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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 2025

Page

9

Obituary notices from Gazette Cedar Rapids area

Nancy June Coffman 65 of Cedar Rapids died Good Friday April 18 2025 after a cancer battle. Survived by husband Phil and two children Justin and Heather. services April 25 at St John Lutheran Ely. Burial Cedar Memorial Park. Jack Neuzil 94 Solon died April 19 2025. Funeral Mass April 24 at St Marys Solon. visitation preceding.

Nancy June Coffman Cedar Rapids Westridge Care Center Nancy Iowa City Iowa Gerald and Evelyn Henderson) Leggins Atalissa West Liberty High School Kirkwood Community College Thrivent Financial Franklin Middle School Jefferson High School Phil Coffman VBS Women’s Synod Board Phil Justin Corrie) Coffman Heather Logan Tom Kris) Leggins David Margaret Coffman Patti Jeff) Johnston Greg Denise) Coffman Tim Leggins Pup Oliver St. John Lutheran Church Ely Cedar Memorial Park Cedar Memorial Park Funeral Home St. Dorcas Circle Jack Neuzil Solon St. Mary’s Catholic Church Brosh Chapel Avacentre Broshchapel.com

In Memory of Kenneth Marlin Cook Jr

In loving memory of Kenneth Marlin Cook Jr born October 10 1949 died April 22 2024 one year has passed since we said goodbye to Ken a devoted husband father and Papa his kindness wisdom and quiet strength touched all who knew him his presence was a gift and he is missed every day memorial wall link provided

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Charles A Hoefer obituary and death notice

Charles Arthur Hoefer 88 formerly of Cedar Rapids died Friday April 18 2025 a private family service and burial at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. He served in the US Army 1960 1962 in Germany and worked at FMC Cedar Rapids 1965 1985 as an Industrial Engineer Coordinator. Memorial donations may be directed to the Alzheimer's Association. Online condolences at cedarmemorial.com obituaries.

Charles Arthur Hoefer Cedar Rapids Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery New Vienna Arthur J Alma H. (Boge) Hoefer Delhi High School Charles U.S. Army Germany FMC Beverly Ann (Rawson) Hoefer Florida St. Louis Cardinals St. Matthew’s Catholic Church Cathy Paul) Coffman Ashley Hailey) Mangano Island Mike Leslie Rawson Jerry Hoefer Darlene Fischer Lyle Hoefer Art Hoefer Verna Mae Hoefer Linda Hoefer Patricia Rawson James Rawson Charles Fischer Heartland Hospice Alzheimer’s Association Cedarmemorial.com

Durbin, Village Voice Editor and Feminist Voice, Dies at 80

Karen Durbin, writer, editor, and feminist commentator who riveted Village Voice readers in 1976 with essays on solo woman life, led the paper as editor in chief in the 1990s, and contributed film reviews to the New York Times and a Mademoiselle column, died April 15 in Brooklyn health facility at age 80. Her death was confirmed by friend Cynthia Carr. Durbin battled dementia and chronic writer's block, returning to the Voice in 1974 and later editing Mirabella before a brief 1990s editorship at the Voice ended amid cost-cutting disputes with publisher David Schneiderman.

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Ginsberg Jewelers a Cedar Rapids family legacy begins

Herman Ginsberg joined the family business after World War II and built a Cedar Rapids jewelry legacy spanning seven decades. The store endured floods and relocations, shifting from downtown to Marketplace on First Ave. He mentored son Steve, led charitable efforts, and valued relationships with customers and the community, including Mayor Tiffany O'Donnell.

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