Marion Woman Sharon Wendt Dies at 77 in Iowa
Sharon Sharie Marie Wendt 77 of Marion died November 20 2024 at home. Funeral Mass November 27 2024 at St Joseph Catholic Church Marion burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. She is survived by children Kristi and Jeremy and grandchildren Jericho Penny Willow, siblings Susan Joe and Jeff Hruska, former husband Barry. Memorials directed to family memorial fund.
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Sharon “Sharie
Marie Wendt
Marion
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Neil Manternach
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Sharie
Wendt Wendt
Kristi Wendt
Dan Steichen
Scottsdale, AZ
Jeremy
Jj” Wendt
Ashley Tsosie- Mahieu
Tucson
Jericho
Penny Wendt
Willow Wendt
Susan
Jim) Teahen
Joseph
Joe” Hruska
Jeffrey
Kendal) Hruska
Barry
Eileen
Maynard Wend
Cedar Rapids
Edward and
Mary Novak Hruska
LaSalle High School
Mt. Mercy College
Barry Wendt
St. Ludmila Catholic Church
Sue’s
Hallmark
Regalo’s
Teahenfuneralhome
Ardyth Elayne Meline 91 Cedar Rapids obituary notice
Ardyth Elayne Meline 91 of Cedar Rapids IA died November 17 2024 at Cottage Grove Place A Celebration of Life will be December 7 2024 at 1 30 pm at Cottage Grove Place Cedar Rapids IA She was born March 17 1933 near Plainview NE and married Doug Meline in 1956 Survived by children Scott Meline Ann Stark grandchildren and a brother. funeral and memorial details and charities.
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Ardyth Elayne Meline
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Jesus
Cottage Grove Place
1St Ave
Ardyth Elayne Smith
Orie and
Josephine (Miller) Smith
Plainview
Nebraska
Plainview High School
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Ardyth
Doug Meline
Urbana
Illinois
Doug
Webster City
Archie
Central Iowa Farm Business Association
Ardie
Asbury United Methodist Church
United Methodist
PEO
Farm Business Association
Ardhie
Cottage Grove
Scott
Deb
Meline
Mason
Ohio
Ann (Lou) Stark
Avon Lake
Derek
Nicole
Washington State
Brett Meline
Elizabeth McCrea
Brian
Will Stark
Pennsylvania
Marvin Smith
Brunswick
Stephen
Vernon Smith
St Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Cottage Grove Foundation
Cedarmemorial.com
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Lucy the fossil Lucy changed view of evolution fifty years ago
Fifty years after the discovery of Lucy in Hadar Ethiopia paleoanthropologist Donald Johanson and colleagues reshaped human origins. The remarkably complete Australopithecus afarensis skeleton revealed bipedal traits and a blend of ape and human features. Lucy spurred debate on ancestry and helped map a bushy family tree of early hominins ending with a fragile, famed skeleton housed in Ethiopia.
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Lucy
Hadar
Ethiopia
A.L
Dinkinesh
Olduvai Gorge
Tanzania
South Africa
Donald Johanson
Johanson
Richard Leakey
Walter Cronkite
Arizona State University
Africa
Tom Gray
Ian Tattersall
John Hawks
University of Wisconsin At Madison
National Museum of
Addis Ababa
Institute of Human Origins
Arizona State
Alice Brock and Guthrie link to Thanksgiving church mess
Alice Brock hosted Arlo Guthrie and Rick Robbins in 1965 at her Stockbridge church home. After dumping unwanted furniture on a closed holiday dump, they were fined for littering, a tale that inspired the Alice's Restaurant Massacree song and helped Guthrie dodge the draft. Brock later helped write part of the song and profited from its fame through the 1969 film.
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Alice Brock
Ray
Massachusetts
Stockbridge
Arlo Guthrie
Brock
Wellfleet
Mass
Rick Robbins
Guthrie
Alice
Woody Guthrie
Stockbridge School
Robbins
Berkshires
Brocks
Arlo
C.A. Sanders
Arthur Penn
Patricia Quinn
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Lucy Drew
Connecticut
C. Owen Lovejoy
Kent State University
Grace Latimer
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
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