Raymond Pagenkopf married Lillian Albrecht (born and raised west of
     Herington) in 1938, living on the property of his father in a house
     William bought and had moved from Woodbine, which was the Kufalk house. 
     They started a dairy then, renting ground. They later bought land from
     Ora Kohler, grandfather Kleinschmidt's place and several farms after his
     father passed away. Raymond is a graduate of Woodbine High School; Lillian
     is a Herington High School graduate, and both have farmed nearly fifty
     years on Raymond's birthplace. They have one daughter, Deanna, who also
     attended Woodbine grade and high school, but graduated from Herington.
     Deanna and her husband, Jerry Dieker, live in Manhattan, Kansas and both
     are civil service employees. They have four children.
          Besides caring for the numerous livestock on the farm - hogs, cattle
     and sheep - being in dairy for 39 years, having their daughter in 4-H for
     eight years and helping a nephew in the 4-H program for nine years, they
     are active in the Immanuel Lutheran Church. At present, Raymond has
     cultivation ground rented out, but farms the alfalfa and brome for his 
     feeder cattle and sheep.
               
     Source: Woodbine, Kansas Centennial, 1887 - 1987, 
             Woodbine through the years pg. 107 
     Submitted by: Lillian Pagenkopf