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Brandon
Lynn
Hugo, 20
February
5, 2003
 Brandon
Lynn
Hugo,
20, of
Scarville,
died on
Saturday,
February
1, 2003,
as a
result
of a
motor
vehicle
accident
near
Scarville.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Tuesday,
February
4, at
the
Salem
Lutheran
Church
in Lake
Mills.
The Rev.
Randy
Baldwin
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Immanuel
Lutheran
Cemetery
in
Scarville.
Survivors
include
his
parents;
one
sister,
Alyssa
and her
friend,
Rob
Nelson
of Lake
Mills;
his
love,
Lanae
Lenz of
Conger;
grandparents,
Marty
(Buckner)
Reindal
of
Scarville
and
Melvin
"Pete"
and
Nancy
Hugo of
Algona;
aunts
and
uncles,
Jeff and
Lorie
Hugo of
Joice,
Steve
Hugo of
Woden,
John and
Tammy
(Hugo)
Barker
of
Titonka,
Mark and
Jill
Lichter
of
Algona,
Dana and
Julie
Aschenbrenner
of
Chicago,
Illinois,
Donald
and Sue
(Reindal)
Ostrander
of Lake
Mills
and Jeff
and
Jayne
(Reindal)
Miller
of
Derby;
along
with
many
cousins.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
5
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Michael
S.
Langerud,
28
February
5, 2003
Michael
S.
Langerud,
28, of
Scarville,
died on
Saturday,
February
1, 2003,
as the
result
of a
motor
vehicle
accident.
Funeral
services
will be
held at
1:30
p.m., on
Thursday,
February
6, at
the
Salem
Lutheran
Church
in Lake
Mills.
The Rev.
Kevin
Mackey
will
officiate.
Burial
will be
in the
Salem
Memorial
Cemetery
in Lake
Mills.
Visitation
is from
4-7:00
p.m.,
today
Wednesday,
February
5, at
the
Mittelstadt
Funeral
Home in
Lake
Mills
and
again
one hour
before
the
services
at the
church.
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Accident claims two Scarville men
February 5, 2003
A single-vehicle accident claimed two lives on Saturday, February 1, one and a half miles west of Scarville on Winnebago County Road A-16.
Michael Langerud, 28, and Brandon Hugo, 20, both of Scarville were killed when the 1996 Dodge pick-up driven by Langerud lost control and went into the south ditch. It proceeded east bound in the ditch, hitting a farm drive and becoming airborne before coming to rest on its top.
Robert Nelson, 17, of Lake Mills was transported to Mercy Hospital in Mason City.
The accident remains under investigation by the Iowa State Patrol. Assisting on the scene were the Winnebago County Sheriff's Department, Lake Mills Police, Fire and Ambulance and the Scarville Fire Department.
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Walter
Jerome
Johnson,
79
February
5, 2003
 Walter
Jerome
Johnson,
79, of
Lake
Mills,
died on
Saturday,
February
1, 2003,
at his
home.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Monday,
February
3, at
the
Winnebago
Lutheran
Church
in rural
Lake
Mills.
The Rev.
Bill
Peters
officiated,
with the
Mittelstadt
Funeral
Home in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Burial
was in
the
Winnebago
Lutheran
Cemetery,
rural
Lake
Mills.
Survivors
include
his wife
of 45
years,
Marilyn
Johnson
of Lake
Mills;
three
children,
John
Johnson
and his
wife,
Nancy of
Lake
Mills,
James
Johnson
and his
wife,
Elaine
Webster
of
Washington,
D.C. and
Susan
and her
husband,
Jeff
Swanson
of
Hayfield,
Minnesota;
10
grandchildren,
Michael,
Eric and
Megan
Johnson,
Kelsey,
Katie
and
Jesse
Zubke
and
Tina,
Sheri,
Lynn and
Nick
Swanson;
two
sisters,
Anita
and her
husband,
Gib
Grunhuvd
of Lake
Mills
and
Shirley
and her
husband,
Thomas
Tveit of
Kiester,
Minnesota;
one
brother,
Andrew
Johnson
and his
wife,
Ruth of
Lake
Mills;
along
with a
number
of
nieces
and
nephews.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
5
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Dennis
P.
Lovick,
49
February
12, 2003
 Dennis
P.
Lovick,
49, of
Forest
City,
died on
Saturday,
February
1, 2003,
at the
Mary
Greeley
Hospital
in Ames.
Memorial
services
were
held on
Saturday,
February
8, at
the
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
in
Forest
City.
The Rev.
Lee
Laaveg
officiated.
Left to
mourn
are his
sister,
Barb
Lovick
of
Forest
City;
and many
aunts,
uncles,
cousins,
friends,
co-workers
and
special
friend,
Donna
Schweighauser
of
Rolla,
Missouri.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
12
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Rev.
Milo E.
Lee, 92
February
19, 2003
Rev.
Milo E.
Lee, 92,
of
Decorah,
died on
Sunday,
February
2, 2003,
at the
Patty
Elwood
Center
in
Cresco.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Saturday,
February
8, at
the
Washington
Prairie
Lutheran
Church.
The
Reverends
Kim W.
Smith
and
Ginny
Olson
officiated.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Agnes of
Decorah;
five
children,
Marvin
and
wife,
Ruth of
Hinton
Alberta
and
their
children,
Krista,
Erik and
Grete,
Lorna of
Clear
Lake and
her
children,
Laura
and Jay,
Dixie
Hanson
and
husband,
Paul of
Moorpark,
California
and
their
children,
Micah
and
Karin,
Arland
and
wife,
Kristine
of
Trimont,
Minnesota
and
their
children,
Caleb,
Gabriel
and
Jesse,
David
and
wife,
Joy of
Rochester,
Minnesota
and
their
children,
Cory and
Daniel;
four
sisters,
Ruth
Johanson,
Hazel
Wangsness,
Eloise
Bakke
and
husband,
Andrew
and
Elaine
Syverson
and
husband,
Ardell,
all of
Decorah;
13
nieces
and five
nephews
on the
Lee
side;
two
sisters-in-law,
Herborg
(Roen)
Vinge
and
husband,
Alvin of
Outlook,
Saskatchewan
and Dale
and
husband,
Ingvald
of
Lacey,
Washington;
and nine
nieces
and two
nephews
on the
Roen
side.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
19
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Jerry
Lee
Alvey,
70
February
12, 2003
 Jerry
Lee
Alvey,
70, of
Lake
Mills,
died on
Tuesday,
February
4, 2003,
at the
Mercy
Medical
Center-North
Iowa in
Mason
City.
Memorial
services
were
held on
Friday,
February
7, at
the
Salem
Lutheran
Church
in Lake
Mills.
The Rev.
Kevin
Mackey
officiated.
Burial
will
take
place at
a later
date in
Wisconsin.
He is
survived
by his
wife,
Norma;
sons,
Michael
and
wife,
Tracy of
Barneveld,
Wisconsin
and Mark
and
wife,
Lissa of
Madison,
Wisconsin;
one
grandson,
Donovan;
three
step-grandchildren,
Cody,
Brittany
and
Garret;
one
sister,
Karen
and
husband,
Fred
Suroff
of
Sedalia,
Missouri
and
their
sons,
Aaron
and
Adam;
three
step-children,
Jim, Tom
and
Linda
and
their
families;
along
with
numerous
aunts,
uncles
and
cousins.
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Ruby
M.
Jante,
80
February
12, 2003
 Ruby
M.
Jante,
80, of
Garner,
died on
Wednesday,
February
5, 2003,
at her
home.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Saturday,
February
8, at
the
Faith
Lutheran
Church
in
Miller.
The Rev.
Owen
Gaasedelen
officiated.
She is
survived
by her
three
children,
Faye
Abrahamson
and her
husband,
James of
Forest
City,
Linda
Juhl and
her
husband,
Jack
Lehnert
of Los
Gatos,
California
and Glen
Juhl and
his
wife,
Barb of
Garner;
and 11
grandchildren,
Ryan
Abrahamson
and his
wife,
Chureen
and
their
son,
Conor,
Kirk
Abrahamson,
Justin
Lehnert,
Sara
Lehnert,
Kelly
Juhl and
his
wife,
Amanda,
Kory
Juhl,
Kristy
Juhl,
Brady
Juhl,
Brian
Formanek,
Shawn
Larkin
and Jay
Larkin.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
12
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Ruth E.
Irvin,
92
February
12, 2003
Ruth E.
Irvin,
92, of
Forest
City,
died on
Friday,
February
7, 2003,
at the
Muse
Norris
Hospice
in Mason
City.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Tuesday,
February
11, at
the
First
Baptist
Church
in
Forest
City.
The Rev.
Larry
Kidwell
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Madison
Township
Cemetery
in
Forest
City,
with the
Petersen
Lund
Funeral
Home in
Forest
City in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
her
children,
Nick
McCloud
of
Columbus,
Missouri,
Kassandra
Williams
of
Oklahoma
City,
Oklahoma,
Lucy
Summers
of
Burbaun,
Missouri,
Robert
S. Irvin
of
Louisville,
Kentucky
and
William
C.L.
Irvin of
Williams
and
their
children
and
grandchildren;
two
brothers,
Robert
S.
Kiefer
of Clear
Lake and
Clifford
E.
Kiefer
of Lime
Springs;
two
sisters,
Wanda
Johnson
and
Frances
Adams,
both of
Forest
City;
along
with
numerous
nieces
and
nephews.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
12
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Doris
E.
Solberg,
97
February
12, 2003
 Doris
E.
Solberg,
97, of
Clear
Lake,
died on
Saturday,
February
8, 2003,
at the
Concord
Care
Center
in
Garner,
18 days
before
her 98th
birthday.
Funeral
services
will be
held at
1:30
p.m., on
Friday,
February
14, at
the Zion
Lutheran
Church
in Clear
Lake.
The
Reverends
Dean
Hess and
Verlye
Henriksen
will
officiate.
Burial
will be
in the
Clear
Lake
Cemetery.
Visitation
is one
hour
before
the
services
on
Friday
at the
church.
The Ward
Van-Slyke
Colonial
Chapel
in Clear
Lake is
in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Several
nieces
and
nephews
survive
Doris.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
12
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Lucille
M.
Pitkin,
90
February
19, 2003
 Lucille
M.
Pitkin,
90, of
Forest
City,
died on
Wednesday,
February
12,
2003, at
the Muse
Norris
Hospice
in Mason
City.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Saturday,
February
15, 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
Forest
City in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Survivors
include
her
children,
Milo J.
Pitkin
and his
wife,
Deloris
of
Belvidere,
Illinois
and
Sheryl
Johnson
and her
husband,
Ralph of
Forest
City;
son-in-law,
Dean
Krieger
of
Forest
City;
nine
grandchildren;
20
great-grandchildren;
and four
great-great-grandchildren.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
19
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Milford
Solomonson,
92
February
19, 2003
 Milford
Solomonson,
92, of
Lake
Mills,
died on
Wednesday,
February
12,
2003, at
the
Amery
Regional
Medical
Center
in
Amery,
Wisconsin.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Tuesday,
February
18, at
the
North
Prairie
Lutheran
Church
in rural
Lake
Mills.
The Rev.
Randy
Baldwin
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Sunnyside
Cemetery
in Lake
Mills.
Surviving
include
his two
daughters
and
their
husbands,
Marilyn
(Norman)
Osero of
Amery,
Wisconsin
and Lois
(Eugene)
Osero of
Wausau,
Wisconsin;
five
grandsons,
David,
Steven
(Erin)
and
James of
Amery,
Andrew
(Theresa)
of
Glendale,
Arizona
and
Ronald
of Green
Bay,
Wisconsin;
two
great-granddaughters,
Danielle
and
Ashley
Osero of
Glendale;
two
sisters,
Cathryn
Gullixson
of
Bloomington,
Minnesota
and
Evelyn
Matson
of
Amery; a
sister-in-law,
Opal
Solomonson
of Lake
Mills;
and many
nieces,
nephews
and
other
relatives
and
friends.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
19
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Edward
"Bud"
Haaland,
76
February
19, 2003
Edward
"Bud"
Haaland,
76, of
Long
Prairie,
Minnesota,
formerly
of
Forest
City,
died on
Thursday,
February
13,
2003, at
the Yuma
Regional
Medical
Center
in Yuma,
Arizona.
Funeral
services
will be
held at
10:30
a.m., on
Saturday,
February
22, at
the
First
Baptist
Church
in Long
Prairie.
The
Reverends
Nick
Bell, J.
David
Livingston,
John
Swanson,
Paul
Twist,
Arnold
Rocholl
and
Irvin
Larson
will
officiate.
Casket
bearers
will be
Harrison,
Stephen,
Mark and
Bjorn
Hanson,
Robert
and Anne
Schultz,
Stephanie
Haaland
and
Rebecca
Johnson.
Burial
will be
in the
Evergreen
Cemetery
in Long
Prairie.
Visitation
is from
4-8:00
p.m., on
Friday,
at the
Stephan-Stein
Funeral
Home in
Long
Prairie.
Survivors
include
his
wife,
Lois of
Long
Prairie;
three
children,
Charles
(Debbie)
Haaland
of
Southaven,
Mississippi,
Sally
(Harley)
Hanson
of Long
Prairie
and
Susie
(Robert)
Schultz
of
Excelsior,
Minnesota;
three
sisters,
Ione
Knack of
Eagle
Grove,
Florence
Vorland
of Yuma,
Arizona
and Ruth
Salven
of
Greencastle,
Indiana;
and
seven
grandchildren.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
19
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Erthl
Odella
Bakken,
72
February
19, 2003
 Erthl
Odella
Bakken,
72, of
Northwood,
died on
Saturday,
February
15,
2003, at
the
Mercy
Medical
Center-North
Iowa in
Mason
City.
Funeral
services
will be
held at
1:30
p.m., on
Friday,
February
21, at
the
First
Lutheran
Church
in
Northwood.
The Rev.
Paul
Holmer
officiated.
Burial
will be
in the
Sunset
Rest
Cemetery
in
Northwood.
Visitation
is from
5-7:00
p.m., on
Thursday,
at the
Conner
Colonial
Chapel
in
Northwood
and one
hour
prior to
the
service
time on
Friday
at the
church.
Survivors
include
a
sister,
Iola
Bakken
of
Northwood;
a
nephew,
Jan T.
Gerber
and
wife,
Candace
of
Omaha,
Nebraska;
and
several
cousins,
a
special
companion
dog,
Twinkles
and many
friends.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
19
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Norman
E.
Madson,
81
February
26, 2003
Former
Forest
City
architect,
Norman
E.
Madson,
81, of
Bloomington,
Minnesota,
died on
Tuesday,
February
18,
2003, in
Arizona.
A
memorial
service
will be
held at
11:00
a.m., on
Monday,
April
28, at
the
Christ
the King
Lutheran
Church
in
Bloomington.
Memorials
may be
made to
Waldorf
College,
St. Olaf
College,
Christ
the King
Lutheran
Church
or
Global
Health
Ministries.
Survivors
include
his wife
of 17
years,
Phyllis;
his
daughters
and
their
families,
Judy and
Mark
Becker,
Amy,
Katy and
Dan;
Doris
and Doug
Yock,
Lindsey
and
Adam;
Camilla
Madson
and
Steve
Obaid,
Nathan
and
Karin;
his sons
and
their
children,
Eric and
Meg
Madson,
Emily
and
John;
Stephen
Madson
and
Debra
Yahle,
Seth and
an
expected
daughter.
Also
surviving
are
Phyllis's
daughters
and
their
families,
Beth
Molberg
and Tom
Brothen
and Per;
Andrea
Molberg,
Lexa and
Tessa
Basford.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
26
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Gordon
Wilhelm
Aasgaard,
96
February
26, 2003
 Gordon
Wilhelm
Aasgaard,
96, of
Lake
Mills,
died on
Friday,
February
21,
2003, at
the
Albert
Lea
Medical
Center
in
Albert
Lea,
Minnesota.
Funeral
service
will be
held at
1:30
p.m., on
Friday,
February
28, at
the
Salem
Lutheran
Church
in Lake
Mills.
The Rev.
Roger
Dykstra
will
officiate.
Burial
will be
in the
Salem
Lutheran
Cemetery
in Lake
Mills.
Visitation
is from
5-7:00
p.m., on
Thursday,
at the
Mittelstadt
Funeral
Home in
Lake
Mills
and
again
one hour
prior to
the
services
on
Friday
at the
church.
Survivors
include
one
daughter,
Betty
Aasgaard
of
Burnsville,
Minnesota;
two
granddaughters,
Carolyn
Ladd and
her
husband,
Jonathan
Weber of
Hamden,
Connecticut
and
Roselyn
Weber
and her
husband,
Philip
Weber
and two
great-grandchildren,
Britta
and Noah
Weber,
all of
Austin,
Texas;
his
sister-in-law,
Helen
Aasgaard
and his
nephew,
Rick
Aasgaard
and his
wife,
Karen of
Lake
Mills;
niece,
Wendy
Aasgaard
Johnson
of Apple
Valley,
Minnesota;
and
another
nephew,
Mike
Jensen
and his
wife,
Gloria
of
Osseo,
Wisconsin.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
February
26
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Summit
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Mildred
E.
Burgess,
92
March 5,
2003
Mildred
E.
Burgess,
92, of
Bloomer,
Wisconsin,
died on
Friday,
February
21,
2003, at
the
Hetzel
Care
Center
in
Bloomer.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Sunday,
February
23, at
the
Bloomer
Baptist
Church.
The Rev.
Eldon
Carlson
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Forest
Hill
Cemetery
in
Chippewa
Falls,
Wisconsin.
Survivors
include
one son,
Raymond
(Patti)
Burgess
of
Bloomer;
four
daughters,
Jane
(David)
Woodruff
of Sand
Creek,
Wisconsin,
Phyllis
(Neil)
Schlough
of
Colfax,
Wisconsin,
Juanita
(Thomas
Maynard)
Thompson
of
Franklin,
Wisconsin
and
Susan
(James)
Eder of
Bloomer;
two
daughters-in-law,
Jane
Burgess
of
Bloomer
and
Carolyn
Burgess
of
Chippewa
Falls;
one
son-in-law,
Norman
Rufledt
of
Bloomer;
46
grandchildren;
75
great-grandchildren;
three
great-great-grandchildren;
and one
nephew,
Gerald
Lewis of
Minneapolis.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
March 5
edition
of the
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City
Summit.
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Charles
"Norman"
Nye, 85
March 5,
2003
Charles
"Norman"
Nye, 85,
of
Fertile,
died on
Monday,
February
24,
2003, at
the Muse
Norris
Hospice
in Mason
City.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Friday,
February
28, at
the
Pilot
Knob
Lutheran
Church
in rural
Forest
City.
The Rev.
Bob
Snitzer
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Brush
Point
Cemetery
in rural
Fertile,
with the
Petersen
Lund
Funeral
Home in
Forest
City in
charge
of the
arrangements.
Norman
is
survived
by his
daughter,
Mary Ann
Stram
and her
husband,
Sheldon
Kingley
of
Burnsville,
Minnesota;
a
granddaughter
and her
husband,
Molly
and
Michael
Boylan
of
Chanhassen,
Minnesota;
two
great-grandchildren,
Courtney
and
Connor;
a
brother,
Max Nye
and his
wife,
Florence
of
Fertile;
three
nephews,
Roger
Nye and
wife,
Johanna,
Jerry
Nye and
Brian
Nye and
wife,
Cynthia;
four
step-grandchildren
and
their
spouses,
Lenny
and
Diane,
David
and
Becky,
Brian
and Lori
and
Shelly
and Ben;
a
sister-in-law,
Mrs.
Ardis
Anderson
of
Forest
City and
her
children
and
families.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
March 5
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Nancy L.
Rassman,
44
March 5,
2003
 Nancy
L.
Rassman,
44, of
Forest
City,
died on
Tuesday,
February
25,
2003, at
the Muse
Norris
Hospice
in Mason
City.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Saturday,
March 1,
at the
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
in
Forest
City.
The Rev.
Lee
Laaveg
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Oakland
Cemetery
in
Forest
City,
with the
Petersen
Lund
Funeral
Home in
Forest
City in
charge
of the
arrangements.
She is
survived
by her
husband,
Dennis
of
Forest
City;
son,
Shane of
Cedar
Falls;
daughter,
Sheena
of
Forest
City;
her
mother,
Kathleen
Goodbrand
of
Riceville;
two
brothers,
James
Bohneman
and
wife,
Dorothy
of
Rockford,
Minnesota
and
Larry
Goodbrand
and
wife,
Vivian
of
Riceville;
four
sisters,
Janice
Floyd
and
husband,
John of
St.
George,
Utah,
Mary Kay
Clausen
of Elk
River,
Minnesota,
Connie
Goodbrand
of
Riceville
and
Linda
Haugland
and
husband,
Frank of
Clear
Lake;
parents-in-law,
Marvin
and
Esther
Shoger
of
Riceville;
two
brothers-in-law,
James
Rassman
of North
Mankato,
Minnesota
and
Larry
Shoger
of Las
Vegas,
Nevada;
two
sisters-in-law,
Betty
Bruesewitz
of
Rosemount,
Minnesota
and
Dorothy
Parson
and
husband,
Lee of
Charles
City; 13
nieces
and
nephews;
and 13
great-nieces
and
great-nephews.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
March 5
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Ollie
Graber,
88
March 5,
2003
 Ollie
Graber,
88, of
Woden,
died on
Wednesday,
February
26,
2003, at
the
Hancock
County
Memorial
Hospital
in
Britt.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Monday,
March 3,
at the
Cataldo
Funeral
Home in
Woden.
The Rev.
Arlen
Lloyd
officiated.
Music
was
provided
by
organist,
Tammy
Johnson.
Casket
bearers
were
Roger
Graber,
Robert
Graber,
Dale
Helmers,
Robert
Freidhof,
Daniel
Benjegerdes
and
Michael
Graber.
Burial
was in
the
Bingham
Township
Cemetery
near
Woden.
She is
survived
by her
children,
Corrine
(Riggle)
Melton
of
Columbus,
Georgia,
Charles
Graber
of
Woden,
Candace
(Graber)
Benjegerdes
and
husband,
Denis of
Manly
and
DuWayne
Graber
and
wife,
Julie of
Albert
Lea,
Minnesota;
grandchildren,
Candice
(Melton)
Carlisle
and
husband,
Tim,
Elizabeth
(Melton)
Maunz
and
husband,
Mark,
Dr.
Cheri
(Benjegerdes)
Aldrich
and
husband,
Lance,
Daniel
Benjegerdes,
Michael
Graber
and
Laura
Graber;
four
great-grandchildren,
Heather,
Joey,
Zachary
and Max;
and two
great-great-grandchildren,
Brandi
and
Brenton.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
March 5
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Gladys
Hocum,
80
March
12, 2003
Gladys
Hocum,
80, died
on
Wednesday,
February
26,
2003, in
Hardy,
Arkansas,
following
a long
illness.
Her
husband,
Milford
Hocum,
was a
chiropractor
in
Forest
City for
many
years.
She was
laid to
rest
beside
her
husband
in
Arkansas.
Survivors
include
four
sons,
Douglas,
Keven
and
Roland
of
Colorado
and
Brian of
Arkansas;
a
brother,
LeRoy
Thompson
of
Forest
City; a
sister,
June
Tweed of
Forest
City;
and a
sister-in-law,
Nadene
Schlawin
of
Forest
City.
Besides
her
husband,
she was
preceded
in death
by two
brothers,
Lawrence
Thompson
of
Forest
City and
Arland
Thompson
of
Arkansas;
and a
sister,
May Dunn
of
Arkansas.
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Kevin
Scott
Whipple,
42
March 5,
2003
 Kevin
Scott
Whipple,
42, of
Clear
Lake,
died on
Thursday,
February
27,
2003, at
the
Mercy
Medical
Center-North
Iowa in
Mason
City.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Monday,
March 3,
at the
Ward-Van
Slyke
Colonial
Chapel.
The Rev.
Kermit
Roisen
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Olena
Mound
Cemetery
in
Buffalo
Center.
Survivors
include
his
mother,
Gladys
Sheldon
of Clear
Lake;
two
step-sisters,
Betty
Sheldon
of Clear
Lake and
LaBeth
Sasse
and her
husband,
Joel of
Thornton;
and a
very
special
nephew,
Devlynn
Sasse.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
March 5
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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Henry R.
Harringa,
77
March 5,
2003
Henry R.
Harringa,
77, of
Garner,
died on
Thursday,
February
27,
2003, at
the Good
Shepherd
Health
Center
in Mason
City.
Funeral
services
were
held on
Tuesday,
March 4,
at the
Cataldo
Funeral
Home in
Garner.
The Rev.
Robert
Bronson
officiated.
Burial
was in
the
Evergreen
Cemetery
in
Britt.
He is
survived
by two
sisters,
Myrtle
Oudekerk
of Clear
Lake and
Hazel
Scholl
of Mason
City; a
sister-in-law,
Anna
Harringa
of
Forest
City;
and many
nieces,
nephews
and
great-nieces
and
great-nephews.
A
complete
obituary
appears
in the
March 5
edition
of the
Forest
City
Summit.
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City
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