Jake Valentine 90 Iowa Falls Funeral set in January
Jake A. Ausbrand Valentine 90 of Iowa Falls died Jan 2 2024 at MercyOne North Iowa Medical Center. Funeral 11 AM Jan 6 2024 First United Methodist Church Iowa Falls with visitation 9:30 AM until service. Burial Union Cemetery. Woodley Funeral Home Iowa Falls handles arrangements. He married Audrey Nassen in 1955 and later Linda Larsson Broesder in 2006. He was a licensed funeral director and embalmer since 1958 and honored by Iowa Funeral Directors Association in 2018. He is survived by his wife Linda, children and stepchildren, and multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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