Dennis Merlin Seigfried, 79, of Niota, Ill., died Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023, at the Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center in Ft. Madison. Dennis was born July 17, 1944, at home, near Niota, the son of Johnnie Merlin and Zeta Hamm Seigfried. In 1966, he married LaVerna Jones. They later divorced. In 1976, he married Therese Granneman in Canton, Mo. She survives. Dennis was raised, educated and lived all of his life in the Niota area. He worked for a short time at Anchor Metals Inc. in Ft. Madison. He spent most of his life working for JI Case in Burlington, where he retired after 35 years of employment. He was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed trapping, hunting, gardening, mushrooming and fishing. His fishing hobby led him to become a commercial fisherman all of his life.&nbsp;

He is survived by his wife; three sons, Alan (Patty) Seigfried of Niota, Mark (Kerry) Seigfried of Nauvoo and Trent (Sarah) Seigfried of Huxley; eight grandchildren: Brittany (Chris) Pierce, Brenden and Brody Seigfried, Hailey and Hannah Seigfried and Joe, Katie and Matthew Seigfried; seven great-grandchildren and one brother, Cleve (Marcia) Seigfried of Ft. Madison.&nbsp; He was preceded in death by his parents and two sisters: Alice Knisley and Jeannie Allen. Friends may callafter 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2023 at Banks &amp; Beals Funeral Home in Dallas City, where the family will receive friends from 5 to 7 p.m. The funeral service for Dennis will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023 at Banks &amp; Beals Funeral Home in Dallas City, with Pastor David Poland officiating.&nbsp; Cremation will be accorded following the service.&nbsp; A memorial fund has been established for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.&nbsp;

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 </figure>Dennis Merlin Seigfried, 79, of Niota, Ill., died Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023, at the Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center in Ft. Madison. Dennis was born July 17, 1944, at home, near Niota, the son of Johnnie Merlin and Zeta Hamm Seigfried. In 1966, he married LaVerna Jones. They later divorced. In 1976, he married Therese Granneman in Canton, Mo. She survives. Dennis was raised, educated and lived all of his life in the Niota area. He worked for a short time at Anchor Metals Inc. in Ft. Madison. He spent most of his life working for JI Case in Burlington, where he retired after 35 years of employment. He was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed trapping, hunting, gardening, mushrooming and fishing. His fishing hobby led him to become a commercial fisherman all of his life.&nbsp; He is survived by his wife; three sons, Alan (Patty) Seigfried of Niota, Mark (Kerry) Seigfried of Nauvoo and Trent (Sarah) Seigfried of Huxley; eight grandchildren: Brittany (Chris) Pierce, Brenden and Brody Seigfried, Hailey and Hannah Seigfried and Joe, Katie and Matthew Seigfried; seven great-grandchildren and one brother, Cleve (Marcia) Seigfried of Ft. Madison.&nbsp; He was preceded in death by his parents and two sisters: Alice Knisley and Jeannie Allen. Friends may callafter 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2023 at Banks &amp; Beals Funeral Home in Dallas City, where the family will receive friends from 5 to 7 p.m. The funeral service for Dennis will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023 at Banks &amp; Beals Funeral Home in Dallas City, with Pastor David Poland officiating.&nbsp; Cremation will be accorded following the service.&nbsp; A memorial fund has been established for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.&nbsp;

Dennis Seigfried

Sharon M. Taeger, 82, of rural Burlington died Sunday, Nov. 12, 2023.

Sharon was born at home in rural Media, Ill. on Aug. 11, 1941, to Kenneth Zang and Lillian Brown Zang.

Sharon graduated in 1959 from Kirkwood Illinois High School. She married Robert “Bud” Taeger on July 24, 1960. They had one son, Todd.

She worked in the office of the Winegard Co. as a bookkeeper for six years and from 1968-2004 she worked at all phases of the Pzazz complex-the last one being Barracudas. She also worked as a bookkeeper for Big Muddy’s for ten years and for Zaiser Fab for about six years.

She loved motocross racing, as her son raced, and she was a sprint care fan. Her son raced a car they owned. She was a NASCAR fan. Kyle Busch was her favorite driver and NHRA Drags-Jake Force. She was a big sports fan and she had SCC Blackhawk Basketball season tickets for 52 years. She loved college football and basketball.

Sharon loved all her animals, which all preceded her in death, including horses and dogs.

Sharon was preceded in death by her grandparents, parents, brother, husband of 49 years “Bud” in 2009, and son Todd in 2012.

She is survived by grandson Alec; great-granddaughter Laila; and special niece Deb Winters and other nieces and nephews.

Cremation has been accorded and entrusted to the care of Lunning Chapel.

The celebration of life service will be 1-4 p.m. at the Moose Lodge on Dec. 17, 2023.

A memorial has been established for Laila’s education.

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 <img src="https://d2eftiauov6o73.cloudfront.net/public/2023/11/1699926616430.jpeg" alt="Sharon M. Taeger" />
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 </figure>Sharon M. Taeger, 82, of rural Burlington died Sunday, Nov. 12, 2023.Sharon was born at home in rural Media, Ill. on Aug. 11, 1941, to Kenneth Zang and Lillian Brown Zang.Sharon graduated in 1959 from Kirkwood Illinois High School. She married Robert “Bud” Taeger on July 24, 1960. They had one son, Todd.She worked in the office of the Winegard Co. as a bookkeeper for six years and from 1968-2004 she worked at all phases of the Pzazz complex-the last one being Barracudas. She also worked as a bookkeeper for Big Muddy’s for ten years and for Zaiser Fab for about six years.She loved motocross racing, as her son raced, and she was a sprint care fan. Her son raced a car they owned. She was a NASCAR fan. Kyle Busch was her favorite driver and NHRA Drags-Jake Force. She was a big sports fan and she had SCC Blackhawk Basketball season tickets for 52 years. She loved college football and basketball.Sharon loved all her animals, which all preceded her in death, including horses and dogs.Sharon was preceded in death by her grandparents, parents, brother, husband of 49 years “Bud” in 2009, and son Todd in 2012.She is survived by grandson Alec; great-granddaughter Laila; and special niece Deb Winters and other nieces and nephews.Cremation has been accorded and entrusted to the care of Lunning Chapel.The celebration of life service will be 1-4 p.m. at the Moose Lodge on Dec. 17, 2023.A memorial has been established for Laila’s education.

Sharon M. Taeger

Barbara Jean Boyd Taylor, 83, of Dallas City, Ill., died Friday, Nov. 10, 2023, at The Kensington in Fort Madison.

Born Dec. 23, 1939, in Anson, Mo., she was the daughter of Harl Wesley and Marvel Lenora Cole Boyd. She graduated high school from Sperry Union in 1958. Barbara married the love of her life, Richard “Dick” Taylor on Nov. 23, 1973. He passed died Dec. 15, 2011.

Barbara worked at IRC in Burlington until they closed. She then went to work at Winegard in Burlington and worked there many years until her retirement.

Barbara loved the Mississippi River and was a member of the Burlington Ski Kats for many years. She was awarded Queen of the Burlington Ski Kats Club at her summer show during Steamboat Days in 1970.&nbsp; She had a huge heart and had a great love of animals and nature. Yard work was an everyday event with Barbara. Her yard was always perfectly manicured and flowers were delicately placed. Barbara also really loved to go shopping.

Survivors include her stepdaughters, Cindy (Dennis) Smith of Burlington, Amy (Dale) Meth of Stronghurst, Ill.; grandchildren, Cody (Megan) Haigh of Rock Island, Ill., Taylor (Alisa) Smith of Burlington; great-grandchildren, Avery Smith, Ashton Smith and baby boy Haigh due in March 2024; sisters, Donna (Larry) McCarty of Fort Madison, Karen (Ray) Schnedler of Keosauqua; two sister-in-laws, Peggy Boyd of Vero Beach, Fla., Dolly Boyd of Colorado; and several nieces and nephews.

Besides her husband, Barbara was preceded in death by her parents, siblings, Merlin Boyd of Loveland, Co., Annabell Benefield of Birmingham, Ala., Ronald Boyd of Vero Beach, Fla. and grandson, Dalton Meth.

Family will receive friends from 10 to 11 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2023, at Prugh Funeral Service, 3940 Division Street.

The funeral service for Mrs. Taylor will be 11 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2023, at Prugh Funeral Service, with Pastor Dean Graber officiating.&nbsp; A time of food and fellowship will be held in the community room at Prugh Funeral Service immediately following the service. Burial will be in Warren County Memorial Park.

A memorial has been established for Southeast Iowa Regional Hospice and the PAW Animal Shelter.

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 <img src="https://d2eftiauov6o73.cloudfront.net/public/2023/11/1699840398324.jpeg" alt="Barbara Jean Taylor" />
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 </figure>Barbara Jean Boyd Taylor, 83, of Dallas City, Ill., died Friday, Nov. 10, 2023, at The Kensington in Fort Madison.Born Dec. 23, 1939, in Anson, Mo., she was the daughter of Harl Wesley and Marvel Lenora Cole Boyd. She graduated high school from Sperry Union in 1958. Barbara married the love of her life, Richard “Dick” Taylor on Nov. 23, 1973. He passed died Dec. 15, 2011.Barbara worked at IRC in Burlington until they closed. She then went to work at Winegard in Burlington and worked there many years until her retirement.Barbara loved the Mississippi River and was a member of the Burlington Ski Kats for many years. She was awarded Queen of the Burlington Ski Kats Club at her summer show during Steamboat Days in 1970.&nbsp; She had a huge heart and had a great love of animals and nature. Yard work was an everyday event with Barbara. Her yard was always perfectly manicured and flowers were delicately placed. Barbara also really loved to go shopping.Survivors include her stepdaughters, Cindy (Dennis) Smith of Burlington, Amy (Dale) Meth of Stronghurst, Ill.; grandchildren, Cody (Megan) Haigh of Rock Island, Ill., Taylor (Alisa) Smith of Burlington; great-grandchildren, Avery Smith, Ashton Smith and baby boy Haigh due in March 2024; sisters, Donna (Larry) McCarty of Fort Madison, Karen (Ray) Schnedler of Keosauqua; two sister-in-laws, Peggy Boyd of Vero Beach, Fla., Dolly Boyd of Colorado; and several nieces and nephews.Besides her husband, Barbara was preceded in death by her parents, siblings, Merlin Boyd of Loveland, Co., Annabell Benefield of Birmingham, Ala., Ronald Boyd of Vero Beach, Fla. and grandson, Dalton Meth.Family will receive friends from 10 to 11 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2023, at Prugh Funeral Service, 3940 Division Street.The funeral service for Mrs. Taylor will be 11 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2023, at Prugh Funeral Service, with Pastor Dean Graber officiating.&nbsp; A time of food and fellowship will be held in the community room at Prugh Funeral Service immediately following the service. Burial will be in Warren County Memorial Park.A memorial has been established for Southeast Iowa Regional Hospice and the PAW Animal Shelter.

Barbara Jean Taylor

Nancy Ann Schulte, 81, of Burlington, Iowa died Friday, Nov. 10, 2023, at her home.

Born Aug. 28, 1942 in Burlington, she was the daughter of Eugene Hart Nugent and Mildred Bell Gerlach Nugent.

After attending grade school in Wapello, and Washington, Iowa, the family moved to San Diego, Calif., where Nancy attended high school. Upon returning to Iowa, she finished high school at Regina High School in Iowa City. After receiving her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Iowa, she taught Spanish at Regina High School.

In 1963, she married James Bryan Schulte in Iowa City. They later divorced but remained close friends (as they were parents and grandparents) to wonderful children and grandchildren.

After moving to Burlington, she taught briefly at James Madison Jr. High. Beginning in 1968 she was a Spanish instructor at Southeastern Community College for 32 years. In the early 80s, at the suggestion of her good friend, Nancy invited Jim "Coach" Wyatt to the Blinding Boogie Bash. This turned out to be one of her greatest decisions as it led to a life partnership that lasted over 30 years. In April of 2018 they decided to make it official with an intimate wedding ceremony, surrounded by friends and family.

She was a member of Zion United Church of Christ. Philanthropy was very important to Nancy. She was always helping people. She volunteered as a domestic abuse victims advocate and was active in the local chapter of Citizens for Peace. As a member of the Des Moines County Democrats, she was instrumental in getting Tom Harkin elected in addition to working on numerous losing presidential campaigns. Thankfully her losing streak was broken when she was the county chair for Barack Obama in 2008.

In addition to her husband, "Coach", her family includes sons, Michael (Rebecca), Christopher (Angela), Matthew (Stacy); daughter-in-law, Dawn Schulte, former husband, Bryan (Jane); sister, Mary (Kevin); brother, Tom; grandchildren, Chris and Elizabeth, Rachel (Jake) and Sam Schulte, Gracie Neal, Keegan Finch; stepdaughter, Linda (Steve) Wilson; and many wonderful nieces, nephews, and grandnieces and grandnephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents, grandparents, and brother, Mike.

Her body has been donated to the University of Iowa College of Medicine. Visitation with the family to receive friends will be 1 to 2 &nbsp;p.m.&nbsp;Thursday, Nov. &nbsp;16, 2023 at Prugh Funeral Service, 3940 Division Street. The Memorial Service for Nancy will be 2 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023, at Prugh Funeral Service, 3940 Division Street with Jerry Rigdon officiating. Following the service, a time of food and fellowship will be held in the community room at Prugh Funeral Service.

Memorials have been established for an SCC Scholarship and Zion UCC Social Justice.

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 <img src="https://d2eftiauov6o73.cloudfront.net/public/2023/11/1699822446138.jpeg" alt="Nancy Schulte" />
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 </figure>Nancy Ann Schulte, 81, of Burlington, Iowa died Friday, Nov. 10, 2023, at her home.Born Aug. 28, 1942 in Burlington, she was the daughter of Eugene Hart Nugent and Mildred Bell Gerlach Nugent.After attending grade school in Wapello, and Washington, Iowa, the family moved to San Diego, Calif., where Nancy attended high school. Upon returning to Iowa, she finished high school at Regina High School in Iowa City. After receiving her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Iowa, she taught Spanish at Regina High School.In 1963, she married James Bryan Schulte in Iowa City. They later divorced but remained close friends (as they were parents and grandparents) to wonderful children and grandchildren.After moving to Burlington, she taught briefly at James Madison Jr. High. Beginning in 1968 she was a Spanish instructor at Southeastern Community College for 32 years. In the early 80s, at the suggestion of her good friend, Nancy invited Jim "Coach" Wyatt to the Blinding Boogie Bash. This turned out to be one of her greatest decisions as it led to a life partnership that lasted over 30 years. In April of 2018 they decided to make it official with an intimate wedding ceremony, surrounded by friends and family.She was a member of Zion United Church of Christ. Philanthropy was very important to Nancy. She was always helping people. She volunteered as a domestic abuse victims advocate and was active in the local chapter of Citizens for Peace. As a member of the Des Moines County Democrats, she was instrumental in getting Tom Harkin elected in addition to working on numerous losing presidential campaigns. Thankfully her losing streak was broken when she was the county chair for Barack Obama in 2008.In addition to her husband, "Coach", her family includes sons, Michael (Rebecca), Christopher (Angela), Matthew (Stacy); daughter-in-law, Dawn Schulte, former husband, Bryan (Jane); sister, Mary (Kevin); brother, Tom; grandchildren, Chris and Elizabeth, Rachel (Jake) and Sam Schulte, Gracie Neal, Keegan Finch; stepdaughter, Linda (Steve) Wilson; and many wonderful nieces, nephews, and grandnieces and grandnephews.She was preceded in death by her parents, grandparents, and brother, Mike.Her body has been donated to the University of Iowa College of Medicine. Visitation with the family to receive friends will be 1 to 2 &nbsp;p.m.&nbsp;Thursday, Nov. &nbsp;16, 2023 at Prugh Funeral Service, 3940 Division Street. The Memorial Service for Nancy will be 2 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023, at Prugh Funeral Service, 3940 Division Street with Jerry Rigdon officiating. Following the service, a time of food and fellowship will be held in the community room at Prugh Funeral Service.Memorials have been established for an SCC Scholarship and Zion UCC Social Justice.

Nancy Ann Schulte

Richard E. “Rick” Parrott Jr., 74, of Burlington, died Thursday, Nov. 9, 2023, at the Southeast Iowa Regional Hospice House in West Burlington.

Born Nov. 2, 1949, in Burlington, he was the son of Richard and Mary Lou Ertz Parrott Sr. He graduated from Notre Dame High School in 1967. On July 12, 1969, he married Sharon Smelser in Burlington.

Rick was a truck driver for 50 years. He drove for Walmart for 35 of those years. Rick enjoyed fishing, trucking, and watching NASCAR (especially the Earnharts). He loved spending time with his grandchildren and spoiling them.

Survivors include his wife Sharon of Burlington; one daughter Kim Parrott of Washington; two sons William “Bill” Parrott and Richard E. (Wealthy Moser) Parrott III both of Burlington; six grandchildren Tyler Parrott, Haley (Austin) Latcham, Trace Parrott, Lexi (Brandon) Crawley, Blake Reusch and Savannah Parrott; two great-grandchildren Ellie Latcham and Kye William Richard Crawley.

Rick was preceded in death by his parents.

Per his wishes, cremation has been accorded and entrusted to the care of Lunning Chapel. There will be no services at this time.

A memorial has been established for great-grandson Kye William Richard Crawley who was born the same day his great-grandpa passed away.

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 <img src="https://d2eftiauov6o73.cloudfront.net/public/2023/11/1699590630985.jpeg" alt="Richard E. "Rick" Parrott Jr." />
 <figcaption>Richard E. "Rick" Parrott Jr.</figcaption>
 </figure>Richard E. “Rick” Parrott Jr., 74, of Burlington, died Thursday, Nov. 9, 2023, at the Southeast Iowa Regional Hospice House in West Burlington.Born Nov. 2, 1949, in Burlington, he was the son of Richard and Mary Lou Ertz Parrott Sr. He graduated from Notre Dame High School in 1967. On July 12, 1969, he married Sharon Smelser in Burlington.Rick was a truck driver for 50 years. He drove for Walmart for 35 of those years. Rick enjoyed fishing, trucking, and watching NASCAR (especially the Earnharts). He loved spending time with his grandchildren and spoiling them.Survivors include his wife Sharon of Burlington; one daughter Kim Parrott of Washington; two sons William “Bill” Parrott and Richard E. (Wealthy Moser) Parrott III both of Burlington; six grandchildren Tyler Parrott, Haley (Austin) Latcham, Trace Parrott, Lexi (Brandon) Crawley, Blake Reusch and Savannah Parrott; two great-grandchildren Ellie Latcham and Kye William Richard Crawley.Rick was preceded in death by his parents.Per his wishes, cremation has been accorded and entrusted to the care of Lunning Chapel. There will be no services at this time.A memorial has been established for great-grandson Kye William Richard Crawley who was born the same day his great-grandpa passed away.

Richard E. “Rick” Parrott Jr.

Candy Lynn Loyd, 42, of Burlington, died Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2023, at Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center in West Burlington.

Born May 31, 1981, in Burlington, she was the daughter of Louis and Cindy Marshall Loyd.

Candy graduated from Waco High School and earned her BS in Coding and Billing from Indian Hills Community College and earned her LPN from Southeastern Community College.

Candy was a nurse for 10 years. She most recently worked for Aveana Home Health Care.

She enjoyed refurbishing furniture and working in her flower beds, making crafts on her Cricket, and going to flea markets. She loved to go hiking with her son Jacob.

Survivors include her mother, Cindy Loyd; son Jacob Loyd; brother David Loyd and uncle John Marshall all of Burlington.

She was preceded in death by her father, grandparents one uncle, one aunt, and one brother.

The memorial service for Candy will be 4 p.m., Saturday November 11 at Lunning Chapel with Reverend Dean Graber officiating.

In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established to help with funeral expenses.

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 </figure>Candy Lynn Loyd, 42, of Burlington, died Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2023, at Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center in West Burlington.Born May 31, 1981, in Burlington, she was the daughter of Louis and Cindy Marshall Loyd.Candy graduated from Waco High School and earned her BS in Coding and Billing from Indian Hills Community College and earned her LPN from Southeastern Community College.Candy was a nurse for 10 years. She most recently worked for Aveana Home Health Care.She enjoyed refurbishing furniture and working in her flower beds, making crafts on her Cricket, and going to flea markets. She loved to go hiking with her son Jacob.Survivors include her mother, Cindy Loyd; son Jacob Loyd; brother David Loyd and uncle John Marshall all of Burlington.She was preceded in death by her father, grandparents one uncle, one aunt, and one brother.The memorial service for Candy will be 4 p.m., Saturday November 11 at Lunning Chapel with Reverend Dean Graber officiating.In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established to help with funeral expenses.

Candy Lynn Loyd

Donald A. Carpenter, 80, of Burlington, died Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023 at Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center in Fort Madison.

Born Feb. 9, 1943, in Ottumwa, he was the son of Donald and Irene Jones Carpenter Sr.

He graduated from Ottumwa High School and then served in the United States Navy for four years during the Vietnam War. On July 13, 1969, he married Connie L. Johnson in Monmouth, Ill..

Donald worked at I.A.A.P. for several years and then worked for the City of Burlington Streets Department, retiring in 2004.

He was a member of American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees trade union. He enjoyed gardening and yard work and riding his Harley. He liked to watch sports on T.V.

Survivors include his wife Connie of Burlington; sister Vickie Wilks of Ottumwa; two nieces and numerous in-laws.

He was preceded in death by his parents and grandparents.

A graveside service and inurnment will be at a later date.

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 </figure>Donald A. Carpenter, 80, of Burlington, died Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023 at Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center in Fort Madison.Born Feb. 9, 1943, in Ottumwa, he was the son of Donald and Irene Jones Carpenter Sr.He graduated from Ottumwa High School and then served in the United States Navy for four years during the Vietnam War. On July 13, 1969, he married Connie L. Johnson in Monmouth, Ill..Donald worked at I.A.A.P. for several years and then worked for the City of Burlington Streets Department, retiring in 2004.He was a member of American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees trade union. He enjoyed gardening and yard work and riding his Harley. He liked to watch sports on T.V.Survivors include his wife Connie of Burlington; sister Vickie Wilks of Ottumwa; two nieces and numerous in-laws.He was preceded in death by his parents and grandparents.A graveside service and inurnment will be at a later date.

Donald A. Carpenter

Mrs. Carol Jane Wheeler, 87, of Perry, died Thursday, Nov. 2, 2023, at the Dallas County Hospital Hospice Care in Perry.

Born Oct. 7, 1936, in Moulton, she was the daughter of Orley and Hazel Purdum. &nbsp;

Carol enjoyed spending time with family, playing cards, as well as a good shopping trip.

Survivors include daughter, Jackie McCord of Perry; son, Jeff (Carol) Wheeler of Altoona; &nbsp;four grandchildren; eight great grandchildren; &nbsp;three great great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents, two sons, Brent and Lonny, two brothers, and six sisters.

The funeral service for Mrs. Wheeler will be 11 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2023, at Prugh's Chapel, 317 North 4 St., with Pastor JudyAnn Morse officiating. &nbsp;Burial will be in Burlington Memorial Park Cemetery. &nbsp;

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 <img src="https://d2eftiauov6o73.cloudfront.net/public/2023/11/1699499364912.jpeg" alt="Carol Jane Wheeler" />
 <figcaption>Carol Jane Wheeler</figcaption>
 </figure>Mrs. Carol Jane Wheeler, 87, of Perry, died Thursday, Nov. 2, 2023, at the Dallas County Hospital Hospice Care in Perry.Born Oct. 7, 1936, in Moulton, she was the daughter of Orley and Hazel Purdum. &nbsp;She attended Moulton High School.Carol enjoyed spending time with family, playing cards, as well as a good shopping trip.Survivors include daughter, Jackie McCord of Perry; son, Jeff (Carol) Wheeler of Altoona; &nbsp;four grandchildren; eight great grandchildren; &nbsp;three great great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.She was preceded in death by her parents, two sons, Brent and Lonny, two brothers, and six sisters.The funeral service for Mrs. Wheeler will be 11 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2023, at Prugh's Chapel, 317 North 4 St., with Pastor JudyAnn Morse officiating. &nbsp;Burial will be in Burlington Memorial Park Cemetery. &nbsp;A memorial has been established.

Carol Jane Wheeler

Lois J. Osborne, 99, of West Burlington, died Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2023, at the Klein Center in West Burlington.

Born June 3, 1924, in Danville, she was the daughter of Joseph Edward and Laura Bell Thomes Grinstead. On March 18, 1946, she married Delvan Francis Osborne in Burlington. He died Dec. 31, 1999.

Lois was a homemaker for most of her life. She also worked for IRC, Burlington Basket Factory, and Kirlin's Hallmark.

She was of the Protestant faith and a member of the Woodmen of the World. She enjoyed crocheting, knitting, and sewing. She made a lot of her children's clothes as they were growing up. She was always busy doing something. She loved to spend time cooking, toiling in her garden, and canning the wonderful things that came out of it.&nbsp;

Survivors include two daughters, Jennifer Applegarth and Barbara Heater both of Burlington; two sons, Ronald (Katie) Osborne of Glendale, Ariz., and Delferd (Patricia) Osborne of Sperry; 16 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; 8 great-great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.

Besides her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers; five sisters; three step brothers; two step sisters; son-in-law, Michael Applegarth; and grandson, Robert Ranck.

Visitation with the family to receive friends will be 12 to 2 p.m. Friday, Nov.17, 2023 at Prugh Funeral Service, 3940 Division Street.

The funeral service for Mrs. Osborne will be 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 17, 2023, at Prugh Funeral Service, 3940 Division Street with Pastor Dean Graber officiating.&nbsp; Burial will be in Pleasant Grove Cemetery.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Memorials have been established for Southeast Iowa Regional Hospice and Klein Center.

<figure>
 <img src="https://d2eftiauov6o73.cloudfront.net/public/2023/11/1699498858270.jpeg" alt="Lois Osborne" />
 <figcaption>Lois Osborne</figcaption>
 </figure>Lois J. Osborne, 99, of West Burlington, died Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2023, at the Klein Center in West Burlington.Born June 3, 1924, in Danville, she was the daughter of Joseph Edward and Laura Bell Thomes Grinstead. On March 18, 1946, she married Delvan Francis Osborne in Burlington. He died Dec. 31, 1999.Lois was a homemaker for most of her life. She also worked for IRC, Burlington Basket Factory, and Kirlin's Hallmark.She was of the Protestant faith and a member of the Woodmen of the World. She enjoyed crocheting, knitting, and sewing. She made a lot of her children's clothes as they were growing up. She was always busy doing something. She loved to spend time cooking, toiling in her garden, and canning the wonderful things that came out of it.&nbsp;Survivors include two daughters, Jennifer Applegarth and Barbara Heater both of Burlington; two sons, Ronald (Katie) Osborne of Glendale, Ariz., and Delferd (Patricia) Osborne of Sperry; 16 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; 8 great-great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.Besides her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers; five sisters; three step brothers; two step sisters; son-in-law, Michael Applegarth; and grandson, Robert Ranck.Visitation with the family to receive friends will be 12 to 2 p.m. Friday, Nov.17, 2023 at Prugh Funeral Service, 3940 Division Street. The funeral service for Mrs. Osborne will be 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 17, 2023, at Prugh Funeral Service, 3940 Division Street with Pastor Dean Graber officiating.&nbsp; Burial will be in Pleasant Grove Cemetery.&nbsp;&nbsp;Memorials have been established for Southeast Iowa Regional Hospice and Klein Center.

Lois J. Osborne

F.M. “Buddy” Robey Jr., 68, of Niota, Ill., died at 8:55 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 5, 2023, at OSF Saint Francis Medical Center in Peoria, Ill.&nbsp;

Buddy was born April 7, 1955, in Decatur, Ill., the son of F.M. “Bud” and Audrey Clough Robey Sr. On Feb. 2, 1974, he married Sharon Bunch of Decatur, Ill.

Buddy worked for a short time for the Santa Fe Railroad. He also helped his family, friends, and many local farmers work on their cars, tractors, and machinery. He enjoyed hunting fishing, and collecting knives, cars, and anything for his eagle collection. He especially enjoyed dirt track racing and the memories he made with his family.&nbsp;

Survivors include his wife; two children: Dan (Sandra) Robey of Bedford, Texas, and Amber (Doug) Davenport of Blue Springs, Mo.; seven grandchildren: Kayla, Zach, Gavin, Elizabeth, Drew, Dede, and Delanie; one great-granddaughter: Danielle and four siblings: Karen Browning, Janet Baker, Cheryl South and Nancy McCleary. &nbsp; &nbsp;

A celebration of life will held from 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023, at &nbsp;Banks &amp; Beals Funeral Home in Dallas City. The celebration will conclude at 6 p.m. with special music and prayers.&nbsp;

A memorial fund has been established in his memory.&nbsp;

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 <img src="https://d2eftiauov6o73.cloudfront.net/public/2023/11/1699494515392.jpeg" alt="F.M. Robey&nbsp;" />
 <figcaption>F.M. Robey&nbsp;</figcaption>
 </figure>F.M. “Buddy” Robey Jr., 68, of Niota, Ill., died at 8:55 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 5, 2023, at OSF Saint Francis Medical Center in Peoria, Ill.&nbsp;Buddy was born April 7, 1955, in Decatur, Ill., the son of F.M. “Bud” and Audrey Clough Robey Sr. On Feb. 2, 1974, he married Sharon Bunch of Decatur, Ill.Buddy worked for a short time for the Santa Fe Railroad. He also helped his family, friends, and many local farmers work on their cars, tractors, and machinery. He enjoyed hunting fishing, and collecting knives, cars, and anything for his eagle collection. He especially enjoyed dirt track racing and the memories he made with his family.&nbsp;Survivors include his wife; two children: Dan (Sandra) Robey of Bedford, Texas, and Amber (Doug) Davenport of Blue Springs, Mo.; seven grandchildren: Kayla, Zach, Gavin, Elizabeth, Drew, Dede, and Delanie; one great-granddaughter: Danielle and four siblings: Karen Browning, Janet Baker, Cheryl South and Nancy McCleary. &nbsp; &nbsp;He was preceded in death by his parents.A celebration of life will held from 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023, at &nbsp;Banks &amp; Beals Funeral Home in Dallas City. The celebration will conclude at 6 p.m. with special music and prayers.&nbsp;A memorial fund has been established in his memory.&nbsp;

F.M. “Buddy” Robey Jr.

Sally Ann Rasmussen, 79, of LaHarpe, Ill., died at 10:23 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 2, 2023, at the St. Dominic Villa in Hazel Green, Wis.

Sally was born June 25, 1944, in LaHarpe, the daughter of William E. and Lois C. Hendrix Bradshaw. On June 6, 1968, she married Richard “Dick” Rasmussen in Carthage, Ill. He preceded her in death Feb. 15, 2017.&nbsp;

Mrs. Rasmussen was a 1962 graduate of LaHarpe High School and a 1966 graduate from Iowa Wesleyan College, where she majored in English and minored in French. She worked various jobs throughout her life, but her most cherished job was that of a homemaker.

She enjoyed reading, and doing crosswords and especially enjoyed spending time with her family. She was a longtime member of the LaHarpe Christian Church, Hancock County Democrats and the American Civil Liberties Union.

Survivors include two children: Susan (Garrett Mess) Jewell of Asbury, and William “Bill” Rasmussen of Carthage; five grandchildren: Bryce (Sarah), Taylor, Olivia, Lucas, and Hunter; five great-grandchildren: Gannon, Anastasia, Adalyn, Jocelyn Clare and Myles Jeremiah; one sister: Clare (George) Burr of Cottonwood, Tennessee and their five children and numerous Rasmussen family members.&nbsp;

Besides her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents.&nbsp;

Friends may call from noon until 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023 at Banks &amp; Beals Funeral Home in LaHarpe. Due to recent Covid-19 exposure, the family will not be present.&nbsp;

A private family graveside service with Pastor Nate McCarter officiating will be held in LaHarpe Cemetery.&nbsp;

A memorial fund has been established for the LaHarpe Education Foundation to benefit the Lois Bradshaw Scholarship.&nbsp;

<figure>
 <img src="https://d2eftiauov6o73.cloudfront.net/public/2023/11/1699493858553.jpeg" alt="Sally Ann Rasmussen" />
 <figcaption>Sally Ann Rasmussen</figcaption>
 </figure>Sally Ann Rasmussen, 79, of LaHarpe, Ill., died at 10:23 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 2, 2023, at the St. Dominic Villa in Hazel Green, Wis.Sally was born June 25, 1944, in LaHarpe, the daughter of William E. and Lois C. Hendrix Bradshaw. On June 6, 1968, she married Richard “Dick” Rasmussen in Carthage, Ill. He preceded her in death Feb. 15, 2017.&nbsp;Mrs. Rasmussen was a 1962 graduate of LaHarpe High School and a 1966 graduate from Iowa Wesleyan College, where she majored in English and minored in French. She worked various jobs throughout her life, but her most cherished job was that of a homemaker.She enjoyed reading, and doing crosswords and especially enjoyed spending time with her family. She was a longtime member of the LaHarpe Christian Church, Hancock County Democrats and the American Civil Liberties Union.Survivors include two children: Susan (Garrett Mess) Jewell of Asbury, and William “Bill” Rasmussen of Carthage; five grandchildren: Bryce (Sarah), Taylor, Olivia, Lucas, and Hunter; five great-grandchildren: Gannon, Anastasia, Adalyn, Jocelyn Clare and Myles Jeremiah; one sister: Clare (George) Burr of Cottonwood, Tennessee and their five children and numerous Rasmussen family members.&nbsp;Besides her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents.&nbsp;Friends may call from noon until 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023 at Banks &amp; Beals Funeral Home in LaHarpe. Due to recent Covid-19 exposure, the family will not be present.&nbsp;A private family graveside service with Pastor Nate McCarter officiating will be held in LaHarpe Cemetery.&nbsp;A memorial fund has been established for the LaHarpe Education Foundation to benefit the Lois Bradshaw Scholarship.&nbsp;

Sally Ann Rasmussen

Bertha Ann Yaley Pickle, 92, of New London, formerly of Mt. Pleasant, died Monday, Nov. 6, 2023 at Park Place in Mt. Pleasant.&nbsp;&nbsp;She was born May 13, 1931 in Lee County Pleasant Ridge Township to Eugene Hayes and Edith Mae Blint Yaley.&nbsp;&nbsp;On Aug. 10, 1950 she married Richard Jack Pickle in New London; he died June 18, 1996.

She was a graduate of Mt. Pleasant High School and a member of New London United Methodist Church.&nbsp;&nbsp;She was a homemaker and worked at Deerwood Golf Club in New London and Buffs in Mt. Pleasant.&nbsp;&nbsp;She enjoyed gardening, tending her flowers, baking, sewing, doing needlework with her neighbors, and doing for others.

Survivors include her daughters Diane Pickle of New London and Jacque (Richard) Dayton of Bentonville, Ark.; son Bradley (Dr. Lora Larson) Pickle of Tulsa, Okla.; grandsons Christopher Cain of Ozawkie, Kan. and Aaron Cain of Edmond, Okla.; great-grandson Colson Cain; sisters Velna Smith of Salem, Carol (Dean) Anderson and Marlene (Dick) Lenz both of New London; brothers Merle Yaley of Mt. Pleasant and Marvin (Jan) Yaley of Salem; and sister-in-law Irma Yaley of Mt. Pleasant.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Besides her husband and parents, she was preceded in death by her son Randyl; daughter-in-law Mary Pickle; brother George Yaley; sister-in-law Hazel Yaley; and brother-in-law Ed Smith.

Visitation will be from 12 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 9, 2023, at Elliott Chapel, New London. There will be no family visitation.&nbsp;&nbsp;The funeral service for Mrs. Pickle will be held at 1 p.m., Friday, Nov. 10, 2023 at Elliott Chapel, with Pastor Gordon Hawkins officiating.&nbsp;&nbsp;Interment will follow at Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Mt. Pleasant, after which friends and family are invited back to Elliott Chapel for light refreshments. A memorial has been established for EveryStep Hospice.&nbsp;&nbsp;Online condolences may be left at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.elliottfuneralchapel.com/" target="_blank">www.elliottfuneralchapel.com</a>.

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 <img src="https://d2eftiauov6o73.cloudfront.net/public/2023/11/1699410458054.jpeg" alt="Bertha Ann Yaley Pickle" />
 <figcaption>Bertha Ann Yaley Pickle</figcaption>
 </figure>Bertha Ann Yaley Pickle, 92, of New London, formerly of Mt. Pleasant, died Monday, Nov. 6, 2023 at Park Place in Mt. Pleasant.&nbsp;&nbsp;She was born May 13, 1931 in Lee County Pleasant Ridge Township to Eugene Hayes and Edith Mae Blint Yaley.&nbsp;&nbsp;On Aug. 10, 1950 she married Richard Jack Pickle in New London; he died June 18, 1996.She was a graduate of Mt. Pleasant High School and a member of New London United Methodist Church.&nbsp;&nbsp;She was a homemaker and worked at Deerwood Golf Club in New London and Buffs in Mt. Pleasant.&nbsp;&nbsp;She enjoyed gardening, tending her flowers, baking, sewing, doing needlework with her neighbors, and doing for others.Survivors include her daughters Diane Pickle of New London and Jacque (Richard) Dayton of Bentonville, Ark.; son Bradley (Dr. Lora Larson) Pickle of Tulsa, Okla.; grandsons Christopher Cain of Ozawkie, Kan. and Aaron Cain of Edmond, Okla.; great-grandson Colson Cain; sisters Velna Smith of Salem, Carol (Dean) Anderson and Marlene (Dick) Lenz both of New London; brothers Merle Yaley of Mt. Pleasant and Marvin (Jan) Yaley of Salem; and sister-in-law Irma Yaley of Mt. Pleasant.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Besides her husband and parents, she was preceded in death by her son Randyl; daughter-in-law Mary Pickle; brother George Yaley; sister-in-law Hazel Yaley; and brother-in-law Ed Smith.Visitation will be from 12 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 9, 2023, at Elliott Chapel, New London. There will be no family visitation.&nbsp;&nbsp;The funeral service for Mrs. Pickle will be held at 1 p.m., Friday, Nov. 10, 2023 at Elliott Chapel, with Pastor Gordon Hawkins officiating.&nbsp;&nbsp;Interment will follow at Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Mt. Pleasant, after which friends and family are invited back to Elliott Chapel for light refreshments. A memorial has been established for EveryStep Hospice.&nbsp;&nbsp;Online condolences may be left at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.elliottfuneralchapel.com/" target="_blank">www.elliottfuneralchapel.com</a>.

Bertha Ann Yaley Pickle

Don Carlson, 87, of Burlington, died Monday, Nov. 6, 2023, at the Southeast Iowa Regional Hospice House in West Burlington.

Born Aug. 16, 1936, in Burlington, he was the son of John J. and Esther L. Hallgren Carlson. On June 18, 1960, he married Elaine Morger in Burlington. She preceded him in death on Sept. 20, 2001.

He was of Catholic faith. He liked to golf and was a regular member of the Ten O'Clock Golf Group at Sheaffer Memorial Golf Course in Fort Madison and a former member of Knights of Columbus. He was the co-creator of the Carlson Brothers Best Shot Tournament which ran for five years. He also enjoyed oil painting and socializing.&nbsp;

Survivors are his children, Matt (Nita) Carlson of Burlington, John (Donna) Carlson of Burlington, Arne (Erin) Carlson of Frisco, Texas,&nbsp; and Pete (Melissa) Carlson of Burlington; grandchildren, Derek, Leah, Chris, Dylan, Gunnar, Murphy, Charley, Jackson and Lily; great-grandchildren, Harlee, Olivia, Addy, Finley, and Miles; brother, Johnnie Carlson of Danville; and sister, Jeannie (Richard) Perry of Burlington.

Besides his wife, he was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers, Richard and Roger, and two sisters, Mary Esther Rowan and Carol Stevens.

Cremation has been entrusted to the care of Prugh Crematory.

The Memorial Service for Mr. Carlson will be 10 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2023, at Divine Mercy Parish-SS. Mary and Patrick Catholic Church, West Burlington with Fr. Jake Greiner as the Celebrant. Private burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery.&nbsp;

Memorials have been established for the Burlington Notre Dame Teachers' Endowment, Burlington High School General Scholarship Fund and the Southeast Iowa Regional Hospice House.&nbsp;

<figure>
 <img src="https://d2eftiauov6o73.cloudfront.net/public/2023/11/1699410123275.jpeg" alt="Don Carlson" />
 <figcaption>Don Carlson</figcaption>
 </figure>Don Carlson, 87, of Burlington, died Monday, Nov. 6, 2023, at the Southeast Iowa Regional Hospice House in West Burlington.Born Aug. 16, 1936, in Burlington, he was the son of John J. and Esther L. Hallgren Carlson. On June 18, 1960, he married Elaine Morger in Burlington. She preceded him in death on Sept. 20, 2001.He was of Catholic faith. He liked to golf and was a regular member of the Ten O'Clock Golf Group at Sheaffer Memorial Golf Course in Fort Madison and a former member of Knights of Columbus. He was the co-creator of the Carlson Brothers Best Shot Tournament which ran for five years. He also enjoyed oil painting and socializing.&nbsp;Survivors are his children, Matt (Nita) Carlson of Burlington, John (Donna) Carlson of Burlington, Arne (Erin) Carlson of Frisco, Texas,&nbsp; and Pete (Melissa) Carlson of Burlington; grandchildren, Derek, Leah, Chris, Dylan, Gunnar, Murphy, Charley, Jackson and Lily; great-grandchildren, Harlee, Olivia, Addy, Finley, and Miles; brother, Johnnie Carlson of Danville; and sister, Jeannie (Richard) Perry of Burlington.Besides his wife, he was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers, Richard and Roger, and two sisters, Mary Esther Rowan and Carol Stevens.Cremation has been entrusted to the care of Prugh Crematory.The Memorial Service for Mr. Carlson will be 10 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2023, at Divine Mercy Parish-SS. Mary and Patrick Catholic Church, West Burlington with Fr. Jake Greiner as the Celebrant. Private burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery.&nbsp;Memorials have been established for the Burlington Notre Dame Teachers' Endowment, Burlington High School General Scholarship Fund and the Southeast Iowa Regional Hospice House.&nbsp;

Don Carlson

P. R. "Richard" Goughnour was born Dec. 1, 1931, in Appanoose County, Iowa, son of Opal June Boyer Goughnour Pearson. After attending a one-room country school through the eighth grade, he attended high school and graduated from Moravia, Iowa, in 1948.

He worked as a linotype operator in a weekly newspaper office, the Moravia Union, during his high school days. From there he moved, in 1948, to the Maxwell Tribune, Maxwell, Iowa another weekly newspaper. In 1949 he went with the Altoona Herald, Altoona, Iowa, again a weekly newspaper.

In 1951 he volunteered for service in the United States Army, and was assigned to the Engineer Corps during the Korean Conflict. Following Army duty, he returned to his job with the Altoona Herald.

April 11, 1953, Richard married his high school sweetheart, Virginia Carter. In 1956, the Goughnours moved to Mediapolis, where Richard was employed on a purchase agreement, and June 1, 1957, he and Virginia became the owners of the Mediapolis New Era, a weekly newspaper, established in 1874. The new owners immediately began developing a commercial printing plant.

Since 1957 the Iowa Press Association has awarded “Certificated of Awards” to the Mediapolis New Era in the following categories: 1959, second Place – News Picture, Richard Goughnour; 1969, third place – Community Service, and honorable mention, Use of Illustrative Material; 1971, second place – Plus Business; 1972, third place – Sports Photo – Richard Goughnour; 1978, honorable mention – Editorial Page, and honorable mention – Use of Color; 1979, first place – General Excellence; third place – News Story, honorable mention – Feature Story, Diana Nollen, and honorable mention – Color in Advertising; 1981, first place – Editorial Excellence, Richard Goughnour, and third place – Feature Story, Diana Nollen; 1982, first place – Editorial Excellence, second place – News Story – Diana Nollen, second place – Reporting Environmental News – Diana Nollen, second place – Best Advertising Idea – Joyce Spitznogle, second place – General Typographical Improvement, third place – Single Subject picture Story – Rick Riley; 1983, first – Editorial Excellence.

Richard started saving and recycling scrap paper, then turned the project over to the local Boy Scouts who have kept the project going for years. He was also instrumental in starting the Elderly Transportation program, and later turned that over to the city and Federal Government. Richard was a member of the original board of Make Today Count, a world-wide organization for cancer patients, and served as Board President for three years. He ran the PA system at high school football games for ten years, and was active in Little League and Youth League baseball for ten years.

He was involved in getting the Legion (where he was Commander) to lease ground for the construction of two regulation-size Little League and Slow Pitch lighted baseball diamonds. This project has now been completed and the diamonds are under heavy use.

He served as president of the Mediapolis Business Club. He was involved in the construction of a low-rent housing project for the elderly, in Mediapolis and held a real estate brokers license for 38 years. He was awarded “Volunteer of the Year” award for 1995 by the Iowa Newspaper Association. Served as executive Vice President of the Burlington/West Burlington Chamber of Commerce, member of the board, then Chairman of Burlington Convention and Tourism Bureau.

He was a member of Burlington Kiwanis Board of Directors then President in 1996-1997, then became Iowa/Illinois District Lt. Governor in 1998-1999. Richard was a past recipient of the Kiwanis Leroy Award 2015-2016. Member of Board of Directors then President of the Burlington Golf Club 2002-2003 and served on the Legacy Committee.

Mr. Goughnour’s hobbies included fishing, golfing, bowling and travel. The family is a member of the First Christian Church Disciple of Christ. He sang in the church choirs for 50 years and held numerous positions.

Survivors include his wife Virginia of Burlington, children Rick (Lisa) Goughnour of Quincy, Ill., Reta (Steve) Krieger of Burlington, Randy (Karen) Goughnour of Omaha, Neb. and Rhonda (Thomas) Stoller of Roland, Iowa; grandchildren Kevin (Hande) Goughnour, Jessica (Jordan) Case, Brian (Melissa) Krieger, Deanne (James) Lessard, Dan (Prissilia) Krieger, Ryan (Anna) Goughnour, Shane (Aryannah) Goughnour, Nicole (Caleb) Steffensmeier and Alicia (Robert) Harris; great grandchildren Avery Metcalf, Samuel “Sam” Goughnour, William “Will” and Agatha Case, Olivia and Lauren “Lolo” Krieger, Jordan, Lillian, Noah, Zachary and Faith Lessard, Camila and Javier Krieger, Frederick “Freddie” Goughnour, Gwendolynn “Gwen” Goughnour, Joelle and Amelia Steffensmeier, Galvin Goughnour, Camden Steffensmeier, Payton, Harper and Boyer Harris.

He was preceded in death by his mother and stepfather Harry Pearson.

The celebration of life will be at noon, Friday, Nov. 10 at First Christian Church with Reverends David Yonker and Brooke Anthony officiating. Military Rites will be performed by the Burlington Area Veterans Honor Guard. The family will receive friends from 10:30 a.m. until the time of service. Inurnment will be at a later date in Fairview Cemetery Moravia, Iowa.

In lieu of flowers a memorial has been established for the Burlington Kiwanis Scholarship Fund.

<figure>
 <img src="https://d2eftiauov6o73.cloudfront.net/public/2023/11/1699409755958.jpeg" alt="P. R. "Richard" Goughnour" />
 <figcaption>P. R. "Richard" Goughnour</figcaption>
 </figure>P. R. "Richard" Goughnour was born Dec. 1, 1931, in Appanoose County, Iowa, son of Opal June Boyer Goughnour Pearson. After attending a one-room country school through the eighth grade, he attended high school and graduated from Moravia, Iowa, in 1948.He worked as a linotype operator in a weekly newspaper office, the Moravia Union, during his high school days. From there he moved, in 1948, to the Maxwell Tribune, Maxwell, Iowa another weekly newspaper. In 1949 he went with the Altoona Herald, Altoona, Iowa, again a weekly newspaper.In 1951 he volunteered for service in the United States Army, and was assigned to the Engineer Corps during the Korean Conflict. Following Army duty, he returned to his job with the Altoona Herald.April 11, 1953, Richard married his high school sweetheart, Virginia Carter. In 1956, the Goughnours moved to Mediapolis, where Richard was employed on a purchase agreement, and June 1, 1957, he and Virginia became the owners of the Mediapolis New Era, a weekly newspaper, established in 1874. The new owners immediately began developing a commercial printing plant.Since 1957 the Iowa Press Association has awarded “Certificated of Awards” to the Mediapolis New Era in the following categories: 1959, second Place – News Picture, Richard Goughnour; 1969, third place – Community Service, and honorable mention, Use of Illustrative Material; 1971, second place – Plus Business; 1972, third place – Sports Photo – Richard Goughnour; 1978, honorable mention – Editorial Page, and honorable mention – Use of Color; 1979, first place – General Excellence; third place – News Story, honorable mention – Feature Story, Diana Nollen, and honorable mention – Color in Advertising; 1981, first place – Editorial Excellence, Richard Goughnour, and third place – Feature Story, Diana Nollen; 1982, first place – Editorial Excellence, second place – News Story – Diana Nollen, second place – Reporting Environmental News – Diana Nollen, second place – Best Advertising Idea – Joyce Spitznogle, second place – General Typographical Improvement, third place – Single Subject picture Story – Rick Riley; 1983, first – Editorial Excellence.Richard started saving and recycling scrap paper, then turned the project over to the local Boy Scouts who have kept the project going for years. He was also instrumental in starting the Elderly Transportation program, and later turned that over to the city and Federal Government. Richard was a member of the original board of Make Today Count, a world-wide organization for cancer patients, and served as Board President for three years. He ran the PA system at high school football games for ten years, and was active in Little League and Youth League baseball for ten years.He was involved in getting the Legion (where he was Commander) to lease ground for the construction of two regulation-size Little League and Slow Pitch lighted baseball diamonds. This project has now been completed and the diamonds are under heavy use.He served as president of the Mediapolis Business Club. He was involved in the construction of a low-rent housing project for the elderly, in Mediapolis and held a real estate brokers license for 38 years. He was awarded “Volunteer of the Year” award for 1995 by the Iowa Newspaper Association. Served as executive Vice President of the Burlington/West Burlington Chamber of Commerce, member of the board, then Chairman of Burlington Convention and Tourism Bureau.He was a member of Burlington Kiwanis Board of Directors then President in 1996-1997, then became Iowa/Illinois District Lt. Governor in 1998-1999. Richard was a past recipient of the Kiwanis Leroy Award 2015-2016. Member of Board of Directors then President of the Burlington Golf Club 2002-2003 and served on the Legacy Committee.Mr. Goughnour’s hobbies included fishing, golfing, bowling and travel. The family is a member of the First Christian Church Disciple of Christ. He sang in the church choirs for 50 years and held numerous positions.Survivors include his wife Virginia of Burlington, children Rick (Lisa) Goughnour of Quincy, Ill., Reta (Steve) Krieger of Burlington, Randy (Karen) Goughnour of Omaha, Neb. and Rhonda (Thomas) Stoller of Roland, Iowa; grandchildren Kevin (Hande) Goughnour, Jessica (Jordan) Case, Brian (Melissa) Krieger, Deanne (James) Lessard, Dan (Prissilia) Krieger, Ryan (Anna) Goughnour, Shane (Aryannah) Goughnour, Nicole (Caleb) Steffensmeier and Alicia (Robert) Harris; great grandchildren Avery Metcalf, Samuel “Sam” Goughnour, William “Will” and Agatha Case, Olivia and Lauren “Lolo” Krieger, Jordan, Lillian, Noah, Zachary and Faith Lessard, Camila and Javier Krieger, Frederick “Freddie” Goughnour, Gwendolynn “Gwen” Goughnour, Joelle and Amelia Steffensmeier, Galvin Goughnour, Camden Steffensmeier, Payton, Harper and Boyer Harris.He was preceded in death by his mother and stepfather Harry Pearson.The celebration of life will be at noon, Friday, Nov. 10 at First Christian Church with Reverends David Yonker and Brooke Anthony officiating. Military Rites will be performed by the Burlington Area Veterans Honor Guard. The family will receive friends from 10:30 a.m. until the time of service. Inurnment will be at a later date in Fairview Cemetery Moravia, Iowa.In lieu of flowers a memorial has been established for the Burlington Kiwanis Scholarship Fund.

P. R. "Richard" Goughnour

Suzanne L. Schoenewe, 70, of Burlington, died Saturday, Nov. 4, 2023, at the Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center in West Burlington.

Born July 23, 1953, in Burlington, she was the daughter of Emmert George and Louise Cecelia Schrader Schoenewe.&nbsp;

She was a member of Divine Mercy Parish-St. John the Baptist Catholic Church. Suzanne loved shopping, listening to music, spending time outside and taking walks. She really enjoyed the Christmas season and loved watching Christmas shows, especially the Hallmark channel.&nbsp; Suzanne enjoyed spending time with her family.

Survivors include two brothers, Fred Schoenewe of West Burlington and George (Marsha) Schoenewe of Burlington; five sisters, Tina (John) Graham of Burlington, Pam (Mark) Stuecker of St. Paul, Iowa, Theresa Wagner of Burlington, Carolyn Hardesty of Burlington and Nanette Schoenewe of Fairfield; and many nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents, brother, Tom Schoenewe and sister-in-law, Sharon Schoenewe.

The funeral service for Ms. Schoenewe will be 11 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 9, 2023, at Prugh Funeral Service, 3940 Division Street with Deacon Gary Johnson officiating.&nbsp; Burial will be in Aspen Grove Cemetery.&nbsp; A time of food and fellowship will be held in the community room at Prugh Funeral Service following the burial.

A memorial has been established for the Oakview Nursing Home.

<figure>
 <img src="https://d2eftiauov6o73.cloudfront.net/public/2023/11/1699409236865.jpeg" alt="Suzanne L. Schoenewe" />
 <figcaption>Suzanne L. Schoenewe</figcaption>
 </figure>Suzanne L. Schoenewe, 70, of Burlington, died Saturday, Nov. 4, 2023, at the Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center in West Burlington.Born July 23, 1953, in Burlington, she was the daughter of Emmert George and Louise Cecelia Schrader Schoenewe.&nbsp;Suzanne worked for Walmart for 17 years.She was a member of Divine Mercy Parish-St. John the Baptist Catholic Church. Suzanne loved shopping, listening to music, spending time outside and taking walks. She really enjoyed the Christmas season and loved watching Christmas shows, especially the Hallmark channel.&nbsp; Suzanne enjoyed spending time with her family.Survivors include two brothers, Fred Schoenewe of West Burlington and George (Marsha) Schoenewe of Burlington; five sisters, Tina (John) Graham of Burlington, Pam (Mark) Stuecker of St. Paul, Iowa, Theresa Wagner of Burlington, Carolyn Hardesty of Burlington and Nanette Schoenewe of Fairfield; and many nieces and nephews.She was preceded in death by her parents, brother, Tom Schoenewe and sister-in-law, Sharon Schoenewe.The funeral service for Ms. Schoenewe will be 11 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 9, 2023, at Prugh Funeral Service, 3940 Division Street with Deacon Gary Johnson officiating.&nbsp; Burial will be in Aspen Grove Cemetery.&nbsp; A time of food and fellowship will be held in the community room at Prugh Funeral Service following the burial.A memorial has been established for the Oakview Nursing Home.

Suzanne L. Schoenewe

Ruth Darlene Stratton, 95, of West Burlington, died Sunday, Nov. 5, 2023, at her home.

Born March 12, 1928, in Aurora, Neb., she was the daughter of Walter Ira and Rosa Mae Grolze Leymaster. She married Sidney Stratton on June 30, 1951. He preceded her in death on Sept. 13, 2017.

Ruth began her working career as a telephone operator and then for Sylvania and I.A.A.P. She spent her later years helping her husband at their paint and wallpaper store.

She loved taking walks and was an avid reader, with her morning routine beginning with reading her Bible and a cup of coffee. Ruth was an excellent cook and loved cooking for holidays. She enjoyed watching Hallmark movies, completing find-a-word puzzles, bird watching and traveling with her daughters and grandchildren.

She is survived by her three daughters; Kathleen (Michael C.) Hoschek of West Burlington and Linda (Joel) Mason and Joanie (Jon) Snow both of Clear Lake; nine grandchildren; Heidi (Derek) Boyd, Amy Blume, Jeremy (Carrie) Lohmann, Jesse (Erika) Mason, Jennifer (Michael) Pope, Zachary (Rehema) Snow, Olivia Snow, Jon (Miquela) Snow and Joshua (Amber) Snow; 23 great grandchildren; Justin (Cass) Boyd, Austin Boyd, Sydney (Landon) Bowman, Paige Lohmann, Mackenzie Lohmann, Natalee Lohmann, Brevin Lohmann, Jackson Rose Mason, Laila Pope, Kameron Pope, Jemma Pope, Jonathan Snow, Josiah Snow, Alex Snow, Andrew Snow, Isaiah Snow, Jonah Snow, Judah Snow, Madelyn Snow, James Snow, Amelia Snow, Aliza Snow and Quinn Snow and four great-great grandchildren, Paislee Bowman, Noah Bowman, Weston Martzhan and Trytan Dobbs.

She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, daughter Marjorie and three sisters, Doris Johnson, Helen Youngerman and Jean Nash.

Friends may call after noon until 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 9 at Lunning Chapel. Visitation with family present will be held from 9:30 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. Friday, Nov. 10 at Lunning Chapel. The funeral service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday. The Rev. Dean Graber will officiate. Interment will be in Aspen Grove Cemetery.

Memorials have been established for the Burlington Parks and Recreation Endowment Fund or the City Hope Food Pantry.

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 <img src="https://d2eftiauov6o73.cloudfront.net/public/2023/11/1699328760956.jpeg" alt="Ruth Darlene Stratton" />
 <figcaption>Ruth Darlene Stratton</figcaption>
 </figure>Ruth Darlene Stratton, 95, of West Burlington, died Sunday, Nov. 5, 2023, at her home.Born March 12, 1928, in Aurora, Neb., she was the daughter of Walter Ira and Rosa Mae Grolze Leymaster. She married Sidney Stratton on June 30, 1951. He preceded her in death on Sept. 13, 2017.Ruth began her working career as a telephone operator and then for Sylvania and I.A.A.P. She spent her later years helping her husband at their paint and wallpaper store.She loved taking walks and was an avid reader, with her morning routine beginning with reading her Bible and a cup of coffee. Ruth was an excellent cook and loved cooking for holidays. She enjoyed watching Hallmark movies, completing find-a-word puzzles, bird watching and traveling with her daughters and grandchildren.She is survived by her three daughters; Kathleen (Michael C.) Hoschek of West Burlington and Linda (Joel) Mason and Joanie (Jon) Snow both of Clear Lake; nine grandchildren; Heidi (Derek) Boyd, Amy Blume, Jeremy (Carrie) Lohmann, Jesse (Erika) Mason, Jennifer (Michael) Pope, Zachary (Rehema) Snow, Olivia Snow, Jon (Miquela) Snow and Joshua (Amber) Snow; 23 great grandchildren; Justin (Cass) Boyd, Austin Boyd, Sydney (Landon) Bowman, Paige Lohmann, Mackenzie Lohmann, Natalee Lohmann, Brevin Lohmann, Jackson Rose Mason, Laila Pope, Kameron Pope, Jemma Pope, Jonathan Snow, Josiah Snow, Alex Snow, Andrew Snow, Isaiah Snow, Jonah Snow, Judah Snow, Madelyn Snow, James Snow, Amelia Snow, Aliza Snow and Quinn Snow and four great-great grandchildren, Paislee Bowman, Noah Bowman, Weston Martzhan and Trytan Dobbs.She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, daughter Marjorie and three sisters, Doris Johnson, Helen Youngerman and Jean Nash.Friends may call after noon until 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 9 at Lunning Chapel. Visitation with family present will be held from 9:30 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. Friday, Nov. 10 at Lunning Chapel. The funeral service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday. The Rev. Dean Graber will officiate. Interment will be in Aspen Grove Cemetery.Memorials have been established for the Burlington Parks and Recreation Endowment Fund or the City Hope Food Pantry.

Ruth Darlene Stratton

Martha A. Brakeville Mansheim, 64, died Saturday, Nov. 4, 2023, at the Southeast Iowa Regional Hospice House in West Burlington.

Born May 3, 1959, in Coronado, Calif., she was the daughter of Beverley and Leona Stodt Brakeville. She was a 1977 graduate of Burlington Notre Dame.

She married Richard Mansheim on Oct. 10, 1981, they later divorced.

Martha worked for Tenneco Ignition Products for over 29 years. Previously she worked for Chittenden and Eastman, Montgomery Ward and J.C. Penney and served as a union steward for Champion.

Martha loved watching and raising birds and was a lover of all animals and cars, especially Ford Mustangs and a collector of “ugly statues”. She was a true cancer warrior and fought it hard. Although stubborn, she had a great sense of humor and loved to pick on people. She had a nickname for all those she loved and was always the first with a good movie quote.

She is survived by her significant other G. Alan Harvey of New Boston, Iowa; her dog “Duke”; four siblings, Tom (Christine) Brakeville of Middletown, Katherine Lloyd of West Burlington, Dorothy (Bill) Sanders of Donnellson, Iowa and Matt (Katherine) Brakeville of Burlington; step sister, Christa Burrell of Burlington and numerous much-loved nieces, nephews and cousins.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Fred and Velva Brakeville and Richard and Minnie Stodt.

A celebration of life will be held at 3 p.m. Friday, Nov. 10 at Lunning Chapel. The family will receive friends for one hour prior to the service.

Memorials have been established for the Des Moines County Humane Society or the YMCA Journey House for Battered Women.

According to her wishes, cremation has been accorded and entrusted to the care of Lunning Chapel.

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 <img src="https://d2eftiauov6o73.cloudfront.net/public/2023/11/1699326406004.jpeg" alt="Martha A. Mansheim" />
 <figcaption>Martha A. Mansheim</figcaption>
 </figure>Martha A. Brakeville Mansheim, 64, died Saturday, Nov. 4, 2023, at the Southeast Iowa Regional Hospice House in West Burlington.Born May 3, 1959, in Coronado, Calif., she was the daughter of Beverley and Leona Stodt Brakeville. She was a 1977 graduate of Burlington Notre Dame.She married Richard Mansheim on Oct. 10, 1981, they later divorced.Martha worked for Tenneco Ignition Products for over 29 years. Previously she worked for Chittenden and Eastman, Montgomery Ward and J.C. Penney and served as a union steward for Champion.She was a member of Divine Mercy Parish.Martha loved watching and raising birds and was a lover of all animals and cars, especially Ford Mustangs and a collector of “ugly statues”. She was a true cancer warrior and fought it hard. Although stubborn, she had a great sense of humor and loved to pick on people. She had a nickname for all those she loved and was always the first with a good movie quote.She is survived by her significant other G. Alan Harvey of New Boston, Iowa; her dog “Duke”; four siblings, Tom (Christine) Brakeville of Middletown, Katherine Lloyd of West Burlington, Dorothy (Bill) Sanders of Donnellson, Iowa and Matt (Katherine) Brakeville of Burlington; step sister, Christa Burrell of Burlington and numerous much-loved nieces, nephews and cousins.She was preceded in death by her parents, Fred and Velva Brakeville and Richard and Minnie Stodt.A celebration of life will be held at 3 p.m. Friday, Nov. 10 at Lunning Chapel. The family will receive friends for one hour prior to the service.Memorials have been established for the Des Moines County Humane Society or the YMCA Journey House for Battered Women.According to her wishes, cremation has been accorded and entrusted to the care of Lunning Chapel.

Martha A. Brakeville Mansheim

Joyce Hardin, 84, longtime resident of Oakville and currently of Mediapolis, died Sunday, Nov. 5, 2023, at the Azria Health Prairie Ridge in Mediapolis surrounded by her family.

Born June 8, 1939, in Louisa County, she was the daughter of Gene and Bonnie Pauline Fischer Faris. On Jan. 19, 1957, she married Ray Louis Hardin in Burlington. He died Nov. 25, 2002.

Joyce was a homemaker with various part time jobs. She loved to sew, crafting, quilting, gardening, mushroom hunting, berry picking, baking and canning. She was in bridge club for many years with her life long friends. Her greatest love was spending time with her family. She was of the Christian faith.

Survivors include her children, Mike Hardin of Wapello, Tari Heiniger of Wapello, Lori Hardin of Burlington, Gena (Tim) Heiniger of West Burlington, Joy (Forrest) Branch of Mediapolis; nine grandchildren, Megan (Scott) Spurgeon, Darcy Hardin, Kandi Heiniger Jenkins (JodyJenkins), Kristen (Bryan) Brown, Nick (Cara Rabik) Heiniger, Adam (Jillian Paris) Heiniger, Dustin Hardin, Morgan (Leelu Daigle) Branch, Logan Branch; eight great grandchildren; one great-great grandchild; sister, Janet Johnson of Burlington; many nieces and nephews.

Besides her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents, daughter-in-law, Janet Walker, son-in-law, Doug Heiniger, sister, Sandra Jacoby and brother, Richard Faris.

Family will receive friends from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 10, 2023, at Prugh Funeral Service.

The memorial service for Mrs. Hardin will be 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 10, 2023, at Prugh Funeral Service, 3940 Division Street with Pastor Dale Frank officiating.&nbsp; A time of food and fellowship will be held at the Apostolic Church in Mediapolis following the service. Burial will be in Edwards Cemetery at a later date.&nbsp;&nbsp;

A memorial has been established for the Apostolic Christian Church in Mediapolis.&nbsp;

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 </figure>Joyce Hardin, 84, longtime resident of Oakville and currently of Mediapolis, died Sunday, Nov. 5, 2023, at the Azria Health Prairie Ridge in Mediapolis surrounded by her family.Born June 8, 1939, in Louisa County, she was the daughter of Gene and Bonnie Pauline Fischer Faris. On Jan. 19, 1957, she married Ray Louis Hardin in Burlington. He died Nov. 25, 2002.Joyce was a homemaker with various part time jobs. She loved to sew, crafting, quilting, gardening, mushroom hunting, berry picking, baking and canning. She was in bridge club for many years with her life long friends. Her greatest love was spending time with her family. She was of the Christian faith.Survivors include her children, Mike Hardin of Wapello, Tari Heiniger of Wapello, Lori Hardin of Burlington, Gena (Tim) Heiniger of West Burlington, Joy (Forrest) Branch of Mediapolis; nine grandchildren, Megan (Scott) Spurgeon, Darcy Hardin, Kandi Heiniger Jenkins (JodyJenkins), Kristen (Bryan) Brown, Nick (Cara Rabik) Heiniger, Adam (Jillian Paris) Heiniger, Dustin Hardin, Morgan (Leelu Daigle) Branch, Logan Branch; eight great grandchildren; one great-great grandchild; sister, Janet Johnson of Burlington; many nieces and nephews.Besides her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents, daughter-in-law, Janet Walker, son-in-law, Doug Heiniger, sister, Sandra Jacoby and brother, Richard Faris.Cremation has been entrusted to the care of Prugh Crematory.Family will receive friends from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 10, 2023, at Prugh Funeral Service.The memorial service for Mrs. Hardin will be 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 10, 2023, at Prugh Funeral Service, 3940 Division Street with Pastor Dale Frank officiating.&nbsp; A time of food and fellowship will be held at the Apostolic Church in Mediapolis following the service. Burial will be in Edwards Cemetery at a later date.&nbsp;&nbsp;A memorial has been established for the Apostolic Christian Church in Mediapolis.&nbsp;

Joyce Hardin

Patricia Ann Oltman, 88, died peacefully surrounded by family on Oct. 15, 2023. She was a recent resident of Greenfield, Wis., moving here from Owensboro, Ky. where she lived for the past 30 years. Twenty of those years were spent with her best friend and companion, the late Gerry Trautner.

Patricia was born on June 28, 1935, in Muscatine, to the late George and Ernestine McFadden. She grew up in Burlington, where she graduated from Burlington Catholic High School and continued her education at St. Ambrose School of Nursing in Davenport. There she met and married John Oltman and had four daughters. They moved to Milwaukee, Wis., then later to Chattanooga, Tenn. where she earned her master’s degree in Psychiatric Nursing. Patricia and John then moved to Ellerbe, N.C. They later divorced. Patricia moved to Albuquerque, N.M. for a short time then later settled in Owensboro, Ky.

Survivors include her four daughters, Mayna (Jon) Foshey, Melissa Stearns, Shelley (Dave) Schram and Maureen “Rene” (Rocky) Moses; her three grandsons, Clayton (Nicole) Burlingame, Beau (Jeannette) Burlingame, and Spencer Moses; three great-grandsons, Barrett, Roy, and Darwin. Sisters, &nbsp;Marilyn (Jerry) Tobin, &nbsp;Anne Marie (Doug) Stewart, Brothers - Daniel McFadden and Joe (Eve) McFadden and many nieces and nephews.

Patricia had a huge group of wonderful friends. She brightened so many lives with her love and kindness. Everyone who met her loved and admired her. She brought a bright light to so many people’s lives.

She absolutely loved nature, feeding and watching her birds and looking at clouds and finding shapes in them. She had an amazing witty sense of humor and absolutely loved to dance. She will be missed so much.

The family wishes to thank the ProHealth Hospice team that cared for her in her final days. They are also very grateful for all the love and support from friends in Owensboro who were always willing to help her in times of need when her family was not able to be there.

A memorial Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated 11 AM, Saturday, November 11 at Divine Mercy Parish - St. Paul's Catholic Church (508 N. 4th Street, Burlington).  Patricia will be laid to rest at Sacred Heart Cemetery following a lunch at church. 

Please continue to keep Ann's family in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Editor's note: The location has been corrected from the original publication.

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 <figcaption>Patricia Ann Oltman</figcaption>
 </figure>Patricia Ann Oltman, 88, died peacefully surrounded by family on Oct. 15, 2023. She was a recent resident of Greenfield, Wis., moving here from Owensboro, Ky. where she lived for the past 30 years. Twenty of those years were spent with her best friend and companion, the late Gerry Trautner.Patricia was born on June 28, 1935, in Muscatine, to the late George and Ernestine McFadden. She grew up in Burlington, where she graduated from Burlington Catholic High School and continued her education at St. Ambrose School of Nursing in Davenport. There she met and married John Oltman and had four daughters. They moved to Milwaukee, Wis., then later to Chattanooga, Tenn. where she earned her master’s degree in Psychiatric Nursing. Patricia and John then moved to Ellerbe, N.C. They later divorced. Patricia moved to Albuquerque, N.M. for a short time then later settled in Owensboro, Ky.Survivors include her four daughters, Mayna (Jon) Foshey, Melissa Stearns, Shelley (Dave) Schram and Maureen “Rene” (Rocky) Moses; her three grandsons, Clayton (Nicole) Burlingame, Beau (Jeannette) Burlingame, and Spencer Moses; three great-grandsons, Barrett, Roy, and Darwin. Sisters, &nbsp;Marilyn (Jerry) Tobin, &nbsp;Anne Marie (Doug) Stewart, Brothers - Daniel McFadden and Joe (Eve) McFadden and many nieces and nephews.Patricia had a huge group of wonderful friends. She brightened so many lives with her love and kindness. Everyone who met her loved and admired her. She brought a bright light to so many people’s lives.She absolutely loved nature, feeding and watching her birds and looking at clouds and finding shapes in them. She had an amazing witty sense of humor and absolutely loved to dance. She will be missed so much.The family wishes to thank the ProHealth Hospice team that cared for her in her final days. They are also very grateful for all the love and support from friends in Owensboro who were always willing to help her in times of need when her family was not able to be there.A memorial Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated 11 AM, Saturday, November 11 at Divine Mercy Parish - St. Paul's Catholic Church (508 N. 4th Street, Burlington). Patricia will be laid to rest at Sacred Heart Cemetery following a lunch at church. Please continue to keep Ann's family in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.Editor's note: The location has been corrected from the original publication.

Patricia Ann Oltman

Ramondo ‘Doe’ Maurice Randle died Saturday, Oct.28, 2023, at his home. Born April 17, 1975, in Galesburg, Ill., he was the son of Linda Randle and Jeff Summers. He met the love of his life, Michele Deitrick, in 1995 and they married on May 22, 2004, in Burlington.

Doe was a merchandiser for Coca-Cola for 22 years. He was an assistant football coach at Burlington High School for the past 9 years and previously coached football for Galesburg High School. He was a Third-Degree Master Mason at the W.L. Darrow Masonic Lodge #10, in Galesburg, Ill. as well as a member of Elks Lodge #84, in Burlington.

He will forever be known as “world's best papa,” an amazing father, husband, brother, and friend. Everyone Doe knew will cherish his impact on their lives, either through friendship, mentorship, or love. He knew how to have fun and had the uncanny ability to be the life of any party and loved his music. He was a passionate football coach and a mentor to the young men that he coached. Doe was a loyal Illini and Dallas Cowboys fan. When you saw Doe, he always had a smile on his face and a large hug waiting for you. It was clear that Doe loved his friends and above all, his family and God.

Doe is survived by his wife, Michele Randle of Burlington, three children Taylor and Tristan of Burlington, and Darius Randle (Fiancé Christine Toft) of Canton, Ill. Eight grandchildren Tayvion, Treyson, Jayniah, Jeremiah, Dacia, Zayvion, Raelynn, and Aviahna. His mother Linda Randle of Galesburg, Ill.; his in-laws, Dana Johnston of Burlington, and Rick (Sandy) Johnston of Montrose. Two sisters Stephanie (Johnell Hunt) Beamon of Southaven, Miss, and Danielle Lewis of Galesburg. Two brothers, Quincy and Eugene Summers of Champaign, Ill. Two brothers-in-law Jeremy Deitrick and Dane (Brittany) Johnston of St. Louis. His uncles who were so important to him and more than just uncles, Calvin (Melody) Randle, Greg (Alison) Turner, and George (Cindy) Turner. His grandfather-in-law Dallas Johnston. Many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins.

Doe is reunited in heaven with his grandmother Vera Randle, father Jeff Summers, nephew Jason Lewis, father-in-law James “Jimmy-D” Deitrick, and Grandmothers-in-law Carol Paxton Hippe and Mary Lou Johnston.

Honoring his wishes, cremation has been entrusted to the care of Lunning Chapel. A Celebration of Life will be held on Dec. 2, 2023, at the Burlington Gym from 4 to 7 p.m. Please wear your favorite Dallas Cowboys, Illini, Burlington Grayhounds, or Silver Streak gear. Doe would love that! A memorial has been established for his grandchildren’s education.

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 <img src="https://d2eftiauov6o73.cloudfront.net/public/2023/11/1699148155147.jpeg" alt="Ramondo Maurice "Doe" Randle" />
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 </figure>Ramondo ‘Doe’ Maurice Randle died Saturday, Oct.28, 2023, at his home. Born April 17, 1975, in Galesburg, Ill., he was the son of Linda Randle and Jeff Summers. He met the love of his life, Michele Deitrick, in 1995 and they married on May 22, 2004, in Burlington.Doe was a merchandiser for Coca-Cola for 22 years. He was an assistant football coach at Burlington High School for the past 9 years and previously coached football for Galesburg High School. He was a Third-Degree Master Mason at the W.L. Darrow Masonic Lodge #10, in Galesburg, Ill. as well as a member of Elks Lodge #84, in Burlington.He will forever be known as “world's best papa,” an amazing father, husband, brother, and friend. Everyone Doe knew will cherish his impact on their lives, either through friendship, mentorship, or love. He knew how to have fun and had the uncanny ability to be the life of any party and loved his music. He was a passionate football coach and a mentor to the young men that he coached. Doe was a loyal Illini and Dallas Cowboys fan. When you saw Doe, he always had a smile on his face and a large hug waiting for you. It was clear that Doe loved his friends and above all, his family and God.Doe is survived by his wife, Michele Randle of Burlington, three children Taylor and Tristan of Burlington, and Darius Randle (Fiancé Christine Toft) of Canton, Ill. Eight grandchildren Tayvion, Treyson, Jayniah, Jeremiah, Dacia, Zayvion, Raelynn, and Aviahna. His mother Linda Randle of Galesburg, Ill.; his in-laws, Dana Johnston of Burlington, and Rick (Sandy) Johnston of Montrose. Two sisters Stephanie (Johnell Hunt) Beamon of Southaven, Miss, and Danielle Lewis of Galesburg. Two brothers, Quincy and Eugene Summers of Champaign, Ill. Two brothers-in-law Jeremy Deitrick and Dane (Brittany) Johnston of St. Louis. His uncles who were so important to him and more than just uncles, Calvin (Melody) Randle, Greg (Alison) Turner, and George (Cindy) Turner. His grandfather-in-law Dallas Johnston. Many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins.Doe is reunited in heaven with his grandmother Vera Randle, father Jeff Summers, nephew Jason Lewis, father-in-law James “Jimmy-D” Deitrick, and Grandmothers-in-law Carol Paxton Hippe and Mary Lou Johnston.Honoring his wishes, cremation has been entrusted to the care of Lunning Chapel. A Celebration of Life will be held on Dec. 2, 2023, at the Burlington Gym from 4 to 7 p.m. Please wear your favorite Dallas Cowboys, Illini, Burlington Grayhounds, or Silver Streak gear. Doe would love that! A memorial has been established for his grandchildren’s education.

Ramondo ‘Doe’ Maurice Randle

Alyce Marie Edwards, 75, of Burlington, died Wednesday, November 1, 2023, at her home.

Alyce Marie Edwards, 75, of Burlington, died Wednesday, November 1, 2023, at her home.She was born Jan. 8, 1948, in Omaha, Neb., the daughter of William and Hazel Andrews Childers. She married Keith Chenoweth on Nov. 2, 1968, in Burlington.Alyce and Keith went on to raise two sons, Brad (Tonya) Chenoweth of Burlington and Mike (Toni) Chenoweth of Mediapolis. They later divorced. Alice then married William “Bill” Edwards on Aug. 9, 1997, in Illinois. They later divorced.Alyce was a lover of all animals, especially her two cats Mike and Whitey, who were energetic greeters at the Tenderfoot Carpets store. She loved all of her grandchildren; which include Courtney Chenoweth, Mika Chenoweth and Charles Chenoweth and great-grandchildren, Madison, Maxwell and Eleanor.Alyce loved gardening in her free time, feeding the birds, spending time with friends and family, reading novels and learning about her Lord and Savior. Most of all she LOVED spending time and visiting with her customers at Tenderfoot Carpets.She is survived by her two sons; three grandchildren, three great-grandchildren; brother William (Diane) Childers of Omaha, Neb. and sister Sue Farnsworth of Grain Valley, Mo.She was preceded in death by her parents and brother Kevin Childers.A celebration of life will be held at a later date. Cremation has been accorded and entrusted to the care of Lunning Chapel.

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