Vern E Barlow 1927 2011 Estherville silhouette obituary
Vern Eugene Barlow 84 of Estherville died August 5 2011 at Avera Holy Family Health Estherville Funeral services held August 11 at First Presbyterian Church Estherville with Pastor Lynn Elrod officiating Burial followed at East Side Cemetery Estherville Military graveside rites by VFW Post 3388 and American Legion 91 Estherville Henry Olson Funeral Chapel handled arrangements He married Anita Swalve April 26 1947 He was member of First Presbyterian American Legion and lifelong VFW 3388 member Left to cherish wife Anita Children Michael and Marjean Barlow Catherine and Brian Miller six grandchildren five great grandchildren siblings Dorothy Lind Helen Ellingson Bonnie Montgomery and John Summary continues with extended family details including location references and affiliations.
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Vern E. Barlow
Estherville
Avera Holy Family Health
First Presbyterian Church
Lynn Elrod
East Side
VFW Post 3388
American Legion 91
Henry Olson
American Legion
VFW
Vera
Anita
Michael Barlow
Marjean
Minnetonka
Minn
Catherine Miller
Brian
Dorothy Lind
Helen Ellingson
Edina
Bonnie Montgomery
John
Springfield
Miss
Ellen Sandell 95 Thompson resident dies. services set
Ellen Sandell of Thompson, residing in Forest City, died August 5, 2011 at Muse Norris Hospice in Mason City. Funeral service August 11 at Bethany Lutheran Church Thompson with Pastor Mark Decker. burial Rose Hill Cemetery Thompson. Petersen Lund Funeral Home Forest City in charge. Born December 25, 1915 in Linden Township, she married Leonard Sandell October 8, 1934 in Estherville. She worked at Deluxe Factory Lake Mills from 1962 to 1981 and bowled in the Deluxe Ladies League. Survived by two sons Ronald and Roger, several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Ellen Sandell
Thompson
Forest City
Muse Norris Hospice
Mason City
Bethany Lutheran Church
Mark Decker
Rose Hill Cemetery
Petersen Lund
Petersenlundfh
Linden Township
Winnebago County
William H
Emma (Ensen) Olson
Combs County
Leonard Sandell
Estherville
Ronald
Roger
Ellen
Deluxe
Lake Mills
Deluxe Ladies
Circle
Bethany Ladies Aid
Forest Plaza Assisted Living
Sue
Bemidji
Minn
West St. Paul
Stella
Irene
William Junior
Emery
Ariel
Leonard
Ole
Robert R Beck overt Beck 64 of Fairmont Dies
Robert R Beck 64 of Fairmont Minnesota formerly Lakota died Thursday August 11 2011 at Mayo Clinic Health System Fairmont. Funeral services were held August 15 at Lakeview Funeral Home Fairmont with burial at Maple Hill Cemetery Lakota and military honors by Lee C Prentice American Legion Post 36 and Martin County VFW Post 1222. Beck was born August 31 1946 in Buffalo Center son of Kenneth R and Dessie C Beck grew up near Lakota active in 4 H and graduated Ledyard High School in 1966. He served in Vietnam with the 2nd Battalion 5 Cavalry 1st Cavalry Division, later worked as an auctioneer mechanic and truck driver. He lived in northern Iowa and southern Minnesota before moving to Fairmont in 2008 with Judy Hector. He was active in the Fairmont Eagles Club and led Singles and Solo Parents. He is survived by sisters Betty McShane Ella Hazelton and Linda Beck, brother Dale Beck, special friend Judy Hector, three nieces, three nephews, Judy's four children and nine grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents.
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Lakeview
Fairmont
Maple Hill
Lakota
Lee C. Prentice
Buffalo Center
Kenneth R
Dessie C. Bosman Beck
Robert
Ledyard
Ledyard High School
United States Army
Vietnam
Calvary 1
Calvary Division
Swea City
Iowa
Minnesota
Albert Lea
Fairbault
Judy
Betty McShane
Waseca
Minn
Ella Hazelton
Harlan
Linda Beck
Odessa
Tex
Dale Beck
Jerrilynn
Norwalk
Judy Hector
Kenneth
Dessie
Open House Planned by North Iowa High School for 2011-12
North Iowa High School invites parents and students to a two day open house on August 23 from 6 to 8 pm and August 24 from 4 to 6 pm. Principal Mike Embrock says the event will introduce teachers and classrooms and highlight new windows and air conditioning in the 1922 building.
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North Iowa High School
Mike Embrock
NICS
Embrock
NICD Renovations Advance at Buffalo Center Bank Building
The North Iowa Community Development Foundation is renovating the old Buffalo Center bank building on Main Street to house its offices. Brick work was reinforced in July after water damage, new windows installed last week, Kasota stone exposed, and structural updates including AC wiring gutters and a new roof completed. A temporary west-side office will open soon while the front portion is readied for a permanent NICD space. Contact details for NICD are provided for questions and ideas.
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North Iowa
Ole
Bank
Main Street
North Iowa Community Development
NICD
Kasota
Pam Yegge
Nicd Board of Directors
Yegge
Nicds
Nicky Baumann
Wetatel.net
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NIHS
Farm Bureau
Todd Gassman
Christian Miller
Heartland Power Co
Jason Wirth
Pioneer Seed
Jake's
NuTech Seed
Reve Seed Sales Inc
Winnebago County Fair
Farmers Co-op Association
FC Co-op
Five Star
Co-op Land O Lakes Kiow
Shropshire Lumber Inc
Winnebago County Community Foundation
Gold
Advanced Farm Services
Ag Advantage
Branstad Farms
Friesenberg & Larson
Nationwide Insurance
Stateline Grain Farms
Thompson Lions Club
State Savings Bank
Thompson Charities
Winnebago Cooperative Tele‘com Association
Craft Communication
Forest City Ford Hancock/Winnebago Lo Cattleman Kiewier Enterprises
Murra Hardware
Note & the Moonlighters
Paul Huling
Rod Olthoff
Storly Seeds
Wilson Dental
Ag Performance
Asmus Farm Supply
Dian & Chuck Kerns
Kina
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