Obit Index Hiawatha Calmar Keota Marion Monticello Waukon
Angela Denise Weeks obituary notice appears in Hiawatha. Janet Monroe 64 died April 28 2025 in Calmar. Marlin Greiner 79 died April 28 2025 in Keota. Kenneth Daullary II 47 died April 29 2025 in Marion. LaFonda Simon 85 died April 23 2025 in Monticello. Dorothy Winke 61 died April 29 2025 in Waukon. Services/funeral homes listed.
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Calmar Janet Monroe
Helms Funeral Home
Keota Marlin
Marlie) Greiner
Powell Funeral
Marion Kenneth John Daullary II
Stewart Baxter
Monticello
Waukon
Dorothy Winke
Martin- Grau
Angela Weeks Dies at 62 in Cedar Rapids Funeral Monday
Angela Denise Weeks 62 of Hiawatha and former Ottumwa resident died April 23 2025 at Unity Point St Luke’s Cedar Rapids. She leaves daughter Kanisha Weeks two grandchildren two brothers and a niece and nephews. Visitation May 4 with service May 5 at Reece Funeral Home, burial Memorial Lawn Cemetery. Memorials to her family for grandchildren.
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Angela Denise Weeks
Hiawatha
Ottumwa
Unity Point St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
William Marlowe
Rosemary May Robinson Weeks
Angela
Ottumwa High School
Excel
Wanna’s
Wan Ton Inn
APAC
Kirkwood Community College
Spring Valley Dental
Satelite
Bethel Ame Church
Mount Zion Church
Kanisha Weeks
Darious Pledge
Kiaria
Kamira
Bill Marlowe
Michelle) Weeks Jr
Duane Ewing
Kailee
Caleb) Summers
Blake Weeks
Chelsea
Joshua Weeks
Senija
Cadynce Summers
Krisalyn Summers
Caleb Summers Jr
Anisa Weeks
Rosette Weeks
Jensen Weeks
Patience Weeks
Kobe
David Horowitz dies at 86 amid conservative shift and literary work
David Horowitz, former 1960s leftist turned conservative icon who shaped college and political discourse, died at 86. The cause was cancer. Horowitz, born in Queens, rose from Ramparts editor to co author Peter Collier in The Rockefellers and later became a Trump era touchstone, frequent Fox News commentator, and founder of the David Horowitz Freedom Center. His son Ben Horowitz and the center announced the death on social media.
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David Horowitz
Trump
Ben Horowitz
Andreessen
Horowitz
Ramparts Magazine
New Left
Peter Collier
Ford Auto
Washington Post Magazine
Reagan
Los Angeles Times
the Post
Collier
Ronald Reagan
Fox News
Barack Obama
Papal cassock race as tailors prep for new pope
Two Rome tailors recall pre conclave traditions as Vatican holds no new orders for cassocks for the next pope. Ranieri Mancinelli offers three standard sizes while Gammarelli cites a history of bespoke orders dating to 1798. The Vatican declines comment as enthusiasts note sustainability and secrecy govern papal garb.
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Rome
Francis
Vatican
Ranieri Mancinelli
Mancinelli
Gammarelli
Pantheon
John Paul I
Lorenzo Gammarelli
Pope Francis
Holy Father
Trousseau
Matteo Bruni
Franci
Wiener dachshunds seek Hungarian record in Budapest walk
Hundreds of dachshunds and their owners gathered at Budapest City Park under the Hungarian Records Association to tally participants for a possible national record. Istvan Sebestyén said officials would verify the count, noting the challenge of counting many dogs and people, with 500 confirmed but short of Regensburg's Guinness mark.
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Budapest
Hungary
Hungarian Records Association
Istvan Sebestyén
Munich
Germany
Waldi
Regensburg
Guinness
Associated Press
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Karol Wojtyla
Jorge Mario Bergoglio
Benedict XVI
Bergoglio
John XXIII
St. Peter’s Basilica
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