The City of Lismore has set fall clean-up for Wednesday, September 23rd. Residents are encouraged to take advantage of this additional fall clean-up to remove unwanted and unused items from their property. The same rules apply as for the spring cleanup. There is no charge for most items. For more information, you may visit the city website at https://lismore.govoffice2.com. Let’s keep our community looking neat!
Our community has been hard hit with many deaths lately. We all need to remember how important our families are and to cherish each and every day we have with one another.
Longtime resident Jim Reisdorfer died on September 4th at the age of 91. He and Angeline enjoyed 71 years together; farming near Lismore where they raised their five children. Jim was one of the first farmers in the area to start soil conservation and received special recognition. Jim served in the National Guard and was an active member of St. Anthony Catholic Church where he was one of the first members of the Knights of Columbus. Survivors include his wife and four children, Randy, Ron, Rick, and Renee and their families. Blessed be his memory.
Sympathy is extended to the family of Mary Buus of Luverne, formerly of Lismore. Mary died Sept. 3rd at the age of 97. Mary and her husband, Ray, farmed in Nobles County most of their lives. After retiring from the farm and moving into Lismore, the Buus’ worked in the Lismore Bar. Mary was a collector of salt & pepper shakers, enjoyed cooking and baking, playing cards, and square dancing. She is survived by her two children, Judy and Rayola, and their families. Blessed be her memory.
Our community lost one of its finest businessmen, Darwin Veld, this past week. Darwin died Sept. 10th at the age of 72. Following a tour in Vietnam, college, and work experience, Darwin and his wife, Lois purchased the lumberyard and made their home in Lismore. Darwin served as a leader in many organizations. He was recently recognized as Lumberman of the Year and was also awarded a lifetime achievement award. Even in his retirement, Darwin reported to work every day at Veld Lumber. He is survived by his wife Lois, and sons, Troy, Todd, Jason, and Jon and their families. Blessed be the memory of Darwin Veld.
St. Adrian Cluster will be hosting the Sacrament of Confirmation for our parishes and the parishes of St. Catherine in Luverne and St. Leo in Pipestone on Sunday, September 27 at 2:00 PM. Everyone is welcome to celebrate with the confirmants.
Bill & Gloria Carlberg spent Labor Day weekend in the home of her son, Brian and Erin Wieneke in Parker, CO. Granddaughter Tabitha received a lot of attention and spoiling, which is perfectly normal grandparent behavior, right?!
The American Legion Auxiliary will have their first meeting of the 2020-21 year on September 16th beginning at 7:00 p.m. Mask should be worn, members will be social distanced, and no lunch will be served. Anyone interested in membership and would like the eligibility requirements, should contact Mary Ann Loosbrock.
Catholic Daughter Ct. St. Bernard #886 held an installation of officers at their September meeting. District Deputy Mary Metz read the officers their oath of office. Congratulations to the new officers for 2020-2022: Regent Deb Lutmer, Financial Secretary Ellen Henning, Recording Secretary Pearl Wieneke, and Treasurer Brenda Loosbrock. Thank you to the outgoing officers: Stephani Diekmann and Deb Lenz. Any Catholic woman over the age of 18 is welcome to join this great organization!
Joyce Erdman’s granddaughter, Alyssa Meyer, married Logan Neyens in a beautiful ceremony on Saturday afternoon at Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church in Wilmont. Alyssa is the daughter of Peggy and Mark Meyer of Rushmore and Logan is the son of Tammy and the late Dave Neyens, formerly of Wilmont. The reception and dance were held at the Wilmont VFW with a catered meal by VanBullys of Iona. Joyce enjoyed spending the whole day with family and friends. Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Logan Neyens!
