Trena Geraldine Dreesman
06/29/06
Trena
Geraldine Dreesman, age 73, of Parkersburg, Iowa, was born the daughter
of George and Gebke (Kruse) Kampman on June 19, 1932, on a farm in
Butler County, near Allison, Iowa. She received her education and
graduated from the Allison High School in Allison, Iowa in 1950. She
continued her education at Hawkeye Community College in Waterloo, Iowa,
where she earned a Certified Nurses Assistant degree. Trena was united
in marriage with Melvin Dreesman on November 15, 1950, in St. James
Lutheran Church in Allison. Through the years Trena worked seasonally at
the former O’s Gold Seed Company near Aplington, Iowa and the canning
factory in Ackley, Iowa. She also worked at three nursing homes, Maple
Manor in Aplington, the Presbyterian Home in Ackley and the Grundy
County Memorial Hospital Long Term Care as a CNA. They lived and farmed
in the Parkersburg and Allison area and in 1981 they moved to their home
in Parkersburg. Trena was a member of the Hope Reformed Church in
Parkersburg, Iowa. She enjoyed camping with her family and her favorite
place to go was Black Hawk Park in Cedar Falls, Iowa. She liked birds,
especially Cardinals and she enjoyed crocheting pot holders. She loved
making cinnamon rolls for the family and the football team. Trena died
Saturday, June 17, 2006, at the Covenant Medical Center in Waterloo,
Iowa, of natural causes. She was preceded in death by her husband,
Melvin Dreesman on December 21, 1993; her parents; and three brothers,
Jacob, Bert and Harry Kampman. Trena is survived by four children, Red
(Jo) Dreesman, Darlene Dreesman and Don Dreesman all of Parkersburg, IA
and Lois ( Jerry) Ohlendorf of Waterloo, IA; two step-grandsons, Todd
(Liz) Pruisner and Chad (Heather) Pruisner; three step-great grandsons,
Luke, Michael and Jace Pruisner; one brother, Heyo Kampman of Allison,
IA; two sisters, Alma (Orville) Roth of Sumner, IA and Caroline (James)
Haag of Waverly, IA; and one sister-in-law, Arlene Kampman of
Clarksville, IA. Funeral Services were held at 10:30 a.m., Wednesday,
June 21, 2006 in the Hope Reformed Church, Parkersburg with Rev. Neal
Ooms officiating. Organist was Cathy Myers. Special Music was “I Can
Only Imagine” and “I’ll Fly Away”. Congregational Hymns were “The Old
Rugged Cross” and “How Great Thou Art”. Casketbearers were Dennis
Eckhoff, Russell Haag, Gary Kampman, Daryl Dreesman, Micky Dreesman and
Joe Sheridan . Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery, Parkersburg, Iowa.
Flower Committee was Rachel Sampson, Dort Kampman and Jo Krusey.
Redman-Schwartz Funeral Home, Parkersburg, was in charge of
arrangements. Memorials may be directed to the family.
Jennie Gronewold
06/29/06
Jennie Gronewold, 91, of Dumont, Iowa, passed away June 22, 2006, at the
Franklin General Hospital in Hampton. She was born February 24, 1915, in
Franklin County, Iowa, to Wubbo and Hilda (Bakker) Viet. Jennie attended
rural country schools in Franklin County, Iowa. She was married to
Tjabring Gronewold on October 9, 1933, in Kesley, Iowa. Jennie was a
homemaker and a member of Dumont Reformed Church in Dumont, Iowa. She
enjoyed embroidering and spending time with her family. Jennie is
survived by her son Wilbur & wife Joanne Gronewold of Ackley, son John
Gronewold of Dumont, sister Tillie Hicken of Dumont, sister-in-law
Loretta Viet of Dumont, fifteen grandchildren, fifty-five great
grandchildren and fifteen great-great grandchildren. She was preceded in
death by her parents, husband, one daughter Reka, one son Herman,
son-in-law Robert Kampman, four brothers Pete, Herman, Wubbo and John,
three sisters Alice Siems, Martha Wubbena and Grace DeVries, and
sister-in-law Arlean Viet. Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m.,
Monday, June 26, 2006 at the Dumont Reformed Church with Rev. Jack
Ritsema officiating. Special music was provided by organist Jim
Siebrands accom-panying the congregational singing. Pallbearers were
Wendell Kampman, Wayne Kampman, Jeffrey Gronewold, Douglas Gronewold,
Jerald Gronewold and David Gronewold. Final resting place was in the
Dumont Cemetery with Sietsema-Vogel Funeral Home in charge of
arrangements.
Catherine Mary Wefel
06/29/06
Catherine Mary Wefel, 80 of Waverly, Iowa, died on Thursday, June 22,
2006 at her home in Waverly, Iowa. Catherine was born on December 9,
1925 in Dougherty, Iowa, the daughter of Peter and Catherine (Sinnwell)
Hermann. She was united in marriage to Glendor Wefel on February 22,
1946 in Greene, Iowa. Together the couple farmed for many years in the
Plainfield area. In 1981, the couple retired from farming and moved into
Waverly after which Catherine worked in the cafeteria in the Waverly
School System. Glendor died in 1986. Catherine enjoyed playing cards,
fishing, gardening and also traveling with family and friends. Catherine
is survived by her four daughters, Norma Thiese of Guttenberg, Iowa;
Barbara Tielbur of Early, Iowa; Ellen Boyd and her husband, Bill of
Midland, Texas; Marcia Rima and her husband, Neil of Nevada, Iowa; one
son, Mike Wefel and his wife, Janet of Plainfield, Iowa; fourteen
grandchildren and two great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by
her parents, husband Glendor, three sisters, Irene Uetz, Bernice Metz,
and Delores Hermann; two brothers, Arthur Hermann and Earl Hermann; and
one son in law, David Thiese. Mass of Christian Burial was held on
Monday, June 26, 2006 at 2:00 pm at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Waverly,
Iowa. Burial was in Linwood Cemetery, Clarksville, Iowa. There will be a
7:00 pm Scripture service on Sunday at the funeral home. Memorials may
be directed to the Cedar Valley Hospice.
Margaret Rebecca Louise
Majewski
06/29/06
Funeral services for Margaret Rebecca Louise Majewski, 89, were held
Tuesday, June 27, 2006 at Reid’s Funeral Chapel, with Rev. Msgr Walter
Brunkan officiating. Burial was in the St. Mary’s Catholic Cemetery, in
Greene. Margaret Louise Gates was born October 13, 1916 in Marble Rock a
daughter of Henry and Emma (Reams) Gates and died June 23, 2006 at the
Hospice Unit, Floyd County Memorial Hospital, Charles City. She received
her education in Marble Rock and graduated in 1934 form Marble Rock High
School. Margaret was united in marriage to Merle Daiker in 1939 at the
Methodist Church in Marble Rock. They moved to Omaha, Nebraska where
they lived until Merle’s death in 1947. Margaret moved back to Marble
Rock and later married Merle Majewski in 1952. Together they made their
home in Greene. Merle passed away in January of 1978. Margaret remained
a resident of Greene until her death. Margaret enjoyed playing cards,
swimming, and sitting on the river bank watching the boats. She was a
wonderful cook and always looked forward to her Memorial Day picnics
with family and friends. Margarets had a passion for cats and rescued
dozen of them during her life. She leaves behind her favorite cat Calley.
She is especially grateful to her son, Martin, for years of faithful
companionship. She is preceded in death by her spouses, parents, and
four brothers: Bernard, Lloyd, Guy and Darrow Gates. Living family
members include two sons: Tom(Joan) Daiker of Charles City, Martin
Majewski of Greene, and one step-son Don(Mary)Daiker of Greene, two
granddaughters: Tami(Paul) Halverson of Rochester, MN, and Amy (Brett)
Werger of Minnetonka, MN, Five great-grandchildren: Jacob, Matthew and
Alaina Halverson, Beauen and Emersen Werger, two nephews: Dale(Ramona)
Gates of New Hampton, Chuck Gates of Nashua. Those planning an
expression of sympathy may direct memorials to Hospice of North Iowa
1003 Gilbert Street, Charles City, IA 50616.
Posted on 07/01/2006 by Gene Manning
Dale Raymond Miller
07/09/06
Dale Raymond Miller, 89, of Dumont, Iowa, passed away June 28, 2006, at
the Dumont Wellness Center in Dumont, Iowa. He was born April 20, 1917,
in Parkersburg, Iowa to John and Lena (Bohlen) Miller. Dale attended
Ripley #4 school near Aplington, Iowa. He married Leona Mennen on April
3, 1942, at the Bethel Reformed Church Parsonage in rural Aplington,
Iowa. Dale was a farmer and drove school bus for 27 years. He was a
member of Dumont Reformed Church. Dale enjoyed feeding hogs, milking
Brown Swiss cows for 40 years and was the Township trustee. After moving
to town, he enjoyed feeding birds and mowing his lawn with his John
Deere lawn mower. He is survived by his wife Leona Miller of Dumont; son
Wendale L. & wife Diane Miller of Dumont, son Gary A. & wife Sheila
Miller of Dumont, son Dalen D. & wife Deb Miller of Dumont, daughter
Leann K. Miller and fiancé Tim Boge of Manchester, foster son Lonnie &
wife Angie Wygle of Vinton; sister Lucille Peters of Aplington, brother
Paul & wife Berdine Miller of Waverly; fifteen grandchildren and sixteen
great grandchildren. Dale was preceded in death by his parents and
sister June. Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m., Saturday, July 1,
2006 at the Dumont Reformed Church with Rev. Jack Ritsema officiating.
Special msuic was provided by organist Jim Siebrands accompanying the
congregational singing. Pallbearers were Troy Miller, Ryan Miller, Jason
Miller, Jess Miller Josh Miller, Clay Miller, Adam Wygle, Cory Miller
and Erran Miller. Final resting place was in the Oak Hill Cemetery rural
Bristow with Sietsema-Vogel Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Bessie Margaret Mullen
07/09/06
Funeral services for Bessie Margaret Mullen, 93, of Greene were held
Friday, June 30, 2006, at Calvary Baptist Church, Greene, with Pastor
Roger Crawford officiating. Burial was in the Westside Cemetery, Marble
Rock. Bessie Margaret Woodside was born February 15, 1913, in rural
Geneva, Franklin County, a daughter of William Henry and Kathryn Maude
(Woodley) Woodside, and died Tuesday, June 27, 2006, at the Liebe Care
Center in Greene. She received her education in the Public Schools at
Hampton and rural schools near Dougherty. She graduated from the St.
Patrick Catholic School in Dougherty in 1930. On March 3, 1931 she was
united in marriage to Abraham Leonard “Bud” Mullen at the Presbyterian
Church at Rockwell. They farmed in the Dougherty and Rockwell areas
until 1948 and then farmed in the Marble Rock and Greene area until
November 1972 when they moved onto their present farm at the edge of
Greene. Following Bud’s death on October 2, 1992, Bessie continued to
live on the farm until entering the Liebe Care Center in 2005. Bessie
will be remembered as a good cook and one who enjoyed crocheting,
reading and reciting Poetry. Throughout the years she has written poetry
of her own. Bessie’s greatest love was her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ
who she accepted as her own on August 9, 1981. She was baptized August
22, 1982 at the Calvary Baptist Church in Greene. Living family members
include her two daughters: Mary Ann (Cecil) Myers of Greene, Betty Jean
(James) Larson of Wapello; one son: Daniel (Carolyn) Mullen of Greene,
19 Grandchildren, 26 Great Grandchildren, 1 Great Great Grandchcild, and
many more who called her Grandma; one sister Vivian Laken of Delevan,
WI. She was preceded in death by her husband, two sons: Edward and
Franklin, infant grandson: Harold Abraham Myers; one brother Emmett
Skinner; one sister: Gail Ries and Oma Simmons. Those planning an
expression of sympathy may direct memorials to the Bessie Mullen
Memorial Fund in care of the family.
Posted on 07/11/2006 by Gene Manning
Heyo R. Kampman
07/16/06
Heyo R. Kampman, 79, of Allison, Iowa, passed away July 6, 2006, at the
Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo of natural causes. He was born
December 26, 1926, in rural Butler County, Iowa, to George and Gebke
(Kruse) Kampman. Heyo attended rural Butler County country schools. He
married Anna Folkerts on June 9, 1948, at St. James Lutheran Church in
Allison, Iowa. They farmed together in the Clarksville area until 1952,
then continued farming in the Fairview and Vilmar areas until retirement
in 1990. After retirement he enjoyed working for farmers in the area,
and for the past nine years he took great pride in mowing the Butler
County Fairgrounds. He enjoyed going to the Butler County Fair, auctions
and to the sale barn. He loved his family, farm, church and community.
His three trips to Germany to visit relatives were highlights of his
life. Heyo was a member of St. James Lutheran Church. He was also a
member of Farm Bureau. Heyo is survived by his daughter Beverly &
husband Joseph Sheridan of Decorah, daughter Janice & husband Kit
Bowerman of Issaquah, Washington, grandchildren Jared & Jordan Sheridan
and Adam Bowerman, sister Alma & husband Orville Roth of Sumner, sister
Caroline & husband James Haag of Waverly and sister-in-law Arlene
Kampman of Clarksville. He was preceded in death by his parents, wife,
three brothers, Jacob, Bert and Harry and one sister Trena Dreesman.
Funeral services were held at 1:00 p.m., Monday, July 10, 2006 at St.
James Lutheran Church in Allison with Rev. Jeffrey A. Blank officiating.
Special music was provided by organist, Robin Morton accom-panying
soloist, Shirley Wubbena. Pallbearers were Mike Salge, Jay Schrage, Tim
Schrage, Rick Wehrhan, Gary Kampman and Duane Folkerts. Final resting
place was in the Allison Cemetery with Sietsema-Vogel Funeral Home in
charge of arrangements.
Leonard Wiegmann
07/16/06
Leonard Wiegmann, 89, of Dumont, passed away Monday, July 3, 2006 at the
University of Iowa Hospital in Iowa City, Iowa. Leonard was born on
March 2, 1917, the son of Conrad and Sarah (Wessels) Wiegmann. He
received his education at rural country schools in the Bristow area.
Leonard was in the United States Army from 1941-1945, during which he
served a tour of duty in the Philippines during World War II. He was
united in marriage to Kathleen Kramer on October 18, 1941 in Kirksville,
Missouri. To this union five children were born. Leonard worked as a
hired farm hand until entering the military. After his return, he began
farming in the Bristow area where he farmed until he retired. He enjoyed
spending time with his children, grandchildren and great grand-children.
He also enjoyed gardening, baking, having coffee with neighbors, working
in his tool shop and helping others. After retirement, he loved going to
go-kart and stock car races. Leonard was a member of the St. James
Lutheran Church in Allison, Iowa. Leonard is survived by his five
children: Nadonne (Lenis) Buseman of Charles City, Earl (Pam) Wiegmann
of Dumont, Ronald (Linda) Wiegmann of Mason City, Rhonda (Jim) Howe of
Nora Springs and Jolene Wiegmann of Des Moines; eleven grandchildren:
Steve (Lorie) Buseman, Duane (Billi) Buseman, Shelly Buseman & fiancé
Jason Parson, Amy Wiegmann (Jake Feuerhelm), Carla (Adam) Holm, Cory
(Sara) Wiegmann, Troy (April) Wiegmann, Tami Wiegmann (Tony Pals), Jodi
(Kevin) Willemsen, Tracy (Tim) Anderson, Dustin Howe; eighteen great
grandchildren; four step great grandchildren; three sisters: Bernice
Krull of Greene, Irene Harlan of Iowa Falls and Darlene (Tootie) Benken
of Morrison and sister-in-law Edna Schrage of Allison. He was preceded
in death by his wife, Kathleen, his parents, one brother, three sisters,
twin great granddaughters and two nephews. Funeral services were held at
10:30 a.m., Friday, July 7, 2006 at St. James Lutheran Church in Allison
with Rev. Jeffrey A. Blank officiating. Special music was provided by
organist, Mrs. Cecil Radcliffe accompanying the soloist, Shirley Wubbena.
Pallbearers were Steve Buseman, Duane Buseman, Troy Wiegmann, Cory
Wiegmann, Dustin Howe and Tony Pals. Honorary pallbearers were Jodi
(Howe) Willemsen, Shelly Buseman, Tracy (Howe) Anderson, Tami Wiegmann,
Amy Wiegmann and Carla (Wiegmann) Holm. Final resting place was in the
Allison Cemetery with Sietsema-Vogel Funeral Home in charge of
arrangements.
Posted on 07/16/2006 by Gene Manning
John Dale Tuder
07/24/06
John Dale Tuder, 35, of Jesup, Iowa, passed away July 15, 2006, in Jesup,
Iowa. He was born July 9, 1971, in Waterloo, Iowa, to Norman and Jan (Prause)
Tuder. John graduated from East High School in Waterloo, Iowa. He
married Martine Slater on March 30, 1995, in Hampton, Iowa. John worked
at Pork Haven Inc. in Jesup, Iowa. He enjoyed golfing, hunting, fishing,
the Pittsburgh Steelers, racing and enjoyed his nieces, John enjoyed
grilling and cooking and making up his own recipes to try, he was also a
member of the Jesup Golf Course and the Clarksville Church of Christ.
John is survived by his wife Martine Tuder of Jesup, daughter Jami &
husband Garth Green of Dexter, daughter Britney Tuder of Omaha, Nebraska
and her fiancé Peter Buller and their son Elijah Buller, mother Jan &
husband Ron Scally of Allison, father Norm & wife Judy Tuder of
Evansdale, sister Carmen & husband Keith Wiph of New Hartford, sister
Jennifer & husband Tom Rooney of Hampton, and children Brittany Davis,
Justina Davis, Nichole Gruelke, Tessa Rooney and Terra Rooney, maternal
grandparents Ed & Leola Prause of Hampton, and step grandmother Alma
Scally, step sisters and brothers Mandy Scally, Tiffany Scally and
friend Nick Jorgensen, Ron Scally Jr., Patty & Larry Lester, Mike & Lisa
Wells, Dave & Dawn Wells, Tony & Brandi Wells, Steve & Kim Wells. He was
preceded in death by his paternal grandparents. Memorials may be
directed to the family. Funeral will be 10:30 A.M. Thursday at the
clarksville Church of Christ with burial in the Hampton Cemetery. Rev.
Val Swinton will officiate the service. Visitation will be Wednesday
from 4- 8 P.M. at the Sietsema-Vogel Funeral Home in Allison.
Florence A. Boomgarden
07/24/06
Florence A. Boomgarden, 84, of Bristow, Iowa, passed away July 12, 2006
at the Community Nursing Home in Clarksville. She was born August 14,
1921, in rural Allison, to Harm and Kate (Henrichs) Arjes. Florence
attended rural Butler County Schools. She married Ruben Boomgarden on
March 2, 1949, in Allison. Florence was a homemaker. She was a member of
St. James Lutheran Church in Allison. Florence enjoyed gardening,
crocheting, embroidering and enjoyed her family. She is survived by her
daughters Bonnie & husband Jerry Hahn of Cedar Falls and Joyce & husband
Ken Leisinger of Shell Rock; son Steve Boomgarden of Bristow, four
grandchildren and three great-grandchildren: Scott & Angie Hicks, Ashley
& Codey, Corey & Traci Hicks, Mason & Callie Leisinger & Will
Engelbrecht, Brittney & Zach Diercks; sisters: Rena Arjes of Clarksville
and Marjorie Harms of Allison; brother Kermit Arjes of Parkersburg.
Florence was preceded in death by her parents, husband, three brothers,
John Harm and Harlan, two sisters Lavon and Anna. Funeral services were
held at 10:00 a.m., Saturday, July 15, 2006 at the St. James Lutheran
Church in Allison with Rev. Jeffrey A. Blank officiating. Special music
was provided by organist Mrs. Cecil Radcliffe accompanying the
congregational singing. Flower committee was Greta Bean, Carol Franken
and Gladys Boomgarden. Pallbearers were Scott Hicks, Corey Hicks, Zach
Diercks, Will Engelbrecht, Bernard Franken and Jerald Heeren. Final
resting place was in the Allison Cemetery with Sietsema-Vogel Funeral
Home in charge of arrangements.
Floyd Melvin Vanderwerf
07/24/06
Floyd Melvin Vanderwerf, age 75, of Aplington, Iowa, was born the son of
Peter and Loretta (Stockdale) Vanderwerf on September 29, 1930, in rural
Hardin County, Ackley, Iowa. He received his education from a country
school near his home and graduated from the Ackley High School in 1947.
Following graduation Floyd began working at the Rath Packing Plant in
Waterloo, Iowa. Floyd served in the United States Marine Corps from 1951
through 1954. During this time he served overseas in Korea for a year
and was honorably discharged. When he returned home from the service he
continued working at Rath. Floyd was united in marriage with Marlene Van
Ellen on October 29, 1955, at the Evangelical United Methodist Church
parsonage in Ackley. They made their home in Cedar Falls, Iowa, until
1999 when they moved to their home in Aplington. Floyd worked at Rath
for 34 years, primarily in the smoked meat department. He also worked at
the Holiday Inn in Cedar Falls, Iowa, until his cancer illness. Floyd
was a member of the First Reformed Church in Aplington, the Cedar Falls
AMVETS and the Aplington AMVETS. Through the years he enjoyed bowling,
winning singles and doubles bowling tournaments, fishing, traveling and
always kept himself busy. He especially enjoyed all of the family
activities they shared together. Floyd died Monday, July 10, 2006, at
the Maple Manor Care Center in Aplington, Iowa, from complications of
cancer. He was preceded in death by his parents. Floyd is survived by
his wife, Marlene Vanderwerf of Aplington, IA; three sons, Randy (Patti)
Vanderwerf of Champaign, IL, Jeffrey (Kathy) Vanderwerf of Carrollton,
TX and Scott (Tammy) Vanderwerf of Cedar Falls, IA; one daughter, Vicki
(Bob) Burtlow of Hedrick, IA; six grandchildren; three
step-grandchildren; ten step-great grandchildren; three step-great great
grandchildren; three brothers, Gerald (Alice) Vanderwerf of Des Moines,
IA, Lawrence (Pat) Vanderwerf of Cedar Falls, IA and Luverne (Sheila)
Vanderwerf of Acworth, GA; and two sisters, Lorraine (Bob) Stemler of
Des Moines, IA and Beverly (Harvey) Oelmann of Ackley, IA. Funeral
Services were held at 1:30 p.m., Friday, July 14, 2006 at the First
Reformed Church, Aplington, Iowa with Rev. Harlan DeJong officiating.
Organist was Lois Wessels. Vocalist Randy Aalderks sang “The Old Rugged
Cross” and “Holy Ground”. Congregational Hymns were “How Great Thou Art”
and “What a Friend We Have In Jesus”. Casketbearers were Daniel Miller,
Roger Arends, Dennis Vanderwerf, Eric Van Ellen Darrel Van Ellen and
David Lindaman. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery, Parkersburg, Iowa with
Full Military Rites conducted by Aplington AMVETS Post #102.
Redman-Schwartz Funeral Chapel, Aplington, was in charge of
arrangements. Memorials may be directed to the family.
Hildegard
“Tillie” Toombs
07/24/06
Hildegard “Tillie” Toombs, 92, of Dumont, Iowa, passed away July 12,
2006, at the Dumont Wellness Center in Dumont. She was born April 18,
1914, in Elberfeld, Germany, to Paul and Selma (Kullmann) Fern.
Hildegard attended schools in Germany. She married Lawrence Toombs on
July 17, 1947, in Ventura, Iowa. Hildegard worked at the furniture store
and the drug store in Dumont as a sales clerk. She was a member of the
New Hope United Methodist Church in Dumont, and also a member of Rebekah
Lodge and the Legion Auxiliary. Hildegard is survived by her brother
Walter Fern of Sun City Center, Florida, nephews: Harold Willson of
Apollo Beach, Florida, Russell Willson of Lake Forest, California,
nieces: Gertrude Wilken of Dumont, Geraldine Ruth of Clarksville,
Florence Williams of Clarksville, Verna Barton of Olympia, Washington,
Judy Johnson of Chardon, Ohio, and Jean Gilliam of Las Vegas, Nevada.
She was preceded in death by her parents and husband Lawrence in 1961
and one brother Paul, two sisters Clara Willson and twin sister in
infancy. Funeral services were held at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, July 15,
2006 at the New Hope United Methodist Church in Dumont with Rev. Douglas
Tharpe officiating. Special music was provided by organist Mrs. Beryl
Reed accompanying soloist Karla Wheeler. Pallbearers were Ralph Ruth,
Jim Ruth, David Wilken, Tom Wickham, Wayne Williams, and Owen Kolstad.
Final resting place was in the Dumont Cemetery with Sietsema-Vogel
Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Posted on 07/26/2006 by Gene Manning
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