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Rose Speth
April 6, 2010
Rose M. Speth, 73, died on Sunday, April 4, 2010, at her
home in Belmond, following a battle with lung cancer..
A Mass of Christian Burial
will be held at 10:30 a.m., on Thursday, April 8, at the St.
Francis Xavier Catholic Church. Burial will be in the St.
Mary's Catholic Cemetery at Alma Center, Wisconsin.
Visitation will be on Wednesday, April 7, from 4-7:00 p.m.,
at the Andrews Funeral Home in Belmond. There will be a
Parish Rosary at 6:45 p.m. and Christian Wake at 7:00 p.m.
at the funeral home on Wednesday. There will be no viewing
at the church on Thursday as the family will be gathering at
the funeral home to process to the church preceding mass.
Rose Marie, the third of
six children of George and Lenore (Gratz) Resch, was born in
Ontario, Wisconsin on August 25, 1936. The family loved
singing harmony and it was a large part of their
daily lives. Rose attended Ontario Schools, graduating in
1954 and also attended the La Crosse State Teacher's College
for a year. She enjoyed working with children and babysat
for many, starting when she was nine. She worked in
Barrington, Illinois as a nanny for a time. In 1958, she and
daughter, Lisa moved to Sumner where she accepted a job
caring for the household and three children of Norbert Speth,
who had just been widowed. Rose also joined the local
Catholic Church and there began her love affair with
liturgical music.
On July 12, 1961, Rose and Norbert married. He adopted her
daughter and in 1964 they completed their blended family
when son, Steve was born. Steven died in 1992.
In 1972, Norbert's job took the family to Winona and Rose
joined the choir at St. Mary's. In September of 1979, the
older children being grown and gone from home, Norbert, Rose
and Steven, moved to Belmond due to another company
transfer. Norbert retired in 1984 and bought a chainsaw. He
and Rose spent many enjoyable hours out in the woods cutting
wood for their fireplace.
Rose joined the choir at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
and in 1996 began planning liturgical music for the parish.
The "volunteer" job expanded and for many years she did the
planning and coordinating of all aspects of the program
until illness made her give up the job in March 2007. Rose
was an active member of the Catholic Daughters of the
Americas and a volunteer at the Belmond Health Care Center.
In her spare time she liked doing any kind of puzzle,
playing bridge and just being with friends. She hosted
Easter and Thanksgiving for many family members and enjoyed
doing all the cooking. She will remembered for her strong
faith, straight forward beliefs and unselfish love for
others.
She was preceded in death by her parents; and son, Steven.
Survivors include her husband; son, Dan Speth of Tahlequah,
Oklahoma; daughters, Susan (Rick) Christy of Dysart, Linda
(David) Zahn of Pepin, Wisconsin and Lisa (Dan) Schultz of
Winona; sisters, Rita (Carl) Stoikes of Prairie du Sac,
Wisconsin, Mary Resch of Los Angelos, California and Georgia
(Andy) Blackwell of Sumerduck, Virginia; brothers, Joe (Sue)
Resch of Beloit, Wisconsin and John (Bernita) Resch of
Milton, Wisconsin; ten grandchildren; and ten
great-grandchildren.
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Minnie Johnson
April 6, 2010
Minnie H. Johnson, 94, a long-time Belmond resident, died on
Sunday, April 4, 2010, at the Madrid Nursing Home.
Funeral services will be
held at 2:00 p.m., on Thursday, April 8, at the Dugger
Funeral Home in Belmond. Burial will take place in the
Alexander Cemetery. Visitation will be on Thursday, from
10:00 a.m. until the time of the services.
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William Gifford
April 13, 2010
William Leon Gifford, 93, of Belmond, died on Wednesday,
April 7, 2010, at the Rehabilitation Center of Belmond.
A private memorial service
will be held at a later date.
William Leon, the son of Leon and Ruth Anderson Gifford, was
born on January 27, 1917. Bill was a longtime member of the
Belmond United Methodist Church. His kind and gentle spirit,
humor, wisdom and love of his family will be missed.
He was preceded in death by infant daughter, Judy; and
brother, Harold.
Bill is survived by his devoted wife of almost 74 years,
Marie VanDusseldorp; children, Wanda (Charles) Mikesh of
Belmond, Coleen (Herb) Greiman of Belmond, Vicki (Gary)
Claytor of Denton, Texas and Jon Gifford of Champlin,
Minnesota; grandchildren, Charles (Lori) Mikesh Jr., William
(Tracey) Mikesh, Debra (Tom) Rouchka, Sherrie (Brad) Revland,
Wade (Debbie) Greiman, Bob Greiman, Field (Rita) Claytor,
Hamilton Claytor, Katie Gifford and Alex Gifford;
great-grandchildren; six great-great-grandchildren; and
brother, Don (Lois) Gifford.
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Esther Tulp
April 20, 2010
Esther L. Tulp, 82, died on Wednesday, April 14, 2010, at
the Rehabilitation Center of Belmond, with her family at her
side.
Funeral services were held
on Saturday, April 17, at the Klemme United Methodist
Church. Burial was in the Graceland Cemetery near Rowan. The
Andrews Funeral Home handled the arrangements.
Esther Lucille, was born on June 7, 1927 at St. Louis,
Missouri, the daughter of William and Martha (Heginger)
Tiggeman. As a child she moved with her family to Iowa
where she attended the Klemme schools. Esther was a life
long homemaker. She was also employed at Gerardi's
Restaurant in Klemme, at a restaurant in Forest City and
after moving to Belmond in 1963, at the Belmond Health Care
Center and the Belmond Hospital.
Esther enjoyed luncheon
outings with friends and was a member of the Belmond
Hospital Ladies Auxiliary. She loved to work puzzle books of
any kind.
Esther married Howard R. Tulp on June 22, 1994, at the
Little Brown Church in Nashua. They enjoyed a great deal of
traveling and spent many good years together before Esther's
health required her to become a resident of the
Rehabilitation Center of Belmond in September 2006. During
her time there she was blessed by visits nearly everyday
from Howard.
She was preceded in death by her parents; and brothers,
Eddie, Robert and Richard Tiggeman.
Esther is survived by her husband of Goodell; four
step-children and their spouses; 13 step-grandchildren and
their spouses; five step-great-grandchildren; son, Melford
Velau and companion, Melissa; and sister, Velma (Lloyd)
Serba of Mission, Texas.
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Robert Johnson
April 20, 2010
Robert "Bob" Johnson, 86, died on Thursday, April 15, 2010,
at the Hancock County Memorial Hospital in Britt.
A memorial service was
held on Monday, April 19, at the Klemme United Methodist
Church. Interment, with military rites, was in the Ell
Township Cemetery.
Robert Clarence, was born on August 14, 1923 in Klemme, to
Clarence and Bernice (Gimer) Johnson. He graduated from the
Renwick High School and then worked for the family creamery
as a butter maker and cream route driver. He entered the
armed services in April 1943 and married Judith Ruth Ceder
on December 18, 1944. He attended Army Air Force Technical
School at Dahlhart Field, Texas. He was a Quartermaster
Supply Technician. He earned a WW II Victory Medal, American
Theatre Ribbon, Asiatic Pacific Theatre Ribbon with Two
Bronze Stars, Good Conduct Medal, Distinguished Unit Badge
and one Overseas Bar. He left the service in April 1946 with
the rank of sergeant.
Bob and Judy began farming
near Klemme in 1952. Having grown up a "town kid", farming
was new to him. He joked that he learned to farm by watching
what his neighbors were doing. Bob was a hard worker and
enjoyed his dairy herd of Holsteins. He always seemed to
have an old car or truck around to tinker with. He could be
seen driving one of his cars in area parades. His love of
wheels and engines led him later to managing the Klemme "66"
gas station. He could be seen sitting in front of the
station, waving at the cars as they drove by.
He enjoyed woodworking,
and helped his children and grandchildren with 4-H projects.
He was an Asgrow seed dealer and helped at the elevator. Bob
and Judy celebrated 50 years of marriage. She died on
September 3, 1995. Bob married Lyola Tulp on June 26, 1998.
While living in Belmond, Bob looked forward to coffee
gatherings and traveling out of state to visit relatives.
Bob later lived with his son, Marlin on his acreage west of
Klemme. Bob could be found sitting on the bench with his
dog, Bones, watching the cars go by. He always had a smile
and a wave for everyone. In 2008, he moved to Concord Care
Center in Garner.
Bob was a member of the Klemme American Legion and served as
a flag bearer in the color guard for many years. He also
helped put up flags and crosses at the cemetery for Memorial
Day. He enjoyed volunteering to deliver clothes to the
County Cousins project in the southern U.S. He sang in the
Klemme United Methodist Church Choir for many years and was
an original member of the handbell choir.
Bob was also preceded in death by his parents; step-father,
George Bell; sister, Barbara Pergande; grandson, Marlin
Johnson, Jr.; and niece, Vivian Pergande Kitley.
Survivors include his daughter, Margaret Ann (Mark) Tue of
Garner; son, Marlin Alan Johnson of Klemme and Coral
Springs, Florida; grandchildren, Miekka (Randy) Milhan of
Clear Lake, John (Gina) Katter of Klemme, Margan Tue of Ames
(ISU); step-grandson, Drew Nelson of Des Moines, Eric
Johnson of Des Moines, Mike Johnson of Klemme and Tina
Summers of Forest City; great-grandchildren, Mia Katter,
Jackson Milhan, Kana Katter, Kayla, Hannah and Nick Johnson,
Blake and Zach Johnson, Kirstin, Zach and Dakota Schuver.
Lyola Johnson and her children also survive.
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Irene Koenen
April 20, 2010
Irene Koenen, 89, of Meservey, died on Friday, April 16,
2010, at the Rehabilitation Center of Belmond.
Funeral services were held
at the First Reformed Church in Meservey, with interment in
the Meservey Cemetery.
Irene Koenen, was born on January 23, 1921 at Alexander, a
daughter of Herman and Dena (Peil) Pals. She attended school
in Alexander and Thornton, graduating with the Thornton
Class of 1938. Irene worked as a hired girl doing childcare
and housework for family members. She married Virgil Wayne
Koenen after he returned from war on January 10, 1946. They
farmed southwest of Meservey. Irene and Virgil retired from
farming in the late 1970's and moved into Meservey.
Irene was active with the Reformed Church Women's Ministry,
the American Legion Auxiliary and the Golden Years club.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband in 1995;
and brother, Glen.
Survivors include her daughters, Patricia (Roy) Markwardt of
Swaledale and Pamela (Mark) Thompson of Clear Lake; son,
Darwin (Genelle) Koenen of Boone; grandchildren, Chad
Markwardt, Justin (Wendy) Markwardt, Leslie Koenen, Monica
Koenen, Natalie Koenen, Sara Thompson and Andy Thompson;
five great-grandchildren; sister, Berniece (Herman) Suntken;
brother, Robert Pals; special sister-in-law, Phyllis
Steenhard; and sister-in-law, Lois Schlichting.
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Doris Greimann
April 20, 2010
Doris I. Greimann, 88, died on Sunday, April 18, 2010, at
the Concord Care Center in Garner.
Funeral services were held
on Wednesday morning, April 21, at the Peace Reformed Church
south of Garner. Burial was in the church cemetery.
Doris Irene, the daughter of Frederick and Martha (Hartbeck)
Barz, was born on January 28, 1922, on a farm northeast of
Klemme. She was baptized and confirmed at the Klemme
Immanuel Reformed Church. Doris graduated from the Klemme
High School in 1938 and continued her education at Iowa
State Teacher's College in Cedar Falls. Then she taught in
the rural schools of Hancock County. On November 9, 1941,
she married Eugene Greimann at the Immanuel Reformed Church.
They began farming on her parents' farm near Klemme and
continued to live there until 1997 when they moved to
Garner.
She was a member of Peace Reformed where she was an officer
of Women's Missionary Society, chairman of the church
dedication, chairman of the church's centennial celebration,
taught Sunday School and was a member and officer of O.D.O.
Homemaker's Club.
She was preceded in death by her parents; daughter, Kathleen
Ann Greimann (2008); daughter-in-law, Jane Renner Greimann
(2006); brothers, Harvey, Marvin and Ronald Barz; sister,
Ella Rosendahl; sister-in-law, Mabel Barz; and
brother-in-law, Walter Rosendahl.
Doris is survived by her husband of Garner; children, Lowell
(Jennie) Greimann of Ames, Janette (Arthur) Hoffman of
Owatonna, Minnesota and Janelle Bremer of Dyer, Indiana;
grandchildren, Chad (Chris) Greimann, Amy (Winston) Trotter,
Blair (Angie) Greimann, Michelle (Dale) Simon, Kelly (Brian)
Schultz, Trent (Paula) Bremer and Janna (Darren) Van Essen;
nineteen great-grandchildren; and sisters-in-law, Gladys
Barz of Garner and Emma Palmby of Garner.
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Marcelene Hitt
April 27, 2010
Marcelene J. Hitt, 79, of Dows, died on Monday, April 19,
2010, at the Wright Medical Center in Clarion.
Funeral services were held
on Friday, April 23, at the Presbyterian Church in Dows.
Marcelene Jean, daughter of John R. and Caroline (Horstman)
Jacobsen, was born on January 27, 1931, on the family farm
north of Dows. Marcie graduated from the Dows High School.
She married Russ Braun on January 27, 1950. She moved to
Clarion and later returned to Dows to raise her family.
After separating from Russ, she moved to Texas where she met
Kent Hitt. Eventually she returned to Dows to help care for
her mother. She married Kent in November 1984. Marcy was a
lifelong homemaker and loving mother who focused much of her
energies on providing for her family. Most of her life
revolved around supporting her children and grandchildren.
She was a Boy Scout Leader for a time.
In earlier life she enjoyed tap dancing and later she looked
forward to any opportunity to go dancing. She was a social
and outgoing person who relished each opportunity to be with
family and friends. She had been active in the Pony Express,
the Legion Auxiliary and the Presbyterian Church in Dows.
Marcy was truly a kid at heart who looked forward to her
favorite holiday -- Halloween -- and the fun it brought to
her and the kids in town. She would go all out with
decorations at her home and dress up in costumes. Marcy
enjoyed the simple things in life, whether it was a day in
the field walking beans, relaxing on the porch, watching and
feeding the birds and squirrels, or a wild asparagus hunt.
Marcy had a fondness for all animals and cherished her pet
dogs, cats and parrots.
This past January she became a resident of the care center
in Clarion.
She was preceded in death by her parents; brother, Daryne
Jacobsen; infant son, Vint Allen Braun; and her second
husband, Kent Hitt.
Survivors include son, Lynn and Cathy Braun and sons, Shane
and Leann Braun, sons, Cade and Toby; Clint Braun; Kyle and
Jodi Braun and daughter, Josie; daughter, Jodi Tripp and
life partner, Wayne Schlagel and Edde and America Tripp and
son, Jacobe, Zach and Kelly Tripp and daughter, Katlyn;
daughter, Dawn Isaacson and Steve, children, Brandon Braun
and Whitney; Tara Johnson and children, Kainan, Keve, and
Keely; and Nicole Isaacson and daughter, Ezra; son, Chad
Braun and Jodi and daughter, Shelbi; nephews, Jim and John
Jacobsen; and first husband, Russ Braun.
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Uralee Dorman
April 27, 2010
Uralee "Lee" M. Dorman, 76, of Belmond, died unexpectedly on
Thursday, April 22, 2010, at the Mercy Medical Center in
Mason City.
Funeral services were held
on Tuesday, April 27, at the Trinity Lutheran Church in
Belmond. Burial was in the Belmond Cemetery.
Uralee Mae, the daughter of Vernon and Pearl (Koehler) Walk,
was born on May 17, 1933 in Grafton. She graduated from the
Manly High School and continued her education for two years
at Iowa State Teacher's College (UNI) in Cedar Falls. While
there she met her future husband and best friend, Howard G.
Dorman. The two married on June 16, 1957 at Mason City. The
union was blessed with two sons. Lee was a preschool and
kindergarten teacher for many years, including tenures in
Waterloo, Spirit Lake, Woden, Crystal Lake and Nora Springs.
She chose this profession not only due to her belief in a
good education, but also for her lifelong passion for
children and young people.
Lee's family was always foremost in her life and her
children and grandchildren were the apple of her eye. She
was proud of all they accomplished. She never found any
fault in her grandchildren. Lee's love for Howard, her
children and their families was boundless and she always
went the extra mile for each one of them.
Lee loved the holidays and working with Howard as they
decorated their home for the various seasons. Her home was
always decorated with many special touches. She looked
forward to any opportunity to spend time with her family,
whether it was cooking a holiday feast or going to one of
their many extra-curricular activities. Lee was a spectator
at her children and grandchildren's ball games and had
been the number one cheerleader for hundreds and hundreds of
games coached by her husband.
Lee enjoyed the outdoors and her beautiful yard filled with
wild violets, lilacs, rose bushes and wildflowers. She loved
animals and the visitors from the woods in their back yard.
Lee loved caring for her many pets, and was especially fond
of her cats. She loved to relax with Howard and her family
around her favorite fireplace. She would also look forward
to shopping. Though she was never one for the spotlight or
being in the forefront, in earlier years one might find
her enjoying tap dancing and singing. Lee was a long-time
member of the Trinity Lutheran Church and a past member of
the Belmond Hospital Auxiliary.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
Survivors include her husband, Howard of Belmond; sons, Todd
(Catherine) Dorman of Cedar Rapids and Joel (Lori) Dorman of
Pella; grandchildren, Ashley, Jennifer, Nicholas, Jake, Tess
and Ella; brother, Tom (Violet) Walk of Grafton; and
nephews, Mike Walk and Scott (Mindy) Walk.
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Beverly Prescott
April 27, 2010
Beverly A. Prescott, 76, of Garner, formerly of Klemme, died
on Friday, April 23, 2010, at the Muse-Norris Hospice in
Mason City.
Funeral services were held
on Monday, April 26, at the Klemme United Methodist Church.
Burial was in the Ell Township Cemetery, Klemme.
Beverly Anna, was born on January 6, 1937 in Garner, the
daughter of Albert and Rosetta (Schwichtenberg) Tanner. She
attended the Garner Schools. As a young person she took on
the responsibilities of caring for her grandmother. Beverly
had been employed at the milk plant in Britt for a short
time before committing her energies, love and devotion to
providing for her husband and family as a full time
homemaker. On July 26, 1950, Beverly married Clayton
Prescott, Sr. at Albert Lea. They lived in Illinois before
returning to Klemme where they raised their children.
One of the main values Beverly tried to instill in her
children and grandchildren was the importance of an
education. She frequently reminded them of this. The number
one focus in her life was her family. She relished her role
of wife to Clayton, mother to her children and loving
grandma to her grand and great-grandchildren. She
appreciated any occasion that meant spending time with them.
For many years Beverly enjoyed the freedoms of the open road
and time spent on Harley motorcycle excursions with her
husband. The family had an occasional camping outing, and
Bev and Clayton spent countless hours at auctions.
Beverly loved to cook for her family, and one of her
specialties was rum balls. No matter how well she hid them,
they would vanish in a hurry. She always made sure there
were homemade cookies, chocolate covered cherries and pecan
logs around. She was fond of her pets and she always made
sure there was plenty of food for the wild birds and
squirrels. Her other interests included gardening,
embroidery and sewing. A favorite past time was spending
time in the backyard relaxing near the fire.
She was a long time member of the Klemme United Methodist
Church. Beverly had been a resident of the Concord Care
Center in Garner for the past 8 1/2 years.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband in May
1984; son, Dean Prescott; grandson, Cody Prescott; a
great-grandson; sisters, Claire, Lorraine, Delores, Anna and
Ione; brother, Ervin; niece, Grace Monson; and nephews,
Duane and August Harms.
Survivors include sons, Sid Cuellar and companion, Julie
Haugen of Klemme, Clayton (Roberta) Prescott, Jr. of Garner
and Ronald (Jolene) Prescott of Des Moines; step-sons, Jim
(Rosalie) Prescott of Klemme and Bill (Peggy) Prescott of
Afton; 13 grandchildren; numerous great-grandchildren; and
brothers, George Tanner of Garner and Walter (Lois) Tanner
of Mason City.
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Paula Johnson
April 27, 2010
Memorial services for Paula Ann (Binnebose) Johnson of
Belmond, will be held on Saturday, May 1, 2010, at 10:30
a.m., at the St. Olaf Lutheran Church, rural Belmond.
Inurnment will take place in the church cemetery at a later
date. Visitation will be held on Friday, April 30, from
5-7:00 p.m., at the church and one hour prior to the
services at the church on Saturday.
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Lulu Selby
May 4, 2010
Lulu "Lu" Mae Selby, 87, most recently of Belmond and
formerly of Minnesota, died on Monday, April 26, 2010, at
the Belmond Medical Center.
Funeral services were held
on Thursday, April 29, at the Andrews Funeral Home. A
service was also held on Friday, April 30, at the Central
Presbyterian Church in St. Paul. Burial was in the Fort
Snelling National Cemetery in Minneapolis.
Lulu, the daughter of Albert E. and Irma (Savoy) Berndt
Evans, was born on November 30, 1922 in Kansas City. She
graduated from the Wilson High School and continued her
education at Cables Secreterial College in St. Paul. Lu
married Harold E. Selby, Sr. and they were blessed with four
children, Harold, Jr., Donald and Nancy and "chosen"
daughter, Rishele. Lu worked outside the home in addition to
being a wife and mother. Lulu's focus throughout her life
was to provide for the needs of her family. Her nurturing
and motherly ways were perfect for the role she truly
relished. She received great personal satisfaction in caring
and serving others.
In earlier years Lu had been a Cub Scout den mother and a
Blue Bird leader. She was involved in the PTA, Order of the
Eastern Star and had been a member of Central Presbyterian,
where she had been a youth leader.
Lulu had numerous hobbies and pastimes including sewing,
making Barbie doll clothes, reading, listening to music,
working on craft projects, Bible studies and excursions to
Como Park and Zoo. Her favorite event at the zoo was a ride
on the carousel, something she included on her 75th
birthday. Lu and family also enjoyed outings to the family
cabin at Coon Lake while her first husband was alive. Harold
preceded her in death.
In 1996, Lu moved to Belmond where she enjoyed the community
and her membership at Trinity Lutheran Church. Later she
returned to Minnesota before she would eventually return to
Belmond as she wanted to live in the surroundings of the
Belmond senior community and enjoyed her time at Belle Haven
Assisted Living. Her family and all who knew here will
remember Lu as a determined, efficiency-minded lady who
loved others and was a caring wife, mother and adoring
grandma.
Survivors include sons, Harold E. "Bud" Selby, Jr. and wife,
Shawn Goodwin of Silver Spring, Maryland and Donald (Daree)
Selby of Wyoming, Minnesota; daughters, Nancy (Larry)
Turner of Belmond and Rishelle (Greg) Teigen of Andover,
Minnesota; grandchildren, Chris (Dean) Higgins of Belmond
and their family, Jayden, Katelyn, Tony, Zach and Keaton;
Robyn and Logan Selby of Wyoming; and Callie, Tommy and
Esteban Teigen of Andover.
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Darla K. Boyken
June 29, 2010
Darla Kay Boyken, 47, of the Woden/Britt area, died on
Tuesday, April 27, 2010, in Forest City.
Funeral services were held
on Friday, April 30, at the Immanuel Lutheran Church rural
Titonka, with Pastor Jackie Ziemer officiating. Burial was
in the Immanuel Church Cemetery.
Darla Kay was born in Britt on December 18, 1962, the
daughter of Roger and Neoma (Johnson) Boyken.
She loved Elmo, western shows and movies. She never went
anywhere without her "Ray" bear, Elmo, "Jesus" bear and Elmo
blanket. She loved it when Pastor Jackie (whom she called
"Jesus Jackie") would come to play the guitar and sing to
her.
Darla was preceded in death by her paternal grandparents,
Henry and Schwanye (Loeschen) Boyken; maternal grandparents,
Harold and Gladys (Ladd) Johnson; uncle, Dustin Johnson; and
godfather, Carl Mayland.
Darla is survived by her parents of Britt; brother, Steven
(Leann) Boyken; sister, Debra (Bruce) Boyken Kamp; aunts and
uncles, Duane and Effie Lea Johnson, Susan Johnson, Duane
and Shirley Boyken, Dean Boyken and Louise and Virgil
Heifner; godmother, Irene Mayland; and several cousins.
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