BEREAVEMENTS


Herman Eberhard Detering III, Houston, 76, died March 21. As a rancher, Herman became involved with studies of animal psychology and methods of natu- ral, non-coercive horsemanship. Adapting these methods to cattle, he pioneered low stress handling for ranchers, regularly writing articles for major publications including The Cattleman and The American Brahman Review. His video, “Natural Persuasion,” was a fi rst in the fi eld of low-stress herd management and remains a classic. Herman’s extensive life, career and thoughts about animal handling can be found on his web- site, www.hermandetering.com. He is survived by his wife, Mimi Crossley Detering, and numerous relatives and friends. Memorials may be made to True Blue Animal Rescue, P.O. Box 1107 Brenham, Texas, 77834.


Enjoy sun,


fun and get a little Cattle Raisers work done on the beach at


TSCRA


Summer Meeting June 25 to 27


Watch tscra.org for more details. 26 The Cattleman June 2015 thecattlemanmagazine.com


Eugene Gordon Geistweidt, Fred- ericksburg, 90, died April 1. He was born Aug. 16, 1924, in Fred- ericksburg, to Eugene and Meta Zesch Geistweidt. He graduated from Mason High School in 1941, and attended John Tarleton Agri- cultural College. He married Ellen Lochte on June 29, 1946. He is sur- vived by 3 sons and their spouses, Wayne and Kay Geistweidt, Fred- ericksburg; Gary and Peggy Cox Geistweidt, Fredericksburg; and Ted and Nancy Geistweidt, Fair Oaks Ranch; and numerous other relatives. Memorial contributions may be made to the Hill Country Memorial


Hospital Foundation,


Bethany Lutheran Church, St. Paul Lutheran Church, Mason, Texas, or to the charity of one’s choice.


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