Judy Jay Sun Obituary Notice in Gazette Marion
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Judy Jay Sun 71 Marion IA obituary
Judy Jay Sun of Marion Iowa passed away June 16 2025 at Mercy Medical Center Cedar Rapids. A private committal service will be held June 20 2025 at Oliphant Cemetery. She was born March 26 1954 in Cedar Rapids daughter of John and Dorothy Buchanan. She married Shu Lun Sun March 26 1988 in Cedar Rapids and leaves daughters Anna Angelica Sun Meimee Alyssa Sun and cats Jadey Lacey Claudia Lilith. Memorials directed to the family.
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Judy Jay Sun
Marion
Mercy Medical Center
Cedar Rapids
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Judy
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Dorothy (Prochaska) Buchanan
Shu Lun Sun
Anna Angelica Sun
Meimee Alyssa Sun
Jadey
Lacey
Claudia
Lilith
Johnnie Buchanan, Jr
Dan Buchanan
Tom Buchanan
Lou Christie dies at 82 former teen idol of 1960s
Lou Christie, born Lugee Sacco in 1943, died at his Pittsburgh home after a short illness. The singer of Lightnin Strikes and Two Faces Have I rose from Glenwillard Pa to fame with songwriter Twyla Herbert, toured with Dick Clark, and later supported causes including Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation and a rock retirement home initiative. Christie’s career spanned albums from the 1960s through later decades, maintaining a lasting pop presence.
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Crescent Duck Farm fights back after bird flu decimates flock
A Long Island duck farm, Crescent Duck Farms in Aquebogue, rebuilds after H5N1 wiped out its 100,000 bird operation. Doug Corwin, 66, recounts sanitized barns, new duck introductions from quarantine stocks, and plans to near market-ready by next summer while urging vaccination amid ongoing outbreaks.
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Aquebogue
N.Y
Doug Corwin
Long Island
Crescent Duck Farm
U.S
New York
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Gavin Hitchener
Cornell University
Eastport
Hitchener
Hamptons
Crescent Duck Farms
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