Obituaries from Iowa towns announce six deaths in late June
Cedar Rapids Shirley Jean German 86 died Saturday June 29 2024 Murdoch Funeral Home Marion Decorah Lewis Lechtenberg 7 died June 29 2024 Helms Funeral Home Earlville Ann Lois Lahr 87 died June 28 2024 Clifton Murdoch Funeral Home Iowa City Marilyn F Brase 91 died June 27 2024 Sensing Funeral Keota Samuel Dean Sam Harras 87 died June 27 2024 Powell Funeral Home Monona Mary Esther Zittergruen 67 died June 29 2024 Leonard Gray Funeral Home Tama Alexus Renee McDaniel 27 died June 24 2024 Traer Patricia Lee Morrissey Kiidera 91 of Brownsburg Ind formerly Traer died June 17 2024 Stephen G Wilson 57 of Algonquin Ill died June 25 2024 and more details follow with memorial plans and family notes.
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Earlville Ann
Lois” Lahr
Clifton Murdoch
Keota Samuel Dean
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Leonard Gray
TRAER
Patricia Lee
Morrissey) Kiidera
Brownsburg
Ind
Kruse Phillips Funeral Home
Chicago Cubs
Steve
St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church
Algonquin
Davenport Family Funeral Home
E. Terra Cotta Ave
Crystal Lake
Hubbard St
Ryan
Iowa
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
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NYC and other cities marked Pride Month with large parades blending celebration and protest. Participants highlighted LGBTQ gains while condemning anti LGBTQ laws, with protests in New York along Fifth Avenue and at the Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center. Pro Gaza and Palestine chants appeared alongside calls for equality as groups split on avenues of support.
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Singer Tom Prasada Rao dies at 66 after social justice work
Prasada Rao, a Washington area folk singer known for blending Indian rhythms with American soul and social issue songs like "$20 Bill" about George Floyd, died June 19 at his Silver Spring home after a long cancer battle. He left a career spanning three decades with the Sherpas and multiple solo albums.
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