Obituaries for Merl Rabik and Clarence Thoman
Merl Rabik 86 of Center Point died Oct 13 2006 after a short cancer illness. Services at Murdoch Funeral Home Monday with burial at Alice Cemetery. Survived by wife Ella jean two sons a daughter nine grandchildren 12 great grandchildren three great great grandchildren. Clarence Thoman 86 died Oct 12 2006 at Colonial Manor Care Center Amana. Services at St Michael s Church Norway burial at St Patrick s Watkins. Survived by wife a son and a daughter grandchildren and a brother.
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Catherine) Rabik
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Allen) VanDer Veen
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Virginia) Thoman
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Health Ul cancer vaccine shows promise from UI tests
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Justice Brent Appel named to Iowa Supreme Court
Gov. Tom Vilsack announced Brent Appel of Dubuque will join the Iowa Supreme Court, replacing Justice James Carter who retires. Appel, a 20 year private practitioner, has argued before the Supreme Court and held senior Iowa attorney general posts. He praised Iowa’s judiciary and pledged to uphold its traditions.
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Man Charged with Murder in Des Moines Shooting
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