Obituaries and death notices from Iowa towns
Obituaries listed for Cedar Rapids Vinton Brooklyn Clarence Independence Oelwein Shellsburg Tama Toeldo Tama To ledo and Vinton. Names include Don Ritsch Gary Ambdenstock Carolyn Whaley Allen Syring Michael Shonka Shirley Jensen Danny Voss Lawrence Hagerty Dorotha Owings with funeral homes and dates Feb 16 18 19 2017. Personal message from family concludes.
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Shellsburg
Daniel T
Danny" Voss
van Steenhuyse-Russell Funeral Home
Vinton
Remembering Don Ritsch of Cedar Rapids
Don Ritsch 50 of Cedar Rapids died Feb 17 2017 at home after lung cancer. A celebration of life will be set later. Arrangements by Stewart Baxter Funeral & Memorial Services. He is survived by son Michael and parents Barbara and Mike, brothers Bob and Bill, former wife Marcy, and many relatives. He loved music and John Prine and worked most recently for Frontier Co op.
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Don Ritsch
Cedar Rapids
Bob
Stewart Baxter
Marcy Ritsch
Donald Michael Ritsch
Eau Claire
Wis
Mike
Barbara
Willison) Ritsch
Memorial High School
Colorado
Wisconsin
Don
University of Wisconsin Stout
Frontier Co-op
John Prine
Bill
Stewartbaxter.com
Gary L Umbdenstock 1950 2017 obituary notice
Gary L Umbdenstock 66 of Vinton died suddenly Feb 18 2017 at Virginia Gay Hospital Vinton A Celebration of Life will be held later Arrangements by Murdoch Funeral Home Center Point He is survived by son Chris Roxanne Umbdenstock grandsons Tyler and Dylan and several relatives He was preceded by his parents and brother and ex wife He worked at Colonial Bakery Cedar Rapids and as an independent carpenter He enjoyed hunting fishing on the family farm and living the high life
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Gary L. Umbdenstock
Vinton
Virginia Gay Hospital
Murdoch Funeral Home & Cremation Service
Center Point
Gary
Chris
Roxanne) Umbdenstock
Tyler
Dylan
Angie
Amber
Andrew
Robert
Marion
Doug Umbdenstock
Shirley (Mellick) Umbdenstock
Marion (Stoll) Umbdenstock
Colonial Bakery
Cedar Rapids
Boston rally highlights science stance against Trump policies
Hundreds of scientists and supporters gathered in Copley Square Boston to demand acceptance of climate science and evidence based policy. Naomi Oreskes and other organizers framed the event as a defense of research integrity amid perceived federal muzzling and immigration funding cuts.
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Washington Post
Boston
Copley Square
White House
Trump
Naomi Oreskes
Harvard
Oreskes
Stand Up For Science
Natural History Museum
ClimateTruth.org
Union of Concerned Scientists
American Association For the Advancement of Science
MIT
Beka Economopoulos
America
Perry Hatchfield
University of Connecticut
Anne Rookey
Donald Trump
U.S
France
Emily Southard
Southard
The
American Association For
Flood risk grows as atmospheric river hits saturated Northern California
Forecast from the National Weather Service warns of higher flood risk across already flooded areas as another atmospheric river storm arrives. Levees streams and riv ers face stress while Maxwell in Colusa County reports one foot of water and 100 evacuations. Oroville Dam spillways were damaged last week prompting widespread evacuation and ongoing reservoir management ahead of the new storms.
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Los Angeles
California
National Weather Service
Maxwell
Colusa County
Oroville
Oroville Dam
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Gary L. Ambdenstock
Brooklyn
Carolyn M. Whaley
Kloster Funeral Home
Clarence Allen Syring
Chapman Funeral Home
Clarence
Independence
Nicholas Michael Shonka
Reiff Funeral Home & Crematory
Oelwein
Shirley M. Jensen
Jamison-Schmitz Funeral Home
Tama Lawrence William Hagerty
Kruse-Phillips Funeral Home
Tama-Toledo
Vinton Dorotha Lee Owings
Phillips Funeral Home
Kyle Lauser
Daddy
Mommy
Nathan and
Ella
Murdochfuneralhome.com
American Geophysical Union
San Francisco
Advancement of Science
Union of
John Holdren
Jane Lubchenco
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Holdren
Lubchenco
Germany
Kurt Gottfried
Austria
Gottfried
United States
Hatchfield
Los Angeles Times
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