Emil L. Rinderspacher Rindy 87 Dies in Osceola
Emil Leo Rinderspacher known as Rindy, 87, of Osceola died suddenly at home July 12 2005 with his wife Ruth by his side. Services July 16 at Kale Funeral Home Osceola burial Maple Hill Cemetery visitation today 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Memorials to Osceola Public Library or First Christian Church. He was a Navy veteran 1943 1945, operated Gold Star Market and Rindy's Super Valu, served as Clarke County Auditor, and held community roles in church Rotary Chamber of Commerce and Iowa Retail Food Dealers Association. He sang for 65 years and appeared in local theater and Aeolian Singers productions. Survived by wife Ruth two sons Emil Goodner Edward Goodner and daughter Marie Wolfe five grandchildren four great grandchildren and several sisters and nieces. He was preceded in death by his parents and siblings.
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