Walter Hein's obituary, Harrison, Clare County, Michigan

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OBITUARIES-WALTER L. HEIN

      Walter L. "Wally" Hein, age 38 of Harrison, passed away Tuesday, 
May 12, 1998 in Clare.  Wally was born the son of Albert Hein and Rose 
Marie Pfannes on June 18, 1959 in Saginaw, Michigan.  Wally had lived 
in the Harrison area since coming from Florida in 1978.  Wally worked 
in the construction business, and loved to hunt. 
	Surviving Wally is his father Albert (Mary Lou) Hein of Harrison 
and his mother Rose Marie Zoellner of St. Louis; His children Jennifer 
M. and Jason of Pellston; His girlfriend Stephanie of Harrison, and 
her children whom he loved as his own Jenny and Charmaine of Harrison 
and Gary of Iowa.  His maternal grandparents Richard and Wanda Pfannes 
of Harrison and his paternal grandmother Kathleen Funke of Clare; Numerous
 brothers and sisers Kathleen of St. Louis, Mike of Brant, Tina (Matthew)
of Florida, Gerald (Nancy) of Michigan Center, Marlena (Dennis) of Lenwood,
California, Bob (Sue) of Harrison, Margie (Jeff) of Ontonagon, MI., Jum 
(Sue) of Las Vegas, NV., Shannon (Rob) of Harrison, Cindy of Idaho, Debbie 
(Larry) of Brant, Shelly (Nick) of Florida, and Becky (Jake) of Brant;  
Wally is also survived by 34 nieces and nephews. 
	Funeral Services for Wally took place on Saturday, May 16, 1998 at
2:00 P.M. with Elder Dale Beavers officiating.  Burial was in the Pleasant 
Plains Cemetery in Harrison.
  Memorials may be made as the donor wishes.  Arrangements by the
Stephenson-Wyman Funeral Home, Inc. of Clare.