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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2005
Page
20
Obituary notices announce Winifred Wynne Dallas service by Pastor Jim Langley at Westminster Church Cedar Rapids with a 2 p.m. service and a reception at Cottage Grove Place. Evelyn A Bills 95 of Cedar Rapids former Marion resident dies May 20 2005 with services at Murdoch Marion and a burial at Oak Shade Cemetery. memorials to First Baptist Church Marion.
Obituaries list funeral details for Terry D. DeGroot and Irvin Mose Grout including dates of death May 20 2005 and December 22 1921, service times, locations, survivors, and memorial gift options. Also notes online guest book and organizations with affiliations.
Funeral services for Jason Thomas 25 of Davenport will be 11 a.m. Monday at Third Missionary Baptist Church Davenport with Pastor Rogers Kirk officiating Visitation 10 a.m. to service time Monday at the church Burial in Pinehill Cemetery Davenport He died Sunday May 15 2005 He was born August 3 1979 in Davenport son of Luckey and Fred Thomas Jr He worked at Hardee s and was a local rapper Survivors include his mother Luckey Thomas of Chicago two daughters Olivia and Jalontai and a son Jason Thomas Jr all of Davenport a sister Mekala Moore of Chicago three brothers Benjamin Moore Cedar Rapids Jimmie Godfrey Fond du Lac Wis and Matthew Haymond Davenport his grandmother Lilly Mae Morris Chicago and his best friend Brian Morris Davenport Memorials to the family.
A heartfelt remembrance notes a loved one named Don with birthday wishes and a reflection on his loss. The writer expresses love, inability to say goodbye, and ongoing grief. The message ends with hope for a future family reunion.
The index lists individuals including Evelyn A Bills Winifred Wynne Dallas Terry D DeGroot Lynn A Shreeves Dreina M Strauss Kathleen Ann Pugh and Irvin Mose Grout across Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Riverside reflecting a community notices compilation.
Kathleen Ann Pugh 83 of Oaknoll Retirement Residence died after a long illness. Services set for 11 a m Tuesday at Lensing Funeral and Cremation Service with burial in St Josephs Cemetery. No immediate survivors reported.
Announcement guidelines for in memory notices require written submissions by 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and specify publication date. Forms and contact details are provided with pricing at 40 cents per word and pictures at ten dollars each. inquiries to the listed phone number.
The Gazette lists submission hours for death notices and obituaries and notes charges for additional material. Immediate survivors and a photo are published as a news item, with 40 cents per word for extended material and $10 for each organization involvement, plus up to three symbols.
Mount Pleasant Correctional Facility staff and inmates lead the Treasures for Tots program collecting wheels from bikes wagons strollers and more. The effort aims to repair and gift bikes to needy children while offering inmates a positive project and regional drop-off points are being arranged.
In Cottonville and Bellevue, four decades of women meet monthly for food and Sevens. The Birth Day Club grew from widowed friend support to a close circle of 60 to 85 year olds. Members share joys and losses as they gather in homes or restaurants each month.
The Gazette announces its annual Discovery guide to help newcomers and current residents in Linn and Johnson counties. The August 7 Sunday issue will publish sections listing clubs and groups for community belonging and activity discovery.
A notice calling clubs lodges and organizations to submit brief group descriptions meeting times and contact details for inclusion in a local directory. Send information to Discovery The Gazette Cedar Rapids address or by fax or email with a June 15 deadline.
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