Obituary: Verna B Scott Riis 93 Cedar Rapids
Verna B Scott Riis 93 of Cedar Rapids died April 30 2018 after a short illness at St Luke's Hospital. Services May 12 at Asbury United Methodist Church with two Reverends presiding. Graveside May 12 at Marengo Cemetery. She taught in Poweshiek County and worked 28 years for Collins Radio. She was active in golf and gardening. Survived by daughter Louise and several stepchildren, grandchildren, great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Murdoch Linwood. In lieu of flowers donations to Asbury UMC.
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Francis E. Scott
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Leon) Gorsch
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Kate Klaven
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Jeffrey
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Cheryl Scott
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Margaret
Irene
Robert
Allen J
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Ashia Hayes
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Joshua) Wilson
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