Mary Aline Oihus, 86, of Austin, died at Prairie Manor Care Center in Blooming Prairie Tuesday evening, July 5, 2011.

She was born Dec. 3, 1924, to Alfred and Isabel McAfee in Oak Park, Ill. Mary grew up and attended school in Albert Lea. She married Willard Oihus on in 1942 in Long Beach, Calif. They returned to Austin where Mary worked at Hormel Foods Corp. for 35 years. She loved to read, travel and spend time with family, especially the grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She spent some summers near International Falls where she enjoyed boating. Winters were spent in Arizona. She moved to Prairie Manor in March of this year.

Survivors include two grandchildren, Jason and Jennifer (Davin) Johnson; two great-grandchildren, Colby and Riley; brother, Alfred (Alice) McAfee of St. Paul; nieces, Sue Elle and Betsy McAfee.

She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Willard in 1995; a son, Richard in 1964; daughter, Karen Linse in 2011; nephew, Mark McAfee.

Memorial services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, July 9, at Worlein Funeral Home Chapel with Pastor Charles Leonard officiating. Visitation is one hour prior to the service. Interment is at Oakwood Cemetery. The family prefers memorials to American Cancer Society. Condolences may be expressed to the family online at www.worlein.com.

Phillip Henricks, 60

Phillip Henricks “Jazzy J,” 60, of Minneapolis. Our lives were forever changed when on June 3, 2011, Phil lost his valiant three-year struggle with cancer; he passed away peacefully at home. He was preceded in death by his parents, Fred and Thelma Henricks of Austin and his beloved brother, Herb of

Rochester.

Phil is survived by his sons, Morgan and Jacob of Minneapolis; sister, Mona Moede and husband John of Golden Valley and Palm Springs, Calif.; four brothers, Ronald of Chester, Iowa, Thomas and wife Carmine of Marietta, Ga., Gerald and wife, Susan of Farmington, Theodore and wife, Kathy, of Fairport, N.Y., and sister-in-law Christene Henricks of Rochester; a host of aunts and uncles, nieces and nephews and cousins; and a treasured group of friends from the “world of music” who helped him continuously over the past three years. Phil was widely known within the Twin Cities community as the founder of TwinCitiesRadio.net, which featured local talent through live Internet radio.

Upon graduation from Austin High School in 1969, he pursued a career in hotel management and was also a co-founder, developer and manager of chemical dependency rehabilitation centers in Minnesota, Ohio and New Jersey. Upon his return to Minnesota, in between fishing trips to Duluth, he attended college and became certified as an information analyst and technician.

Phil’s involvement in the music industry resulted from his love of music and the great pleasure he experienced when he spent his late afternoons and evenings in Minneapolis uptown coffee houses where he listened to local artists perform and enjoyed his favorite “cup of java.” A service in tribute to Phil was held on Thursday, June 16, 2011, at the Cremation Society of Minnesota Chapel in south Minneapolis.