Obituary Notices and Darlene H Wedo’s Death
Obituary index items from Urbana Cedar Rapids Maquogoketa and Postville list several 2025 death notices including Darlene H Wedo of Urbana aged 90 who died February 17. Visitation February 24 and service February 25 Cedar Memorial Park and Chapel of Memories livestream available. Donations suggested to Ben Wedo Venmo.
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Darlene H. Wedo
Urbana
Hiawatha
Darlene
Arthur Wede
Ben
Tiffany
Bradley
Jessi
Ashley
Brian
Jordan
Kellen
Broderick
Jordan Rose
Laura
Jimmy
Sue
Bob
Art
Cedar Memorial Park Funeral Home
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Funeral Home
Darlene Wede
Cedarmemorial.com
Rick Buckler of The Jam dies at 69 in Woking
The Jam drummer Rick Buckler has died at 69 after a short illness. Former bandmate Paul Weller posted condolences, recalling Buckler's vital role and the band’s evolution. Buckler is survived by wife Leslie and children Jason and Holly. no cause of death was publicly disclosed.
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New York
Rick Buckler
the Jam
Paul Weller
Weller
Rick
The
Jam
Woking
Surrey
Ringo Starr
Buckler
the Strange Brew
Russell Hastings
Foxton
Tm Am
TMZ
U.K
Strange Brew
Leslie
Jason
Holly
New SSA chief refutes claim dead centenarians get benefits
Acting SSA commissioner Lee Dudek clarified that deceased centenarians are not automatically receiving payments. He contradicted Trump and Musk claims that millions over 100 are improperly paid, noting that improper payments exist but numbers cited are overstated. The agency cites COBOL date defaults and outdated death data as factors.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Lee Dudek
SSA
Donald Trump
Trump
Elon Musk
Musk
Florida
Miami
Department of Government Efficiency
America
Social Security Oig
Social Security
Dudek
Michelle King
Doge
Inspector General
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
David Lebryk
Congress
Department of Treasury
Chuck Blahous
Mercatus Center
George Mason University
Blahous
ACA
Sita Nataraj Slavov
Schar School of Policy and Government
Slavov
Dreamstime
TNS
Gil Won-ok memory keeper of wartime sex slavery dies at 96
Gil Won-ok, a leading voice for recognition of Korean wartime sexual slavery under Japan, died Feb. 16 in Incheon at age 96. She survived decades of silence, spoke publicly since 1998, and joined protests outside Tokyo and Seoul embassies demanding accountability and justice for comfort women.
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Gil Won-ok
Japan
Incheon
South Korea
Gil
Philippines
Seoul
Tokyo
Tiffany Hsiung
China
Manchuria
Sungkyunkwan University
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Cedar Rapids
Robyn Dawson
van Steenhuyse-Teahen
Vinton
Marengo
Daniel
Dan” L. Schluter
Kloster Funeral Home
Maquoreta
Charles L
Charlie” Ostert
Carson Celebration of Life Center
Postville
David Dean Flack
Schutte-Grau
Wyoming
A. Burmahl
Robert L. “Bob” Burmahl
Carson
Maquoketa
Lyle Byron Potter
Cedar Falls
Leonard Muller
WIRED