Monticello Obituary Notices for Goettsch and Hyde
Bertyce H. Goettsch 90 of Monticello died May 5 2003 in Dyersville after illness. Services Friday at United Church of Monticello with interment Oakwood Cemetery. Surviving husband Cecil four children twelve grandchildren two stepgrandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Steve Hyde 43 of Shellsburg died May 5 2003 at Mercy Medical Center Cedar Rapids after a heart attack. Private family services Oakwood Cemetery. Parents Clifton and Betty Lou Hyde survive with sisters and nieces and nephews. Condolences may be sent to the Shellsburg address.
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Bertyce H. Goettsch
Monticello
Dyersville
United Church of Monticello
Oakwood
Goettsch
Cecil
Jeryl
Bill) Mawe
Bemidji
Minn
Larry
Jackie) Goettsch
Clive
Jamlyn Kyte
Gordon
Deb) Goettsch
Manchester
Diane Mathuny
Mark Mawe
Marcia Mawe
Laurilyn Dowling
James
Matthew Goettsch
Jay
Jocelyn
Jon Kyte
Caryn
Spencer
Nathan Goettsch
John Barton
Michelle Barton
Bertyce
United Church of
Steve Hyde
Mercy Medical Center
Cedar Rapids
Oakwood Cemetery
Phillips Funeral Home Chapel
Vinton
Clifton and
Betty Lou Fiebelkorn Hyde
Shellsburg High School
Steve
Clifton
Betty Lou
Shellsburg
Marcia Beatty
Pam Hyde
Edith Fiebelkorn
Brittany
Courtney
Wesley
Kelsey
Brody Beatty
Lamphier Rites Planned for Terry Lamphier
Terry L Lamphier 54 died May 5 2003 at home after long illness. Services 10:30 a m Thursday Illyria Community Church rural Elgin with Rev Arley Ellingson. Burial Wadena City Cemetery with military rites. Friends may call 3 7 p m today Leonard Funeral Home Elgin and after 9 30 a m until service. Survivors include wife Tami three children parents two brothers and three sisters.
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Terry L. Lamphier
Illyria Community Church
Elgin
Arley Ellingson
Wadena City
Leonard Funeral Home
Tami
Travis
Terra Lamphier
Wadena
Tonya Osterhus
Guttenberg
Don
Artis Lamphier
Oelwein
Mark
Kevin
Houston
Texas
Nancy Naslund
Eden Prairie
Minn
Vicki van Englandberg
Champaign, Ill
Glenda Brown
Fairbank
Obituary of Walter A. Simon Walker Iowa
Walter Alfred Simon, 70, of 5234 Alice Road Walker Iowa died May 5 2003 after a long illness. Services were May 8 2003 at Murdoch Funeral Home Center Point with burial at Troy Mills Cemetery. He was a U S Air Force veteran and leaves wife Twila, sons James and Kevin, four grandchildren, and siblings. He enjoyed outdoors dancing fishing and was active in several local organizations.
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Walter Alfred Simon
Alice Road
Walker
Murdoch Funeral Home
Center Point
Gary Dobbins
Funeral Home
Troy Mills
Twila
James
Linda
Kevin
Cindy
Excelsior Springs
Heather
Kyle
Steven
Sara
Walter
Independence
Iowa
John
Bessie Baty Simon
Pleasant Prairie Country School
Troy Mills High School
U.S. Air Force
Twila A. Perlentein
Methodist Church
North Linn Fish and Game Club
Walt
Cedar Valley Polka Club
North Linn School Board
Linn County Democratic Committee
Linn County Farmers Home Administration
Linn County Board of Adjustment
American Legion Post
Eagles Aerie
Linn County Farm Bureau
Murdochfuneralhome.com
Funeral services set for Charles Folsom at West Paint Creek
Charles Chink Folsom aged 83 died May 5 2003 after a brief illness at Good Samaritan Center Postville. Services Thursday 11 a.m. at West Paint Creek Lutheran Church with Pastor Ken Kimball. Burial in church cemetery. Visitation today 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Hanson's Funeral Home and one hour before services at the church. Surviving are two daughters Marie Plein Lan sing and Sandy Blake Dorch ester, four sons Lee Lynn Leo and Clark all of Waukon, two sisters Jean Berg Waukon Patsy Kerndt Lan sing and a brother Roland Cresco.
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Charles “Chink
Folsom
Good Samaritan Center
Postville
West Paint Creek Lutheran Church
Ken Kimball
Church
Hanson
Marie Plein
Lansing
Sandy Blake
Dorchester
Lee
Lynn
Leo
Clark
Waukon
Jean Berg
Patsy Kerndt
Roland
Cresco
Death notice for 7 day old Dacota R. Nanke
Dacota R. Nanke seven day old daughter of Jason Nanke and Angela Burton of Bellevue died at University Hospitals in Iowa City. Visitation at Chapman Funeral Home Clarence. Survived by parents, sisters Phlesia Ford Viktoria Ford and brother Ashton Nanke. grandparents Douglas and Marilyn Horner of Bellevue and Gary and Mary Nanke of Cedar Rapids.
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Dacota R. Nanke
Jason Nanke
Angela Burton
Bellevue
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Chapman Funeral
Clarence
Phlesia Ford
Viktoria Ford
Ashton Nanke
Douglas and
Marilyn Horner
Gary and
Mary Nanke
Cedar Rapids
Kucinich Visits Eastern Iowa as Campaign Targets Economy and Iraq
Presidential hopeful Dennis Kucinich urged a full employment economy and an end to the Iraq war at events in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. He pressed rebuilding infrastructure, guaranteed health care, and repeal of NAFTA on his first day, drawing supportive but cautious crowds eight months before the caucuses.
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James Q. Lynch
The
Gazette
Dennis Kucinich
Iraq
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Roger Olson
Kucinich
Cereal Workers
F Ave. NW
Olson
Bush
Angela Parker-Simkin
London
Iowa
White House
Polk County Convention Center
Des Moines
Prosecution planned for Glenwood State Hospital patient
Mills County will charge Donald Young 33 in a Feb 8 assault at Glenwood State Hospital. The case follows prior protests over his transfer and a competency hearing urged by the Attorney General's Office. Young has been held at Oakdale prison after a separate assault on a state worker.
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Glenwood
Mills County
Glenwood State Hospital
Woodward Hospital
Marci Prior
Donald Young
Roger Munns
Iowa Department of Human Services
Young
State Hospital
Iowa
Oakdale State Prison
ACT mistake may alter February bar exam results
An Iowa City scoring error at ACT Inc. could adjust answers on the February multistate bar exam. Erica Moeser of the NCBE said one question was miskeyed, with two correct options but one letter changed. About 7,000 of roughly 20,000 tests may shift by a point.
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Iowa City
ACT Inc
Erica Moeser
National Conference of Bar Examiners
Moeser
University Hospitals Takes Over East Central Iowa Clinics
University Hospitals assumes administrative control of a shrinking east-central Iowa clinic network. Twelve clinics were reorganized with six retained by UI Health System and six moved to UI Hospitals. State funding covered losses totaling 31 million over eight years. future losses fall to UI Hospitals as patient revenue supports operations.
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Iowa City — University Hospitals
Iowa
Johnson County
University
Perry
Centerville
Sigourney
Marengo
Belle Plaine
London
State Board of Regents
UI Hospitals
UI Health System
Iowa teens show drop in drug and alcohol use
A Des Moines AP report shows Iowa students from grades six, eight and 11 along with some alternative schools recorded lower rates of cigarette smoking drinking and hard drug use between 1999 and 2002. The governor's drug policy spokesman calls it a modest decline overall.
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Iowa
Des Moines
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