Obituaries of Eight Iowa Residents Reported Dying in Late January
Randall Dottenrod 73 died January 24 at Decorah. Katherine G. Knipper 86 died January 24. Mary A. Eggers 90 died January 25. Paul Dean Bohlken 88 died January 25. Leslie Robert Koch 80 died January 24. Ralph Herman Alpers 84 died January 25. James E. Christianson 84 died January 24. Les Koch, 80, died January 24. Funeral homes listed: Helms Decorah Kramer Carson Murdoch Kruse Phillips Phillips Martin-Grau.
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Calmar Randall Dottenrod
Helms Funeral Home
Decorah
Toledo
Leslie Robert
Les” Koch
Kruse Phillips
Waterville
James
Jim” E. Christianson
Martin-Grau
Waukon
Leonard A Phelps Jr obituary in Solon IA
Leonard Arthur Lenny Phelps Jr 83 of Solon IA died January 28 2025. Funeral Mass January 31 2025 at St Marys Solon with a 3 6 PM celebration at Ava Centre. Memorials to RV Care A Wanners or Habitat for Humanity. Survived by wife JoAnn two children and two grandchildren. Burial in Solon area.
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Leonard Arthur
Lenny” Phelps Jr
Solon
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Ava Centre
Cedar Street
RV Care-A-Wanners
Iowa Valley Habitat For Humanity
Leonard
JoAnn
Habitat For Humanity
United States
Habitat
Kelly
Scott) Breese
Keith
Lisa) Phelps
Nicole Breese
Emma Phelps
Gene Mathias
Marilyn Mathes
Roberta
Jim) Parker
Lensingfuneral.com
Raymond A Buelow 98 obituary from Cedar Rapids area
Raymond August Buelow, 98, died January 24, 2025, after a life that included a Korea War service as a Morse code operator in the Army Signal Corps to the 1st Marine Division, a Bronze Star, an Eastern Iowa Honor Flight in 2015, and later GED at Kirkwood. He married Mae Beatty in 1950 and farmed near Palo for decades. Survived by Mae, two children Cheryl Anclade and David Buelow, four grandchildren, six great grandchildren, sisters in law and other relatives. Private family service with Cedar Memorial in charge. Memorials to Shellsburg Presbyterian Church or Hospice of Mercy, among others. Online condolences at cedarmemorial.com.
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Raymond August Buelow
Kotta
Iowa
Louis
Augusta
Willenbroch) Buelow
Mae Beatty
Little Brown
Nashua
Raymond
Korea
Army Signal Corps
1St
Marine Division
Kirkwood
Pale American Legion Post
First Presbyterian Church
Shellsburg
Mae
Palo
Cheryl Anclade
David
Sallie) Buelow
Loretta
Wayne) Buelow
Larissa
Andrew) Schulze
Tegan
Alex) Reese
Jenna
Shane) Rieck
Ben Buelow
Wrenley
Wesley Buelow
Henry
Mark
Beau Schulze
Ivan Rieck
Ilene Buelow
Sharon
Cheryl Beatty
Mary
Charles) Koopman
Wayne Buelow
Tyler Buelow
Florence
Hilda Chekal
Gladys Voss
Irene (Veenstra) Rinderknecht
Lawrence
Everett
Leo
Lloyd
Albert Buelow
Cedar Memorial
Shellsburg Presbyterian Church
Hospice of Mercy
Hiawatha
Cedarmemorial.com
Scott Beauregard 44 dies after cancer battle in Iowa hospice
Scott Paul Beauregard 44 of Central City died January 25 2025 at Dennis and Donna Oldorf Hospice House in Hiawatha after a cancer battle with family by his side. Funeral 10:30 AM January 30 2025 Phillips Funeral Home Chapel Vinton. Visitation 4:00 to 8:00 PM January 29 at the same funeral home. Casual dress requested for visitation and service. Memorial fund established. Online condolences at Phillips Funeral Homes site.
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Scott Paul Beauregard
Dennis
Donna Oldorf
Hiawatha
Phillips Funeral Home
E. 6Th Street
Vinton
Phillipsfuneralhomes
Woman who co founded nurse practitioners dies at 104
Loretta C. Ford, pediatric nurse and co founder of the nurse practitioner profession, died at her Wildwood Florida home at age 104. A World War II Army Air Forces nurse and UC Boulder professor, Ford helped launch a 1965 program with Henry Silver expanding nurses’ roles to provide primary care in underserved areas across the United States.
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Loretta C. Ford
Wildwood
Fla
Valerie Monrad
Ford
Army Air Forces
Boulder County
Colo
University of Colorado
Medical School
Vital Statistics Office
Henry Silver
Colorado Nurse Practitioner
Lyndon Johnson
Nurse
Nps
United States
American Association of Nurse Practitioners
Spotlight on Auschwitz 80th liberation anniversary ceremonies
Warsaw hosts an official commemoration as survivors, leaders, and royalty mark the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz liberation. The event recalls the murder of about 1.1 million people, mainly Jews, and notes the ongoing memory work at the Auschwitz Birkenau State Museum which plans for dozens of survivors and international figures to attend.
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Warsaw
Poland
Auschwitz
Adolf Hitler
Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum
Thomas van de Putte
King
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Dyersville
Katherine G. Knipper
Kramer Funeral Home
Maquoreta
Mary A. Eggers
Carson Celebration of Life Center
Marion Paul Dean Bohlken
Murdoch Funeral Home
Vinton Ralph Herman Alpers
Cedar Rapids
Central
Washington Post
Oswiecim
Birkenau
Europe
Boris Polevoy
Pravda
Red Army
Germany
Majdanek
Lublin
Stutthof
Buchenwald
Dachau
Mauthausen
Bergen-Belsen
Havi Dreifuss
Tel Aviv University
Auschwitz-Birkenau
Auschwitz Concentration Camp
Associated Press