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The McLeod County Chronicle, www.glencoenews.com, Wednesday, March 27, 2013, page 9MenusSt. Paul’s confirmandsThree students publicly confirmed theirChristian faith on Palm Sunday at St.Paul’s United Church of Christ in Plato.The students created and read their faithObituariesGary William Debner, 67, Maple LakeFuneral services for GaryMartin Zieman, 69, ofHutchinson, were held Monday,March 25, at PeaceLutheran Church in Hutchinson.TheRev. GerhardBodeofficiated.Mr. ZiemandiedWednesday,March 20,2013, at theRidgeviewMedicalGary ZiemanCenter inWaconia.The organist was Paul Otte,and soloist Jim Wendlingsang “How Great Thou Art,”“Nearer, My God, to Thee,”“Just As I Am,” “My Courseis Run” and “The Lord’sPrayer.”Pallbearers were Dale Zieman,Cory Klabunde, ChrisSchmidt, Ryan Zieman,Mitchel Schmidt, Ricky Ziemanand Rodney Wangerin.Honorary pallbearers werePete Maiers, Burgess Gruendemann,Dana Jensen, DaleWolters, Howard McCalla,and MiShaun Schwab, hisgodchild. Interment was inthe Oakland Cemetery inHutchinson.Mr. Zieman was born Aug.15, 1943, in Glencoe, to Martinand Mabel (Kottke) Zieman.He was baptized as aninfant on Sept. 19, 1943, bythe Rev. M.A. Schulz, andconfirmed in his faith as ayouth on June 9, 1957, both atSt. Paul’s Lutheran Church inStewart.Until he was 2 years old,Mr. Zieman lived in St. Paul.The family then moved to aGary William Debner, 67,of Maple Lake, died suddenlyof cardiac arrest on March17, 2013.A visitation will be heldtoday (Wednesday, March27), from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., atSwanson-Peterson FuneralHome of Howard Lake.Mr. Debner was born inGlencoe on May 5, 1945, toWilliam and JeAnnette(Maack) Debner. He grew upin Plato and graduated fromGlencoe High School in1963. He went on to MankatoState University and graduatedwith a degree in economicsand math.On Oct. 1, 1966, he wasunited in marriage to PatriciaEvelyn Simmons at St.Anne’s Catholic Church ofLe Sueur. The couple livedfirst in Mankato, then Plymouth,Wayzata and Buffalo.After Patricia Debner died onJuly 28, 2010, Mr. Debnermade his home in Big Lake,then Maple Lake for the pastfive months. He worked inthe IT field for IDS/AmericanExpress Financial, where heretired after 35 years.Mr. Debner’s passions includedhunting, fishing andsports in which he was a participant,beginning in hisyouth, baseball and basketballbeing his favorites. Hispassion for baseball, in whichhe led his high school andtown team, presented himwith offers of sports scholarships.He chose to attendMankato State on an academicscholarship, where heplayed baseball as well. Followinghis playing days, hecoached youth baseball forfarm southeast of Stewart,and he lived there for 12years before moving to a farmon the east side of Lake Alliein Renville County.Mr. Zieman attendedschool in Stewart, where hewas involved in sports suchas track, football and madevarsity in wrestling. When hewas in the ninth grade, hisfamily moved to a farm 2½miles southeast of Brownton.He attended Brownton HighSchool and graduated on May29, 1962.On April 3, 1964, Mr. Ziemanwas united in marriageto Sharon Wangerin atChurch of Peace in Glencoe.This marriage was blessedwith two daughters, Stephanieand Stacie. The Ziemansshared 49 years of marriage.The family resided inBrownton for six years beforemoving to a farm west ofGlencoe for two years. In1974, they moved to Hutchinson,where they lived for 30years, before moving to theirpresent home on Lake Marion,McLeod County.Mr. Zieman held employmentat the 3M Company inHutchinson for 35 years. Hewas in supplier managementas a master technician. Hetook early retirement in December1996 from 3M.Mr. Zieman was a memberof Peace Lutheran Church inHutchinson, where he servedon many boards. He was alifetime member of the LakeMarion Improvement Association,Brownton Rod and GunClub and the NRA.Mr. Zieman loved natureand was a conservationist.Some of his favorite hobbiesPhoto courtesy Creek View Imagesstatements to the congregation. From leftto right are Elsie Graupmann, SpencerLepel, Amanda Thomes and the Rev. BillBaldwin.many years. In his recentyears, Mr. Debner enjoyedspending time with his familyand was an avid sports enthusiast,willing to share conversationwith anyone about recentgames, plays and stats.He was preceded in deathby his parents, William andJeAnnette Debner; his wife,Patricia Debner; and an infantdaughter, Elizabeth.He is survived by his children,Kristen (Richard) Lordof Monticello and Michael(April) Debner of HowardLake; his grandchildren,Amber, Jessica, Aiden andIan; sisters, Lavonne Carlbloomof Glencoe and Virginia(Arlo) Schultz of ElkRiver; cousins, nieces andnephews.Gary Martin Zieman, 69, Hutchinsonincluded camping, boating,canoeing in the BoundaryWaters Canoe Area, snowmobiling,motorcycling and arrowheadhunting. He also enjoyedhunting deer, pheasantsand ducks.He was an avid fishermanand shared this interest withhis many friends and family.He enjoyed traveling throughoutthe United States, Canada,Alaska and Europe. Mr. Ziemanespecially enjoyedspending time with his family,grandchildren and friends.Survivors include his wife,Sharon Zieman; children,Stephanie (John) Goldschmidtand her husband andStacie Zieman; grandchildren,Brooke and Brandon Goldschmidt;brothers, Darvin(Carol) Zieman and Curtis(Pam) Zieman; sisters, Janice(Del) Klabunde and Patricia(Chuck) Schmidt; stepmother,Marilyn Zieman; mother-inlaw,Gladys Wangerin; brother-in-law,Rodney (Ann)Wangerin; stepsisters, Debra(Kevin) Klima, Catherine(Robert) Boettcher, Sandra(Troy) Fregine, Tammy(Mark) Fisher, Lynn (Kevin)Lewis and Susan Jorgensen;many nieces, nephews andother relatives and friends.Preceding him in deathwere his parents, Martin andMabel (Kottke) Zieman; andfather-in-law, Donald Wangerin.Arrangements were by theDobratz-Hantge Chapel inHutchinson. Online obituariesand guest book are availableat www.hantge.com. Click onobituaries/guest book.April 1-5Millie Beneke ManorSenior Nutrition SiteMonday — Swedish meatballs,paprika potatoes, spinach, breadwith margarine, ice cream, low-fatmilk.Tuesday — Liver or peppersteak, buttered boiled potatoes,peas, apricots, bread with margarine,low-fat milk.Wednesday — Pork chowmein, rice and chow mein noodles,oriental vegetables, mandarinoranges, cookie, low-fatmilk.Thursday — Roast beef,mashed potatoes, carrots, dinnerroll with margarine, puddingdessert, low-fat milk.Friday — Turkey, ham andcheese on lettuce salad withdressing, tomato and cucumberslices, muffin with margarine,brownie, low-fat milk.GSL SchoolsElementary/Jr. High/Sr. HighBreakfastMonday — No school.Tuesday — Pancake on a stickwith syrup or Cheerios and applecinnamonmuffin, diced peaches,low-fat milk.Wednesday — Egg andcheese omelet or reduced-sugarCoco Puff cereal and stringcheese, apple wedges, low-fatmilk (breakfast pizza at junior/seniorhigh).Thursday — Breakfast pizza orreduced-sugar Fruit Loops cerealand blueberry muffin, orange juicecup, low-fat milk (egg and cheeseTOPS (Take Off PoundsSensibly) Chapter 1558 ofGlencoe has changed itsmeeting date and location.Beginning April 2, Chapter1558 will meet at the FirstCongregational Church, 1400Elliott Ave., Glencoe, onTuesday evenings. Weigh-insbegin at 5:30 p.m., with themeeting to follow at 6 p.m.Visitors are welcome to attendtheir first TOPS meetingDeathsAdelineLonghenry, 87,of GlencoeAdeline Longhenry, 87, ofGlencoe, died Friday, March22, 2013, at Glencoe RegionalHealth Services long-termcare facility.Funeral services will beheld Thursday, March 28, at10 a.m., at St. John’s EvangelicalLutheran Church inHelen Township, rural Glencoe.Interment will be in thechurch cemetery.Visitation is today(Wednesday) from 5 p.m. to7 p.m., at the Johnson-McBride Funeral Chapel inGlencoe. Visitation continuesThursday one hour prior tothe service at the church.An online guest book isavailable at www.hantge.com.MaureenHantge, 72, ofHutchinsonMaureen Hantge, 72, ofHutchinson, died Monday,March 25, 2013, at the HarmonyRiver Living Center inomelet at junior/senior high).Friday —Pancakes with syrupor reduced-sugar Cinnamon ToastCrunch cereal, yogurt, dicedpears, low-fat milk (french toaststicks with syrup at junior/seniorhigh).Helen Baker/Lakeside LunchMonday — No school.Tuesday — Hot dog on a bun,french fries, deli combo sub,baked beans, baby carrots, petitebanana, chilled applesauce.Wednesday — Pancakes withsyrup, scrambled eggs, ham andcheese on a whole-grain bun,oven-baked tator tots, celerysticks with dressing, kiwi wedges,chilled peaches.Thursday — Herb-roastedchicken, dinner roll, fun lunch,mashed potatoes with gravy, babycarrots with dressing, orangewedges, chilled pears.Friday — Macaroni andcheese, bread stick, turkey andcheese on whole-grain bread,seasoned green beans, caesarromaine side salad with dressing,apple wedges, chilled mixed fruit.High School LunchMonday — No school.Tuesday — Mexican bar withchicken or beef nachos or tacos,brown rice, refried beans, sweetcorn salad, baby carrots withdressing, petite banana, chilledapplesauce.Wednesday — Hot dog on awhole-grain bun, baked beans,oven-baked french fries, chickpeasalad, cauliflower with dressing,Hutchinson.Funeral services will beTuesday, April 2, at 11 a.m.,at Faith Lutheran Church inHutchinson, with interment inOakland Cemetery, also inHutchinson.Visitation will be Monday,April 1, from 5 p.m. to 8p.m., and Tuesday, April 2,from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m., at thekiwi wedges, chilled peaches.Thursday — Grilled cheesesandwich, tomato soup, seasonedcorn, broccoli salad with raisins,red-pepper strips with dressing,orange, chilled pears.Friday — Pasta bar with chickenalfredo or marinara sauce,meatballs, steamed green beans,garlic bread stick, caesar romainesalad, baby carrots with dressing,apple, chilled mixed fruit.First Lutheran SchoolLunchMonday — No school, Easterbreak.Tuesday — Spaghetti hot dish,green beans, garlic bread, mandarinoranges, milk.Wednesday — Subs, lettucebar, peaches, milk.Thursday — Chicken noodlesoup, turkey/bologna sandwich,carrot sticks, mixed fruit, milk.Friday — Hamburgers, Frenchfries, pears, milk.St. Pius XLunchMonday — No school.Tuesday — Sloppy joe, orangewedges, peas, broccoli with dip,milk.Wednesday — Ham sub, soup,applesauce, corn, milk.Thursday — Riblet with bun,banana, baked beans, sweet potatofries, milk.Friday — French toast sticks,yogurt, mandarin oranges, vegetableswith dip, romaine salad,milk.TOPS changes meeting day, locationPLUMBINGFor all yourPlumbing & Heating needsand repairs call today!• Tempstar Gas, LP Furnace & A.C.• License #067203-PMDobrava Bros.Plumbing & Heating • Glencoe320-864-6335www.dobravabrothers.comHEATINGfree of charge. Then membershipis charged and a nominalchapter fee is in addition.TOPS is the originalweight-loss support and wellnesseducation organizationfounded more than 65 yearsago. It is the only nonprofit,noncommercial weight-lossprogram of its kind.TOPS promotes successfulweight management withweekly meetings, healthy eating,regular exercise andwellness information.TOPS has about 170,000members — male and femalefrom ages 7 and older — innearly 10,000 chaptersthrough the United States andCanada.For more information, callGloria at 320-864-4174 orJudy at 320-864-5495 or thewebsite www.tops.org.Dobratz-Hantge FuneralChapel in Hutchinson, andwill continue Tuesday, April2, for one hour prior to theservice at the church.An online guest book isavailable at www.hantge.com. 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