Obituary notices for Ollie Bruns and Beverly Stuhr
Olivia Ollie Bruns 70 of Elkader died January 10 2016 after a sudden illness at University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. She was a longtime Rockwell Collins employee and Elkader Main Street director with a rich community life. Beverly Stuhr 79 of Tipton died January 10 2016 after surgery complications. She was a homemaker and longtime Wabash employee with a large family and memorials proposed to local charities.
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Olivia
Ollie" Kay Bruns
Elkader
University of Iowa
Ollie
Oelwein
Francis
Doc" O’donnell
Virginia M. (Slick) O’donnell
Strawberry Point
Strawberry Point High School
Strawberry Point Bank
University of Colorado
Robert Bruns
Cedar Rapids
Turner Radio
Rockwell Collins
Bob
Mount Mercy College
Coyote Springs
Main Street
Carter House Historic Foundation
Heaven
Michael Bruns
Joannie (Keuthy
Austin
Treyton Bruns
Michael O’donnell
Sheri (Sturdivan
Lisbon
Patrick O’donnell
Emma Barton O’donnell
Daryl Bruxvoort
Robert
Doris O’donnell
Osborne Park
Carter House Museum
Leonardmullersh.com
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Jim Adix
Leonard Muller
Cass Township
Iowa
Beverly Jean Stuhr
Tipton
Mercy Iowa City
Fry Funeral Home
Fryfuneralhome.com
Beverly
Cedar County
Lawrence
Kathryn (Linn) Ford
Vernon Stuhr
Linn County plans bond funded health and youth services site
The county will fund a new shared building for Child and Youth Development Services and Public Health with a general obligation bond of 650000 over 20 years. No vote is required under a 2008 flood recovery law unless 23000 residents petition. Groundbreaking targeted for 2017 with completion by spring 2018.
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Seventh St. SE
Gage
Iowa
Chris Carman
Child and Youth Development Services
Public Health
Fillmore Elementary
11Th St. NW
Carmen
Linn County Public Health
Liz Martin
the Gazette
13Th St
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County Public Health and
Cedar Rapids
Branstad Eyes Tight Budget With 145 Million for Schools
Iowa lawmakers debate a lean fiscal 2017 budget as Governor Branstad proposes 145 million more for K-12. Senate leaders push for higher 2.45 percent growth, while House Republicans favor 81 million given 153 million in available revenue. Jochum urges focus beyond campaigning.
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Iowa
Bronstad
Gronstal
Upmeyer
House
Senate
Pam Jochum
D-Dubuque
Branstad
Jochum
Bill Dix
Special censuses to boost funding in North Liberty and Marion
North Liberty pursues a 2014 special census to gain state road funding and projects a $500,000 annual increase. Marion runs a partial count, estimated at 280,000 over four years, to cover growth. Both aim to count 400 to 600 residents in growth areas and may require weeks to certify.
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Marion
Tracey Mulcahey
North Liberty
Nielsen
Amanda Kaufman
Kaufman
29Th Avenue
31St Street
U.S. Census Bureau
Dave Hackett
Cedar Rapids
Hackett
Brookside
North 10Th Street
Alburnett Road
Census Bureau
Cityofmarion.org
Marion City Hall
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Kay Bruns Elkader
Wabash
The
Moose Lodge
Women of the Moose
V.F.W
Wendy
Ron) Lamp
Lisa
Dave) Wulf
Ronald Stuhr
Gary
Cindy) Stuhr
David Stuhr
Scott
Jacque) Stuhr
Judy
Bob) Allen
Oak Hill Jackson
Wellington Heights
Chelsea
Keenan
Thegazette
Linn County Public
Red
Boshart
Mitchell.schmidt
Thegazette. Com
Jessie. Hellmann
Thegazette.com