Kenneth G Ingles Oelwein dies at 66
Kenneth G Ingles 66 of Oelwein Iowa died Friday January 26 2018 at St Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids Mass of Christian Burial 1030 am Tuesday January 30 2018 Sacred Heart Catholic Church Oelwein Visitation 3 to 7 pm Monday and 9 to 10 am Tuesday Jamison Schmitz Funeral Home Oelwein Knights of Columbus rosary 4 pm Monday parish scripture service 630 pm Monday Interment Woodlawn Cemetery Oelwein Survived by wife Linda Ingles three children two sons and one daughter six siblings
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