, Ronnie, Kastiel and Damien
Alitz; and Daniel Hennigar, of Han-
lontown; a daughter, Dawn Marie
(Bruce) Wasenius, of Plymouth and
grandchildren, Julian (Ashley) Wase-
nius, of Mason City and Anthony
Wasenius, of Plymouth; and siblings,
Robert Kaster, of Forest City, Dean-
na Bonner, of Clear Lake and Penny
Kaster, of Clear Lake.
She was preceded in death by her
parents; husband, Jim; and siblings,
Randy and Jody Kaster.
Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Chapel
was in charge of arrangements.
Jill M. Deuel
Jill Maxine Deuel, 62, of Clear
Lake, passed away, Nov. 21, 2015 at
the Muse-Norris Hospice Inpatient
Unit, in Mason City, Iowa.
A celebration of life will be held
at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 13, 2015,
at Ward Van Slyke Colonial Chapel,
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OBITUARIES
LaVohn M. Badker
LaVohn M. Badker, 88, of Gar-
ner, Iowa, formerly Clear Lake, died
Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2015, at the
Concord Care Center, Garner.
A celebration of LaVohn’s life was
held on Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2015, at the
Clear Lake United Methodist Church,
Clear Lake, with the Rev. Dr. Jacque-
line Thompson officiating. Burial was
in Clear Lake Cemetery. Family sug-
gests memorials to Clear Lake United
Methodist Church Guild Fund or
Hospice of North Iowa.
LaVohn was born April 1, 1927,
in Klemme, Iowa, the daughter of
Werner and Mable (Rosendahl) Sch-
lawin. She was baptized and con-
firmed at Reformed and Evangelical
Church, Klemme. In her early teens
she enjoyed showing show cattle and
being involved in 4-H.
Following graduating from Kl-
emme High School in 1944, she grad-
uated from cosmetology school in Des
Moines and has been a licensed beau-
tician for over 50 years. She worked
at various beauty salons includ-
ing Rose’s, in Garner, Ruth Toppin
Unique Beauty Shop, and she was a
in Clear Lake.
LaVohn married a veteran and
farmer, Wayne “Bud” Badker, on
Sept. 7, 1947, at Reformed Evangeli-
cal Church, Klemme. They lived on
various farms and then settled on the
home place south of Clear Lake. They
raised and trained Quarter Horses
They traveled with the two grandsons
to horse and pony shows, May through
mid-October about every weekend.
Besides sewing western shirts and giv-
ing ponies a bath for horse shows, she
was active in the Clear Lake United
Methodist Church Alter Guild, Vet-
erans Auxiliary and was secretary of
North Iowa Snowmobile Club. She
enjoyed snowmobiling, until they dis-
covered the warm weather in Arizona
and playing golf.
She is survived by her son, Den-
nis (Karen) Badker, Clear Lake; two
grandsons, Scott (Tina) Badker,
Klemme, and Curt (Michele) Bad-
ker, Clear Lake; two great-grandsons,
Drake and Carson Badker; three step-
great-grandchildren, Wade and Austin
Lohman and Michaela Delzer.
She was preceded in death by her
parents and her husband.
Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Cha-
pel, Clear Lake, was in charge of ar-
rangements.
101 N. 4th Street, Clear Lake. Visita-
tion will be held one hour prior to the
service at the funeral home.
Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Cha-
pel, Clear Lake, was in charge of ar-
rangements.
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SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS CONGREGATE
MEALS
Clear Lake Breakfast pizza, fresh fruit, juice. THURSDAY: Egg and potato
THURSDAY: Mini pancakes, Lunch: Pizza, pears, fruit cup, veg-
sausage or cereal, cinnamon toast gies and hummus, green peas. casserole, broccoli, banana half,
or yogurt cup. Lunch: BBQ chick- FRIDAY - Breakfast: Break-
en nuggets, roll, mashed potatoes, fast wrap, fresh fruit, juice. Lunch: fruit oat muffin, orange juice.
peas, raisels. Alt. Sub-stacker, ro- Turkey tetrazzini, peaches, fruit
maine salad. cup, green beans, tossed salad, FRIDAY: Lemon-herbed
FRIDAY - Breakfast: Sausage whole grain cookie.
biscuit sandwich or cereal, cinna- MONDAY - Breakfast: West- chicken, scalloped corn, tomatoes
mon toast or yogurt cup. Lunch: ern omelet quesadilla, fresh fruit,
Three cheese rotini, dinner roll, ro- juice. Lunch: Orange chicken, florentine, mandarin oranges.
maine salad, yogurt cups, orange brown rice, pears, fruit cup, broc-
wedges. Alt.: Sub-stacker, cherry coli, veggie sticks. MONDAY: Turkey and dump-
tomatoes and baby carrots. TUESDAY - Breakfast: Waffle
MONDAY - Breakfast: Cho- sticks with syrup, fresh fruit, juice. lings, asparagus, mixed fruit, or-
co chip waffle or cereal, cinna- Lunch: Chili, fresh apple slices,
mon toast or yogurt cup. Lunch: fruit cup, tossed salad, whole grain ange juice.
Hamburger on a bun, fries, baked cinnamon roll, whole grain saltines.
beans, diced pears. Alt.: Sub- WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: TUESDAY: Italian meatloaf,
stacker, fresh veggies with dip. Egg biscuit, fresh fruit, juice.
TUESDAY - Breakfast: Lunch: Hamburger on a bun with roasted red potatoes, lima beans,
Scrambled eggs, toast, or cereal, mayo, banana, fruit cup, tator tots,
cinnamon toast or yogurt cup. corn. cinnamon apples with crunchy top,
Lunch: Nachos, taco fixings, Mexi-
can rice, corn, banana. Alt.: Sub- raspberry lemonade.
stacker, romaine salad.
WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: WEDNESDAY: Chicken and
Breakfast bites, or cereal, cinna-
mon toast or yogurt cup. Lunch: noodle casserole, green beans,
Veggie beef soup, cheese pretzel
stick, romaine salad, apple slices, plums, oatmeal-raisin bar, orange
banana bar. Alt.: Sub-Stacker,
Lois E. Norem fresh veggies with dip. juice.
Congregate meals are served
Lois E. Norem, 81, formerly at the Senior Centers in Clear
of Mason City, Iowa, died Thursday, Lake, 105 S. 4th St., at 11:40 a.m.
Nov. 26, 2015, at Ministry St. Joseph’s and in Ventura, 4 N. Weimer St. at
Hospital, Marshfield, Wis. 11:45 a.m. Call 357-5443 in Clear
Funeral services will be held at Lake and 829-3517 in Ventura for
11 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2015, at reservations.
Evangelical Free Church, 1310 High-
way 18 West, Clear Lake, with Pastor Garner-Hayfield-Ventura
Randy Vaage officiating. Burial will be THURSDAY - Breakfast:
in Memorial Park Cemetery, Mason
City. THEATRE
Visitation will be held one hour
prior to the funeral at the church. The Hunger Games:
Memorials can be directed to the
Lois E. Norem Memorial fund. Mockingjay, Part 2
Lois Elayne Norem was born “PG-13”
Nov. 29, 1933, in Rockford, Iowa, to
Mervil and Mildred (Mathews) Mer- Every Night at 7 p.m.
riss.
Lois graduated from Rockford FREE HOLIDAY MATINEE
High School in 1948. She was a long
time employee of AC Nielson, where HOME “PG”
she retired from. In retirement she
worked as a foster grandparent in the Saturday 11 a.m. & Sunday 1 p.m.
special needs classroom in the Mason Donations to the food bank accepted
City school system. She loved working
with the children. Adults ~ $5 • 12 & Under ~ $4
She was united in marriage to Al- 357-2414
bert Tritch in 1953.They were married
for 13 years. From this union she was
blessed with four children.
She was united in marriage to
Bernard Norem on Nov. 22, 1970,
at Wesley United Methodist Church,
in Mason City. He preceded her in
death in 2003.
She moved to Marshfield, Wis. in
2007 to be closer to family.
She delighted in being surround-
ed by her family. Especially her grand-
children and great-grandchildren. She
loved cooking for family and taking
care of everyone she loved. She was a
true servant.
She was a faithful member of the
Clear Lake Evangelical Free Church.
She is survived by her four chil-
dren, Mark D. (Wanda) Tritch, of
Lincoln, Neb, Michael D. (Lorrie)
Tritch, of Indianola, Iowa, Randy D.
(Debra) Tritch, of Saylorville, Iowa,
and Lisa (Don) Pannhoff, of Marsh-
field, Wis.; seven grandchildren,
Katie Lyons, Justin (Keri), Austin
Tritch, Machaela (Riley) Wilson, Al-
lan Tritch, Ryan Pannhoff, and Adam
(Jessica) Pannhoff; four great-grand-
children, Braxton, Carter, Skylar, and
Aiden; one sister, Joyce Havranek,
Rockford, Iowa; and many other fam-
ily members.
Lois was preceded in death by her
parents; and her husband, Bernard.
Hogan-Bremer-Moore Colonial
Chapel, Mason City, was in charge of
arrangements.
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