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John 'Norm' Burton John "Norm" Burton of Manistique began working as a carpenter, then later owned and operated several businesses in the Wayne area. He was the owner and proprietor of a gasoline and service station, a fuel oil delivery service, and a lawn mower and bicycle sales and repair service. He spent quite a... More ... Carl Huffman Carl Huffman of Manistique was a Great Lakes sailor, working the past 24 years for the American Steamship Line, and 10 years before that for the Steinbrenner group under the late Captain Ray I. McGrath of St. Ignace. Mr. More ...
Josephine Miller, 82, of Drummond Island, was a devoted homemaker who cared for her children, foster children, and grandchildren. Mrs. Miller died August 29, 2007, one day before her 83rd birthday. She was born in Hibbing, Minnesota, August 30, 1924, to Michael Pawli and Elizabeth (nee Taylor) P... More ... John Baum John Robert Baum of St. Ignace Township was well known in the Rudyard area, and owned Northwoods Sporting Goods store in Rudyard for several years. He also worked as a cook at several area restaurants, including Little Bob's New Frontier Restaurant in St. Ignace and Mainstreet Cafe in Pickford. Mr... More ...
Conrad H. Shoberg, 88, of Cedarville, was a World War II veteran and a longtime businessman in the Les Cheneaux area. Mr. Shoberg was active in local government, serving on many committees. He passed away Wednesday, August 29, 2007, at Mackinac Straits Hospital in St. Ignace. More ... Paul Mackin Paul E. Mackin, 51, of St. Ignace died Tuesday, August 28, 2007, at Mackinac Straits Hospital Long Term Care, surrounded by his family and friends. He was born in St. Ignace October 7, 1955, to Patrick J. and Therese (nee Fenlon) Mackin. As a youth, he was a member of the Boy Scouts and the first... More ... |
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