Kathleen Achterhoff, 68

Funeral services for Kathleen Achterhoff were held Oct. 21 at 10 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Burke. Burial was in Graceland Cemetery in Burke.

Kathleen Marie Broome Achterhoff was born April 9, 1951 in Burke, SD to Walter and Marie Broome. She passed away Oct. 13, 2019 at home surrounded by her loving family.

Kathy attended school in Burke and graduated in 1969. After high school she attended beauty school in Sioux Falls. She then moved to Minneapolis for a year, and then to Winner, SD working as a CNA.

In 1976 she married Randy Achterhoff and to this union 2 children (Jeremy and Jessica) were born. In 1982 she moved back home to Burke, SD where she worked at the Burke Hospital until retiring in 2013.

Kathy loved her friends in Burke and having coffee and visiting was her favorite thing to do. She then moved to Clarkson, NE to be close to her children and grandchildren. Kathy lived her life for her children and grandchildren, a weekend didn’t usually go by without at least one of them begging to sleep at Grandma’s.

She loved watching Husker football with her oldest grandson Lane, cooking and teaching new recipes to her granddaughter Hailey, and allowing the three youngest grandkids to do anything they wanted because they were at her house and in her house it was her rules.

Kathy was preceded in death by parents Walter and Marie Broome, her stepfather Howard Frey, and her sister Theresa Horst.

Blessed to have shared her life were her son Jeremy (Brenda) Achterhoff of Bellevue, NE, daughter Jessica (Barret) Kudera of Clarkson, NE, brother Jack (Marcia) Broome of Burke, SD, sister MaryAnn (Terry) Klug of Burnsville, MN, brother Joe (Sharon) Broome of Colorado, brother Jim Broome of Clarkson, NE, her 5 grandchildren Lane, Hailey, Bennet, Mackenna, and Ayden, and several nieces and nephews and friends.

Warriors roll over Miller

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Phillip Jorgensen makes a tackle on a Mt. Vernon/Plankinton ballcarrier on Sept. 27.

The Winner football team rolled to a 56-0 shut out over Miller Monday afternoon in Miller. The game ended at the half due to the mercy rule.

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Runners place second in meet

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The Winner area country team includes in front from left Matthew Calhoon, Leila Balsiger, Katherine Jankauskas, Melanie Brozik, Saige Schuyler and Roper Moore. In back from left are coach Jayd Schuyler, Joseph Laprath, Meagan Blare, Kylar Meek, Dawson Phillips, Aryn Meiners, Kade Watson, Hayden McMurtrey and coach Reagan Nielsen.

Winner Area boys and girls cross county teams both took second place in the SESD Conference meet in Burke on Oct. 7.

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Cowgirls fall to Lyman

The Colome Cowgirls seemed to get outmatched on Monday, Oct. 7 when they fell in three sets of scores of 25-16, 25-17, and 25-10 to Lyman.

Haley Krumpus led Colome (8-12) in kills with five, and aces with two.

Elizabeth Yeamen recorded the only block for the Cowgirls. Saydee Heath finished with a team leading eight digs. Krumpus would also finish with five digs.

Lewis awarded scholarship

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Sophia Lewis of Winner, right and Alexis have been named the 2019 Cybersecurity and Gamewell family foundation scholarship winners at Dakota State University.

Alexis Kulm and Sophia Lewis have been named the 2019 SBS CyberSecurity and Gamewell Family Foundation Scholarship winners.

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Hunting is a staple

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A pheasant flies in the air as hunters get ready to take aim. The pheasant hunting season opens at noon on Oct. 19.

By Colton Hall
Staff writer

Pheasant hunting is a staple of South Dakota economy.

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