Memorial notices for Burns and Emanuelli headlined deaths in Iowa
James S Burns 82 of Rowley Iowa died September 6 2024 of cancer at Cedar Valley Hospice Home Waterloo Funeral services September 13 at First United Methodist Rowley burial Rowley Cemetery Visitation September 12 at White Funeral Home Independence IA He was a farmer soil advocate former Buchanan County Soil Commissioner East Buchanan Telephone Co Op director and community volunteer He is survived by his wife Wanita and three children The obituary notes memorials to Independence Area Food Pantry and Cedar Valley Hospice Home Peter Lawrence Emanuelli 71 of Iowa City died September 5 2024 Private burial at St Joseph He was born September 22 1952 in West Milford New Jersey and worked as a chef and factory worker in North Liberty He is survived by wife Jane and several relatives The Gay Ciha Funeral Home site hosts condolences
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James S. Burns
Rowley
Cedar Valley
Waterloo
First United Methodist Church
White Funeral Home
Independence
James Steven Burns
Cedar Rapids
James Howard Burns
Opal Marie (McCloskey) Burns
Jim
Buchanan County
Marion
Marion High School
Wanita Elaine Rasmussen
Quasqueton Union Church
Quasqueton
East Buchanan
Henry
Wanita Burns
Stephanie
Jeff) Haight
David
Lynn) Burns
Winthrop
Susan
Carlyle) Schmidt
Westgate
Betty Burns
Neil Strong
Richard Burns
Carolyn Strong
Independence Area
White- MtHope.com
Peter L. Emanuelli
Iowa City
St. Joseph
Gay & Ciha
Gayandciha.com
Peter Lawrence Emanuelli
West Milford
Frederick and
Dorothy
Halton) Emanuelli
Peter
Jane A. Shaffer
North Liberty
Jane
Maryjean Lippincott
Mike
Skip
Fred
Emanuelli
Donna
Steve Shaffer
Kathy Shaffer-Cumby
Kevin
Daryl Edwin Mally dies at 87 in Cedar Rapids
Daryl Edwin Mally of Cedar Rapids died Saturday September 7 2024 at age 87. He requested no formal services Teahen Funeral Home assists the family. Survived by wife Mary daughter Valerie Hollan stepdaughter Sue Campbell and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Preceded by parents son Michael Clemons and Chris Mally daughter Caralee granddaughter Michelle Hollan great granddaughter Evangeline Nawaz and brothers Robert Milroy George. Born March 6 1937 in Cedar Rapids son of Milroy and Gladys Mally. He married Mary Jayne November 22 1975 in Cedar Rapids and worked at Collins Radio. Online condolences at Teahen Funeral Home.
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Daryl Edwin Mally
Cedar Rapids
Daryl
Teahen
Mary C. Henkels obituary in Hiawatha Iowa details life and survivors
Mary C. Henkels age 81 of Hiawatha IA died September 9 2024 at St Luke s Transitional Care Center surrounded by family A Celebration of Life will be held later She was born June 27 1943 in Guttenberg IA daughter of Arthur and Edna Frommelt She married Ervin Henkels on October 5 1968 Mary enjoyed gardening embroidery baking and reading She cherished being a grandma Survived by husband Ervin daughters Pamela Rathe and Rebecca Alferts grandchildren Evelyn Grace and Tanner four generations of nieces and nephews Preceded in death by her parents siblings and an infant grandson Brayden Rathe Memorials to American Heart Association or Camp Courageous.
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Mary C. Henkels
Hiawatha
St. Luke’s
Mary
Guttenberg
Arthur and
Edna (Bogart) Frommelt
Ervin Henkels
Ervin
Pamela
Allen) Rathe
Greeley, CO
Rebecca
Trevor) Alferts
Cedar Rapids
Evelyn
Grace
Tanner
Brayden Rathe
American Heart Association
Camp Courageous
Unity Point St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Luke’s Transitional Care Center
Kenneth Coble, longtime Keswick resident dies at 84
Kenneth Ronald Coble 84 of Keswick died September 6 2024 at Parkview Manor Wellman Funeral services were held at Holland Coble What Cheer Visitation September 10 2024 Burial in Van Orsdall Cemetery near Ollie He served in Korea and worked at UI Hospital He is survived by wife Donna daughter Carolyn son Kenneth and brother-in-law Ed Ploog.
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Kenneth Coble
Keswick
Parkview Manor
Wellman
Holland Coble
What Cheer
van Orsdall
Ollie
Kenneth Ronald Coble
Hayesville
Iowa
University of Iowa Hospital
Ron
Daryl Coble
Nancy Holum
Clifford
Zeela) Coble
Eugene Coble
Donna Coble
Carolyn
Jeff) Cuvar
Ed Ploog
Karsten Alfred John Marengo churchman with farm roots
Alfred John Karsten of Marengo Iowa passed away on September 9 2024 at age 93. Funeral services will be held September 14 at St John s Lutheran Church Marengo with burial in Marengo Cemetery. He served in Korea and farmed the family land for decades. He is survived by six children and many grandchildren. his life centered on church, family, and faith. Memorials may be given to St John s.
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Jesus Christ
Alfred John Karsten
Marengo
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Andrew Gray
Wilfred Karsten
Marengo Cemetery
St. John’s
Alfred
William
Meta
Burke) Karsten
Washington Township
Iowa
St. Martin’s Lutheran Church
St. Martin’s
Washington #2
St. Clair Township
Blairstown High School
Kenneth
Karsten
Jesus
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Iowa District East Board of Directors
Lorene
Lodge
Rose Haven
Wilfred
Lynette
Kay
Randy
Christoffersen
Arlin
Sue
Tammy
Neil
Lapworth
Tim
Sandra
Thomas
Kim
Anna
Brian
Delbert
Susann
Kathy
Merlin
Charles
Beverly
Leroy
Duane
Ruth) Werning
Ruth
Don) Huedepohl
Pastor Gray
Ben Miller
Essence of Life
Klosterfuneralhome
Dan Morgenstern dies at 94, guard of jazz history
Dan Morgenstern, noted jazz writer and archivist who nurtured the Institute of Jazz Studies at Rutgers Newark and championed stars like Armstrong and Coleman, died September 7 in Manhattan at age 94 from congestive heart failure. He guided journals Metronome Jazz Down Beat and wrote acclaimed liner notes earning eight Grammys. Morgenstern, born in Germany, fled Nazi Europe and became a steadfast advocate for jazz as America’s gift to the world. Survived by his wife Ellie and two sons, Adam and Joshua.
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Dan Morgenstern
Louis Armstrong
Lester Young
Manhattan
Josh
Morgenstern
America
Metronome
Jazz
Jazz & Pop
Down Beat
New York Post
Chicago Sun-Times
Institute of Jazz Studies
Rutgers University At
Newark
Billie Holiday
Ben Webster
National Endowment For the Arts
Loren Schoenberg
National Jazz Museum
Harlem
Europe
Germany
Vienna
Austria
Copenhagen
Smithsonian Jazz
Ing
New York City
Jazz Record
Armstrong
Young
Roy Eldridge
Coleman Hawkins
Oran
Hot Lips
Page
Decca
Dan
Schoenberg
Lenore Avin
Elsa “Ellie” Schochet
Adam and
Joshua Morgenstern