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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2004
Page
8
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Hugh T Moore 90 formerly of Madison Wisconsin died August 22 2004 at Hiawatha Care Center. Services August 25 in Mayville WI burial Graceland Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters five grandchildren two great grandchildren and other relatives. Michael J Kringlen 55 Davenport died August 30 2004 at home after a sudden illness. Services August in Oelwein IA. Euretha Dorothy Koch 87 Columbus Junction IA died September 2 2004 in Colonial Manor Care Center following a sudden illness. Services September , burial Florida Cemetery Ohio. Euretha married Rev Alton R Koch in 1940 and was a homemaker and pastor’s wife.
Mass of Christian Burial for Ralph Joseph Worrell at St Bernadette Catholic Church West Branch followed by burial at St Bridget Cemetery rural Solon. Visitation 4 to 7:30 p m Sunday at St Bridget with vigil service 7 p m. Brush Chapel Solon in charge. Evelyn Miller 982 died Sept 1 2004 in Rochester Minn at age related causes. Services 2 p m Saturday Burnham Wood West Union by Rev Scott Kober. Burial West Union Cemetery Friends may call 4 to 8 p m today at the funeral home. Survived by sons Lord of New Hampton Rolley of West Union Gary of Hawkeye two daughters Neema Balk of Waucoma Dina Haskin of Denver and brother George Kelly of Hawkeye.
Warren Hepker of Marengo died September 1 2004 in English Valley Care Center North English after an extended illness. Services were set for September 4 at the Church of the Nazarene Marengo burial at Dunkard Cemetery Midway. He leaves wife Virginia four daughters 11 grandchildren eight great grandchildren a great great grandchild and a daughter in law. Born July 10 1915 in Linn County he owned Gamble Hardware and a Marengo livery service later retiring in 1993. He moved to North English in 2004 and was a Church of the Nazarene member.
A compiled roll lists residents from multiple Iowa towns including Anamosa Cedar Rapids Columbus Junction Gr innell Hawkeye Hiawatha Iowa City Marengo Oelwein Onslow Volga Washington West Branch and others. Names include Marilyn Fett Lora Sandhagen William Brooks Delphine Buck Anita Buck Fosdick David Krotz Joanne Schupanitz Euretha Koch Olevia Lidzka Evelyn Miller Hugh Moore Flo Patten Frank Ruiz Warren Hopker Michael Kringlen Florence Otten Harold Weber Dale Brehmer and Ralph Worrell.
Iowa City area obituary notices report Frank Nune Ruiz Jr aged 55 of Muscatine died after a three week illness. Services at Geo M Wittich Lewis Funeral Home in Muscatine, burial at Muscatine Memorial Park, with relatives listed. Florence Patten age 24, formerly of Iowa City, died in an auto crash August 24 2004. Memorials suggested to a memorial fund or Hills Bank. Surviving children named.
Anamosa Marilyn Fett 79 died Thursday September 2 2004 at St Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids after a short illness. Arrangements are pending with Goettsch Funeral Home Anamosa.
Florence Margretta Wehling Otten 87 of Onslow Iowa died September 1 2004 at home. Services 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Zion American Lutheran Wyoming with Rev Timothy Miller. Burial Wayne Zion Lutheran Cemetery rural Monticello. Visitation 3 to 8 p.m. today at Lahey Funeral Home Wyoming. She taught country school two years then married William C. Otten December 29 1937. She worked at Reliance Manufacturing Buds Super Valu Monticello and Walmart Anamosa. Survived by son David W. Otten and two granddaughters Mattea J. Otten and Vanessa L. Harding all of Marion Iowa and siblings in Anamosa. Preceded by husband parents two sisters and a brother. Burial details and service notes provided by Laheys.
The Rev. Dale Edwin Brehmer, 89, resident of United Presbyterian Home, died there Monday August 30 2004 after a long illness. Memorial services 6:30 p.m. Sunday at United Presbyterian Home with Evensong. The Rev. Kitch Shatzer will officiate. Arrangements with Jones Eden Funeral Home Washington. Catharyn and two daughters Dianne Bailey of Albuquerque New Mexico and Sandra of Charleston South Carolina.
A memorial note marks ten years since Mae Novetny died in 1994. Frank and family express enduring love and gratitude, noting her caring smile and lasting memories.
Announcement sets submission rules for In Memory Of tributes. Write by 4 p m on weekdays, state publication date, forms available. Rates: 85 cents per word, photos $10 each. For questions call 398 8221.
The Gazette accepts death notices and obituaries submission daily between specified hours with a 7 p.m. deadline. Arrangements pending and notices with immediate survivors and a photo may publish free if they conform to Gazette style. Additional information costs 35 cents per word.
William Brooks, 64, contracted West Nile virus in October 2002 and died in August 2003 after a long battle with illness. His wife Barbara said he faced numerous health problems, with possible causes including respiratory failure or myasthenia gravis complications. He spent months in hospital, underwent back surgery, and received physical therapy before his death in Cedar Rapids. Funeral services are planned at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories.
Gov Tom Vilsack and U S Mint Director Henrietta Holsman Fore prepare to unveil the Iowa state quarter at a 10 am ceremony in the State Capitol Des Moines The design honors education and Grant Wood Arbor Day with a schoolhouse teacher and students planting a tree The 34th Army Band will perform and every child present will receive a commemorative quarter
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