Liz was a proud 1963 graduate of Dubuque Senior High School. Calvary Cemetery following the mass.Įlizabeth (Liz) was born December 31, 1944, in Dubuque to Russell A. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy, memorials may be directed to Hospice of Jackson County.Įlizabeth Mary (Scherrer) Flavin, 78, formerly of Dubuque, IA, passed away at Charter House – Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, surrounded by family and friends.Ī funeral mass will be held Thursday, September 28, 2023, at 10:30am at St. The Carson Celebration of Life Center in Maquoketa is caring for the family. Public Graveside Services and Burial celebrating Marilyn’s life will be held at 11 A.M., Tuesday, September 26, 2023, at Pence Cemetery, rural Baldwin, Iowa. She was preceded in death by her parents, brothers Duane and Donn Willey, and her husband Heber Nothstine II. Those left to honor her memory include a daughter, Renee Bennett, and a son, Heber Nothstine III. Marilyn was an avid fan of the Iowa Hawkeyes and enjoyed going out to eat with friends. They raised two children, a daughter Renee, and a son, Heber III. She married Heber Nothstine II on Augin Traverse City, Michigan, and shortly thereafter they moved back to Iowa where they took over the family farm. Marilyn started her 20-year nursing career in Iowa City, Iowa, then Oregon, Michigan, and lastly back home in Maquoketa, Iowa. She always wanted to be a nurse and received her RN nursing degree from the University of Iowa. She graduated from Baldwin High School in 1948. Marilyn was born on Decemto Mildred and LaVerne Willey. WebBBS 4.Marilyn Jean Nothstine, 92, of Baldwin, Iowa, passed away peacefully at home on Tuesday morning, September 19, 2023. Monona Obituaries maintained by Linda Ziemann ?. Ray was preceded in death by his parents wife, Mable one son, Kenny siblings, Art, Clarence, Takla, Greg, Mercedes, Fred, Ernie, Carolyn, Jerome, Anna Mae, Rosella and Jeanette. nieces nephews other relatives and friends.
Grateful for having shared his life are his children, Carol and husband, Tom Houchins of Sioux City, Jerry and wife, Carolyn Fischer of Mesa, Ariz., Ron and wife, Vicky Fischer of Eden Prairie, Minn., Marilyn Fischer and Alan Zussman of Madison, Wis., and Dean and wife, Mary Fischer of Sergeant Bluff one daughter-in-law, Phyllis and husband, Bill Arledge of Omaha 12 grandchildren, Kurt, Kerry and wife, Chris, Keith, Todd and wife, Dani, Sheri and husband, Joel, Clay and wife, Shawn, Jeb and wife, Dyana, Josh and wife, Katie, Paul, Heather and husband, Tomas, Stacy and husband, Keith, and Dawn 19 great-grandchildren, Korey, Kolton, Kayla, Konner, Sydney, Tristan, Travis, Trevor, Kenny, Samantha, Kendra, Nash, Seth, Grace, Sara, Donovan, T.J., Kyan and Kamden two great-great-grandchildren one brother, Edward and wife, Jane Fischer of Nebraska City, Neb. Ray was a longtime 4-H leader, a member of the NFO and was active in the Whiting Christmas Organization. Ray enjoyed woodworking, watching baseball, music and traveling during retirement. Ray continued making his home in Whiting until moving to Sergeant Bluff in 2006. That same year, Ray and Mable moved into Whiting and he began working as a custodian at the school until retiring in the late 1970s. The family made their home on farms north of Whiting and Ray farmed for several years, retiring in 1964. To this union six children were born, Carol, Jerry, Kenny, Ron, Marilyn and Dean. 28, 1935, Ray was united in marriage to Mable Bliven. In 1934, Ray moved to Whiting and worked on a ranch north of town.
While in school, Ray pitched for the baseball team. Ray was raised in the area of his birth and he attended country school, then went to Wynot (Neb.) High School, graduating in 1931. Raymond George Fischer, son of Edward Henry and Louise Anna (Hans) Fischer, was born Aug. Saturday at Pearson Funeral Home in Onawa, with the Rev. Fischer, 98, of Whiting died Tuesday, Jan. Posted By: Connie J Swearingen ( email ?)
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