Obituary notices for Carole Lewis and three Iowa residents
Carole Audrey Hagan Lewis, 88, of Spokane Washington, died January 25 2025. She taught 33 years in schools across Iowa Minnesota Korea and Colorado before retiring. Survived by daughter Sherilyn Owens and Keelie Lewis two grandchildren and siblings. A memorial date will be announced. Cedar Rapids David Joseph Schick, 46, died January 27 2025. Visitation January 31 and funeral February 1 2025 at St Wenceslaus Cedar Rapids. Burial at St John’s Cemetery. Dorothy Gayle Young 91 of Marion IA died January 27 2025 at Terrace Glen Village. Private services held February 3 2025. Survived by two daughters six grandchildren four great grandchildren and other relatives. Memorials in her name to the American Cancer Society.
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Carole
Spokane
Charles and
Laverne Hagan
Atkins
Atkins High School
Iowa State College
University of Colorado
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Austin
Colorado Springs
Soonchun
Korea
Staney Lewis
California
Carold
Sherilyn Owens
Keelie Lewis
Whitworth College
Sheri
Nathaniel Owens
Mikayla Owens
Kailen Best
Phyllis Mumford-Severn
Kent Severn
Des Moines
Bonnie Keiper
Laverbe Hagan
Eugene
Douglas Kerper
David Joseph Schick
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Stewart Baxter
Dorothy Gayle Young
Marion
Terrace Glen Village
Cedar Memorial Park
James Coyle
Dorothy
Susan Hutchinson
Anamosa
Linda
Tom) Doss
Plainwell
Lindsay
Travis) Lange
Tyson Mease
Haley
Allen) Connerley
Tommy Doss
Bobby Doss
David Doss
Darby Lange
Tamzin Lange
Emersyn Connerley
Quinley Connerley
Randy Mease
Stephanie Mease
Lois Wagamon
Lynn Wagamon
Earl Wagamon
Ruth Hamdorf
Gayle Ewing
Keokuk County
Harry and
Mildred
Long) Wagamon
Robert R. Young
Davenport
American Cancer Society
Cedarmemorial.com
Viola R Zahradnik obituary in Ely Iowa service set
Viola R Zahradnik 95 of Ely Iowa died January 27 2025 A memorial service is planned February 17 2025 at First Presbyterian Church Ely with private inurnment later at Rogers Grove Cemetery Her life included work on a farm at Cedar Rapids and a career at Interocean Reinsurance True Value and several flower shops She is survived by her sons and grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Memorials and notices detailed by The Gazettes obits desk with contact info for publishing fees and deadlines.
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Viola R. Zahradnik
Ely
Iowa
First Presbyterian Church
Spanish Road
Rogers Grove
Viola
Cedar Rapids
William and
Olga (Dobrovsky) Fallis
Woodrow Wilson High School
College Chickadee
Sears
Lamir Zahradnik
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
Interocean Reinsurance Company
True Value Hardware
Novotny
Bezdek Flower Shop
Marion
Bezdek
Edgewood Road
Ron
Sandi) Zahradnik
Larry Zahradnik
Fallbrook
California
Jared
Stacey) Kvapil
Ryan
Kelly) Zahradnik
Brandon Zahradnik
Daniel
Lucy) Zahradnik
Gayla
Eddie) Johnston
Gloria Zahradnik
William
Olga Faltis
Lumir Zahradnik
Linda
Dave) Kvapil
Helen) Faltis
Mae
Frank
Iowa City teen pleads to sexually abusing 12-year-old
An 18-year-old Iowa City man, Luis Angel Borjas Flores, pleaded guilty to lascivious acts with a minor for abusing a 12-year-old girl in March 2024. He faces up to 10 years in prison with sentencing set for March 24 in Johnson County District Court.
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Iowa City
Luis Angel Borjas Flores
Johnson County
Borjas Flores
6Th Judicial District
Chad Kepros
Northwest
Iowa
Linn County
David Cox
Melba Montgomery Dies at 86 in Nashville
Country singer and songwriter Melba Montgomery, famed for Southern inflections and high harmonies in duets with George Jones, died of dementia complications on Jan 15 at a Nashville care facility. She was 86. Her career spanned over 50 years, with songs recorded by George Strait Hank Williams Jr Rita Coolidge and others. Her solo hit No Charge topped the Billboard country chart in May 1974 and remains a classic.
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Melba Montgomery
George Jones
Nashville
Montgomery
George Strait
Hank Williams Jr
Rita Coolidge
Harlan
Howard
Bill McAllister
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Cedar Rapids to land two data centers with $529M rebate
Cedar Rapids officials including City Manager Jeff Pomeranz and Mayor Tiffany O'Donnell touted two data centers, QTS and a Google project, as a major economic boost. The agreement requires QTS to invest $750M, create 15 jobs per phase, and support a $18M community fund. The plan promises 500 plus construction jobs, local spending spillover, and $1B total property taxes over 20 years, offset by $529M in tax rebates.
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Cedar Rapids
Jeff Pomeranz
QTS
Google
Big Cedar
Pomeranz
Data Center
Tiffany O’donnell
O’donnell
Bill Micheel
Ann Poe
Ashley Vanoray
David Maier
76Th Avenue
Michael
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