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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2004
Page
10
Several Cedar Rapids area obituaries and funeral notices list deaths between July 3 and July 4 2004. Names include Mary Betty Glover Arnold Swalley Jack Cook Geraldine Geri Bartachek Betty Bertelli and Virgil Annett with services pending or held at Murdoch Linwood Cedar Memorial Turner West and related cemeteries.
Erin M. Henderson aged 22 of Independence dies July 2 2004 after a sudden illness in Buchanan County Health Center Independence. Services July 7 at St John’s in Independence burial at the church cemetery. Lori Sexton 46 dies July 4 2004 in Iowa City service July 7 at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church burial Riverside Public Cemetery.
Genevieve Ruth Van Scoyoc Pidima 88 of 481 Ida Dr Marion formerly Victor died July 3 2004 at home after short illness. Services 1030 am Wednesday First Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids. Burial private Wednesday Victor Memorial Cemetery. She was born Nov 20 1915 in Luzerne daughter of Jesse and Mary Van Scoyoc. She married Joe Pidima March 14 1938 and farmed in Victor area. Memorials to Iowa Blood Cancer Care PLLC.
A compact list of residents and names across cities including Cedar Rapids Iowa City Jesup Riverside Victor Waukon and other towns. Names include Geraldine Geri Bartachek Betty Jean Bertelli Jack Cook Mary Betty Glover Bob Lyle McMurrin Arnold Swalley Charles Funk Eleanor Hughes Erin Henderson Lori Sexton Genevieve Pidima and George Riek.
Charles Funk aged 88 of 1518 Broadway Street died Sunday July 4 2004 at home in Iowa City. Arrangements are pending at Gay and Ciha Funeral and Cremation Service Iowa City. Eleanor S Hughes aged 94 died Saturday July 3 2004 at Mercy Iowa City. Arrangements are pending at Gay and Ciha Funeral and Cremation Service Iowa City.
A loving memorial note marks one year since Harold L. Thorp passed away on July 5 2004. Family members express ongoing love and remembrance across the years since his Heavenward call.
Public notice outlines submission rules for in memory announcements including writing deadlines early weekdays. It lists publication date requirement and pricing per word plus photo charges and a contact number for spatieiad assistance.
Linn County auditor Linda Langenberg asks the Board of Supervisors to approve a 9 216 square foot facility for the elections office to provide permanent secure storage for voting machines and space for staff. Design Dynamics was hired for 6 300 to draft a preliminary design and cost estimate with potential bond funding up to 950 000. The site near the Veterans Affairs Office and the Administrative Office Building would also serve as Precinct 36 polling place.
Mary Chapin Carpenter charmed Cedar Falls fans with a dynamic mix of older hits and songs from Between Here and Gone at the Gallagher-Bluhorn Performing Arts Center. Her golden voice and engaging stage presence sparked breathy awe, applause, and an energetic encore with He Thinks He’ll Keep Her and I Feel Lucky. Opening act Jim Lauderdale offered solid songs but struggled to ignite the crowd with some high notes.
Gary Baccam, 21, of Cedar Rapids pleaded guilty in U S District Court to conspiracy to distribute cocaine and marijuana and using a communications facility to commit the offenses. He admitted involvement in an operation linked to US and Canada and faces up to 20 years plus fines. Police found drugs paraphernalia and $59 948 in cash at his home.
Michael Perkovich, 55, of Iowa City, was found guilty of two counts of second degree sexual abuse involving a 10-year-old boy in 2003. He received two 25 year sentences to be served concurrently, with a minimum 70 percent before eligibility for parole. He was charged after asking a neighbor to kill him.
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