I am NOT afraid of the REAPER #7: St. Lukes Cmtry Traditional Cache

There is no need to go inside the fence to grab this small cache. Just park next to it. A full P&G cache. You are looking for a pill bottle that is camouflaged. I attached some wire ties to the cache to make it easier to retrieve from its hideout. Please make sure you hide it well after finding it, and pay special attention to let the wire ties accessible for the next geocacher.

The cemetery has not have a curfew but please restrain yourselves to go find after sunset or if anybody is having a service or visiting those resting here.

Here is another obituary of a permanent resident here at St. Luke's.

KOCHER, ALBERT ( 6-4-1965)

Onaga—Services will be at 3 p.m. today at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church at Duluth in Pottawatomie County for Albert Kocher, 91, Onaga, who died Friday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Harold McGuire, Onaga.

He was born March 9, 1874 in Germany. He was a farmer.

Survivors include two other daughters, Katherine Kocher and Mrs. Margaret Vaughn, both of Kansas City, Missouri; five sons, Herman Kocher, Carl Kocher and Harvey Kocher, all of Onaga, Bernard Kocher, Kansas City, Missouri and Arnold Kocher, Hiawatha; 14 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Burial will be in St. Luke’s South Cemetery at Wheaton. Tessendorf Mortuary at Onaga is in charge of arrangements.