Don Dietrich Obituary: Donald Avon Dietrich, 85, kicked the bucket July 27, 2017, in Warrensburg. He was brought into the world in WaKeeney, KS, in 1932 to Elda Merle Gregg and Oscar Elmer Dietrich. He experienced childhood with the family ranch before he moved with his mom to Topeka at around age 12. He went to secondary school in Pierre, SD, and dominated in track, ball and football. In 1950 he joined the Navy and filled in as a designer in San Diego before he completed his deployment in Guam.

He got a four year certification in design from Kansas State University in 1960. There he met Adelaide Rose, his significant other of 59 years, who endures. Ater school Don filled in as a metropolitan organizer and traffic engineer and for the U.S Census Bureau. He got back to K-State, acquired a graduate degree in notable safeguarding and filled in as a subordinate employee. In retirement Don and Addie visited a few mainlands and visited the United States and Canada, camper close by.

Wear likewise was a refined artist of works in iron dependent on Native American petroglyphs. His specialty was authorized for the Prairie Exhibit at the Missouri Botanical Garden can in any case be seen at the Shaw Nature Reserve, both in St. Louis. He was an adored spouse, father, granddad and companion. He energetically helped other people and was a living illustration of the saying, “Work is love made noticeable.” His most prominent satisfaction was making answers for vexing issues, fixing things before anybody realized they were broken,