Kay Neidy obituary a longtime Independence volunteer dies at 68
Kathryn A Kay Neidy 68 of Independence died Sunday evening August 17 2014 at Buchanan County Health Center Independence. She worked 43 years at Mental Health Institute Independence retiring December 21 2007. Survived by sister Dolores Roman Cedar Rapids nephew Douglas Roman Cedar Rapids niece Nina Simmons Quasqueton great niece Alissa Lewis and great nephew Jacob Lewis. Funeral Thursday 1030 am First United Methodist Church Independence Rev Scott Meador officiating burial Fairview Cemetery Winthrop. Friends 2 6 pm Wednesday Reiff Funeral Home Independence and 9 am until services Thursday at church.
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Independence
Kathryn A
Kay" Neidy
Buchanan County Health Center
Kay
Dale C. and
Virgie I. (Peterson) Neidy
Independence High School
Mental Health Institute
Buchanan County Senior Citizen Center
Northeast Iowa Council On Aging Board
Red Hats
Dolores I
Larry) Roman
Cedar Rapids
Douglas Roman
Nina
Greg) Simmons
Quasqueton
Alissa
Jacob Lewis
Dale
Virgie Neidy
First United Methodist Church
Scott Meador
Fairview Cemetery
Winthrop
Reiff Funeral Home & Crematory
Reifffuneralhome.com
Betty Hall obituary from Lisbon dies at 71
Betty Hall of Lisbon died Sunday August 17 2014 at age 71. Celebration of Life set for August 21 at Lisbon United Methodist Church with visitation August 20 at the church Brush Chapel in Cedar Rapids assisting. Survived by husband John and children Angela Baxa Brian Hall six grandchildren five great grandchildren. Memorial fund to Bridge Community Bank Solon.
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Lisbon
Betty Jean Hall
Dennis
Donna Oldorf
House of Mercy
Hiawatha
Lisbon United Methodist Church
Tom Mattson
Brush Chapel
Cedar Rapids
Betty
Mason City
Albert and
Gertrude
Rodemaker) Walk
Grafton High School
John Halli
Grafton
Hallmark
John
Angela
Larry) Baxa
Brian
Amy) Hall
Michael
Amber) Hall
Seth
Carlie) Hall
Stacia Hall
Jennie
Lance) Zerbe
Justin Baxa
Samantha
Madelynn
Broklynn
Jadan
Gavin
Gable
Lloyd
Claude
Donald
Glenn
Buddy" Walk
Fern Dallage
Ruby Bork
Kylie Hall
Bridge Community Bank
Solon
Broshchapel.com
Government curfew lifted as Ferguson tensions ease
President Obama addressed Ferguson chaos at the White House while Missouri Governor Nixon ended the overnight curfew. FBI investigators have spoken to residents and found information on the shooting of Michael Brown. Autopsies confirmed six gunshot wounds to Brown. National Guard support is expected to restore order after days of clashes.
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Holder
Ferguson
Darren Wilson
Brown
FBI
St. Louis
Obama
White House
Missouri
Jay Nixon
National Guard
St. Louis County
U.S
Nixon
West Florissant
Michael Brown
Smulekoff building sale in Cedar Rapids worth 2.398 million
City of Cedar Rapids plans to buy Smulekoff's building as part of a 1 355 property buyout program including 168 commercial sites. Talks on relocation or closure are unresolved with rumors of a move to Westdale Mall denied. Redevelopment potential seen as key for downtown. store history stretches back to 1889 and flood impacts shaped its fate.
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Fowler
Smulekoff
Cedar Rapids
von Maur
Westdale Mall
Lisa Rowe
Mall’s
Smulekoff’s
Theresa Blair
Henry Smulekoff
May’s Island
Third Avenue SW
Anne Lipsky
Furniture Company
Army Corps of Engineers
Scott Olson
Olson
Justin Wan
the Gazette Veterans Memorial
Third Ave
Historic DC-3 visits Iowa City amid air show plans
The Flagship Detroit Foundation showcased an unpressurized 1930s DC-3 at the Iowa City Airport through Monday and Tuesday. Foundation president Zane Lemon noted rides for members, and Alan Murray demonstrated controls for visitors while recounting the plane’s manual systems and limited upgrades.
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American Airlines
Detroit
Iowa City
Greeley
Colo
Verry
Alan Murray
Foundation
Grapevine
Texas
Iowa City Municipal
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Betty Hall
Jets
Chelsea
Keenan
Thegazette
Rick Smith
Murray
Virginia
Tulsa
Oklo
Brian, Morelli
Liz Martin
the Gazette
Stellah Verry
Madison
Denny
Stewart Baxter
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