Terri Jo Erickson obituary faces Cedar Rapids loss
Terri Jo Erickson 69 of Cedar Rapids died August 5 2024. Visitation August 16 at The Legacy Center Murdoch Linwood Cedar Rapids. Private burial Buffalo Cemetery Hiawatha. Survived by daughters Angie Ottoson Kristie Hawkins stepsons Chad Thad Erickson grandchildren and brothers Mark Doug Ekstrom. She cherished family travel mushroom hunting and Hawkeyes fanship.
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Terri Jo Erickson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Legacy Center
Murdoch- Linwood
Wilson Avenue
Buffalo Cemetery
Hiawatha
Terri Jo
Des Moines
Gerald and
JoDee (King) Ekstrom
Anamosa High School
Collins Aerospace
Rockwell Collins
University of Iowa
Lawrence
Larry” Erickson
Angie
Kristie
Chad
Thad
Mark
Doug
Craig
Larry
Lake Delhi
Arizona
Coralville Lake
Iowa Hawkeyes
Lily
Finley
Angie Ottoson
West Des Moines
Nick) Hawkins
Omaha
Nebraska
Alisha) Erickson
Cassie) Erickson
Norwalk
Carter
Brady Shinn
Haylie Jo
Hudson
Harvey Hawkins
Mallory
Gabby
Willa
Hayden
Jaxson
Rylan Erickson
Paula) Ekstrom
Kathy) Ekstrom
Pennsylvania
Larry Erickson
Gerald Ekstrom
JoDee
Ralph Roe
Craig Ekstrom
Murdochfuneralhome.com
Tourists flock to boardwalks while sticking to budgets
New York reports show tourism returning to pre pandemic levels at popular seaside boardwalks and piers. Affluent travelers spend freely while lower income visitors plan budgets, with attractions like Myrtle Beach Sky Wheel seeing ticket sales exceed 2019 and online purchases rising. Domestic travel rebounds. international travel lags. Local shopkeeper notes: customers seek durable items and quality over quantity.
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New York
U.S
Sean Bailey
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Bailey
U.S. Travel Association
USTA
Wall Street
Navy Pier
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Robin Harris
Confidence Apparel
Paris closes out Olympics with star studded finale
Paris wrapped up the 2024 Games with a lavish closing ceremony at Stade de France featuring Tom Cruise skydiving, Billie Eilish, Snoop Dogg, and Phoenix. IOC head Thomas Bach urged a culture of peace as Los Angeles prepares for 2028, while Léon Marchand lit the flame finale. the U.S. led the medals with 126 total and 40 gold.
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Saint-Denis
France
Paris
Los Angeles
Tom Cruise
Billie Eilish
IOC
Thomas Bach
Eiffel Tower
Angeles
City of Light
Cruise
Ethan Hunt
Simone Biles
Hollywood Hills
Hollywood Sign
Phoenix
Eilish
Hot Chili Peppers
Snoop Dogg
Dr. Dre
Venice Beach
California
H.E.R
U.S
Stade de France
Léon Marchand
Tuileries Gardens
Léon
Marchand
Bach
Ukraine
Gaza
Tokyo
Paris Arena
National
Associated Press
State de France