Reta M. Hunte 86 Springville Iowa
Reta M. Hunte 86 of Springville Iowa died June 24 2021 at Unity Point St Luke s Cedar Rapids She was born Aug 28 1934 in Marion Iowa moved to Garden City Michigan later returned to Iowa and married Robert Hunte Oct 25 1952 They had five children and she worked as a telephone operator and at Rockwell Collins Memorial service June 29 2021 at 1030 am Springville Methodist Church Memorials to Hospice Foundation Survived by husband Robert son John Fred James Hunte daughter Mary Ann Owensby sister Barb Sabo grandchildren and great grandchildren and many extended relatives She was preceded by parents and siblings and a son Joseph F Hunte.
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Robert Hunte
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Julie Kann
Fred
Margie) Hunte
James Hunte
Mary Ann
Mark) Owensby
Barb
Bob) Sabo
Laura
Trey) Sedenka
Jessica
Ryan) Sugg
Alex
Dylan) Carr
Kayla
Alex) Hunte
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Jude Swail
Leo Sugg
Colter Carr
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Frank Etzel
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