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news letter journal
Obituaries
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There are no words that can
express how thankful we are for
the love and support shown by
this community during our time
of loss. It seems as though people
thought of everything from paper
products to gourmet meals.
A special thanks to Larry and Twylla Napolitano
for opening up the Flying V to our out of town
family and friends, to Tracie Cummings for taking
care of the amount of trash that accumulates from .
a large gathering, to Flowers and Things, Decker's
Floral and Girl, and Treasured Floral and Girls for
preparing all the beautiful flowers, to First State
Bank for all the Easter goodies for the kids, to ~'1
all WCSD #1 Schools for meals and goodies, to j ,~
Jana Metcalf and the Dogie Girl's Soccer Team "" ~]hl
parents for providing baked goods for the reception .v~
following the funeral, to Newcastle High School -, ~ J
Administrators and custodial staff for creating a ~ J~
welcoming atmosphere for the funeral, to Beau
Gregory for preparing and running all the sound and '
technology during the funeral, and to the Worden '~
~k,'~ Funeral Home for walking us through this difficult ,
~:.~'~ time. We would also like to extend our appreciation ~:~ ~l~
to all those who offered their condolences through ~L~
~ hugs, memories and meals. ~!~
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WESTON COUNTY TRAVEL COMMISSION
BOARD OPENING
The City of Newcastle will be accepting applications for an
unexpired term on The Weston County Travel Commission
Board. The term will be up on June 30, 2016. Appointment
application forms are available and may be picked up at the
City of Newcastle offices located at, l0 W. Warwick from
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Application forms
will be accepted until May 11, 2015 until 5 p.m.
Della May Oreskovich Hilda Beastrom, in Harrold, South Dakota. remained for the rest of their lives.
April 29, 1924-January 14, 2015 Rachel was one of nine children born to Rachel took great pleasure in watching
the family, her grandchildren and teaching them to ride
Della May Oreskovich, passed away on In 1951, Rachel and her family horses. There were many enjoyable horse-
a Wednesday morning, January 14, 2015, moved from Harrold, South Dakota, to a back hunting trips to Jackson. Some of her
at 2:30 a.m. in Las Vegas, Nevada. She ranch in Minnekahta, South Dakota. She other hobbies included: cooking, cross-
was born at a dusty homestead in Upton, attended High school in Edgemont, South word puzzles, and music. Occasionally she
Wyoming to Amiel and Hattie Kouba on :~:::~ Dakota. After gradua- would entertain the family with singing
April 29, 1924. Her dad and uncles rode the ~~:ii tion from High School and yodeling. The door to Rachel's home
rodeo circuit quite a lot. Della was given H she attended Teacher's was always open and no one ever left
her first horse, Dan Patch, when she was College at Chadron, her house hungry. She kept a calendar
three years old. She and her horse became Nebraska for one of everyone's birthdays and anniversaries,
one. She was given a few points on what year. Rachel became a and never failed to send a card or letter to
to do but the rest she learned herself. She Country School Teacher everyone on it.
was able to train trick horses. She stayed and taught at the Survivors include her children: Lynn
true to her horses up into her eighties. She Rachel Minnekahta School inBusskohl (Brenda D.) of Newcastle, and
could pick out a good horse by just looking Busskohl Fall River County. She Brenda K. Busskohl-Gray (Adam) of
and watching, picked up additionalSeattle, Washington. Five brothers: Bud
Della married Robert Crossthwaite and classes during the summers to complete (Thelma) Beastrom,Darwin Beastrom,
they had one daughter, Daynis Proctor her teaching degree. She taught for 9 years Bill (Gloria) Beastrom, Boyd Beastrom,
born in Sheridan, Wyo. Later, Della married in Fall River and Custer Counties.Mason (Charlene) Beastrom, and one sister
John J. Oreskovich and they had one son, Throughout Rachel's life she had a Carol (Dave) Cooper. Three grandchildren:
Richard J. Oreskovich. passion for horses and riding. She broke and Melissa (Matt) Stroh, Christin (Saylor)
Della and her husband John lived in trained many horses through the years, for Brubaker, and Sydney Busskohl. Four great
Newcastle during the 1960 and 1970's. ranch work and barrel racing. During her grand children: Josiah, Morgan, & Calad
They owned the Conoco station on the west young adulthood she worked in the summer Stroh, and Piper Brubaker.
end of town. for several different trail riding organiza- Proceeding Rachel in death were her
Della was preceded in death by parents, tions: Bluebell Lodge, Sylvan Lake, and husband, Art Busskohl; her parents, Bill
Amiel and Hattie Kouba, husband, John the Boot Hill Trail Riders. It was during and Hilda Beastrom; one sister, Beatrice
J. Oreskovich on March 21, 1993; long- this time that Rachel met Art Busskohl. Skurdal; and one brother, ConradBeastrom.
time friend Joe Hawks. She is survived They had many things in common, espe- In lieu of a Memorial Service, a Photo
by daughter, Daynis (Kenneth) Proctor cially their love of horses and rodeo. Memorial is being developed, which will
of Mohave Valley, Arizona; son, Richard Art and Rachel were married on March be sent to family members and posted on
(Sheila) Oreskovich of Eden, South 20, 1959, in Hot Springs, South Dakota. Rachel's Face Book page. A DVD will be
Dakota; four grandchildren, Clint (Marnie) From this union were born two children: sent to those family and friends who are not
Simmons of Seattle, Washington, Dr. a son, Lynn and a daughter, Brenda. Art connected to the Internet. The memorial
Nicole (Eric) Soto of Fairbanks, Alaska, worked in the logging industry and the will include: photos of Rachel throughout
Tonya (Billy) Obermire of Gillette, family lived in Custer, South Dakota until the years, her family, and a few of her
Wyoming, J.J. Oreskovich of Sioux Falls, March of 1967. At that time they moved to recipes (such as Swiss Lackerli cookies and
South Dakota; eight great-grandchildren: a Buffalo Ranch, just north of the current butterscotch brownies).
Shyanne, River, Aurora, and Lake Soto city of Wright, Wyo. During the next eight
of Fairbanks, Alaska; Katie and Zack years, Rachel wore many different hats, Lucille Marie Lingle
Obermire of Gillette, Wyoming; Jared, and usually more than one on the same day. Dec. 17, 1930 - April 18, 2015
Jr. and Brahn Oreskovich of Sioux Falls, She was a mother, a country school teacher, Lucille Made Lingle passed awayin
South Dakota; sister, Betty (Joe) Marshall a school bus driver, a ranch hand, and on Salt Lake City, Utah on April 18, 2015 at
of Gillette, Wyoming. certain days the lone cook for a large crowd the age of 84. She was born in Osage, on
With respect for Delia's wishes, crema- of hungry ranch hands. December 17, 1930 to John Peter Morgan
tion has taken place and no services are Over the next few years, the family and Hazel Belle Fegert Morgan.
scheduled, moved around to several ranches inShe married Ellsworth Richard Lingle
Wyoming. Eventually Art and Rachel left in September of 1947. Lucille was an
Rachel Mae Busskohl ranching and moved to Edgerton, Wyo. in Honored Queen of Job's Daughters and
December 18, 1935 - April 15, 2015 1976. There, Art worked in the oil field for a member of the Eastern Star in Upton.
Rachel Mae Busskohl, 79, passed away a few years and eventually went to work in She was a member of the Daughters
on April 15, 2015, at the Weston County the coal mines near Wright, Wyo. Rachel of the Nile, a Methodist and a strong
Manor, in Newcastle, Wyoming. She was retired from teaching and in 1981, she
born on December 18, 1935, to Bill and and Art moved to Newcastle, where they --See Obituaries, Page A5
Newcastle Lodge No. 13, A.E & A.M.
Meetings are held the First and Third Thursday at 7:00 p.m.
Visiting Brethren are cordially invited to attend meetings
Hale Redding Worshipful Master Glen Gordon, Secretary ,>
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH: Rev. Norm Brotzman, 216 S.
Seneca, 746-2249. Call to Worship 9:30 am; Children's Church during
Call to Worship; Faith Rally Sunday 6 pm.
BAHA'I FAITH: Firesides (Open to All) 1st & 3rd Fridays 7:30 pm
at 15 Skyview Dr; 746-3626.
CAMBRIA COMMUNITY CHURCH: Pastor Todd Olson, 19
Stampede St. 746-2321. Sunday School 9:15 am; Worship 10:30 ann;
Youth (6-12 grades) Sunday Evening 6-7 pm; Wednesday Night Bible
Study 6 pm.
CHRIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL: Rev. Sally Boyd, S. Summit &
Winthrop Streets, 746-9684. 1st, 3rd & 5th Sunday, Morning Prayer l0
am; 2nd & 4th Saturday 4 pm, Holy Eucharist. haydishall@hotmail.com
CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH: 224 West Road,
West of Dew Park, 746-2415. Sunday Worship 9 am.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SMNTS:
Bishop GregJames, 120 Ash, 746-4131. Sunday Sacrament Mtg 9 am;
Sunday School 10:20 am; Relief Society & Priesthood Mtg 11:15 am.
CORPUS CHRISTI CATHOLIC CHURCH: Father Killlan Mull,
19 W. Winthrop, 746-4219. Saturday Mass 5 pm; Weekday Mass 8 am.
COUNTRY CHURCH: Four Corners, Pastor Bill Haley, 746-9712,
Worship 10 am.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH: Pastor GaD" Anderson, 903 S.
Summit, 746-2188. Bible Study 9:15 am; Worship Service 10:30 am;
Teaching Service 6 pm; Wednesday Service 6:30 pro.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH: Mike Wiles, 301 Delaware, 746-
9663. Sunday School 9:45 am; Worship 10:45 am; Prayer Service 5 pro;
Eita Nova Youth Group Wedneday 6:30 pm Christian Academy.
Salt Creek
Vet Clinic
tare ofyourpen
5362 US Hwy 16
746-4995
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: Pastor Jeff Thorns,
23 N. Seneca, 746-4119. Adult Bible Study 8:45 am; Traditional
Church Services 10 am; 10:15 a.m. Children's Church and 11:45 am.
Contemporary Praise & Worship Service.
GATEWAY FELLOWSHIP: Pastor Jon Andersen, Evangelical Free
Church meets at the Weston County Senior Services; Sunday School
9:30 am; Worship ll am. Call 746-8091.
KINGDOM HALL OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES: 5018
US Hwy 16, 746-2319 or 746-4517. Tuesday 7 p.m. Congregation
Bible Study, Theocratic Ministry School and Service Meeting.
Sunday Public Talk l0 am; Watchtower 11 am.
NEWCASTLE FOURSQUARE CHURCH: Pastor Mick Bohn,
1525 S. Summtt, 746-3618. Sun. Worship 10 am; Wed. Night Prayer.
NEW LIFE FELLOWSHIP: Pastor Wayne Wilson, meets at
Haydis Hall (Next to Christ Episcopal Church), 746-5542. Sunday
Worship 6 pro.
OSAGE COMMUNITY CHURCH: 348 Sheridan St. in Osage,
465-2341. Sunday School 10 am; Worship 11 am and 6 pm.
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST: Pastor Gary Force, 78 Old Hwy
85, Pastoral Assistant Matt Dooley 949-0831 and Joe Story 605-891-
9954. Saturday Sabbath School 9:30 am; Worship 11:00 am.
ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH: Father Killian Mull,
Upton. Sunday Mass 11:30 a.m.
VICTORY NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH: Rev. Theodore L.
Halls, 414 Pine, 746-4366.
UPTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: Rev. Sharee
Johnson, 834 Pine, Upton, 468-9302. Worship 9 am; Fellowship 10
a.m.; Adult Study 10:30 a.m.; 1st & 3rd Wed Evenings Prayer and
Praise Service 7 pm.
First State Bank
Our Employees Support "'~"
Weston County 24 North Sumner
746-4411 or 1-888-788-2892
923 Grieves Rd. 746-3517website: www.fsbnewcastle.com
several hours trapped indoors, there is a sense of
confinement a yearning to get outside, to go for a walk in the
park. Ihere is a spirit in the out-of-doors that rejuvenates us, that
makes us feel happy and optimistic. As it flows through us, it's as
though God is whispering, "here I am to refresh you, body and soul;
together we are larger than life." We all experience difficult times
when we feel trapped and captive to our problems. God is waiting to
free our soul and refresh our spirit. Worship in His house; it's even
better than a walk in the park.
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