Betty Lambert Olin obituary highlights family and service
Ruth Betty E Lambert 94 of Olin died June 8 2025 at The Gardens of Cedar Rapids Visitation June 14 at Dawson Funeral Services Olin with a 11 00 a m service Burial in Olin Cemetery She is survived by four children six grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren Memorials directed to her family in Wyoming IA obituary notes her Hawkeye fan and cook’s legacy
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Iowa astronaut Whitson delays fifth space mission Ax-4
Peggy Whitson of Bea c onsfield Iowa will command Ax-4 on a delayed launch at Kennedy Space Center. SpaceX will repair a liquid oxygen leak identified during post static fire booster checks delaying the Falcon 9 flight and mission docking to the International Space Station for a roughly two week stay. The crew includes three international seats funded by India Hungary and Poland through ESA. The mission aims to conduct about 60 investigations across 31 countries with experiments on insulin dependent astronauts and cancer drug testing.
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Brian Wilson dies at 82 legacy of Beach Boys creator
Brian Wilson, Beach Boys visionary and primary melody craftsman, dies at 82 after a life marked by genius and struggle. The elder Wilson brother led a band that defined surf pop with Pet Sounds and hits like Surfin USA while facing personal and health battles under guardianship since 2024. The Beach Boys remained enduring symbols of summer and harmony, with Wilson a towering yet troubled figure in rock history.
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Jonathan Mayers dies at 51 founder of Bonnaroo Outside Lands
Jonathan Mayers, co founder of Bonnaroo and Outside Lands and promoter Superfly Entertainment, dies at 51 in Los Angeles. His partners laud his wit and vision while notes on his key role in shaping modern American music festivals. No cause of death provided.
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