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Kay Marie Hanson Fritsche, 79, passed away on May 6th, 2023 in Mesa, AZ. She was born on December 15th, 1943 in Minneapolis, MN to Harry and Ruth Hanson. Kay grew up in Excelsior, MN and graduated from Minnetonka High School and later attended Winona State University for a brief period. She married Alan Fritsche in 1965 and they later divorced. She worked and retired from the phone company, Northwestern Bell/US West as an operator and customer service representative. Her years of work provided many life long friends. Kay was a fun-loving person who enjoyed spending time outdoors, going on vacations, camping, playing cards and dice, and winning at games. She cherished spending time with her family and friends. She had a strong Christian faith and trust in God. She is survived by her three children and eight grandchildren Todd (Tonya), Skylar, Nolan, Adalia; Mike (Anne Beighley), Alec Wees, Casey Rosenquist, Stella; and Lisa DeLuca (Brian), Dominick and Barrett. Kay was preceded in death ....
right now, president obama is heading home after his pitch in copenhagen. that committee is expected to announce the winning city soon. a 12-year-old is critically injured after being hit by a car in germantown. the boy was trying to catch a school bus. and for the second day in the row, bad market information. news4 midday begins right now. good morning, and i am glad you are with us. on this friday, the 2nd of october, 2009. in a while, the committee will announce the host city for the 2016 olympic games. and they heard a passionate pitch from barack obama. hey, kristin, the excitement building, huh? reporter: yeah, it feels like a celebration even though they do have to wait a little longer to getethe final decision. a lot of these people were up early, and chicago by luck of the draw was the first to give its presentation early this morning in the overnight hours. they pulled out all of the stops, including the president to try and bring it home. for ....