Jorgensen Tootie Jorgensen Marion obituary at 83
Ingrid Toootie K Jorgensen 83 of Marion formerly Walford died May 2 2017 at St Luke s Cedar Rapids Services May 6 at Murdoch Linwood Funeral Home Cedar Rapids Visitation 10 to 11 Funeral Home Burial Norway Cemetery Norway Survived by children Richard Steve Susan grandchildren great grandchildren sister and brother Memorials to Alzheimer's Association of Greater Iowa or Trinity Lutheran Church Walford Iowa Also Williamsburg obituary notes for Dorothy Garringer 91 with service May 8 at St Paul United Methodist Williamsburg Burial Yankee Point Cemetery"
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Susan) Jorgensen
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Kimber) Jorgensen
Minnetonka
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Susie” Jorgensen
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Megan) Jorgensen
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Minneapolis
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Ivan
Mary Ann) Grabe
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Patricia Lillian (Poole) Grabe
Ray Robinson
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Williamsburg
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Donna
Glen) Salyer
Andalusia
Alan
John
Helen) Garringer
van Horne
Marie
John) Eberhardt
Montrose
Alan Garringer
North English
Rand
Sharry) Garringer
Marengo
Jayne
Alex) Garcia
Verne Bendorf
Tennessee
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Anita
Julius Bendorf
Theodore Fritz
Mary Ann Garringer
Martha Fritz
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