Readers – Don’t forget the Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Adrian High School on Wednesday, January 25th from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Call Al or Cindy Cox or 483-2218 or 507-310-7500 (Al’s cell phone) to set up an appointment. Drop-ins are also very welcome. Your precious blood is needed.
Our deep sympathy to the family and many friends of Nick Henning. Nick died in a terrible accident on a North Dakota highway on Tuesday, January 3rd. His funeral was Monday, January 9th at Risen Savior Catholic Church in Brandon, SD. Nick’s final resting place is in the St. Anthony Cemetery. Officiating was Father David Krogman, a former resident of Lismore. Assisting Father Krogman was Father Rick Colletti and Father Andrew Beerman. It was a comfort for these dedicated priests to offer Mass for their loved one. Nick is survived by his wife, Amanda and three children, Wyatt, Taryn and Brynn; his mother Bridget, sister Stacy, two brothers Matt and Lee and grandparents Pat and “Sonny” Henning; Bonnie Hinrichs and Billy Hinrichs; in-laws Larry and Deb Lenz; nieces and nephews and many dear friends. We pray that God will be very close to Nick’s family at this difficult time, blessed be the memory of Nick Henning.
The siblings of the late Gen and Raphael (Sonny) Honermann held their yearly Holiday party at the Adrian Legion Hall in Adrian on Saturday, January 7th. All siblings were present as well as many grandchildren. Many of the grandchildren had other commitments such as sports and family activities. This years co-chairmen were Julie and Roy Stevens of Pipestone. “Sonny” will be remembered as being a loyal and dedicated Nobles County Commissioner. He took his duties very seriously.
Readers – If you want to attend the $2 Buck Meal please call the Senior Center at 483-2588. Someone will probably call you before January 18th. This is just friendly reminder.
Did you know that Minnesota was listed as the coldest state in the United States last week? We certainly are a hardy group of people. Miami played in Pittsburgh Sunday. The temperature in Miami was 80 degrees, Pittsburgh was below zero.
