Obituary notices span Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns
Obituaries and death notices appear for Wendy Barton Sylvia Feustel Thomas Busenbark Sheryl Marsden and Kaden Lynch among others in Cedar Rapids area notices. Details include dates of death May 2024 funeral home arrangements and memorial fund information along with service times and locations.
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Cedar Rapids
Wendy Barton
Murdoch- Linwood Funeral Home
Chelsea
Sylvia Caroline Feustel
Kruse-Phillips Funeral
Tama
Shellsburg
Thomas William Busenbark
Phillips Funeral Home
Vinton
Solon Sheryl A. Marsden
Murdoch-Linwood Funeral Home
Kaden Arthur Lynch
Kaden
Morgan Wallen
Ashley Fagan
Brandon Lynch
Mayree Workman
Hiawatha
Harper
Halle Jeffita
Deb
Mark McDonough
Dubuque
Dan
Sue Lynch
Farley
Kevin Fagan
Hazelhurst
Diane
Perry Hochhammer
Fort Meyers
Jan
Pat Fagan
Monica Lynch
Peosia
Brush Chapel
Avacentre
Bowling Street
Buffalo Cemetery
Thomas Park
Marion
Kaden Lynch
Bud Anderson Die at 102 Last World War II Triple Ace
Clarence E. “Bud” Anderson Jr., last surviving triple ace from World War II, died May 17 at his Auburn California home at age 102. He shot down 16 1/4 enemy planes in 116 missions, served as a military test pilot, and retired as a colonel in 1972 before an honorary brigadier general promotion. His daughter Kitty Burlington confirmed the death.
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Clarence E
Bud” Anderson Jr
Occupied
Europe
Auburn
Calif
Kitty Burlington
Anderson
Air Force
Army Air Forces
Pearl Harbor
U.S
England
John Curatola
National
New Orleans
Luftwaffe
Curatola
American Fighter Aces Association
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Korea
Wayland Holyfield Dies, Prolific Nashville Songwriter
Wayland Holyfield, 82, a Nashville based songwriter known for Cheating Hearts and Rednecks White Socks and Blue Ribbon Beer, died May 6 at his Nashville home. He wrote more than 100 titles, including Can I Have This Dance and You're My Best Friend, totaling over 40 top ten hits with 14 reaching No. 1. He moved to Nashville in 1972, partnered with Bob McDill, and collaborated with artists such as Don Williams Crystal Gayle and Charley Pride. His song Arkansas You Run Deep In Me was performed at Bill Clinton's 1993 inauguration.
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Wayland Holyfield
Nashville
John Carland
Holyfield
Bob House
Anne Murray
John Travolta
Washington
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Nancy
Bob McDill
South
Bamboo Club
Johnny Russell
Don Williams
Crystal Gayle
McDill
Charley Pride
Dickey Lee
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Don E. Weatherwax
MT. Pleasant
Jean I. Hopker
Donald
Don" Weatherwax, II
Don E. Weatherwax, II
Cedar Memorial Park Chapel of Memories
Jean I.hepker
Jean I. Hepker
Marengo
Arbor Court
Kloster Funeral Home
Roy Libby
Dunkard Cemetery
Toddville
Iowa
American Diabetes Association
Jean
Tonya
Joe) Campbell-Golden
Melanie Campbell
Gabriel Whaley
Ellen
Dave) Ewing
Janice
Jim) Hoylman
Webster
Warren
Virginia
LaVonne Hinkle
Carol Jean Hopker
Kenneth Hepker
Klosterfuneralhome.com
Lion
AmVets
American Legion
Bud Anderson
Chuck Yeager
Yeager
Frankenstein
Wolfman
Andy
Obrin Medley
National Wwii Museum
Stars
Dies
J. Fred Knobloch
George Strait
Wesley Hitt
Arkansas Community Foundation