Obituaries

Donni Jolyn Hacker Rincon, 68, of Henderson, Nevada went to her heavenly home on August 18, 2023, surrounded by her sons and sisters. Donni was born to Don and Joan Hafley Hacker on July 17, 1955, in Kingman, Arizona. In Donni’s youth, she excelled in school and was active in many sports and clubs at Kingman High School. She graduated from Kingman High School in 1973. One of her early jobs as a child was to deliver ice buckets to many guests that were visiting the Holiday House Motel managed by her parents. Donni met the love of her life, Mike Rincon in Junior High School. They married on August

Donni Jolyn Hacker Rincon, 68, of Henderson, Nevada went to her heavenly home on August 18, 2023, surrounded by her sons and sisters. Donni was born to Don and Joan Hafley Hacker on July 17, 1955, in Kingman, Arizona. In Donni’s youth, she excelled in school and was active in many sports and clubs at Kingman High School. She graduated from Kingman High School in 1973. One of her early jobs as a child was to deliver ice buckets to many guests that were visiting the Holiday House Motel managed by her parents. Donni met the love of her life, Mike Rincon in Junior High School. They married on August

We lost a legend! On Monday, August 21, 2023, Charles Edwin Shelley, Jr., Ed as he was well known, went to meet his maker. He was born in Kingman, Ariz., on May 19, 1961 to Judith Shelley. Ed spent most of his childhood wandering the hills of this beautiful country as a trapper and hunter, which he continued to do into adulthood. In his life, Ed did more from a wheelchair than most people will ever accomplish with two working legs. He enjoyed riding his mules all over the mountains chasing lions. He was into snorkeling and even made it to the coastal waters of California once. He was a

Don Bamburg, 86, passed away on August 9, 2023, in Kingman, AZ. He was born on March 11, 1937. Don was a true cowboy at heart. He loved his horses and roped for many years with his brother Lee. His passion for horses and the cowboy lifestyle ran deep within him. Don was also a good friend to many, but his best friend was his nephew, Greg Holden. He cherished his family and was always there for them. Don is survived by his loving family, including Dixie Bamburg, Debbie Tirapelle (Dino), Rick Gastineau (Wendy), Lori Gastineau (Tony), Randy Gastineau (Kelley), Tracy Barker (Rich), Janet Ward (sister), Kathy McCammond (sister), Sandy