Two Iowa women, Rachel Day and Marilyn Peck, obituary notices
Rachel Irene Day of Marion died November 9 2024 at 98. Graveside services will be November 14 2024 at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery followed by a celebration of life at Creekside Bible Church. Marilyn Jean Peck of West Liberty died November 8 2024 born June 14 1932 she left no services planned. Cards may be sent to Iowa City address. Both include survivors and memorial details.
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Omaha
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Edison
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Rachel
Cedar Rapids
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Iown
Linn County
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West Liberty
Emeline
Iowa
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Clayton Hamilton
Jackson
Jones County
Wyoming High School
Marilyn
Romeyn Herbert
Tad” Peck
Richard
Ric” Peck
Wendy Peck
Ross Hamilton
Mona Mylhousen
Bob Myhlhousen
Donovan
Mike” Mead
Martha
Delbert) Knight
Mary
Doug) Lenoch
Marlene
Jay) Lenoch
Robb
Debbie) Peck
Jane
Bob) Hansen
Judy Mead
Mary “Frosty
Tony Todd, Candyman star, dies at age 69 in California
BAFTA nominated actor Tony Todd, famed for Candyman and Final Destination roles, died at 69 at his Marina Del Rey home. Cause listed as natural. reps confirm. Born December 4, 1954, in Washington DC, he built a multidecade career across film and TV including Sleepwalk, Platoon, 21 Jump Street, Star Trek The Next Generation, and various horror projects.
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Judith Jamison Dies at 81, Ailey Leader and Dance Icon
Judith Jamison, renowned dancer and longtime artistic director of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, died after a brief illness at 81. She led the company from 1989, preserving Revelations and expanding global reach, earning Kennedy Center Honors in 1999 and a National Medal of the Arts in 2001.
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Ella Jenkins dies at 100 first lady of children's music
Ella Jenkins, renowned songwriter and Grammy winner known as the First Lady of Children's Music, died at age 100 in Chicago. A multi instrumentalist, she shaped early childhood education through culturally rich songs like The Hello Song and Wade in the Water, recording for Smithsonian Folkways and inspiring generations of young listeners.
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