Charles L. Davis obituary from Shellsburg Iowa
Charles L Davis 87 of Shellsburg Iowa died March 29 2024 at Hemphill Hospice St Luke's Cedar Rapids from Alzheimer's He served in the Air Force Okinawa studied at Iowa State and University of Iowa Law lived Cedar Rapids as bank president and land appraiser retired 1995 Married Sharon Bakker 1961. three children Dan Karla Susie later divorced. Survived by wife Delores, siblings, children, nine grandchildren, twelve great grandchildren. Services April 30 Murdoch Funeral Home Cedar Rapids with visitation starting 10am. Donations to Alzheimer's Association.
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Charles Lee Davis
Shellsburg
Iowa
Hemphill
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Charles
Howard and
Lois
Boege) Davis
Clemons
Grundy Center
United States Air Force
Okinawa
Japan
Chuck
Iowa State University
University of Iowa College of Law
Federal Land Bank Association
Farm Credit Association
Sheldon
St. Louis
Missouri
Sharon Bakker
Daniel
Karla
Susan
Delores Fitzwater
Presbyterian Church
Kenneth
Keith
Everett Wrage
Robert Dorman
Delores
Doris Wrage
Marshalltown
Mary Dorman
Port Orange
Florida
Carol
Dan) Patterson
Marengo
Jane
Brent) Wilson
Alzheimer’s Association
St. Luke’s One West
Hemphill Hospice
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NBC News veteran Harry Smith to teach at Central College
NBC veteran Harry Smith returns to his alma mater Central College in Pella to teach journalism and curiosity as an executive in residence this fall. A 1973 graduate, he announced after his NBC Nightly News finale that he may write a book, reflecting on a 30 plus year career started in radio and progressed through CBS News and NBC.
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Last survivor of USS Arizona dies at 102 in California
Lou Conter, the last living survivor of the USS Arizona sunk at Pearl Harbor, died at 102 in Grass Valley, California, after congestive heart failure. His daughter cited his death, recounting his wartime service as a quartermaster aboard the Arizona and later as a Navy pilot and SERE officer, with 28 years of service. The Arizona remains at the sunken site with more than 900 sailors entombed. Conter authored The Lou Conter Story and remained active in Pearl Harbor remembrance events until illness slowed him. His death reduces Pearl Harbor survivors to 19. Funeral plans were pending, with burial in Grass Valley beside his wife Valerie.
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California
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Binghamton, N.Y
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