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Hazel
Smutz,
98
January
16, 2002
SANTA
ANA,
CA-Hazel
E.
Smutz,
of Santa
Ana,
California,
passed
away on
Thursday,
January
3, 2002,
at the
age of
98.
She was
born in
rural
Corwith,
on
August
23,
1903.
She
graduated
from the
Corwith
High
School
in 1923.
She is
survived
by two
daughters,
Beverly
Scott of
Chicago,
Illinois
and
Mavis
(Scott)
Shroeder
and
husband,
Robert
of
Kanawha.
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Wilfred
Schmidt,
74
January
9, 2002
TITONKA-Wilfred
"Whip"
Schmidt,
74, of
Titonka,
died on
Monday,
January
7, 2002,
at the
Good
Shepherd
Home in
Mason
City.
Funeral
services
will be
held at
1:30
p.m.,
today
Wednesday,
January
9, at
the
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
in
Titonka.
The Rev.
Arlen
Lloyd
will
officiate.
Music
will be
provided
by
soloist,
Bruce
Wubben
and
Anita
Eden,
organist.
Honorary
pallbearers
will be
his
grandchildren,
Jeffrey
Schmidt,
Scott
Schmidt,
Ashley
Formanek
and
Chelsey
Formanek.
Inurnment
will be
in the
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
Cemetery,
Titonka,
with
military
graveside
rites
conducted
by the
Kennedy
VFW Post
4071 and
American
Legion
Post
628.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Darlene
of
Titonka;
one son,
Bob and
wife,
Colleen
Schmidt
of
Woden;
one
daughter,
Chris
Formanek
and
husband,
Randy of
Garner;
four
grandchildren,
Jeffrey
Schmidt,
Scott
Schmidt,
Ashley
Formanek
and
Chelsey
Schmidt;
one
brother,
Bernard
Schmidt
of
Woden;
and one
sister,
Marjorie
Follman
and
husband,
LaVerl
of
Titonka.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
9
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Paul
Nordskog,
79
January
9, 2002
NEVADA-Paul
Fredolph
Nordskog,
79, of
Nevada,
died on
Monday,
January
7, 2002,
at the
Israel
Family
Hospice
House in
Ames, of
brain
cancer.
Funeral
services
will be
held at
11:00
a.m., on
Thursday,
January
10, at
the
Memorial
Lutheran
Church.
The
Reverends
Myron D.
Herzberg
and Ray
Runkel
will
officiate.
The body
will be
cremated
following
the
service
and
burial
of the
cremains
will be
held at
a later
date in
the
Roland
Cemetery.
Visitation
will be
today,
Wednesday,
Januay
9, after
3:00
p.m.,
with
family
present
from
6-8:00
p.m., at
the Chet
Ryan
Mortuary
in
Nevada.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Iva
Nordskog
of
Nevada;
a
daughter,
Martha
Nordskog
of
Redondo,
Beach,
California;
two
sons,
Joseph
Nordskog
of
Phoenix,
Arizona
and
Stephen
Nordskog
of
Leland;
a
step-daughter,
Joan
Nyguard
of Ames;
a
step-son,
Steve
Nyguard
of Maple
Grove,
Minnesota;
four
grandchildren;
two
step-grandchildren;
10
great-grandchildren;
three
sisters,
Shirley
Wilson
of
Phoenix,
Arizona,
Judith
Johnson
of
Mission,
Kansas
and Lou
Ann
Donhowe
of
Mission,
Texas;
and many
nieces
and
nephews.
A
memorial
fund has
been
established
for the
Memorial
Lutheran
Church,
American
Cancer
Society
or the
Israel
Family
Hospice
House.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
9
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Memorial
service
Saturday
January
9, 2002
LAKE
MILLS-Memorial
services
for
Albert
J. "Al"
Ingebritson,
89, will
be held
at 2:00
p.m., on
Saturday,
January
12, at
the
Salem
Lutheran
Church
in Lake
Mills.
He died
on
December
6, 2001,
at the
Lake
Mills
Care
Center.
The Rev.
Roger
Dykstra
will
officiate.
Inurnment
will be
in the
Salem
Lutheran
Cemetery,
Lake
Mills.
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Paul
Olson,
74
January
16, 2002
 FOREST
CITY-Paul
C.
Olson,
74, of
Forest
City,
died on
Tuesday,
January
8, 2002,
at his
home in
Mesa,
Arizona.
Memorial
services
will be
held at
10:30
a.m.,
today,
Wednesday,
January
16, at
the
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
in
Forest
City.
The Rev.
Lee
Laaveg
will
officiate.
Burial
will be
in the
Oakland
Cemetery,
Forest
City,
with the
Petersen
Lund
Funeral
Home in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
his wife
of
almost
51
years;
three
children,
Timothy
and his
wife,
Michelle
and
their
children,
Paul,
Elizabeth
and
Luther,
of
Ankeny;
Susan
Kerr and
her
husband,
Mark and
their
children,
Sarah
and
Paul, of
Florence,
Wisconsin
and
Deborah
Olson-Bopes
and her
husband,
Robert
Bopes
and
step-children,
Andrew
and
Amanda
of
Clinton;
one
sister,
Lillian
Phillips
of Elk
Run
Heights;
one
brother,
Tom
Olson of
Des
Moines;
and many
nieces
and
nephews.
Memorials
may be
given to
Dollars
for
Scholars
at the
Forest
City
Community
Schools
or to
the
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
in
Forest
City.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
16
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Dean
Nerem,
73
January
16, 2002
 BOONE-Dean
L.
Nerem,
73, of
Boone,
died on
Wednesday,
January
9, 2002,
at his
home,
due to
complications
of Lou
Gehrig's
Disease.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Saturday,
January
12, at
the
Augustana
Lutheran
Church
in
Boone.
The Rev.
Doug
Duin
officiated.
Interment
was in
the
Madison
Township
Cemetery
in
Forest
City,
with
Pastor
Lee
Laaveg
officiating.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Mary of
Boone;
two
sons,
John
Nerem
and his
wife,
Jeri of
Boone
and Brad
Nerem of
Madrid;
two
daughters,
Mardene
Belaidi
of
Valley
Park,
Missouri
and Dr.
DeAnn
Nerem of
Madrid;
10
grandchildren;
one
sister,
Jane
Buffington
of St.
Charles,
Missouri;
along
with
nieces
and
nephews.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
16
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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William
"Bill"
Hughes
January
16, 2002
WEBSTER
CITY-William
"Bill"
Hughes,
died on
Friday,
January
11,
2002, at
the
Crestview
Care
Center
in
Webster
City.
Funeral
services
are
planned
for
Tuesday,
January
15, at
the Our
Savior
Lutheran
Church
in
Stanhope.
Rev.
Joseph
A.
Lambert
is to
officiate.
Burial
is in
the
Neese
family
cemetery.
His
survivors
include
three
sons and
one
daughter:
Roger
Hughes
of
Forest
City,
one
grandson;
Craig
and
Denise
Hughes
of
Webster
City,
two
grandchildren;
Jim and
Karlene
Hughes
of
Boone,
three
grandchildren;
Holly
Hughes
of
Boulder,
Colorado;
and
former
daughter-in-law,
Vicki
Hughes
and one
grandson
of
Marion.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
16
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Allan
Hugo, 23
January
16
LAKOTA-Allan
G. Hugo,
23, of
Lakota,
died on
Friday,
January
11,
2002, at
his
home.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Monday,
January
14, at
the
Congregational
Church
in
Buffalo
Center.
The Rev.
David
Langer
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Graceland
Cemetery,
Buffalo
Center,
with the
Winter
Funeral
Home of
Buffalo
Center
in
charge
of the
arrangements.
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Alice
Trustem,
91
January
16, 2002
 LAKE
MILLS-Alice
Regina
Trustem,
91, of
Lake
Mills,
died on
Friday,
January
11,
2002, at
the Muse
Norris
Hospice
Unit in
Mason
City.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Monday,
January
14, at
the
Salem
Lutheran
Church
in Lake
Mills.
The
Reverends
Kevin
Mackey
and
Roger
Dykstra
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Bristol
Cemetery,
rural
Joice,
with the
Mittelstadt
Funeral
Home in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
her son,
Kermit
Trustem;
her
daughter,
Rose Ann
and her
husband,
Dennis
Hill,
all of
Lake
Mills;
five
grandchildren,
Jerry
Hill of
Lake
Mills,
Jeffrey
Hill and
his
wife,
Kim of
Austin,
Texas,
Audra
and her
husband,
Chris
Stambaugh
of
Rollingstone,
Minnesota,
Jennifer
Trustem
and
Laura
Trustem,
both of
McKinleyville,
California;
two
great-grandchildren,
Elizabeth
and
Joshua
Hill of
Austin,
Texas;
one
sister,
Eleanor
Gensrich
of
Hatton,
North
Dakota;
one
sister-in-law,
Edna
Hanson
of
Northwood;
along
with
many
nieces,
nephews
and
relatives
in the
U.S.,
Canada
and
Norway.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
16
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Minnie
Krull,
94
January
16
CRYSTAL
LAKE-Minnie
R.
Krull,
94 of
Crystal
Lake,
died on
Saturday,
January
12,
2002, at
the
Kavanagh
House in
Des
Moines.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Tuesday,
January
15, at
the
Crystal
Lake
United
Methodist
Church.
The Rev.
Gary
Marzolf
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Olena
Mound
Cemetery
in
Buffalo
Center,
with the
Cataldo
Funeral
Home in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
her
eight
children,
Larry
Krull
and his
wife, Vi
of
Anamosa,
Carol
Stone
and her
husband,
Marvin
of
Grinnell,
Gene
Krull
and his
wife,
Mary of
Minneapolis,
Sharon
Drake
Lonsdale
and her
husband,
Tom of
Ames,
Dennis
Krull
and his
wife,
Dima of
Ankeny,
Donna
Ennis
and her
husband,
Pat of
Clarion,
Janet
Drake
and her
husband,
Stephen
of
Ankeny
and
Linda
Bennett
and her
husband,
Norman
of
Earlham;
18
grandchildren;
and 11
great-grandchildren.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
16
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Alfred
Francis
Menke,
89
January
23, 2002
BANCROFT-Alfred
Francis
Menke,
89,
passed
away on
Saturday,
January
12, 2002
at the
Heritage
Nursing
Home in
Bancroft,
where he
had been
a
resident
for two
months.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Wednesday,
January
16, at
10:30
a.m., at
the St.
John's
Catholic
Church
in
Bancroft,
with
Father
Paul D.
Bormann
and Rev.
Phil
Doocy
officiating.
He is
survived
by his
wife of
66
years,
Amorita
of
Bancroft;
eight
children,
Jane
Wesselman
and her
husband,
LeRoy of
Webster
City,
Carol
Madson
and the
late
Holger
Madson
of
Britt,
Harold
Menke
and his
wife,
Barbara
of
Bancroft,
Joyce
Hatten
and the
late Tom
Hatten
of
Bancroft,
Ken
Menke
and his
wife,
Mary of
Ledyard,
Bill
Menke
and his
wife,
Barb of
Bancroft,
Lynn
Lynch
and her
husband,
Roman of
Ames and
Shirley
McCarthy
and her
husband,
Denny of
Bancroft;
50
grandchildren;
65
great-grandchildren;
two
brothers,
Richard
Menke
and John
Menke,
both of
Bancroft;
one
sister,
Janet
Winkel
of
Whittmore;
and many
nieces
and
nephews.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
23
edition
of the
Britt
News
Tribune.
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Clement
Malek,
81
January
16, 2002
GARNER-Clement
L.
Malek,
81, of
Garner,
died on
Sunday,
January
13,
2002, at
the Muse
Norris
Hospice
Inpatient
Unit in
Mason
City.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Tuesday,
January
15, at
the St.
Wenceslaus
Catholic
Church
in
Duncan.
The Rev.
Michael
Schueller
officiated.
Survivors
include
his wife
of 55
years,
Alice of
Garner;
nine
children,
Joyce
Mattes
and her
husband,
Edward
of
Kalona,
David
Malek
and his
wife,
Sheila
of Mason
City,
Ruth
McCullough
and her
husband,
Roger of
Fort
Dodge,
Gene
Malek
and his
wife,
Laurie
of Mason
City,
Jerry
Malek
and his
wife,
Marian
of
Topeka,
Kansas,
Steve
Malek of
Mason
City,
Marcia
Quisling
and her
husband,
Craig of
Forest
City,
Mary Lee
and her
husband,
Jon of
Clear
Lake and
Don
Malek
and his
wife,
Jacklyn
of
Garner;
20
grandchildren;
12
great-grandchildren;
two
sisters,
Bernadine
Lamoreux
of Mason
City and
Theresa
Suby of
Miller;
a
brother,
Ernie
Malek
and his
wife,
Clara of
Britt; a
sister-in-law,
Lillian
Malek of
Britt;
and many
nieces
and
nephews.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
16
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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E. Alice
(Storby)
Ingebritson,
90
January
23, 2002
 OSAGE-E.
Alice
(Storby)
Ingebritson,
90, of
Osage,
formerly
of Lake
Mills,
died on
Monday,
January
14,
2002, at
the
Mercy
Medical
Center-North
Iowa in
Mason
City.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Friday,
January
18, at
the Lake
Mills
Synod
Lutheran
Church.
The Rev.
Karl
Hermanson
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Center
Cemetery,
rural
Lake
Mills.
Survivors
include
three
daughters,
Shirley
Martinson
of
Osage,
Marjorie
and her
husband,
John
Melin
and
Phyllis
and her
husband,
Bruce
Hanak,
all of
Alexandria,
Minnesota;
her son,
Wayne
and his
wife,
Karen of
Elysian,
Minnesota;
one
son-in-law,
Richard
Wolters
of
Mankato;
14
grandchildren,
Christine
Straate,
Cathy
Woodiwiss,
Monica
Ring,
Meta
Weber,
Paul
Martinson,
Nan
Frost,
Sue
Forrey,
Curtis
Melin,
Debbie
Hvezda,
Jeffrey
Hanak,
Jason
Hanak,
Joel
Hanak,
Cory
Sticha
and
Mandy
Ingebritson;
23
great-grandchildren;
one
great-great-granddaughter;
one
sister,
Alma
Cleven
of
Coralville;
brother-in-law
and
sister-in-law,
Julius
and
Lorraine
Ingebritson
of New
Ulm,
Minnesota;
two
sisters-in-law,
Sarah
Storby
of Ames
and
Orpha
Storby
of Lake
Mills;
along
with
numerous
nieces,
nephews,
relatives
and
friends.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
23
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Violet
G.
Trulson,
90
January
23, 2002
BRITT-Violet
G.
Trulson,
90, of
Britt,
passed
away on
Tuesday,
January
15,
2002, at
the
Westview
Care
Center
in
Britt,
Iowa.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Friday,
January
18, at
1:30
p.m., at
the
First
Lutheran
Church
in
Britt,
with
Pastor
John
Meyer
officiating.
Violet
is
survived
by two
sons,
David of
Britt
and
Richard
and his
wife,
Pat of
Britt;
three
grandchildren,
Jennifer
Gebhart
and her
husband,
J.R. of
Ankeny,
Chad
Trulson
of
Huntsville,
Texas
and
Chris
Trulson
of
Kerrville,
Texas,
and
numerous
nieces
and
nephews.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
23
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Glenn H.
Rodberg,
79
January
23, 2002
 LAKE
MILLS-Glenn
H.
Rodberg,
79, of
Lake
Mills,
died on
Wednesday,
January
16,
2002, at
the
Heritage
Care
Center
in Mason
City.
Memorial
services
were
held on
Saturday,
January
19, at
the
Salem
Lutheran
Church
in Lake
Mills.
The Rev.
Roger
Dykstra
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Salem
Lutheran
Cemetery,
Lake
Mills.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Beverly
of the
Heritage
Care
Center
in Mason
City;
his
three
children,
Steve
Rodberg
of Lake
Mills,
Terry
Rodberg
and
Scott
Rodberg,
both of
Joice;
five
grandchildren,
Lisa
Rodberg
of
Spencer,
Laura
Rodberg
of Sioux
City,
Andrea
Rodberg
of
Joice,
Cheri
Rodberg
of Des
Moines
and
Kristie
(Rodberg)
Lynch
and her
husband,
Chris of
Urbandale;
six
step-grandchildren,
Linda
Kane of
Lubbock,
Texas,
Justin
Kane and
Michael
Kane,
both of
Lake
Mills,
Erica
Kingland,
Andrew
Kingland
and
Kelly
Kingland,
all of
Mankato,
Minnesota;
one
great-granddaughter,
Morgan
Lynch of
Urbandale;
one
step-great-grandson,
Charlie
Varcus
of
Mankato,
Minnesota;
four
sisters,
Adeline
(Orvin)
Rollefson
of
Redmond,
Oregon,
Blanche
Mikkelson
of La
Verkin,
Utah,
Norma
(Jim)
Barrett
of
Greenville,
South
Carolina
and
Joanne
Woodbury
of
Anchorage,
Alaska;
along
with
several
nieces,
nephews,
other
relatives
and
friends.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
23
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Thomas
G.
Monson,
83
January
23, 2002
 FOREST
CITY-Thomas
G.
Monson,
83, of
Forest
City,
died on
Wednesday,
January
16,
2002, at
his
home.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Saturday,
January
19, at
the
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
in
Forest
City.
Burial
will be
in the
Oakland
Cemetery
in
Forest
City,
with the
Petersen
Lund
Funeral
Home in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
his
children
and
their
spouses,
Sandra
Pettit
and
husband,
Larry of
Owego,
New
York,
Thomas
C.
Monson
and
wife,
Eileen
of
Delray
Beach,
Florida
and
David K.
Monson
and
wife,
Barbara
of
Atlanta,
Georgia;
three
grandchildren;
two
step-grandchildren;
one
great-granddaughter;
two
step-great-grandsons;
and many
nieces
and
nephews.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
23
edition
of the
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City
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Doug
(Moby)
Carlson,
47
January
23, 2002
 PASADENA,
TX-Doug
(Moby)
Carlson,
47, died
on
Thursday,
January
17,
2002, at
the MD
Anderson
Cancer
Hospital.
Funeral
services
will be
held at
2:00
p.m.,
today,
Wednesday,
January
23, at
the
Sunset
Methodist
Church
in
Pasadena,
Texas.
Burial
will be
in the
Grand
View
Memorial
Park,
with the
Grand
View
Funeral
Home,
Pasadena,
Texas,
in
charge
of the
arrangements.
In lieu
of
flowers,
memorials
may be
sent to
Sunset
Methodist
Senior
MYF,
Sunset
Memorial
Fund, or
to the
family.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Judy;
daughters,
Nicole
Klein
and
Emily
Pearl
Carlson;
grandson,
Jonathan
Douglas
Klein;
sisters,
Wanda
Schnebly
of Yorba
Linda,
California
and
Carolyn
Cox of
Forest
City; a
host of
nieces
and
nephews
and many
loving
friends.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
23
edition
of the
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Lena
Harringa,
99
January
23, 2002
BRITT-Lena
Harringa,
99, died
on
Friday,
January
18,
2002, at
the
Westview
Care
Center
in
Britt.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Monday,
January
21, at
1:30
p.m., at
the
Britt
Christian
Reformed
Church,
with
Rev.
Steve
Mulder
officiating.
Lena is
survived
by all
six of
her
children,
Magdalene
Penning
and her
husband,
Robert
of
Algona,
Leona
Peters
and her
husband,
Harry of
Britt,
Clarence
Harringa
and his
wife,
Marge of
Britt,
Deloris
Eekhoff
and her
husband,
Harlan
of
Britt,
Shirley
Ruter
and her
husband,
Byron of
Kanawha
and
Roger
and his
wife,
Gail of
Clear
Lake;
one
sister,
Tressie
Beenken
of
Buffalo
Center;
and a
sister-in-law,
Francis
Bruns of
Britt;
and a
brother-in-law,
Ed Stohr
of
Garner.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
23
edition
of the
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City
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Jarrett
Wayne
Roberts,
23
January
23, 2002
JOICE-Jarrett
Wayne
Roberts,
23, of
Joice,
died on
Friday,
January
18,
2002, in
Joice.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Tuesday,
January
22, at
the
Fullerton
Family
of
Funeral
Homes in
Mason
City.
The Rev.
Steve
Smith of
the
Silver
Lake
Lutheran
Church
officiated.
Cremation
followed
at the
Cremation
Services
of North
Iowa in
Mason
City.
Survivors
include
his
mother,
Bridget
Neilon
of
Northwood;
his
father,
Jerry
Roberts
of Lake
Mills;
his
step-father,
Alan
Neilon
of
Albert
Lea,
Minnesota;
special
friend,
JoAnna
Pehrson;
two
brothers,
Michael
I.
Larson
of Fort
Worth,
Texas
and Wade
Roberts
and his
special
friend,
Jennifer
Heyer of
Cedar
Falls;
his
maternal
grandparents,
Lila
Gossman
of
Buffalo
Center
and
Duane
Gossman
of
Thompson;
his
paternal
grandparents,
Wayne
and Emma
Jane
Roberts
of Lake
Mills;
his
paternal
great-grandmother,
Ethel
Browning
of
Ogalala,
Nebraska;
and
several
cousins,
aunts,
uncles
and
friends.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
23
edition
of the
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City
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Ida Mae
Brock,
82
January
23, 2002
KLEMME-Ida
Mae
Bock,
82, of
Klemme,
died on
Friday,
January
18,
2002, at
the
Westview
Care
Center
in
Britt.
Funeral
services
were
held at
10:30
a.m., on
Monday,
January
21, at
the
Immanuel
Reformed
United
Church
of
Christ
in
Klemme,
with
Pastor
Donna
Buckman
officiating.
Music
was
provided
by
organist,
Diane
Stadtlander
who
accompanied
soloist,
Lance
Arnold.
Ushers
were
Richard
Baack
and
Terry
Woiwood.
Casket
bearers
were
Andrew
Jones,
Eric
Daniel,
Mike
Carlson,
Justin
Rule,
Jay
Duncan
and
Verlyn
Kaduce.
Interment
was in
the Ell
Township
Cemetery,
Klemme.
The
Cataldo
Funeral
Home was
in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Ida Mae
is
survived
by her
four
children,
Jim Bock
and his
wife,
Barbara
of
Fairmont,
Minnesota,
Joyce
Lee and
her
husband,
Dennis
of
Dayton,
Ohio, Jo
Duncan
and her
husband,
Royle of
Alden
and Jean
McBreen
and her
husband,
Steven
of Ames;
eight
grandchildren,
Laura
Bock-Carlson,
Susan
Bock,
Michelle
Daniel,
Anne
Jones,
Bethany
and Jay
Duncan
and
Justin
and
Blakely
Rule;
two
great-grandchildren,
Eleanor
Jones
and
Harper
Daniel;
a
sister,
Margaret
Meyer
and her
husband,
Ervin of
Latimer;
a
brother,
Harry
Bessman
of Iowa
Falls;
and many
nieces
and
nephews.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
23
edition
of the
Britt
News
Tribune.
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Geneva
M.
Hendrikson,
69
January
23, 2002
 MASON
CITY-Geneva
M.
Hendrikson,
69, of
Mason
City,
died on
Friday,
January
18,
2002, at
the Muse
Norris
Hospice
Inpatient
Unit in
Mason
City.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Tuesday,
January
22, at
the
Trinity
Lutheran
Church
in Mason
City.
The Rev.
James M.
Magelssen
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Sunset
Rest
Cemetery
in
Northwood,
with the
Major
Erickson
Funeral
Home in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
her
husband,
Merle E.
Hendrikson
of Mason
City;
five
children,
Dr.
Ronald
Hendrikson
and
wife,
Nancy of
Oberlin,
Ohio,
Brian
Hendrikson
and
wife,
Joan of
Clear
Lake,
Kevin
Hendrikson
and
wife,
Susan of
Ventura,
Beth
Haack
and
husband,
Tony of
Mason
City and
Mark
Hendrikson
and
wife,
Niki of
Mason
City; 10
grandchildren,
Teresa
Willard
and
husband,
Jason,
Wyatt
Reicherts,
Will
Hendrikson,
Brooke
Hendrikson,
Brianna
Hendrikson,
Kira
Hendrikson,
Kristina
Hendrikson,
Sara
Haack
and
Kastin
Hendrikson;
brothers,
George
"Al"
Brones
and
wife,
Norma of
Littleton,
Colorado
and
Donald
Brones
and
wife,
Laura of
Denver,
Colorado;
sister,
Charlotte
Oulman
and
husband,
Dick of
Scarville,
John N.
Brones
of Mason
City and
Allen
Brones
and
wife,
Billie
of
Arvada,
Colorado;
along
with
several
nieces
and
nephews.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
23
edition
of the
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City
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Dorothy
M.
Gabrielson,
89
January
23
BELMOND-Dorothy
M.
Gabrielson,
69, of
Belmond,
passed
away on
Friday,
January
18,
2002, at
the
Belmond
Health
Care
Center
in
Belmond.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Monday,
January
21, at
the
Trinity
Lutheran
Church
in
Belmond,
with
Pastor
Rod Hopp
officiating
the 2:00
p.m.
service.
Dorothy
is
survived
by her
husband,
Wilmer;
two
sons,
Joel and
his
wife,
Kathy of
Story
City and
Mick and
his
wife,
Nancy of
Belmond;
seven
grandchildren,
Holly
and her
husband,
Tony,
Jeff,
Robyn,
Stephanie,
Sara,
Chris,
and
Abby;
two
sisters,
Imogene
Hinman
and her
husband,
George
of
Belmond
and
Geraldine
Halfpap
of Des
Moines;
a
brother,
Alvin
Halfpap
and his
wife,
Mary of
Boone;
and
numerous
other
relatives
and
friends.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
23
edition
of the
Britt
News
Tribune.
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Helen
Brackey,
80
January
30, 2002
LAKE
MILLS-Helen
C.
Brackey,
80, of
Lake
Mills,
died on
Friday,
January
18,
2002, at
the
Sherman
Hospital
in
Elgin,
Illinois.
Memorial
services
were
held on
Monday,
January
28, at
the
Salem
Lutheran
Church.
The
Reverends
Roger
Dykstra
and
Kevin
Mackey
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Salem
Memorial
Cemetery,
Lake
Mills,
with the
Mittelstadt
Funeral
Home in
charge
of the
arrangements.
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Alice
Askildson,
84
January
23, 2002
 LAKE
MILLS-Alice
Askildson,
84, of
Lake
Mills,
died on
Saturday,
January
19,
2002, at
the Lake
Mills
Care
Center.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Tuesday,
January
22, at
the
Asbury
United
Methodist
Church
in Lake
Mills.
The Rev.
Gary
Marzolf
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Winnebago
Lutheran
Cemetery
in rural
Lake
Mills,
with the
Mittelstadt
Funeral
Home in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
two
daughters,
Mrs.
Philip
(Jan)
Doyle of
Vancouver,
Washington
and Mrs.
Denny
(Betty)
Olson of
Albert
Lea,
Minnesota;
grandchildren,
Jody
(Jon),
Amy,
Andrew,
Jeff
(Renae),
Dan
(Sam)
and
Jeremy;
great-grandchildren,
Zachary
and
Alison;
one
brother,
Obert
Quisling
and his
wife,
Stella
of Lake
Mills;
sisters-in-law,
Mabel
Quisling
of Clear
Lake,
Mrs. Roy
(Thelma)
Isaacson
of
Albert
Lea,
Minnesota
and Mrs.
Ray
(Bev)
Frost of
Cleveland,
Ohio;
brother-in-law,
Marvin
(Dorothy)
of
Rochester,
Minnesota;
special
God-child,
Debbie
Bergland
of
Albert
Lea,
Minnesota;
along
with
many
beloved
cousins,
nieces,
nephews,
relatives
and good
friends.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
23
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Truman
Gavle,
90
January
23, 2002
 LAKE
MILLS-Truman
Gavle,
90, of
Lake
Mills,
died on
Saturday,
January
19,
2002, at
the Lake
Mills
Care
Center.
Funeral
services
will be
held at
1:30
p.m., on
Thursday,
January
24, at
the
Emmons
Lutheran
Church
in
Emmons,
Minnesota.
The Rev.
Julie
Fiske
will
officiate.
Burial
will be
in the
Oak Lawn
Cemetery,
Emmons.
Visitation
is from
4-7:00
p.m., on
Wednesday,
at the
Mittelstadt
Funeral
Home in
Lake
Mills
and
again
one hour
prior to
the
services
at the
church.
In lieu
of
flowers,
the
family
requests
memorials
be to
the
Hospice
of North
Iowa.
Survivors
include
his
loving
wife of
68
years,
Viola of
Lake
Mills;
sons,
Allan
and his
wife,
Jan of
Scottsdale,
Arizona
and Tim
and his
wife,
Maria of
Moron,
Spain;
daughters,
Pauline
and her
husband,
Paul
Calahan
of Stone
Lake,
Wisconsin
and Lola
and her
husband,
Forest
Brown of
Bloomington,
Minnesota;
17
grandchildren;
four
step-grandchildren;
and 23
great-grandchildren.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
23
edition
of the
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City
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Clara O.
Hipp, 82
January
30, 2002
 LAKE
MILLS-Clara
O. Hipp,
82, of
Lake
Mills,
died on
Monday,
January
21,
2002, at
the Muse
Norris
Hospice
Inpatient
Unit in
Mason
City.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Friday,
January
25, at
the
Salem
Lutheran
Church
in Lake
Mills.
The Rev.
Roger
Dykstra
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Beaver
Creek
Cemetery,
rural
Joice.
Survivors
include
her
brother,
Harold
Arthur
of Lake
Mills;
her
brother-in-law,
James
Foss of
Richland,
Washington;
and
numerous
nieces,
nephews,
great-nieces,
great-nephews
and many
special
friends.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
30
edition
of the
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City
Summit.
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Alice
Donohue,
84
January
30, 2002
 FOREST
CITY-Alice
M.
Donohue,
84,
formerly
of
Forest
City,
died on
Monday,
January
21,
2002, at
the
Manor
Care in
Westerville,
Ohio.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Friday,
January
25, at
the
Forest
Evangelical
Lutheran
Church
in
Forest
City.
The Rev.
Theodore
Gullixson
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Madison
Township
Cemetery
in rural
Forest
City,
with the
Petersen
Lund
Funeral
Home in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
two
sons,
James
Donohue
and
wife,
Janice
Collette
of
Gahanna,
Ohio and
David
Donohue
and
wife,
Linda of
Roland;
four
grandchildren,
Trent
and his
wife,
Jenny,
Kevin,
Jason
and
Jenni; a
great-grandchild,
Marin;
brother,
Henry
Geilenfeld
and
wife,
Maybelle;
sisters-in-law,
Marie
Stokesbary,
Cora
Donohue
and
Marie
Donohue;
brother-in-law,
Richard
Donohue
and
wife,
Betty;
and many
cousins,
nieces
and
nephews.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
30
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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LaVaune
Hill, 74
February
6, 2002
LELAND-LaVaune
A. Hill,
74, died
on
Monday,
January
21,
2002, at
the
Sharp
Coronado
Hospital
in
Coronado,
California.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Friday,
February
1, at
the West
Prairie
Lutheran
Church,
rural
Leland.
The Rev.
Clarence
Baalson
officiated.
Survivors
include
cousins,
Donald
Swenson,
Alan
Swenson,
Dick
Swenson,
Adolph
Swenson,
Gerald
Hill,
Roger
Hill,
Dennis
Hill,
Clifton
Hill,
Janice
Fleetwood,
Phyllis
Hinton
and
Barbara
Flatgard
as well
as other
cousins;
uncles,
Kenneth
Olsen
and
Russell
Olsen;
and
aunts,
Doris
Flatgard
and
Elaine
Hill.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
6
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Rose Mae
Denzel,
90
February
6, 2002
FAIRVIEW,
OH-Rose
Mae
(Faltus)
Denzel,
90, of
Fairview
Park,
Ohio,
died on
Tuesday,
January
22,
2002, at
the
Lakewood
Hospital
in
Lakewood,
Ohio,
following
a
two-month
illness.
A
memorial
service
will be
held
this
summer,
time and
date to
be
announced.
Survivors
include
her
daughter,
Mary Jo
Johnson
and
husband,
James C.
of North
Olmsted,
Ohio;
her son,
Richard
Paul and
wife,
Nikki L.
of Eden
Prairie,
Minnesota;
five
grandchildren,
Kent J.
Johnson
and
wife,
Cindy of
Tallmadge,
Ohio,
Douglas
J.
Johnson
of
Cleveland,
Ohio,
Elizabeth
Denzel
of
Largo,
Florida,
Katherine
Denzel
of Eden
Prairie,
Minnesota
and
Jennifer
Denzel
of Eden
Prairie,
Minnesota;
four
great-grandchildren,
Kyle
James
Johnson,
Sara
Elizabeth
Johnson,
Darby
Sarah
Johnson
and
Taylor
Davis; a
sister,
Henrietta
Brabec
of
Albert
Lea,
Minnesota;
a
sister-in-law,
Evelyn
Faltus
of
Leland,
Ohio;
and five
nieces
and
nephews.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
6
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Lee Roy
Williams,
75
January
30, 2002
LIVINGSTON,
TX-Lee
Roy
Williams,
75, of
Livingston,
Texas,
died on
Thursday,
January
24,
2002, at
the
Veterans
Hospital
in
Houston,
Texas.
Lee Roy
Williams,
the son
of Ray
and Ruby
Williams,
was born
on
October
14, 1926
in Great
Falls,
Montana.
He
proudly
served
his
country
in the
U.S.
Navy
during
WW II
and
during
the
Korean
Conflict.
Survivors
include
his sons
and
daughter-in-law,
Rev.
Steve
and
Janet
Williams
of
Nevada
and Mark
Williams
of Half
Moon
Bay,
California,
Daniel
Williams
of
Forest
City;
daughter
and
son-in-law,
Sue and
Larry
Nation
of
Sugarland,
Texas;
brother,
Robert
Williams
of
Rosemead,
California;
nine
grandchildren;
and a
host of
friends.
He was
preceded
in death
by his
wife,
Jerri
Williams
in 1985;
his
parents;
two
brothers;
and two
sisters.
Private
family
services
will be
held at
a later
date.
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Jack
Canady,
84
January
30, 2002
 CLEAR
LAKE-Jack
L.
Canady,
84, of
Clear
Lake,
died on
Saturday,
January
26,
2002, at
the Muse
Norris
Hospice
Inpatient
Unit in
Mason
City.
Memorial
services
will be
held at
11:00
a.m., on
Saturday,
February
2, at
the Zion
Lutheran
Church,
Clear
Lake.
The Rev.
Peter
Narum
will
officiate.
Inurnment
will be
in the
Clear
Lake
Cemetery.
Family
will
greet
friends
from
4-7:00
p.m., on
Friday,
at the
Ward-Van
Slyke
Colonial
Chapel,
Clear
Lake.
Memorials
may be
given to
the
Galilean
Lutheran
Church
for the
stained
glass
windows
or to
the
Muse-Norris
Hospice
of North
Iowa.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Dee
Canady
of Clear
Lake;
three
daughters,
Jackie
Weinzetl
and her
husband,
Jim of
Plymouth,
Minnesota,
Sandy
McHugh
and her
husband,
Jim of
Ft.
Collins,
Colorado
and
Sally
Peyton
and her
husband,
Bob of
Elkhorn,
Nebraska;
11
grandchildren;
and 15
great-grandchildren.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
30
edition
of the
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City
Summit.
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Maynard
Eames,
92
January
30, 2002
 FOREST
CITY-Maynard
Eames,
92, of
Forest
City,
died on
Sunday,
January
27,
2002, at
his
home.
Funeral
services
will be
held at
10:30
a.m.,
today,
Wednesday,
January
30, at
the
Civic
Auditorium
in
Forest
City.
Burial
will be
in the
Oakland
Cemetery
in
Forest
City,
with the
Petersen
Lund
Funeral
Home in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
his
children
and
their
spouses,
Robert
and
Sharon
Eames of
Forest
City and
Lois
Turner
and
husband,
Darrell
of Iola,
Kansas;
five
grandchildren,
Carmen
Schaben
and
husband,
Thad of
Urbandale,
Jenny
Scott
and
husband,
Abe of
Lexington,
Kentucky,
Wade
Eames
and
friend,
April
Sowder
of Ames,
Elaine
Turner
of Iola,
Kansas
and
Darin
Turner
and
wife,
Jessica
of
Tyler,
Texas; a
sister,
Vivalore
Gantt of
Lyon,
Illinois;
and
several
nieces,
nephews
and a
host of
friends.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
January
30
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Conrad
Bartleson,
85
February
6, 2002
 FOREST
CITY-Conrad
H.
Bartleson,
85, of
Forest
City,
died on
Monday,
January
28,
2002.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Friday,
February
1, at
the
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
in
Forest
City.
The Rev.
Lee
Laaveg
officiated.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Carrie
of
Forest
City;
his
children
and
their
spouses,
Karen
Gustafson
and
husband,
Carroll
of
Forest
City,
Jim
Bartleson
and
wife,
Judy of
Oklahoma
City,
Oklahoma
and
Elaine
Kingland
and
husband,
Joel of
Forest
City;
seven
grandchildren,
Kristen
Rafferty
and
husband,
Brian of
Darien,
Illinois,
Eric
Gustafson
of
Rochester,
Minnesota,
Kyle
Bartleson
and
wife,
Cindy of
Redondo
Beach,
California,
Kim
Bartleson
of
Oklahoma
City,
Oklahoma,
Wendy
Kingland
of
Clive,
Laurie
Heidebrink
and
husband,
Greg of
Charles
City and
Lindsay
Kingland
of
Forest
City;
seven
great-grandchildren,
Jason,
Luke,
Matthew
and
Grace
Rafferty,
Emma
Heidebrink,
Brendon
Edwards
and
Nickolas
Courrier;
and two
sisters,
Clara
Verbeckmoes
of
Forest
City and
Olga
Sevold
of St.
Paul,
Minnesota.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
6
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Donald
Storby,
72
February
6, 2002
 LAKE
MILLS-Donald
L.
Storby,
72, of
Lake
Mills,
died on
Tuesday,
January
29,
2002, at
his
home.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Friday,
February
1, at
the
Salem
Lutheran
Church
in Lake
Mills.
The Rev.
Karl
Hermanson
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Center
Cemetery,
rural
Lake
Mills,
with
military
rites
conducted
by the
Lake
Mills
Otto/Chose
Post
235. The
Mittelstadt
Funeral
Home was
in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Marlene;
children,
David
Storby,
Kevin
Storby
and his
wife,
Berdiene,
Barbara
Brackey
and her
husband,
Mark,
Robert
Storby
and his
wife,
LeAnn,
Marilyn
Storby
and
Sarah
Storby,
all of
Lake
Mills; a
brother,
LeRoy
Storby
and his
wife,
Jacque
of
Waseca,
Minnesota;
father-in-law
L.W.
Torke of
Austin,
Minnesota;
sister-in-law,
Beverly
Storby
of Sun
City,
Arizona;
13
grandchildren,
Amber
Walker
and her
husband,
Patrick
of Mason
City,
Joshua
Scott
and
Elizabeth
Storby,
Kelly
and
Patrick
Storby,
Stephanie
and
Melissa
Brackey,
Mitchell
and
Blake
Storby,
Brittani
Neumann,
Michael
and
Theresa
Storby
and
Ashley
Mathahs,
all of
Lake
Mills;
two
great-grandchildren,
Derek
and
Adisyn
Walker
of Mason
City;
two
nieces,
Cheryl
Storby
of
Minneapolis,
Minnesota
and
Chris
Schue
and her
husband,
Troy of
New
Richland,
Minnesota.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
6
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Alma
Hansen,
90
February
6
 FOREST
CITY-Alma
V.
Hansen,
90, of
Forest
City,
died on
Tuesday,
January
29,
2002.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Saturday,
February
2, at
the
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
in
Forest
City.
The Rev.
Lee
Laaveg
officiated.
Survivors
include
her
husband,
Franklin
of
Forest
City; a
son,
Robert
Hansen
of
Portland,
Oregon;
a
daughter,
Ellen
Stoneburner
and
husband,
Daniel
of
Athens,
Georgia;
and
three
grandchildren,
Tara,
Erin and
Emily.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
6
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Alfred
Roberts,
59
February
13, 2002
MILWAUKEE,
WI-Alfred
Roberts,
59, a
resident
of
Forest
City for
12
years,
died on
Thursday,
January
31,
2002.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Wednesday,
February
6, at
the
Molthen-Bell
and Sons
Funeral
Home in
South
Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
The Rev.
Harlyn
Kuschel
presided.
Burial
was in
the
Forest
Hill
Memorial
Park.
Roberts
was a
proud
Vietnam
veteran.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Roseann
(Dionne)
Roberts;
his son,
Chad
Michael
and his
wife,
Amy; a
sister,
Gracie
Bowles;
along
with
other
relatives
and
friends.
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