Mabel
Coomes,
100
November
6, 2002
Mabel A.
Coomes,
100, of
Mason
City,
died on
Friday,
November
1, 2002,
at the
Muse
Norris
Hospice
in Mason
City.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Tuesday,
November
5, at
the
Petersen
Lund
Funeral
Home in
Forest
City.
Burial
was in
the
Madison
Township
Cemetery
in
Forest
City.
She is
survived
by
nieces
and
nephews,
Alvada
Helvick
of
Forest
City,
Donald
Johnson
and
wife,
June of
Clear
Lake,
Arlene
(Johnson)
Goepel
and
husband,
Gene of
Britt,
Charles
Johnson
and
wife,
Virginia
of Chula
Vista,
California
and
LaVonne
(Johnson)
Harmon's
husband,
Dick
Harmon
of
Forest
City;
grandnieces
and
grandnephews;
great-grandnieces
and
great-grandnephews;
a
step-grandson,
Jack;
and many
friends.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
6
edition
of the
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City
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Jonathan
Bergo,
23
November
6, 2002
 Jonathan
Julian
Wallace
Bergo,
23, of
Lake
Mills,
died on
Saturday,
November
2, 2002,
as the
result
of an
automobile
accident
on his
way to
his new
home at
the
farm.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Tuesday,
November
5, at
the Sion
Lutheran
Church
in rural
Lake
Mills.
The
Reverends
Thomas
Hagen
and Al
Stoa
officiated.
Burial
was in
the Sion
Lutheran
Cemetery,
rural
Lake
Mills,
with the
Mittelstadt
Funeral
Home in
Lake
Mills in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
his
parents,
Dennis
and
Susan
Renee
Bergo of
Lake
Mills;
sisters,
Andrea
and
husband,
Earl
Thorton
of
Chandler,
Arizona
and
Jennifer
and
husband,
Jason
Chose of
Ventura;
step-grandmother,
Alica
Bergo of
Northwood;
"Special
Grandma",
Grace
Luella
Thompson
of
Albert
Lea,
Minnesota;
aunts
and
uncles,
Carl and
Barb
Paulson
of
Emmons,
Minnesota,
Alan and
Judy
Rohne of
Glenville,
Minnesota,
Bruce
Bergo of
Poway,
California,
Wallace
and Pat
Yoho of
Des
Moines
and
DeVon
and Mary
Etta
Yoho of
Muncie,
Indiana;
cousins,
Scott
Paulson
and
family,
Beth and
David
Benson
and
family,
Matthew
Rohne,
Mickey
and Greg
Severtson
and
family,
David
and
Melissa
Yoho,
Shawn
and
Heather
Yoho and
family,
Andrea
and Gary
Agness
and
family,
Lance
and
Connie
Yoho and
family,
and
Rachel
and Jeff
Blacker;
his God
Parents,
Bruce
Bergo,
Ron and
Esther
Halvorson
and Gary
and
Nancy
Hengesteg;
"Special
Friend",
Kim Burt
of
Belmond;
along
with
several
other
relatives
and
friends.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
6
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Joe
Wubben,
68
November
6, 2002
Joe
Wubben,
68, of
Buffalo
Center,
died on
Sunday,
November
3, 2002,
at the
Mercy
Medical
Center-North
Iowa in
Mason
City.
Funeral
services
will be
held at
10:30
a.m., on
Thursday,
November
7, at
the
First
Baptist
Church
in
Buffalo
Center.
The Rev.
Paul
Haugen
will
officiate.
Burial
will be
in the
Olena
Mound
Cemetery,
Buffalo
Center.
Visitation
will be
from
4-8:00
p.m., on
Wednesday,
at the
Winter
Funeral
Home in
Buffalo
Center
and
again
one hour
before
the
services
at the
church.
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Alan
Henry,
69
November
13, 2002
Alan
Henry,
69, of
Lake
Mills,
died on
Monday,
November
4, 2002,
at the
Mercy
Medical
Center-North
Iowa in
Mason
City.
His body
was
cremated
and
there
will be
no
services.
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Ora
Blanche
Thompson,
96
November
13, 2002
 Ora
Blanche
Thompson,
96, died
on
Tuesday,
November
5, 2002,
at the
Lake
Mills
Care
Center.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Saturday,
November
9, at
the
Bethany
Lutheran
Church
in
Thompson.
The Rev.
Mark
Decker
officiated.
Survivors
include
her two
daughters,
Shirley
Moklestad
and her
husband,
Bob of
Thompson
and Joy
Dee Bray
and her
husband,
Gil of
Galveston,
Texas;
her
daughter-in-law,
Charlaine
Thompson
of
Forest
City;
six
grandchildren;
15
great-grandchildren;
and
three
great-great-grandchildren.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
13
edition
of the
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City
Summit.
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Marion
Elaine
Boyd, 86
November
13, 2002
Marion
Elaine
Boyd,
86, of
Northfield,
Minnesota,
died on
Tuesday,
November
5, 2002,
at the
Dilley
Unit of
the
Northfield
Hospital.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Saturday,
November
9, at
the St.
John's
Lutheran
Church
in
Northfield.
The Rev.
John
Quam
officiated.
Survivors
include
her son,
Neil
Boyd and
wife,
Leah of
Forest
City;
her
daughter,
Mary
Bierman
and
husband,
Jim of
Northfield;
five
grandchildren,
Betsy
and Max
Bierman
of
Northfield,
Jesse
Bierman
of
Portland,
Oregon
and
Brent
and Ryan
Boyd of
Keystone,
Colorado;
sister-in-law,
Lillian
Anderson
of New
Richland;
and six
nieces
and
nephews.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
13
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Mildred
Elizabeth
Cordes,
76
November
13, 2002
 Mildred
Elizabeth
Cordes,
76, of
Forest
City,
died on
Wednesday,
November
6, 2002,
at the
Good
Samaritan
Center
in
Forest
City.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Saturday,
November
9, at
the
Calvary
Baptist
Church
in
Forest
City.
The Rev.
Doug
Farrell
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Madison
Township
Cemetery
in
Forest
City,
with the
Petersen
Lund
Funeral
Home in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
her
husband,
Al
Cordes
of
Forest
City; a
daughter,
Carla
Baker of
Watertown,
New
York;
five
grandchildren;
one
great-grandchild;
and a
host of
friends.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
13
edition
of The
Forest
City
Summit.
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Harley
William
Brandt,
85
November
13, 2002
Harley
William
Brandt,
85, of
Titonka,
died on
Wednesday,
November
6, 2002,
at the
Muse
Norris
Hospice
Inpatient
Unit in
Mason
City.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Monday,
November
11, at
the Good
Hope
Lutheran
Church
in
Titonka.
The Rev.
James
Berka
officiated.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Elida of
Titonka;
his
children,
Ardith
Loeschen
of
Forest
City,
Margaret
Phelps
and
husband,
Merle of
Titonka,
Dorothy
Meisterburg
of Des
Moines,
Robert
Brandt
and
wife,
Carolyn
of
Titonka
and
Bonnie
Eisenstadt
and
husband,
Fred of
Sacramento,
California;
10
grandchildren;
nine
great-grandchildren;
one
sister,
Marie
Bartelt
of
Titonka;
and two
brothers,
Edward
Brandt
of
Bancroft
and
Clarence
Brandt
and
wife,
Lois of
Titonka.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
13
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Byron
Dean
Smeby,
62
November
20, 2002
 Byron
Dean
Smeby,
62, of
Rockford,
died on
Friday,
November
8, 2002,
after a
long
courageous
battle
with
cancer,
surrounded
by his
family,
at the
Muse-Norris
Hospice
Inpatient
Unit in
Mason
City.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Tuesday,
November
12, at
the
United
Methodist
Church
in
Rockwell.
The Rev.
Bruce
Wittern
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Brush
Point
Cemetery,
rural
Hanlontown,
with the
Ward-Van
Slyke
Colonial
Chapel
in Clear
Lake in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Linda
Smeby of
Rockwell;
three
sons,
Terry
Smeby
and his
wife,
Janie
and
their
boys,
Jordan
and
Collin
of Mason
City,
Todd
Smeby
and his
wife,
Tracy
and
their
girls,
Ashley
and
Brielle
of
Klemme
and Troy
Smeby of
Rockwell
and
Katie
Pederson
of
Swaledale;
four
brothers,
Jr.
Smeby
and his
wife,
Ruth of
Mason
City,
Royden
Smeby
and his
wife,
Verna of
Joice,
Wally
Smeby of
Mason
City and
Glenn
Smeby
and his
wife,
Janet of
Mason
City; a
sister,
Viola
Jurasek
and her
husband,
Jerry of
Mason
City;
his
father-in-law,
Oscar
Davis of
Clear
Lake;
six
aunts
and
uncles;
21
nieces
and
nephews;
as well
as other
relatives
and many
friends.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
20
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Lyle V.
Johnson,
62
November
20, 2002
 Lyle
V.
Johnson,
62, of
Amarillo,
Texas,
died on
Sunday,
November
10,
2002, at
Lubbock,
Texas.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Thursday,
November
14, at
the
Paramount
Baptist
Church.
Dr. Gil
Lain,
Rev.
David
Abbey
and Rev.
Hobert
Baxter
officiated.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Mary
Johnson
of
Amarillo;
three
sons,
Tedd
Carl
Johnson
and
wife,
JoLynn
of
Denver,
Colorado,
Christopher
David
Johnson
and
wife,
Cindy of
Dumas,
Texas
and
Daniel
Scott
Johnson
and
wife,
Melanie
of
Lubbock,
Texas; a
sister,
Margaret
Abbey of
Greenville,
Tennessee;
a
brother,
Ralph
Johnson
of
Forest
City;
seven
grandsons,
Holden
Lyle,
Dylan,
Kastle
Lee,
Connor,
Denim
Cole,
Carson
and
Colton.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
20
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Emma L.
Boman,
94
November
20, 2002
 Emma
L.
Boman,
94, of
Forest
City,
died on
Monday,
November
11,
2002, in
Denver,
Colorado.
Memorial
services
were
held on
Saturday,
November
16, at
the
First
Baptist
Church
in
Forest
City.
The Rev.
John
Messer
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
First
Baptist
Cemetery
in
Forest
City,
with the
Petersen
Lund
Funeral
Home in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
a son,
Gerald
Boman
and
wife,
Mary Jo
of Palm
City,
Florida;
a
daughter,
Sue
Messer
and her
husband,
John of
Littleton,
Colorado;
a
son-in-law,
Lowell
Waldemar
and his
wife,
Marilynn
of
Hesperia,
California;
seven
grandchildren,
Douglas
Waldemar
and his
wife,
Bonnie
of
Washington,
Illinois,
Becky
Card and
her
husband,
Doug of
Hesperia,
California,
Karen
Schardt
and her
husband,
Doug of
Deshler,
Nebraska,
Janet
Coe and
her
husband,
Rob of
Mukilteo,
Washington,
Greg
Boman
and his
wife,
Becky of
Castle
Rock,
Colorado,
Jennifer
La Fleur
and her
husband,
Mark of
Seattle,
Washington
and
Tasha
Herron
and her
husband,
Daniel
of
Littleton,
Colorado;
14
great-grandchildren;
and five
great-great-grandchildren.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
20
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Sanford
Rogeness,
85
November
20, 2002
 Sanford
Rogeness,
85, of
Britt,
died on
Wednesday,
November
13,
2002, at
the
Hancock
County
Memorial
Hospital
in
Britt.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Sunday,
November
17, at
the
United
Methodist
Church
in
Crystal
Lake.
The Rev.
Gary
Marzolf
officiated.
Survivors
include
a
sister,
Lila
Rogeness
of
Britt;
two
sisters-in-law,
Gladys
Rogeness
of Britt
and Ruby
Rogeness
of North
Riverside,
Illinois;
and many
nieces
and
nephews.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
20
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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William
H.
"Buster"
Cooper,
87
November
20, 2002
 William
H.
"Buster"
Cooper,
87, of
Clear
Lake,
died on
Thursday,
November
14,
2002, at
his
home.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Monday,
November
18, at
the Zion
Lutheran
Church
in Clear
Lake.
Rev.
Kermit
Roisen
and Rev.
Ed Bard,
Chaplin
of
Hospice
of North
Iowa,
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Madison
Township
Cemetery,
Forest
City,
with the
Ward-Van
Slyke
Colonial
Chapel
in Clear
Lake in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Muriel
Cooper
of Clear
Lake;
two
children,
Wayne
Cooper
and his
wife,
Jean of
Des
Moines
and
Vicki
Anderson
and her
husband,
William
of Clear
Lake;
six
grandchildren,
Gregory
Cooper
of
Oskaloosa,
Michelle
Lane of
Omaha,
Nebraska,
Kimberly
Cooper
of Des
Moines,
Chad
Willis
of
Chicago,
Illinois,
Stephanie
Willis
of Ames
and
Brent
Willis
of Clear
Lake;
three
great-grandchildren,
Jamie,
Katie
and
Emily;
and one
sister,
Gertrude
Knoll
and her
husband,
Bud of
Mason
City.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
20
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Agnes E.
Peck,
102
November
20, 2002
Agnes E.
Peck,
102, of
Forest
City,
died on
Thursday,
November
14,
2002, at
the
Westview
Care
Center
in
Britt.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Saturday,
November
16, at
the
Petersen
Lund
Funeral
Home in
Forest
City.
The Rev.
Gary
Marzolf
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Madison
Township
Cemetery
in
Forest
City.
There
are no
survivors
from her
family.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
20
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Doris
Gangstead,
87
November
27, 2002
Doris
Gangstead,
87, of
Decorah,
died on
Monday,
November
18,
2002, at
the Aase
Haugen
Home in
Decorah.
Memorial
services
will be
held at
1:30
p.m., on
Friday,
November
29, at
the
Decorah
Lutheran
Church.
The Rev.
James
Glesne
will
officiate.
The
Fjelstad
Funeral
Home in
Decorah
is in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Memorial
gifts
may be
directed
to
Waldorf
College,
Luther
College,
Luther
Seminary,
or to a
beneficiary
of
individual
choice.
Survivors
include
her
husband,
Owen;
her
children,
Lois
Kremer
of
Helmstedt,
Germany,
Rebecca
Ferguson
of
Spring,
Texas,
Stephen
of
Minneapolis
and Dan
of Cedar
Rapids;
nine
grandchildren,
Johanna,
Nikolaus,
Susanne,
Pamela,
Tim,
Peter,
Elisabeth,
Rachel
and
Jonas;
two
brothers;
and one
sister,
along
with her
extended
family.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
27
edition
of the
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City
Summit.
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Lois S.
Otis, 76
November
27, 2002
 Lois
S. Otis,
76, of
Forest
City,
died on
Monday,
November
18,
2002, at
her
home.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Thursday,
November
21, at
the St.
James
Catholic
Church
in
Forest
City.
The Rev.
Jerry
Blake
officiated.
Burial
was in
the St.
James
Catholic
Cemetery
in
Forest
City,
with the
Petersen
Lund
Funeral
Home in
Forest
City in
charge
of the
arrangements..
Survivors
include
her
daughter,
Susan
Ouverson
and her
husband,
Lowell
and
their
daughter,
Amanda
of
Joice;
her
sons,
Dennis
Swalve
of
Denver,
Colorado
and
Douglas
Swalve
of
Oklahoma
City,
Oklahoma
and his
children,
Jason
and
Rachel
Swalve
of Santa
Barbara,
California
and
Nathan
Swalve
of
Oklahoma
City,
Oklahoma;
great-granddaughter,
Kailee
Swalve
of
Oklahoma
City;
brothers,
Kenneth
Sorenson
and
wife,
Leona of
Crystal
Lake and
Wilbur
Sorenson
and
wife,
Arlene
of
Rochester,
Minnesota;
sisters,
Doryce
Hanna of
Woden,
Dorothy
Brown
and
husband,
Gary of
Corwith,
Paulette
Dahle
and
husband,
Ron of
Woden
and
Elizabeth
Barnum
and
husband,
Ed of
Blaine,
Minnesota;
brothers-in-law,
Herbert
Schubert
of
Garner,
LaVern
Holtorf
of
Ankeny
and
James
Otis and
wife,
Agnes of
Forest
City;
sisters-in-law,
Genevieve
Sorenson
of
Forest
City,
Marjorie
Sorenson
of
Britt,
Wilma
Sorenson
of
Maine,
Ellen
Sorenson
of
Woden,
Vivian
Sampson
of
Forest
City,
Violet
Otis of
Madison
Lake,
Minnesota
and
Gloria
Eymann
of
Olathe,
Kansas;
along
with
many
nieces,
nephews
and a
host of
friends.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
27
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Lewis
Charles
"Chuck"
Lindgren,
56
November
27, 2002
Lewis
Charles
"Chuck"
Lindgren,
56, of
Clear
Lake,
died on
Tuesday,
November
19,
2002, at
his
home.
Memorial
services
were
held on
Friday,
November
22, at
the Zion
Lutheran
Church
in Clear
Lake.
The Rev.
Kermit
Roisen
officiated.
Inurnment
will be
at a
later
date.
The
Ward-Van
Slyke
Colonial
Chapel
in Clear
Lake was
in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Nancy
Lindgren
of Clear
Lake;
his
children,
Andrea
Baltzell
and her
husband,
John of
Eden
Prairie,
Minnesota
and Erik
Lindgren
and his
wife,
Dawn of
Osage;
two
grandchildren,
Morgan
and
Lauren
Baltzell
of Eden
Prairie,
Minnesota;
as well
as other
relatives
and
friends.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
27
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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James J.
Helwig,
61
November
27, 2002
James J.
Helwig,
61, of
Mondovi,
Wisconsin,
formerly
of
Forest
City,
died
unexpectedly
at his
residence
on
Wednesday,
November
20,
2002.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Monday,
November
25, at
the
Central
Lutheran
Church
in
Mondovi.
The Rev.
James
Tallman
officiated.
Burial
was in
the Oak
Park
Cemetery
in
Mondovi,
with the
Poeschel
Funeral
Home in
Mondovi
in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Rosie;
two
daughters,
Jamie
(Robert)
Davison
of
Forest
City and
Jodie
Vaage of
Clear
Lake;
five
grandchildren,
Ashlee,
Christina
and
Jenna
Davison
and Drew
and
Jennie
Vaage; a
sister,
Mary Jo
(Marlow)
Geske of
Fall
Creek,
Wisconsin;
two
sisters-in-law,
Ruth
Chrisler
of
Phoenix,
Arizona
and Gwen
(Mark)
Browskowski
of
Mondovi;
two
step-sisters
and a
brother-in-
law,
Nancy
(Walt)
Wilson
of
Rochester,
Minnesota,
Sue
(Alan )
Czarnowsky
of
Woodbury,
Minnesota
and Paul
(Solveiga)
Kisselburg
of
Stillwater,
Minnesota;
along
with
nieces
and
nephews.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
27
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Vincent
M.
Zrostlik,
70
November
27, 2002
 Vincent
M.
Zrostlik,
70, of
Forest
City,
died on
Saturday,
November
23,
2002, at
his
home.
Funeral
services
will be
held at
10:30
a.m., on
Saturday,
November
30, at
the St.
James
Catholic
Church
in
Forest
City.
The Rev.
Jerry
Blake
will
officiate.
Burial
will be
in the
St.
James
Catholic
Cemetery
in
Forest
City.
Visitation
is from
5-8:00
p.m., on
Friday,
at the
Petersen
Lund
Funeral
Home in
Forest
City.
There
will be
a
Scripture
Service
at 7:00
p.m.,
with a
Rosary
Service
following.
Survivors
include
his wife
of 36
years,
Cheryl;
their
daughter,
Kathleen
Knox and
husband,
Troy of
Des
Moines;
brothers,
Leonard
of Clear
Lake,
Don and
wife,
Connie
of
Austin,
Texas,
Edwin
and
wife,
Annabelle
of
Norco,
California
and
Bernard
of
Martinez,
California;
sisters,
Regina
Studer
and
husband,
Jerry,
Dorothy
Hestness
and
husband,
Jerry,
all of
Mason
City,
Margaret
Mostrom
of
Clearwater,
Florida,
Rose
Mary
Zrostlik
of
Omaha,
Nebraska
and Rita
Shipman
and
husband,
Sam of
Grimes;
along
with
many
uncles,
nieces,
nephews
and
cousins.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
27
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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City
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Josephine
Balvance,
87
November
27, 2002
 Josephine
Balvance,
87, of
Buffalo
Center,
died on
Sunday,
November
24,
2002, at
the
United
Hospital
in Blue
Earth,
Minnesota.
Funeral
services
will be
held at
10:30
a.m.,
today
Wednesday,
November
27, at
the
First
Congregational
Church
in
Buffalo
Center.
The Rev.
David
Langer
will
officiate.
Burial
will be
in the
Olena
Mound
Cemetery
in
Buffalo
Center,
with the
Winter
Funeral
Home in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
two
sisters,
Mary
Ross of
Marshalltown
and
Bertha
Roth of
Titonka;
along
with
many
nieces
and
nephews.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
27
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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City
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Lloyd
Rygh, 83
November
27, 2002
 Lloyd
Rygh,
83, of
Rake,
died on
Sunday,
November
24,
2002, at
his home
after a
lengthy
battle
with
ALS.
Funeral
services
will be
held at
1:30
p.m.,
today
Wednesday,
November
27, at
the
Trinity
Lutheran
Church,
rural
Thompson.
The Rev.
Dani Jo
Ninke-Greaver
will
officiate.
Burial
will be
in the
Trinity
Lutheran
Cemetery,
with the
Winter
Funeral
Home in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Wanda;
five
children,
Linda
and her
husband,
John
Reuter
of Jesup,
Ronald
Rygh of
rural
Thompson,
Suzanne
and her
husband,
Frank
Wedel of
Lake
Mills,
Wisconsin,
Thomas
Rygh of
rural
Thompson
and
Lance
Rygh of
Dubuque;
seven
grandchildren,
D.J.
Cagley
and his
wife,
Nicole,
Amy (Cagley)
and her
husband,
Brian
Bucknell,
Vicki
and Adam
Lamos
and
Zach,
Eli and
Charlie
Wedel;
and two
sisters,
Bernice
Rygh and
Mavis
Flo,
both of
Albert
Lea,
Minnesota.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
November
27
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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City
Summit
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