RICE COUNTY, Kan. — Kansas State Treasurer Steven Johnson visited Lyons on Wednesday, July 30 for the Unclaimed Property Campaign and shared a “Treasurer’s Top Ten” list of businesses and people in Rice County with unclaimed funds.
Treasurer’s Top Ten Businesses: Rice County
- Good Samaritan Society – Lyons
- Reed Pharmacy – Sterling
- WT Limited Partnership – Sterling
- Crawford Miller Inc – Lyons
- Unified School District 401 – Raymond
- Keesling Seed Farms Inc – Chase
- LR Communications – Little River
- Coyote Trucking – Little River
- Rice County Ambulance (Ambulance) – Lyons
- Hospital Dist. 1 – Lyons
Treasurer’s Top Ten: Rice County
- Katie Stewart Estate – Lyons
- Mary K Stoltenbert Estate – Bushton
- Jill Hasler Vega – Sterling
- Patricia H Daniels – Sterling
- Donald Williams – Lyons
- Gerald D Dimitt – Lyons
- Brandon & Allene Gantz – Sterling
- Clyde S Ricker – Raymond
- Harold L Gable – Chase
- Ellen V Welch – Lyons
If you know someone on the list, let them know to visit Treasurer.ks.gov to search for their name and make a claim. They can also call 1-800-432-0386 (toll free) to speak to a member of the Unclaimed Property Division.
According to the Kansas State Treasurer, one and seven Kansans are owed a portion of over $600 million in unclaimed assets held by the State Treasurer’s Office. In 2024, the average unclaimed property payout was $630. This money comes from forgotten bank accounts, stocks, bonds, insurance premium overpayments, refunds, abandoned safe deposit boxes and other property.
The State Treasurer’s Office aims to locate as many rightful owners and heirs as possible.
“Every dollar returned is another dollar filtered back into local communities, which is great for all of Kansas,” Johnson stated. “For that reason, I encourage everyone to search for their name, along with the names of friends and family.”
