John Eppler Gutz obituary a Cedar Rapids man dies
John Eppler Gutz of Cedar Rapids died Sunday December 3 2017 at his home. A memorial service is set for 2 PM Friday January 12 2018 at Christ Episcopal Church Cedar Rapids with a prior greeting Thursday January 11 from 5 to 7 PM and an hour before service. A private inurnment will be at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorials may be given to Upper Iowa University Christ Episcopal Church University of Iowa or KCCK Jazz 88.3.
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Cedar Rapids
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Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedarme
Franklin R. Moore, longtime Cedar Rapids realtor, dies at 79
Franklin R. Moore, 79, of Southlake Texas formerly of Cedar Rapids, died January 3 2018. Funeral service January 8 11 a.m. at Cedar Memorial Park Chapel of Memories with visitation 9 30 to 11 a.m. at the chapel. He sold real estate in Cedar Rapids for many years and is survived by wife Judith daughters Mashall Nemer Sheila Burton Sharlyn Jilka grandchildren and great granddaughter Penelope Deehring plus siblings and extended family. Memorials may be given in his name. Online condolences at Cedar Memorial obituaries.
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Cedar Rapids
Franklin R. Moore
Southlake
Texas
Cedar Memorial Park Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Judith
Mashall
Sam) Nemer
Marion
Sheila
Andy) Burton
Urbandale
Sharlyn Jilka
Seattle
Wash
Mary Nemer
Matthew
Adam
Nicholas Deehring
Andrew
Abigail Burton
Penelope Deehring
Blanche Moore
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Janice
Virgil) Henley
Hiawatha
Edward
Geri) Moore
Marshalltown
Raymond
Mildred
Gersh) Moore
Frank
Cedarmemorial.com
Toddville man John Kulish 66 dies after cancer battle
John Kulish of Toddville Iowa 66 died unexpectedly January 8 2018 after fighting advanced cancer Visitation and a vigil were held at Murdoch Linwood Cedar Rapids Burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery Jan 9 He was born September 21 1951 in Cedar Rapids worked as a machinist at Iowa Manufacturing and Goss later became a Microsoft certified technician He married Kim Treendle in 1976 He loved cars engines problem solving and was an avid Dale Earnhardt Jr and Packers fan He leaves Kim son Keith sisters and brothers in law nieces nephews and many friends Memorials may be directed to the family in his honor.
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John Kulish
Murdoch-Linwood Funeral Home
Cedar Rapids
Mount Calvary Cemetery
32Nd St. Dr. SE
John
Iowa
Frank
Mary Kulish
Marion High School
Kirkwood
Kim Treendle
Iowa Manufacturing
Goss
Microsoft
Dale Earnhardt
Swisher
Kevin Freeburg
Elkhorn
Neb
Traci Freeburg
Omaha
Keri
Darin Ries
Murdochfuneralhome.com
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Cedar Rapids cop leads statewide heroin initiative campaign
Cedar Rapids officer Al Fear heads the Eastern Iowa Heroin Initiative, expanding a federal funded effort across Iowa to curb opioid addiction. He stresses prevention and treatment over arrests, noting hospital admissions rose sharply and overdoses increased, with families like the Courtneys seeking help and broader law enforcement support. Fear aims to involve medical staff, police, ambulance crews, and those affected to spread the model statewide.
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al Fear
Iowa
Eastern Iowa
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Des Moines Register
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Courtney
Community Resources United
Courtneys
Iowa City
Coralville
University of Iowa
Mexico
Chicago
Wayne Jerman
Rebecca F. Miller
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Iowa counties sue opioid makers in first federal actions
Thirty six Iowa counties led by Polk join federal lawsuits against five drug companies and three doctors for downplaying opioid risks and aggressive marketing. The suits seek recovery for law enforcement, incarceration, rehabilitation, autopsies, and emergency services, with Crueger Dickinson and Simmons Hanly Conroy representing the counties.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Johnson County
Polk County
Crueger Dickinson
Simmons Hanly Conroy
Iowa State Association of Counties
New York
Louisiana
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Wisconsin
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