Ed Crock 93 Iowa native with long Cedar County service
Edward Ed Norbert Crock of Iowa City died December 22 2024 at Briarwood. A Mass of Christian Burial will be December 30 2024 at St Thomas More Coralville with Fr Chuck Adams officiating. Burial at Lowden Cemetery with military rites. He was born May 21 1931 in Cedar Rapids. Survived by wife Louise children Blain Crystal and Seiji six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Memorials to family. Chapman Funeral Home."
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Seiji) Kitagawa
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Sandy) Crock
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Melody) Kitagawa
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Zach) Crock
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Chris) Hall
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