OBITUARIES

Shirley Jean Pischer
January 2, 1936 - June 2, 2007
Shirley Jean Pischer, 71, of Washington, Kan., passed away at Kansas Mercy Health Center in Manhattan, KS on June 2, 2007.
She was born January 2, 1936 in Ode!, Nebraska to Carl and Urith Champ Hardy. Pischer was a retired bank teller and a prominent member and board of director of Hanover Community Church in Hanover, Colorado.
She is survived by her husband, Jerry Pischer, whom she married on June 20, 1954 at Washington Christian Church in Kansas. Other survivors include, two daughters, Lori Brazil (and husband, Tony) of Fountain, CO; Paula Humiston (and husband Tom) of Hanover, CO; grandchildren: Casey, Billy, Sherri, Holly, and Tyrel; and a great grandchild, Avalynn Brazil; two sisters, Marilyn Hanshaw (and husband, Kermit) of Washington, KS, Lyla Koch (and husband, Lyle) of Sterling, CO.
Memorial Service is planned this Sat., June 30, at 11 a.m. at Hanover Community Church, 17480 South Peyton Hwy. Hanover, CO 80928.
Private Family Inernment was planned.
Memorial Contributions established at Hanover Community Church.

Lucille I. Thompson
September 18, 1915 - June 25, 2007
Born Sept. 18, 1915, in Oskaloosa, Missouri, and went to be with our Lord and join her beloved husband, C.L. (Mike) Thompson, on June 25, 2007.
Lucille and Mike were one of the original residents of Widefield, moving into their home on Amherst Street in 1958. She was the original route-mom for the Widefield area for Carl Wiese’s new “Advertiser,” (which this newspaper was formerly known as.)
As a caregiver she was known affectionately by dozens of children as Mama Lu.
Lucille and Mike’s vast network of friends was evident from the non-stop traffic stopping by their home for a cup of coffee. Lucille left her loving mark on lots of children and everybody that came in contact with her. She will truly be missed.
She is survived by her and Mike’s two sons, Kenneth (Mike) Thompson and Cody P. Thompson, his wife Julie, two granddaughters, Michele Thompson (Koch) and husband Justin and Kristi Thompson (McClaughlin) and husband Tony, two grandsons, Nicholas Thompson and Jolinathan Thompson, two great granddaughters, Tonee McClaughlin and Sklyer Koch and one great-grandson, Tysen McClaughlin.