James “Jim Bob” Hasbrouck obituary in Cedar Rapids Iowa
James “Jim Bob” Hasbrouck 70 of Cedar Rapids Iowa died May 30 2024 at Mercy Medical Center Cedar Rapids Visitation June 6 2024 at Murdoch Linwood Funeral Home Cedar Rapids graveside service June 6 2024 at Linwood Cemetery Celebration of Life June 23 2024 Moose Lodge Cedar Rapids He served in the US Marine Corps in Vietnam worked 20 years in the US DOJ at Federal Bureau of Prisons and Federal Correction Institution and served as a Fenton Iowa police officer He was a Moose Lodge member since 2013 and loved cards Vikings Perry Mason and Hogan's Heroes Survivors include siblings Louise Neumann Kathy Patzkill Paul Hasbrouck Donald Hasbrouck and several nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by parents and brothers Thomas and Charles and other family. Memorial site murdochfuneralhome com obituaries.
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James
Jim Bob” Hasbrouck
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mercy Medical Center
Murdoch-Linwood Funeral Home
Linwood Cemetery
Moose Lodge
Jim
Cass Lake
Minnesota
Donald
Mary Louise
Neises) Hasbrouck
North English High School
United States Marine Corps
Vietnam
US Dept. of Justice
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Federal Correction Institution
Phoenix
Oregon
West Virginia
Fenton
Moose Legion
Minnesota Vikings
Perry Mason
Hogan’s Heros
Louise
Ed) Neumann
Kathy Patzkill
Paul Hasbrouck
Monroe
Deb) Hasbrouck
Marion
Camille Hasbrouck
Sour Lake
Texas
Kathy Hasbrouck
Thornburg
Thomas
Charles
Thomas Jr
Ronald
Carol Hasbrouck
Murdochfuneralhome.com
Serial killer Robert Pickton dies after prison assault
Canadian authorities say Robert Pickton died in hospital after an inmate assault at Port-Cartier Institution in Quebec on May 19. Pickton, 74, was convicted of six counts of second degree murder for the disappearances of dozens of women near Vancouver and remained behind bars since 2007. His death closes a notorious case that drew international attention and sparked a tainted meat advisory in the region. Family members express that his death allows healing and moving on from the tragedies.
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Toronto
Robert Pickton
Vancouver
The
Correctional Service of Canada
Pickton
Port-Cartier
Quebec
Canada
Robert
Willie” Pickton
Port Coquitlam
Andrew Bellwood
Cynthia Cardinal
Georgina Papin
Susanne Page photographed Hopi and Navajo life dies at 86
Susanne Page, noted for intimate photographs of Hopi and Navajo life and ceremonies, died May 13 in Alexandria Virginia at 86 after brain cancer. A Waterford resident, she trained her lens on Native American communities across decades, publishing books with Jake Page and contributing to Smithsonian and National Geographic.
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Susanne Page
Alexandria
Lindsey Truitt
Page
Waterford
Kendall Barrett
Chesapeake Bay
South Carolina
Sea Islands
National Museum of the American Indian
Smithsonian
National Geographic
Mother Jones
Potomac
Washington Post
Washington
Arizona
American Photographer Magazine
Truitt
U.S. Information Agency
Southwest
Friends of the Earth
David Brower
Alabama
Anniston Star
Susanne Anderson
Jake Page
Smithsonian Magazine
Albuquerque
Oraibi
North America
Abrams
Peterson Zach
Susanne
Orange rivers in Alaska tied to climate shifts study says
Researchers from UC Davis USGS and NPS identified 75 rivers turning orange from sulfide minerals released by thawing permafrost. The change threatens aquatic life and subsistence fishing, with cascading impacts on rural Indigenous communities and Alaska’s seafood industry.
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Alaska
Brett Poulin
University of California At Davis
U.S. Geological Survey
National Park System
Poulin
USGS
NPS
UC Davis
Tim Bristol
Salmon State
Bristol
the Post
Orange
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