Dorothy Leann Megdelsen obituary ainsworth Iowa
Dorothy Leann Megdelsen 74 of Ainsworth Iowa died Friday October 28 2011 after a sudden illness at Mercy Town City A Memorial service will be held November 3 2011 at United Presbyterian Church Washington Iowa with Rev Bob Wollenberg officiating Visitation is November 2 2011 from noon to 8 pm at Jones Eden Funeral Home interment Oregon Township Cemetery Ainsworth Memorials to United Presbyterian Church Washington Community or Children’s Miracle Network at University of Iowa Survived by son Neal Megchelsen and wife Karen of Ainsworth daughter Sara Megchelsen and husband Rob Horning of Stillwater Minnesota daughter Mary Malenke and husband David of Maple Grove Minnesota six grandchildren two stepgrandchildren one brother Wilfred McCreedy and wife Karen of Ainsworth sister in law Lila Megchelsen of Marengo and many nieces and nephews
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Dorothy Leann Megdelsen
Ainsworth
Mercy Town City
United Presbyterian Church
Washington
Bob Wollenberg
Jones Eden Funeral
Oregon Township
Iowa
United Presbyterian Church of Washington
Children's Miracle Network
University of Iowa
Dorothy
Jonesth
Neal Megchelsen
Karen
Sara Megchelsen
Rob Horning
Stillwater
Minn
Mary Malenke
David
Maple Grove
Wilfred McCreedy
Lila Megchelsen
Marengo
LaVonne F. Rice
Vinton
Homestead Assisted Living
Waunakee
Wis
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Ardel Barta
van Steenhuuse-Russell
Waterloo
Vsrfh.com
Harold E. Eiben, Langworthy native, dies at 87
Harold E. Eiben 87 of Anamosa died October 30 2011 at Iowa Veterans Home Marshalltown after a brief illness. Services are set for November 3 at Goerisch Memorial Home Monticello with burial at Oakwood Cemetery. He leaves five children 16 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren along with a brother and two sisters. Harold served in WWII and married Clara Bohlken in 1946. The couple later farmed near Langworthy and traveled nationwide in a motor home before settling in Anamosa. Memorials may go to a memorial fund.
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Anamosa
Langworthy
Iowa Veterans Home
Marshalltown
Monticello
Oalkwood
al Bolito
Voettschowling.com
Judith
John) Flite
Delta Junction
Alaska
Marcia
Bob) Orr
Galena
Debra
Michael) Miller
Gary
Katie) Kiben
Colesburg
Rick
Keslie) Kiben
Cedar Rapids
Clarence
Laura) Eiben
Hopkinton
Betty Redmond
Marion
Jim) Blunt
Scotch Grove
Clara
Larry
Melissa Eiben
John
Paul
Arthur
Harold J. Eiben
Iowa
J. Henry
Ellen Warner Eiben
Harold
Harold Kiben
Clara Hubbard Bohlken
Little Brown
Nashua
W.T. Folkers
Anamosa State Penitentiary
United States
Veterans Home
Obituary Notices for LaVonne Rice and E. Vivienne Benedik
LaVonne F Rice 93 longtime Vinton resident died Oct 8 2011 in Waunakee Wisconsin. Memorial mass Nov 4 at St Marys Vinton with burial Evergreen Cemetery Vinton. E Vivienne Benedik died Oct 30 2011 in her home graveside service Nov 3 at National Cemetery Vining. Visitation Nov 2 at Hrabak Funeral Home.
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Death notices and obituaries deadlines and rates
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Coralville backs Von Maur store with 9.5 million in tax funds
Coralville uses 9.5 million in tax increment financing to land Von Maur in the Iowa River Landing district near I 80, with a public finance expert valuing the project at 16 million. Officials defend the private talks as necessary to protect negotiating leverage while critics say the public lacked input.
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Kathleen Richardson
Iowa Freedom of Information Council
von We
John Weihe
Coralville
von Maur
Iowa River Landing
Interstate 80
First Avenue
Iowa City
Sycamore Mall
Gross
Weihe
Nassif Cancer Center Aims for 2015 Opening
PCI and St. Luke's teams plan a $47 million medical pavilion to open in January 2015 with steel work near completion and over 200 doctors slated to treat patients. The Hall Perrine Cancer Center opens March 2012 as Mercy Medical Center builds nearby, supported by Nassif gifts totaling over $7.4 million to various institutions.
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PCI
Michelle Luty
St. Luke’s
Mercy Medical Center
Hall- Perrine
Nassif
Coe College
Michael G. Nassif
St. George Orthodox Church
Helen G. Nassif
Randy Easton
Helen Nassif charitable gifts span decades across Iowa projects
The late Helen G Nassif, a Cedar Rapids native now in Rockville Maryland, funded multiple Iowa health and community projects from 1996 to 2011. Contributions included the Nassif Cancer Center at St Luke s Hospital and the Nassif YMCA with other gifts to Coe College and St George Orthodox Church.
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Helen G. Nassif
Nassif
Coe College
St. George Orthodox Church
Community Cancer Center
Cedar Rapids
Rockville
B Avenue NE
St. Luke’s
George Washington Law School
Washington
U.S
FEMA City appeal over incinerator damage ruling and Sinclair debris costs
City officials contest FEMA conclusions after a new analyst re evaluated the wastewater plant damage. FEMA will pay 8 million of a 33 million repair bill and nothing for replacement, delaying two years of planning. City and FEMA also remain 7 to 10 million apart on Sinclair site debris work after paying 21 million.
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FEMA
O’hern
Sinclair
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Jerry) Anderson
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