Joann Mazziotti Gray longtime teacher dies at 73
Joann Mazziotti Gray of Marion Iowa died September 1 2024 at home aged 73 Born Des Moines Iowa she taught second grade at Sacred Heart and was a Reading Recovery and Title One specialist in Harlan She married Patrick Gray in 1993 and is survived by her husband three children six grandchildren two brothers and many nieces and nephews Memorial service September 9 2024 in Oelwein Information at Jamison Schmitz Funeral Home obituary online.
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Joann (Mazziotti) Gray
Marion
Iowa
Oelwein
Jamison-Schmitz
Mser
Frank Bognanno
Jamisonschmitzfuneralhome.com
Joann Mary Mazziotti
Des Moines
Samuel James
Ethelyn Frances (Burford) Mazziotti
Oelwein Community High School
University of Iowa
University of Northern Iowa
Joann
Sacred Heart
Harlan Elementary School
Patrick Gray
Milwaukee
Pat Gray
Kari
Jon) Leete
Gina
Tony) Rechkemmer
Sam
Elizabeth) Gray
Cedar Rapids
Stella
Sienna
Mya
Sawyer
Hazel
Sage
Don
Alex) Mazziotti
Portland
Oregon
Jim
Leanna
Mazziotti
McKinney
Texas
Sharon
Mercy
Hall-Perrine Cancer Center
Northwestern
Lou and Jean Malnau
Hospice of Mercy
Opal Frances Popham, 100, North English Obituary
Opal Frances Popham died September 3, 2024, at English Valley Care Center in North English. Celebration of Life set for September 5 at 11:00 am at Powell Funeral Home North English, with visitation 10:00 to 11:00 am. Burial at Champion Hill Cemetery, rural North English. Memorials to English Valleys Care Center. Tributes at powellfuneralhomes.com.
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Opal Frances Popham
English Valley Care Center
North English
Powell
Craig Gingrich 76 Cedar Falls Coach and Paramedic Dies
Craig Gingrich 76 of Cedar Falls died September 2 2024. He taught at Union High School La Porte City 1970 2005 and became a paramedic in 1982 while serving on Covenant and Dysart ambulance services. He is survived by wife Deborah four sons ten grandchildren and siblings. Visitation September 6 2024 at Candeo Church and funeral September 7 at the same church. Memorials to Deborah Gingrich for a healthcare scholarship.
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Craig Gingrich
Cedar Falls
Vinton High School
Coe College
UNI
Craig
Deborah Taylor
Dysart
Schleswig
Union High School
la Porte City
Covenant Ambulance
Dysart Ambulance Service
Cedar Valley
Dysart United Methodist Church
Deb
Cedar River
Candeo
Blackhawk County
Republican Party
Deborah
Kimble
Kyla
Colorado Springs
Gavin
Autumn
Trevor
Deanna
Norwalk
Annika
Riley
Sydney
Garrett
Angie
Waterloo
Lia
Ali
Taylor
Sarah
Hannah
Isaac
Hazel
Warner
Lynn Gingrich
Candeo Church
Greenhill Rd
Deborah Gingrich
Craig & Deb
LockeFuneralServices.com
George Goehring dies composer of Lipstick on Your Collar
George Goehring, composer of Lipstick on Your Collar, died August 15 at Amazing Grace Assisted Living in West Palm Beach. He was 91, a Baltimore native long active in music, film, and theater, with credits including Lady Audley's Secret score and The Baltimore Song.
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George Goehring
Lipstick On Your Collar
Baltimore
Connie Francis
Amazing Grace
West Palm Beach
Fla
Montebello-area
Center Stage
Vagabond Players
Baltimore Men’s Chorus
Philadelphia
Goehring
New York City
Brill
the Sun
Francis
New Jersey
Terri Dean
Petula Clark
Gene Pitney
Elvis Presley
Dion
the Platters
Barbra Streisand
Donald Seale
Mary Elizabeth Braddon
George
Lady Goehring
R.H
Hal” Gardner
Lady Audley
Fells Point
Alan Lea
James Darren, TV director who starred in Gidget films, dies
James Darren, 88, the teen idol known for playing Moon Doggie in Gidget and its 1961 sequel, died in his sleep at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Los Angeles after aortic valve surgery was deemed too risky. He later directed TV series including Beverly Hills 90210 and Walker Texas Ranger and remained a music and screen presence from Malibu to Star Trek and T J Hooker.
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James Darren
Los Angeles
Moondoggie
Darren
Cedars- Sinai Medical Center
Jim Moret
Inside Edition
Jeffrey
Matthews
Gidget
Sandra Dee
Dee
Deborah Walley
Cindy Carol
Rome
Malibu
California
Sally Field
Sally Jessy Raphael
the Times
Columbia Pictures
Jim Corrigan
T.J. Hooker
Tony Newman
Danlee Mitchell Dies at 87 A San Diego Percussion Icon
Danlee Mitchell, a renowned percussionist, educator, and founder of the SDSU percussion program, died at 87 in Lakeside, California. He helped champion Harry Partch's pioneering ensemble, performed with the San Diego Symphony and Opera, and mentored students who joined Partch’s innovative instrument ensemble. Mitchell's six-decade career linked local teaching to international performances, shaping modern percussion and avant-garde music.
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San Diego
Danlee Mitchell
Paul Simon
Saturday Night Live
Hal Willner
Lou Harrison
Gyorgy Ligeti
Mitchell
Lakeside
Calif
San Diego Symphony
San Diego Opera
la Jolla Symphony & Chorus
San Diego State University
Harry Partch
UC San Diego
Steven Schick
la Jolla Symphony
Danlee
Jon Szanto
Sdsu Music Department
Partch
University of Illinois
Oakland
SDSU
Union-Tribune
Tacoma
Wash
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