Obituary Notice for Lorrie Timmerman of Marion Iowa
Lorrie Rae Timmerman 49 of Marion died March 6 2015 after a cancer battle. Celebration of Life March 14 at Lowe Park Marion. Arrangements by Murdoch Funeral Home. Survived by mother Roberta Altes children Daltyn Dakota Desirae sister Debbie Dyslin brother Dwight Plate IIT stepsiblings and many relatives. She attended Alburnett High School married Allan Timmerman in 1990 and worked as a stay at home mom and in education and retail. She enjoyed outdoors and family and supported Alburnett Methodist Church.
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Roger) Altes
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Larry) Dyslin
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Edna Mae Wall 79 Cascade native funeral set in Monticello
Edna Mae Wall died March 4, 2015 at home in Monticello after living in Cascade. Visitation March 8 at Reiff Funeral Home Cascade and March 9 at United Church of Monticello. Services March 9 at 11 a.m. at the church. Burial Cascade Community Cemetery. She was a dispatcher for Casci Police Fire and EMS and a member of United Church of Monticello. She was born October 2 1935 in Grapeland Texas. She married William R Wall Sr. on December 15 1958 in Cascade. She is survived by five children 14 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Her parents and husband and one daughter predeceased her. Online condolences at reifffuneralhomeinc.com.
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Scott) Powers
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McKenzie) Wall
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