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Brandon Valley Challenger 3A RECORDS Featuring Guest Speaker Brandon Native: Torrey Babb Torrey Babb is the President Founder of GOMADIS International and creator of The Mission Ball. He is married to Heather and has two children. His ministry is based in Brandon and is currently reaching around the world. The Mission Ball combines the most popular sport Soccer, with the most important message The Gospel. To date over 65,000 Mission Balls have been used in over 70 different countries to proclaim the Good news alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone.

Admission includes a full breakfast, prayers for all sectors of our community, musical selections, a skit performed by our youth more! The Brandon Valley Ministerial Association Presents the 7th Annual Brandon Area Friday, August 21, 2015 7:00 a.m. Hosted at Brandon Valley High School Commons Tickets are $10 per person or $75 for a table of 8 Student Tables $50 for table of 8 All students 18 under attend free, thanks to our sponsors! For Tickets or More Information Contact: Paul VanDeBerg (582-6311), Carla Gross (582-6902), Bob Young (940-2083) or Laura Kuehl (360-9446). Thank you for your support! ts from the event will be given back to local charities SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE will also take place for area students BVHS teacher Jacob Shoup will be performing a couple special music numbers Skit will be put on by BVHS theatre students Prayer Breakfast Kenneth N. Funeral services for Kenneth N. Hansen, 72, of Sioux Falls, were held Thursday, July 30, 2015, at St.

ichael atholic hurch. r. anson died Saturday, July 25, 2015, at his home surrounded by his family. Kenneth was born April 15, 1943 in Laurel, to Carl and Marie (Rasmussen) Hansen. He grew up and attended school in Laurel, Lone Tree and Wayne, Neb.

He graduated from Wayne High School in 1961. He later graduated with a degree from Wayne State College. Ken married Anne Verzani on Aug. 9, 1980 in Elk Point. They raised their family in Brandon before moving to Sioux alls in 1994.

He worked a an accountant at Zen ith of Iowa, Electronics and Litton Comp any. He became a courier for Sanford USD Medical center and happily remained there for 20 years. He is survived by Anne, his wife of 35 years; daughters, Christine (Yingst) Rios and her husband, Roy, Sioux Falls, Angela (Yingst) Sipple and her husband, Andrew, Albertville, Nancy (Yingst) arquardt and her husband, Grant, Sioux Falls, and Debbie (Yingst) Parks and her husband, Butch, Okoboji, Iowa; sister, Elenore Merritt and her husband James, Norfolk, brother, Carl LeRoy Hansen and his ife, Shirley, South Sioux ity, and 11grand- hildren, Trever Marquardt, Nathan Mattox, ristan Marquardt, Cecilia Sipple, Viggo Rios, Luke Sipple, Elijah Rios, Gabriella Sipple, Alexander Sipple, Rudy Parks and Mary Sipple. He was preceded in death by his parents, Carl and Marie, and his grandparents. For the complete obituary and online condolences, visit www.george- boom.com.

OBITUARIES Kenneth Hansen Louise Memorial services for Louise Elizabeth (Goheen) Bieber, 82, of Brandon, were held Saturday, Aug. 1, 2015, at Heartland Funeral Home, Brandon. Mrs. Bieber died Wednesday, July 29, 2015, a the Dougherty Hospice ome, Sioux Falls after a short battle with cancer. Lou was born April 24, 1933, in a midwife house i Aberdeen, S.D., to Grant and Hulda (Raug ust) Goheen.

She was born into a family with 10 rothers and two sisters. She attended elementary chool at Adams School and graduated from Cent ral High School in 1952. She attended nine months a the Aberdeen School of Commerce after graduation. In childhood she attended the Salvation A rmy Church and the Assembly of God Church. ou married Aaron Bieber on May 3, 1952 and moved with him during the Air Force enlistment Sherman, Great alls, and finally Air Force Base, Chicago, Ill.

At AFB, she worked in the finance office. After enlistment, hey stayed in the area. hey had two children, David Brian and Cynthia Lynn. In 1958, they returned to Aberdeen and Lou worked in the Gamble Store (Tempo Department Store) for 21years as a bookkeeper, accountant, and finally as the receiving manager. When the store closed in 1981, Lou attended 19 semester ours of accounting and business a Northe rn State niver- sity and worked at the Hub A rea Technical School as sec- for 14 During this ime, they lived on a farm 25 miles north of Aber- een.

She then worked part-time as office man- a ger of the Aberdeen Builders Exchange. After hey moved to Brandon in 2003, Lou worked two years part-time for Mills Enterprise Trucking in ioux Falls, and when they closed, she retired in 2 007. Lou was a member of Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Good Shepherd utheran and later joined a mission church, Holy ross Lutheran in Aberdeen, until 2003. When they moved to Brandon, they joined Brandon Lutheran Church. She was volunteer general treasurer and part-time office for Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Aberdeen, and leader of the TOPS diet support group in Brandon.

On March 17, 2015, Lou ieber was diagnosed with Stage 4 Pancreatic cancer which had moved to the liver. She soon aft er entered the hospice rogram with Aaron. he is survived by her husband, Aaron Bieber; son, David (Patricia) Bieber, Aberdeen; daugh- er, Cindy (Martin) Borske, Mason City, I owa; grandson, Ben (Christine) Piearson; and ne great-granddaughter, Riley, Cape Cod, ne granddaughter, Vanessa Piearson, Mason ity, Iowa; brothers, John (Paula) Goheen, Lexing- on, and Eugene Goheen of San Diego, two sisters-in-law, Jan Goheen, Rapid City, and illie Goheen, Boca Raton, Fla. ou was preceded in death by her parents, eight brothers and two sisters. or the complete obit- ary and online condo- ences, visit www.hear- tlandfunerals.com.

Lou Bieber 24 Two-vehicle accident at South Splitrock Boulevard and East Aspen boulevards, one driver cited for failure to yield. Check security in 1530 block of South River Oak Avenue, checked OK, advised. Disorderly subjects in 410 block of West Park treet, advised, sent on ay. Juvenile cited for underage alcohol and curfew violation in 920 block of orth Splitrock Boulevard; one other juvenile ited for curfew. Scott Daniel Van- oorst, 31, arrested for DUI-2 nd in 1100 block of ast Holly Boulevard.

25 Report of found prop- rty at West Park Street and South Locust Avenue, unable to locate. Parking violation in 1 400 block of East Birch Street, owner advised. Medical emergency in 3010 block of East Aspen Boulevard, turned over to MED-Star. Fraud reported in 1 510 block of East Birch treet, advised. Public assist in 300 block of South Main Avenue.

Motorist assist at South Splitrock Boulevard and South Fifth Avenue. Parking violation in 100 block of West Alpine Circle, owner advised. Report of a reckless driver in 1000 block of North Splitrock Boulevard, advised. Medical emergency in 3000 block of East Asp en Boulevard, turned over to MED-Star. Check well-being of subject in 1200 block of ast Redwood Boulevard, a dvised.

Fraud reported in 400 block of North Ninth Avenue, advised. Fireworks reported i 1300 block of East Redwood Boulevard, advised. Medical emergency in 100 block of South Summ er Avenue, turned over to MED-Star. Disorderly subject in 500 block of West Park treet, located subject in 1000 block of North Split rock Boulevard; Lambert James Gunhammer, for in building, grand heft and criminal entry of amotor vehicle. 26 Medical emergency in 110 block of North Spli- trock Boulevard, turned over to MED-Star.

isorderly subject in 210 block of South Main Avenue, advised. Two-vehicle accident in 1000 block of North Spli- trock Boulevard, one driver cited for illegal lane change. Check security in 410 block of North Ninth Aven ue, checked OK, advised. Disorderly phone calls reported in 610 block of South Main Avenue, adv ised. 27 Tagged abandoned vehicle at North Splitrock Boulevard and I-90.

Burglary reported in 1000 block of North Ninth A venue, under investigation. Vandalism reported in 600 block of South Seco nd Avenue, under investigation. Motorist assist at South Fifth Avenue and ast Holly Boulevard. Parking violation in 1500 block of East Birch Street, owners advised, moved. Cory Thomas Baker, BRANDON POLICE REPORT PROPERTY RANSFERS The following is a partial list of area property transfers for July 1-10, 2015, on record in the Minnehaha County Equalization Office.

Doll ar amounts are rounded. 105 Lynx Valley prings, from Homes tead Construction LLC Eric and Tabitha LaFond, $160,000. 25258 482 nd Garretson, from Peggy and Jeffrey B. Lueck to Bart and Kathleen Metzger, $505,000. 1409 W.

Meadowbrook Trail, Brandon, from John Leonard and Donna R. Viessman to Michael and Kaitlyn Burns, $177,500. 204 E. Switch Grass Trail, Brandon, from Calvin and Vicki Tjeerdsma Lynn A. and Jody L.

lake, $260,000. 216 North Needles Drive, Brandon, from Rac hel and Matthew Tinker to Jason Bosma and Hark- kiran Singh, $139,000. 2608 E. Sunrise Court, Brandon, from Douglas L. and Michelle L.

Lusk to Matthew G. and Rachel L. Tinker, $245,000. 2601E. Sunflower, Brandon, from Christine and Daniel J.

Kuik to Lonny and Jodi Ackerman, $270,500. 804 Valley Springs, Debbie Lynn Pet erson to Michael and Nic ole Donner, $150,000. 409 Essex Garretson, from Susan R. chiefelbein to Anne Pedersen, $90,000. 2809 E.

Sunflower Circle, Brandon, from American Siding Inc. to James P. and Vickie L. David, $306,000. ON RECORD.