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was a retired attorney.Robert Korte, bs ’61, 82, Lee’sSummit, Missouri, on Oct. 27, 2013.Arlo Kunkel, bba ’60, 77,Charlottesville, Virginia, onFeb. 18. He worked for FordMotor Co. and as a vice presidentfor Ford New Holland.Gary Magathan, bs ’69, 73,Topeka, on March 19. He workedas a food and drug inspector forthe Department of Health andEnvironment for the State ofKansas. Survivors include brotherPhilip Magathan, bs ’76, Olathe,Kansas, and sister-in-law Janice(Phillips) Magathan, bba ’76,Olathe.Richard Raugewitz, ba ’64, 80,Wellsville, Kansas, on Nov. 8, 2014.Harland Rieger, ba ’61, jd ’64, 77,Topeka, on Feb. 4. He served inthe Kansas National Guard andthe Air Force for 36 years, retiringas a lieutenant colonel. Riegerwas an assistant district attorneyin Shawnee County and had aprivate practice for more than40 years. Survivors include wifeBarbara (Sherman) Rieger, bfa’64, Albuquerque, New Mexico,and daughters Cardinal Rieger,ba ’89, ba ’90, Albuquerque,and Turna (Rieger) Burgos,attendee, Corales, New Mexico.James Schlegel, bba ’65, 81, BellaVista, Arkansas, on April 15. Heserved in the Army during theKorean Conflict and was the city/county regional planning directorfor the City of Topeka for morethan 40 years. Survivors includewife Deanna (Bonnett) Schlegel,in-law Kevin Terpening, bba’87, Taylor Lake Village, Texas,and Arlen Zentner, bba ’93,Berryton, Kansas.Mary (Wright) Schuster,b ed ’64, 82, Topeka, on May 7.She was a teacher in the Auburn-Washburn Unified School District.Schuster was a member of DeltaGamma and Phi Kappa Phi.Survivors include son StevenSchuster, jd ’85, Kansas City,Missouri, attendee.James Waddell, bba ’63, 75,Topeka, on May 23. He servedin the Marine Corps Reservesbefore working as a coffee buyer forFolgers and working for the Stateof Kansas. Waddell was a memberof Kappa Sigma, Sagamore, Who’sWho Among Students at AmericanUniversities and Colleges and theKaw staff. Survivors include wifeKathleen (Worland) Waddell,bsw ’80, Topeka.Judy (Williams) Wagstaff,b ed ’69, 67, Topeka, onMarch 16. She was a teacherin the Topeka Unified SchoolDistrict for nearly 20 years.Wagstaff was a member of ZetaTau Alpha. Survivors includehusband Stanley Wagstaff, bed ’69, m ed ’72, Topeka, sonJustin Wagstaff, bs ’99, Topeka,daughter Jennifer (Wagstaff)Carter, b ed ’96, and son-in-lawChristopher Carter, ba ’91,Topeka.Jimmy Walker, jd ’67, 73,Pittsburg, Kansas, on April 30.He was the owner of MidwestTank and Overhead Door.1970sRichard Ballinger, jd ’77, 62,Derby, Kansas, on Jan. 23. He wasa judge for the 18th Judicial DistrictCourt. Ballinger was an intern inthe law clinic at Washburn.Fenwick Byrd, bs ’75, bsn ’82, 66,Topeka, on Feb. 20. He servedin the Air Force before workingas a medical technologist andregistered nurse.Jane (Wolfe) Clelland, ba ’72,m ed ’96, 64, Topeka, onMarch 16. She was a mathteacher in the Topeka UnifiedSchool District and a textbookconsultant for Houghton MifflinPublishing Co. Clelland alsoowned a McDonald’s restaurantin Wamego, Kansas. Survivorsinclude husband Robert Clelland,bba ’76, Topeka.Michael Donnelly, bba ’70, 77,Bullhead City, Arizona, onMarch 4. He served in theNational Guard, was a trafficengineer for more than 50 yearsand owned Phoenix Dragway.Donnelly was a member of theIndependent Student Association.Survivors include daughterCynthia (Donnelly) Bailey,b music ’92, San Antonio, Texas,brother Patrick Donnelly, bs ’66,bba ’70, Topeka, and sister Dixie(Donnelly) Wentoch, bs ’67,Overland Park, Kansas.Ronald Eddy, ba ’71, 87,Topeka, on Jan. 26. He servedin the Navy during World WarII, had an apprenticeship atBurlington Northern SantaFe Railway and worked in thefor 20 years before openinghis own business, Studio ArtsFrame Shop. Suvivors includewife Celia (Foster) Eddy, ba ’67,Topeka.Martha (Keller) Fairbank,bsw ’72, 65, Topeka, onMarch 3. Survivors includesister-in-law Carolyn Keller, bed ’66, Littleton, Colorado.Melvin Falck, ba ’74, 92,Topeka, in May 2015. He servedin the Army during World WarII, fighting in the Battle of theBulge. Falck received the BronzeStar, Purple Heart and CombatInfantry Badge. He worked forBurroughs Corp., taught pianoand was a writer. Survivors includeson Terry Falck, ba ’74, ma ’95,Topeka, and daughters-in-lawKathy (Dwyer) Falck, aa ’79,Topeka, and Debbie Roth-Falck,bba ’74, Edmond, Oklahoma.Michael Friesen, jd ’76, 71,Garden City, Kansas, on April 4.He was a probate and juvenilejudge before working as anattorney for 30 years. Friesen was amember of Phi Delta Phi.Donald Frigon, jd ’78, 61, DodgeCity, Kansas, on Sept. 5, 2014. Hewas an attorney. Suvivors includefather Bernard Frigon, ba ’53,jd ’53, Scottsdale, Arizona, andbrother Bradley Frigon, jd ’81,Littleton, Colorado.Mary (McIlrath) Hall, m ed ’75, 90,Topeka, on March 5. She was anelementary school librarian for theTopeka Unified School District.Survivors include son Allan Hall,ba ’76, Lawrence, Kansas.bba ’88, Bella Vista, and sons-superintendent of ships officeCharles Harrison, ba ’75, 66,*Alumni Association members are highlighted in blue.51 In Memory 50