Roger Dean Wilcox obituary from Hampton Iowa
Roger Dean Wilcox 70 of Hampton died Friday June 13 2014 at Saint Marys Hospital Rochester MN surrounded by family Funeral services were held June 17 at First Congregational United Church of Christ Hampton Rev John Byrne officiating He was born July 4 1943 in Lakota to Charles Alden and Hannah Bosma Wilcox He married Elaine Hassebrock in 1968 and had three children Chris Brian and Duane He worked for Iowa Select Farms 19 years and enjoyed reading westerns and traveling with Elaine He is survived by his wife three children six grandchildren a great grandson and several siblings and in laws Memorials may be sent to Hope Lodge American Cancer Society.
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Roger Dean Wilcox
Hampton
Saint Mary's Hospital
Rochester
First Congregational United Church of Christ
John Byrne
Roger
Charles Alden
Hannah (Bosma) Wilcox
Lakota
Alfred Wilcox
Neosho
Edna Joel
Geneva Wilcox
Alberta Wilcox
National Guard
Elaine Hassebrock
Chris
Brian
Duane
Iowa Select Farms
Elaine
Brad) Hoyle
Madrid
Tanya) Wilcox
Burnsville, NC
Brandy) Wilcox
Waverly
LaKeisha Hoyle
Ames
Brook Rohwedder
Cedar Falls
Jaina Hoyle
Ronnie Wilcox
Treasa Wilcox
Hannah Wilcox
Charles
DeeAnn Hassebrock
Robert Hassebrock
Wilbert Hassebrock
Hope Lodge
American Cancer Society
Second Street NW
Sietsema Vogel Funeral Home
TMNH Activity Director notes a busy week
Cammi Anderson recounts a week at TMNH with sensory groups a movie day bingo and prize donations from the Methodist Church. Highlights include dominoes sing along sessions a bald eagle learning moment a tie in bowling scores 141 and 177 and a Friday Elvis Presley exercise followed by Happy Hour.
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Methodist Church
Elvis Presley
Jo Meinders
Gale Newton
Mary Mathews
Cour
Violations and transfers echo through Winnebago courthouse
A compiled list shows numerous citations for speeding, license and insurance offenses across Forest City Buffalo Center Northwood and nearby towns with fines ranging from 87 to 397.50 dollars. It also notes numerous land transfers including Forest City subdivisions and estate-related deeds with multiple parties and lot numbers.
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Allan Schuler
Buffalo Center
Ralph Eslinger
Forest City
Robert Link
Northwood
Eric Thome
Paul Roeder
Waukon
Samantha Lindemann
Zachary Laidig
Swea City
Mark Melby
Dustin Weinkauf
Lake Mills
Jessica Adams
Barnes City
Tom Barkema
Corey Goodall
Sioux Falls
Karley Morton
Guthrie Center
Haley Schutter
Leland
Tyler Farris
Cynthia Torkelson
Brent Fencl
Minneapolis
Hilda Chavez de la Fuente
Clear Lake
LeeAnn —Eisner
Waterloo
Brian Riggan
Kalona
Darlene Geiken
Nathaniel Miller
Joice
Ronny Ennen
Juan Moran Delangel
Madeira
Wanda Book
Martin Vendler
Central Plaza Condominium Assn
Robert Eames
Sharon Eames
Dale Rayhons
Forest Township
James Wirth
Lee McInroy
Russell Piehl
Melody Piehl
Mitchell Storby
Stephane
Storby
Stephanie
Bridget Neilon
Kent Gossman
Linda Kemmerer
Lila M Gossman
DOD
Beth Kezar
Beth Wegener
Michael Kezar
Westgate 1St Subdivision
Marjorie Jefson
Monte Jefson
Bradley Miller
Jennifer Miller
Jeffrey Adams
Sandy ‘Adams
Alexander Lamoore
Annastasia Lamoore
Clinton Dr. Frewicks Subdivision
Summer Reading Programs Begin in Lakota and Thompson
Lakota and Thompson Public Libraries launch summer reading programs starting June 24 with themes, daily activities, and special programs through July 25. Thompson offers Story Time, Crafteroons,Movies, and talks by Lisa Ralls and the Reptile and Amphibian Discovery Zoo. open to kids 1-12 with registration by June 24. Lakota program runs June 24 to July 15 at the Community Center for preschool through sixth grade focusing on reading fun, with 70 new children's books from Libri Foundation and registrations due by June 21.
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Thompson
Thompson Library
Lisa Ralls
End Amphibian Discovery Zoo
Owatonna
Spain
Lakota the
Lakota Public Librarys
Pam
Foundation
Lakota
Lakpubli
Hickorytech
Picnic in the Park comes to Lakota in June
The second annual Picnic in the Park will take place Saturday in Lakota with events from 7:30 am. to 1:00 am. SK Fun Run Walk kicks off at 7:30 am with registration at City Hall. A noon kickball tournament, 3:00 pm Kiddie Carnival, train rides, music at 4:00 pm, and a 5:30 to 7:00 pm community meal with brats or hot dogs from Iowa Supreme Meats. A beer garden at Roadrunners Bar & Grill starts at 7:00 pm, followed by a 9:00 pm street dance featuring One Layne.
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Fim
Board of Trustees
Iowa Supreme Meats
Burt
Darell Spear
Roadrunners Bar & Grill
Main Street
One Layne
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