Tim Harlow

G. Robert Werness tended to the grieving
Werness, a respected funeral director, was founder of Mr. Basketball Minnesota and loved his community.
Nov 6, 2009

Zev Aelony, 71, a champion for civil rights
As one of the "Americus Four," he was jailed for trying to register black voters in south Georgia in the 1960s.
Nov 5, 2009

James Lehman set records as St. John's football player
"A kind and generous man," he played for Colts, was a teacher, insurance agent and father of pro golfer Tom.
Nov 4, 2009

Artist Ken Green helped others find a niche
Successful in his own right, the Minneapolis native reached out to young talent and promoted Art Crawl.
Nov 2, 2009

Donna Jackson, scholar of early Italian music
The expert on the works of 16th-century Italy taught music history at the University of Minnesota for 38 years.
Nov 1, 2009

Buddy Ruvelson, visionary businessman
He was a founding father of venture capitalism and was a friend to small-business owners and education.
Oct 31, 2009

Arthur Wolf shared music as his life's work
''Mr. Clarinet" was a teacher, band leader and performer, who didn't stop giving private lessons until he was 93. Former students call him an inspiration.
Oct 30, 2009

Organist Manz was the 'dean of church music'
Longtime Mount Olive organist and choral music composer was admired for his improvisation.
Oct 30, 2009

Michael Milbrath planned for flu outbreak
As a Waseca hospital official, he prepared for the spread of the H1N1 virus that claimed his life. He was passionate about patient care, family -- and baseball.
Oct 28, 2009

Cameron McMahon was a Bemidji trailblazer
The first woman elected to the City Council, she held to her convictions and "had moxie," says her daughter. "A force to be reckoned with," McMahon also was a radio host and served on numerous boards, committees and charitable organizations.
Oct 27, 2009


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