Donald Speas 78 Kalona IA dies in 2014
Donald R. Speas formerly of Kalona dies November 6 2014 at UI Hospitals and Clinics cremation done private family burial planned Memorial fund established Peterseim Funeral Home handling arrangements Born March 14 1936 in Kalona he served in the Army 1958 1964 married Glennis Staubaugh April 7 1963 Survivors include wife two sons one granddaughter and one sister with one brother in law predeceased.
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Donald R. Speas
University of Iowa
Peterseim Funeral Home
Donald Ray Speas
Iowa
Lester
Bud" and
Mabel (Hartsock) Speas
Kalona High School
U.S. Army
U.S. Army Reserve
Glennis Staubaugh
Don
Glennis
Jim Speas
Stacy
Mary) Speas
Brandi Speas
Houston
Texas
Carolyn Petersen
Stanwood
Tony Petersen
Richard Seeley former Monticello resident 76
Richard Dean Seeley Sr. 76, formerly of Monticello and now of Winterset, Iowa, died Nov. 6 2014 after a long life as a hydraulics man in sales at Energy Manufacturing and later at Home Depot. He served in the U S Navy, was active in Burns Masonic Lodge and ZaGaZig Shrine, loved fishing and storytelling, and is survived by his wife Carolyn four children sixteen grandchildren and two expected great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Nov. 10 at Goettsch Funeral Home Monticello with a Masonic service Nov. 9 and interment Riverside Cemetery Anamosa.
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Richard Dean Seeley Sr
Richard
Winterset
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Anamosa High School
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Energy Manufacturing
Home Depot
Des Moines
Burns Masonic Lodge
ZaGaZig Shrine
Carolyn
Cristi Becker
Terry Dingmann
Anamosa
Cathi
Cate" Miller
Paul
Rick" Dean Seeley Jr
Julie
Manchester
Carri Burroughs
Blair
Louisville
Jane Carpenter
Goettsch
Riverside Cemetery
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City backs front facing buildings to boost walkable streets
Cedar Rapids considers zoning changes to place new buildings closer to sidewalks with parking in back. City leaders Olson and Vernon cite pedestrian friendly design and placemaking, aiming to revive neighborhood conge niality while eliminating front setbacks in many zones.
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Cedar Rapids
Monica Vernon
City Planning Commission
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Seth Gunnerson
New Bohemia
Czech Village
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Jennifer Pratt
Pratt
Chad Pelley
Ahtmann Companies
Corner House Gallery
Pelley
First Avenue East
Altmann Companies
First Avenue SE
28Th
First Avenue
Altmann
Geometric Inc
12Th Ave
Credit Union
First Ave. SE
Stephen Mally
the Gazette
18Th
19Th Streets
Hiawatha School Diversity Sparks Race and Discipline Debate
Teachers defend a policy focus on behavior and academics amid 2011 Department of Education data showing Hiawatha School district diversity and suspension disparities. Principal figures include Julie Bradley and community member Vincent Asige, with Cedar Rapids district comparison.
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Hiawatha
U.S. Department of Education
Department of Education
Cedar Rapids
Christensen
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Asige
Kenya
Andrew. Phillips
Thegazette
Plan to target Ebola with antibody therapy gains official look
A letter endorsed by Nobel laureates and prominent scientists urges US officials and lawmakers to develop and manufacture therapeutic antibodies from survivors’ blood to treat Ebola. The proposal outlines sequencing antibodies to build an arsenal, though no concrete development plan is provided and agency responses are pending.
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David Baltimore
James Watson
Jim Simons
Renaissance Technologies
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Reuters
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Thomas Geisbert
University of Texas Medical Branch
Mapp Biopharmaceutical
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