Obituary notices crowd Cedar Rapids and nearby towns
Several memorial notices from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas list deaths from May 3 to May 4 2003. Names include George W Davis 80s Ruth Davis wife surviving in Arizona and sister Mary Jane Roberts. Also listed are Donald C Smith Richard N Tavernie Jerome Uhlman Jordan F Backus Alfred C Davis Walter Emmert William Demeyer Richard G Meyer Agnes Klein and others with funeral arrangements and burial details in Cedar Rapids Anamosa Mechanicsville Postville Clarence and Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W
Farmer) Davis
Elmer
Frieda Davis
Linn County
Ruth
Yuma
Ariz
Mary Jane Roberts
Ken
Albuquerque
N.M
Cedar Rapids
Council Street
Richard N. Tavernie
Fourth Ave
Mercy Medical Center
Brosh Chapel
Bill Hager
Sisley Grove
Atkins
Daisy
Billy Meyer
Richard Tavernie Jr
Tina Pledge
Cedar
Walter “Buck” Emmert
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Obituaries: Schminke Hahn Shupitar Die in 2003
Obituaries note the deaths of Lima Schminke 97 of Vinton Lutheran Home and Toni Hahn 90 of Monticello Nursing Center in May 2003. Services set for Goettsch and Brush Chapels with burial at Antioch Cemetery and Anderson Cemetery Swisher. Lumir J Shupitar 86 died May 3 2003 in Amana. memorials to First Responders Oxford Fire Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Scott
Mechanicsville
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Stanwood
Bruce Miller
Rose Hill
Busch-Dennis Post 309
American Legion
Chapman Funeral Home
Clarence
Arthur Clair
Irene Davis Scott
U.S. Army
Korea
Luella Backes
St. John Lutheran Church
Keystone
Luella
Steven
Lauri
Sally
Dean) Esbaum
Cicero
Ind
Sammi
Robyn
Shelly
Tracy
Paola
Kan
Eric
Nicholas Scott
Amanda
Benjamin Esbaum
Heather
Heidi Scott
Bailey
Julie Scott
Kayleigh Erickson
Ashley Frye
Martha Lehrman
Alice Heitshusen
Velma Butt
Frances Magdefrau
Chad Robert Scott
Franklin Backes
Busch- Dennis Post 309
Veterans Memorial Park Fund
Toni Hahn
Monticello
Goettsch Funeral Home
Anamosa
Timothy Miller
Antioch Cemetery
Doris
Bill) Williams
Olin
Brenda
Galen) Buscher
Swisher
Ann Paulsen
Scotch Grove
Christine Ketchum
Magda Hartwig
Hale
Johanna Koranda
Oxford Junction
Lynn Babcock
Marlene Babcock
Peter
Toni Petersen
Husum
Germany
John and
Pauline Conrad Petersen
Jones County
United States
Otis Babcock
Rock Island
Ill
Wyoming
Toni
United States of America
Otis
Charles Hahn
Cedar Rapids
North English
Charles
Lumir J
Luke” Shupitar
Colonial Manor
Amana
Brush Chapel
Paul Bult
Anderson Cemetery
Lumir
Johnson County
Anton and
Elizabeth
Lizzie”’ Shebetka Shupitar
Iowa City
Oxford
Memory of Guidelines Tribute Notices Pricing Details
In Memory Of announces from 4 p.m. Monday to Friday submissions for obituaries and photos. Specify date of publication and pricing at 35 cents per word and 10 dollars per picture. For questions call 398 8221.
Gazette Death Notices and Obituary Submissions
Death notices and obituaries may be submitted to The Gazette with a daily 7 p.m. deadline. Arrangements pending and notices with immediate survivors and a photo are published without charge if they meet Gazette style. Other information costs 35 cents per word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Emblems for Obituary Involvement Offered at $10 Each
Funeral notices highlight a deceased figure’s ties to multiple groups with emblem pins offered at ten dollars each. Families may display up to three symbols, with additional emblems for other societies and fraternal orders available.
Amber Dirks 89 Dies After Extended Illness
Amber May Irene Dirks 89 died Sunday morning May 4 2003 at the Anamosa Care Center after an extended illness. Goettsch Funeral Home Anamosa arranged sp be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Dirks
Anamosa
Goettsch Funeral Home
Local names listed in index of residents by town
The page shows an index of residents across several Iowa towns with multiple full names including AMBER MAY Irene Dirks Cedar Rapids George W Farmer Davis Magnolia M Fields Donald C Smith Richard N Tavernie Jerome V Uhlman Guttenberg Virgil Hugo Kann Marion Jordan F Backus Alfred C Davis Walter Buck Emmett Mechanicville John D Scott Newhall Jima M Schminke Olin Toni Hahn Oxford Lumir Luke Shupitai Petersburg William F Domeyer Postville Richard G Meyer Stanwood Agnes Klein
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
May Irene Dirks
Cedar Rapids
George W. (Farmer) Davis
Magnolia M. Fields
Donald C. Smith
Richard N. Tavernie
Jerome V. Uhlman
Guttenberg
Virgil Hugo Kann
Marion
Jordan F. Backus
Alfred C. Davis
Walter “Buck
Emmett Mechanicsville
John D. Scott Newhall
Jima
M. Schminke
Olin
Toni Hahn
Oxford
Lumir J
Luke
Shupitai
Petersburg
William F. Domeyer
Postville
Richard G. Meyer
Stanwood
Agnes Klein
Virgil Hugo Kann 81 Solana Beach resident dies
Virgil Hugo Kann 81 of Solana Beach California formerly Guttenberg died Saturday May 3 2003 at Scripps Hospital Encinitas California Arrangements pending at Tuecke Allyn Funeral Home and Cremation Service Guttenberg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred C. Davis
Anamosa Care Center
Marion
Mercy Medical Center
Cedar Rapids
Murdoch Funeral Home
Virgil Hugo Kann
Solana Beach
Calif
Guttenberg
Scripps Hospital
Encinitas
Tuecke- Allyn Funeral Home
Cedar Rapids Symphony Chamber Series Highlights Czech and Hungarian Works
The Cedar Rapids Symphony Chamber Series at First Presbyterian Church featured Czech composer Leos Janacek and Hungarian Ferenc Farkas pieces by the CRSO woodwind quintet with strong performances led by conductor Christian Tiemeyer. The program culminated with Antonin Dvorak's Serenade in D minor performed by the Cedar Rapids Chamber Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Ford
The
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
First Presbyterian Church
CRSO
Janacek
Cedar Rapids Chamber Orchestra
Antonin Dvorak
Christian Tiemeyer
Dvorak
Crso Chamber Orchestra
Iowa joins international effort to save migratory birds
Des Moines AP reports an international coalition led by Iowa seeks to protect 50 migratory bird species facing habitat loss. The North American Bird Conservation Initiative plans regionally tailored actions across the U S Midwest and South American habitats, with Iowa establishing three conservation areas and a proposed fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lowa
North American Bird Conservation Initiative
U.S
Argentina
Iowa
Colombia
Venezuela
Amazon
Midwest
Four Iowa Areas Designated as Bird Conservation Areas
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources designated four areas as bird conservation zones. The sites include Broken Kettle in the Loess Hills near Sioux City, Effigy Mounds Yellow Rivers in northeast Iowa, Kellerton Grasslands in south central Iowa, and Spring Run Grasslands by the Iowa Great Lakes. Several groups press for habitat protection and private landowner involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Department of Natural Resources
Iowa Department of Natural Resources
Broken Kettle
Loess Hills
Sioux City
Effigy Mounds
Yellow Rivers
Kellerton Grasslands
Spring Run Grasslands
Iowa Great Lakes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arian Naninae
Ucuan
Rafi
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Lonnie J. Jordan
Oakhill Cemetery
St. Patrick Catholic Church
Steven Rosenke
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Westchester Dr
St. Luke’s Hospital
Grand Ave
St. Luke's Hospital
William F. Demeyer
Saints Peter & Paul Catholic Church
Kramer Funeral Home
Dyersville
St. Paul Lutheran Church
James Allison
Schutte Funeral Home
Kathryn
Dale) Westendorf
Westgate
Karla Albers
Waverly
Kristi
Bryan) Shannon
Waterloo
Autumn Albers
Harold
Donald
Roland
Gerald
Sharon) Meyer
Frederick
Shirley) Meyer
Monona
Joan Platt
Marlene
Willis) Livingood
Darlene
Harlan) White
Muscatine
Newhall
Lima M. Schminke
Vinton
Christian
GRSO
Review
Ferenc Farkas
Hungary
James Ramey
Leos Janacek
Mladi
George.ford
Gazettecommunications.com
Metal Art
Matt Hempel
the Gazette
Roger Quaintance
Roger
International
Nabci-Us
Doug Harr
DNR
Harr
Tate
Bird Conservancy
City of
Audubon
Nature Conservancy
Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation
eThe Dnr
eOther
Sierra Club
Ducks Unlimited
Pheasants Forever
Loess Hills Alliance
Natural Resources Conservation Service