Published in The Bismarck Tribune (Bismarck ND) on 15 Feb 1983, Tuesday, Page 7
Memorial services for Robert S. Cheshire, Jr., 32, 3010 E. Ave. C, a Federal Deputy Marshal who was killed Sunday in a shooting at Medina, will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at McCabe United Methodist Church in Bismarck. Dr. Robert Paul and Stephan Grundmeier will officiate. Area law enforcement officials and members of the North Dakota National Guard will be honorary pallbearers. A place of burial has not been chosen.
Mr. Cheshire was born June 14, 1950, in San Francisco. He graduated high school in San Mateo, Calif., attended San Mateo Junior College, and married Lynn Grundmeier there on Jan. 29, 1972.
His career as a law enforcement began when he joined the Foster City, Calif., police force in 1972. He joined the U.S. Navy in 1973 and was stationed at Norfolk, Virginia, and Adak, Alaska. The Cheshires moved to Bismarck in 1977. He graduated from Bismarck Junior College and was sworn in as a Deputy Marshal in 1978. He trained in the Federal Enforcement Academy and its Range Officers School and attended the State Attorney General's hostage management course in Bismarck. He was a First Lieutenant in the North Dakota National Guard.
He leaves his wife, sons Ryan and Jeremy, and daughter Kristen, all at home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cheshire, Sr., of San Mateo; and a sister, Mrs. Gary [Nancy Jean] Goersz of Fremont, Calif.
Arrangements by Perry-Eastgate Funeral Service, Bismarck.
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U.S. Marshal Kenneth Muir and U.S. Deputy Marshal Robert Cheshire died in a shootout with tax protesters Gordon Kahl and wife Joan Kahl, their son Yori Von Kahl, and friends David Broer and Scott Faul. Two other law enforcement officers and Yori Kahl were injured.
Gordon Kahl vanished. Authorities caught up with him in June 1984 near Smithville, Arkansas. When Kahl was located inside a residence, he and Sheriff Harold Matthews of the Lawrence County, Arkansas, Sheriff's Department, shot each other almost simultaneously. Kahl died instantly, and Sheriff Matthews later died on a hospital operating table.
Joan Kahl was acquitted. Broer was released from prison on 24 Aug 1989. Yori Kahl and Faul are serving life sentences in Federal Bureau of Prisons facilities.
Memorial services for Robert S. Cheshire, Jr., 32, 3010 E. Ave. C, a Federal Deputy Marshal who was killed Sunday in a shooting at Medina, will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at McCabe United Methodist Church in Bismarck. Dr. Robert Paul and Stephan Grundmeier will officiate. Area law enforcement officials and members of the North Dakota National Guard will be honorary pallbearers. A place of burial has not been chosen.
Mr. Cheshire was born June 14, 1950, in San Francisco. He graduated high school in San Mateo, Calif., attended San Mateo Junior College, and married Lynn Grundmeier there on Jan. 29, 1972.
His career as a law enforcement began when he joined the Foster City, Calif., police force in 1972. He joined the U.S. Navy in 1973 and was stationed at Norfolk, Virginia, and Adak, Alaska. The Cheshires moved to Bismarck in 1977. He graduated from Bismarck Junior College and was sworn in as a Deputy Marshal in 1978. He trained in the Federal Enforcement Academy and its Range Officers School and attended the State Attorney General's hostage management course in Bismarck. He was a First Lieutenant in the North Dakota National Guard.
He leaves his wife, sons Ryan and Jeremy, and daughter Kristen, all at home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cheshire, Sr., of San Mateo; and a sister, Mrs. Gary [Nancy Jean] Goersz of Fremont, Calif.
Arrangements by Perry-Eastgate Funeral Service, Bismarck.
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U.S. Marshal Kenneth Muir and U.S. Deputy Marshal Robert Cheshire died in a shootout with tax protesters Gordon Kahl and wife Joan Kahl, their son Yori Von Kahl, and friends David Broer and Scott Faul. Two other law enforcement officers and Yori Kahl were injured.
Gordon Kahl vanished. Authorities caught up with him in June 1984 near Smithville, Arkansas. When Kahl was located inside a residence, he and Sheriff Harold Matthews of the Lawrence County, Arkansas, Sheriff's Department, shot each other almost simultaneously. Kahl died instantly, and Sheriff Matthews later died on a hospital operating table.
Joan Kahl was acquitted. Broer was released from prison on 24 Aug 1989. Yori Kahl and Faul are serving life sentences in Federal Bureau of Prisons facilities.
Published in The Bismarck Tribune (Bismarck ND) on 15 Feb 1983, Tuesday, Page 7
Memorial services for Robert S. Cheshire, Jr., 32, 3010 E. Ave. C, a Federal Deputy Marshal who was killed Sunday in a shooting at Medina, will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at McCabe United Methodist Church in Bismarck. Dr. Robert Paul and Stephan Grundmeier will officiate. Area law enforcement officials and members of the North Dakota National Guard will be honorary pallbearers. A place of burial has not been chosen.
Mr. Cheshire was born June 14, 1950, in San Francisco. He graduated high school in San Mateo, Calif., attended San Mateo Junior College, and married Lynn Grundmeier there on Jan. 29, 1972.
His career as a law enforcement began when he joined the Foster City, Calif., police force in 1972. He joined the U.S. Navy in 1973 and was stationed at Norfolk, Virginia, and Adak, Alaska. The Cheshires moved to Bismarck in 1977. He graduated from Bismarck Junior College and was sworn in as a Deputy Marshal in 1978. He trained in the Federal Enforcement Academy and its Range Officers School and attended the State Attorney General's hostage management course in Bismarck. He was a First Lieutenant in the North Dakota National Guard.
He leaves his wife, sons Ryan and Jeremy, and daughter Kristen, all at home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cheshire, Sr., of San Mateo; and a sister, Mrs. Gary [Nancy Jean] Goersz of Fremont, Calif.
Arrangements by Perry-Eastgate Funeral Service, Bismarck.
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U.S. Marshal Kenneth Muir and U.S. Deputy Marshal Robert Cheshire died in a shootout with tax protesters Gordon Kahl and wife Joan Kahl, their son Yori Von Kahl, and friends David Broer and Scott Faul. Two other law enforcement officers and Yori Kahl were injured.
Gordon Kahl vanished. Authorities caught up with him in June 1984 near Smithville, Arkansas. When Kahl was located inside a residence, he and Sheriff Harold Matthews of the Lawrence County, Arkansas, Sheriff's Department, shot each other almost simultaneously. Kahl died instantly, and Sheriff Matthews later died on a hospital operating table.
Joan Kahl was acquitted. Broer was released from prison on 24 Aug 1989. Yori Kahl and Faul are serving life sentences in Federal Bureau of Prisons facilities.
Memorial services for Robert S. Cheshire, Jr., 32, 3010 E. Ave. C, a Federal Deputy Marshal who was killed Sunday in a shooting at Medina, will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at McCabe United Methodist Church in Bismarck. Dr. Robert Paul and Stephan Grundmeier will officiate. Area law enforcement officials and members of the North Dakota National Guard will be honorary pallbearers. A place of burial has not been chosen.
Mr. Cheshire was born June 14, 1950, in San Francisco. He graduated high school in San Mateo, Calif., attended San Mateo Junior College, and married Lynn Grundmeier there on Jan. 29, 1972.
His career as a law enforcement began when he joined the Foster City, Calif., police force in 1972. He joined the U.S. Navy in 1973 and was stationed at Norfolk, Virginia, and Adak, Alaska. The Cheshires moved to Bismarck in 1977. He graduated from Bismarck Junior College and was sworn in as a Deputy Marshal in 1978. He trained in the Federal Enforcement Academy and its Range Officers School and attended the State Attorney General's hostage management course in Bismarck. He was a First Lieutenant in the North Dakota National Guard.
He leaves his wife, sons Ryan and Jeremy, and daughter Kristen, all at home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cheshire, Sr., of San Mateo; and a sister, Mrs. Gary [Nancy Jean] Goersz of Fremont, Calif.
Arrangements by Perry-Eastgate Funeral Service, Bismarck.
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U.S. Marshal Kenneth Muir and U.S. Deputy Marshal Robert Cheshire died in a shootout with tax protesters Gordon Kahl and wife Joan Kahl, their son Yori Von Kahl, and friends David Broer and Scott Faul. Two other law enforcement officers and Yori Kahl were injured.
Gordon Kahl vanished. Authorities caught up with him in June 1984 near Smithville, Arkansas. When Kahl was located inside a residence, he and Sheriff Harold Matthews of the Lawrence County, Arkansas, Sheriff's Department, shot each other almost simultaneously. Kahl died instantly, and Sheriff Matthews later died on a hospital operating table.
Joan Kahl was acquitted. Broer was released from prison on 24 Aug 1989. Yori Kahl and Faul are serving life sentences in Federal Bureau of Prisons facilities.
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