Recent Obituaries
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Richard William Sudbeck
01/24/1951 - 07/20/2024
Seneca, Kansas
Richard W. Sudbeck, 73, of Seneca, Kansas died on July 20, 2024 at Nemaha Valley Community Hospital in Seneca as a result of a fall he sustained while working on the farm.
Phyllis M. Minihan Hasenkamp
10/06/1938 - 07/18/2024
Coal Creek, Kansas
Phyllis Marie Hasenkamp, 85, of Centralia, KS died on July 18, 2024, at Via Christi Ascension Living in Manhattan, KS.
Albert F. Olberding Sr.
10/01/1913 - 12/08/1980
ST. BENEDICT, KANSAS
Albert F. Olberding, Sr., 67, of Rt. 1, Seneca, died shortly after arrival at the Nemaha Valley Community Hospital on Monday, December 8, 1980.
Mary Ann Olberding
09/27/1973 - 09/27/1973
ST. BENEDICT, KANSAS
Mary Ann Olberding, infant daughter of Albert F. and Elizabeth Olberding, Jr, Seneca, passed away during the evening of September 27, 1973.
Albert F. Olberding
03/06/1944 - 07/07/2024
ST. BENEDICT, KANSAS
Albert F. Olberding Jr., 80, passed away on July 7, 2024, at Life Care Center of Seneca nursing home in Seneca, Kansas surrounded by his family.
Silvia Hecht
01/31/1928 - 07/01/2024
Seneca, Kansas
Silvia K. Hecht, 96, of Seneca, Kansas, peacefully went to be with the Lord on Monday morning, July 1, 2024 at the Nemaha Valley Community Hospital in Seneca.
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Plan Ahead
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No one likes to think about death, let alone plan for it. However, planning ahead just makes sense. Preplanning is truly one of the most thoughtful and loving things you can do for your family.
When a death occurs, there are many decisions that must be made at that time. By preplanning your funeral, you relieve your family of having to make important arrangements during a period of great stress and grief, a time when people are not thinking very clearly and may not know what to do because you never made your wishes known.