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Eldon Leland Jarrard 1927-2010
Eldon Leland Jarrard, 83, of
North Liberty, passed away on
Tuesday, November 30, 2010, at
Windmill Manor in Coralville.
Funeral services were held at 1:30
p.m. on Sunday, December 5, 2010,
at the Sorden-Lewis Home for Fu-
neral and Cremation Services in
Lone Tree. Rev. Alecia Williams
officiated the services. Burial
was in the Lone Tree Cemetery.
Casket bearers were Mark Jar-
rard, Mike Seering, Doug Seering,
Kevin Malone, Scan Malone and
Mike Wright. Honorary casket
bearers were Scott Jarrard, Cleo
Dodson, Kenny Brenneman, Ver-
non Brenneman, Butch Meade,
David Malone and Fred Malone.
Visitation for Eldon was held on
Saturday, December 4, from 4:00
p.m. - 7:00 p.m. with a 7:00 p.m.
Masonic Service at the Sorden-
Lewis Home for Funeral and Cre-
mation Services in Lone Tree. In
Raymond Spicher
Bruce G. Kirchner 79, of Lone
Tree, passed away on Tuesday, No-
Vember 30, 2010, at his home. Funer-
al services for Bruce were held at
10:00 a.m. on Monday, December 6,
2010, at the Sorden-Lewis Home for
Puneral and Cremation Services in
Lone Tree. Carol Kaalberg, Parish
Life Administrator, officiated the
services. Burial was in the Lone
Tree Cemetery with full military
rites provided by the Lone Tree
American Legion Post 457. Visita-
tion for Bruce was held on Sunday,
December 5. from 4:30 p.m. - 7:00
.m. at the Sorden-Lewis Home for
Funeral and Cremation Services in
Lone Tree. In lieu of flowers dona-
tions may be made to the Lone Tree
First Responders in memory of
Bruce. Online condolences may be
sent to the Kirchner family at www.
lewisfuneralhomes.com.
Eldon Jarrard
lieu of flowers, a memorial fund
has been established at the fu-
neral home in memory of Eldon.
Online condolences may be sent to
the Jarrard family at www.lewis-
funeralhomes.com.
Eldon Leland Jarrard was born
on March 30, 1927, in Muscatine,
Iowa the son of Harry and Mil-
dred (Watson) Jarrard. Eldon was
a 1946, graduate of Lone Tree High
School. In 1948, Eldon was united
in marriage to Diane Abrams
in Iowa City Diane passed away
on July 3, 1965. Eldon was later
united in marriage to Elizabeth
"Betty" Malone on December 31,
1975 in Iowa City. Eldon was a
truck driver who drove for vari-
ous companies for many years.
He was a member of the United
Methodist Church in North Lib-
erty and a 50 year member of the
Lone Tree Masons, Abner Lodge
#535. Eldon enjoyed mowing, hav-
ing a manicured lawn, fishing,
camping, traveling, dancing, play-
ing and listening to music, but
most of all, Eldon dearly loved to
spend time with his family
Eldon will be deeply missed by
his wife, Betty of North Liberty;
his children, Rick Jarrard and
Raymond G. Spicher 1933-2010
A celebration of life mass for
Raymond G. Spicher 77, of Kalo-
na was held Monday, December
6, 2010 at 10:30AM at the Holy
Trinity Catholic Church in Rich-
mond. Burial followed at the Holy
Trinity Catholic Cemetery in
rural Richmond with full mili-
tary honors provided by the Rich-
mond AMVET Post 107. The fam-
ily greeted friends on Sunday, De-
cember 5, 2010 from 2-4 and 5-7PM
with a Rosary service at 7:15PM
at the Peterseim Funeral Home in
Kalona. Raymond died Wednes-
day, December 1, 2010 at his home
in Kalona following a lingering ill-
ness. His body has been cremated.
A memorial fund has been estab-
lished for Hospice of Iowa City
Raymond Gene Spicher was
born March 29, 1933 in Kalona,
Iowa the son of George and Velma
(Gingerich) Spicher. He graduated
from Kalona High School and on
February 20, 1954 he was united in
marriage to Diane Stumpf at the
Holy Trinity Catholic Church in
Richmond. He entered the United
States Navy in 1952 and served
until 1958. He was a member of
the Navy reserves from 1962 until
1989. Raymond operated the Jo-
etown Saw Mill for 15 years. He
was a member of the Holy Trin-
ity Catholic Church and Rich-
mond AMVET Post 107 where he
had served as a past commander.
Raymond enjoyed playing cards,
woodworking, puzzles, reading
and listening to country and west-
ern music.
Survivors include his wife
Diane of Kalona, seven children
and spouses, Dawn Spicher of
Kalona, Robin (Jerry) McLaugh-
Bruce G. Kirchner 1931-2010
Bruce Gaffe Kirchner was born
on January 9, 1931, in Muscatine,
Iowa, the son of Ernest Arnold and
Virginia Lorraine (Smith) Kirch-
ner. Bruce was a 1950 graduate of
Nichols High School. He served
with the U.S. Navy during the Ko-
rean War from 1952-1954 with the
rank of 3rd Class Boiler Tender. In
addition to this service, he served 4
years in the Navy Reserves, Bruce
was united in marriage to Mary
Jean Slofer on September 23, 1956
at the Nichols Methodist Church
in Nichols, Iowa.. Bruce worked for
Pyramid Services in Iowa City for
30 years. He served as a member of
the executive board for the Meth-
odist Church in Lone Tree, was a
50 year member of the Masonic
Lodge starting in Nichols and then
the Lone Tree Abner Lodge 535, a
50 year member of the American
Legion, serving between West Lib-
erty and the Lone Tree American
Legion Post 457 and a 50 year mem-
ber of the Eastern Star in Nichols,
Lone Tree and the Columbus Junc-
tion Emma Bechman Chapter 445.
Bruce had his own workshop in his
b,ome nd loved making oak
Cttristms ornaments, furniture,
such as deacon benches and gazebo
style birdfeeders.
Bruce will be deeply missed by
his wife, Mary Jean of Lone Tree;
his daughter. Kathy Kay Miller and
her husband. Nick of Hills; one
grandson, Marshall Miller: one
great-grandson, Marcus Miller and
one sister, Lucille Green.
Bruce was preceded in death by
his parents, one sister, Jayne Burke,
one brother. Virgil Kirchner and
two brothers-in-law, Ferd Green
and Frank Burke.
Sandy Greiner
Greiner Ranking Member
J
of Economic Growth
-*' ' i ii 1 Senate Republican leadership to help grow sustainable jobs in
.i 1 announced committee assign- Iowa through economic growth,"
ments for the 84th General As- said Greiner. "This committee is
sembly which convenes on Janu-
arvy 10, 2011. Senator-elect Sandy
Greiner (R-Keota) was selected
as ranking member of the Sen-
ate Economic Growth Committee.
"I'm looking forward to working
with my fellow Republican leaders
a crucial one right now. We need
to break down the barriers that
are prohibiting and preventing
business growth and work to pass
meaningful legislation that works
for Iowans."
Klein Appointed to Leadership Role
and Public Safety committees The Iowa Legislature convenes
as well as the Transportation. January 10, 2011.
Infrastructure and Capitals Ap-
propriations subcommittee.
Jared Klein
Speaker-elect Kraig Paulsen
(-Hiawatha) has appointed Rep.
Uarad Klein (R-Keota) as Vice Chair
f the House Labor committee.
lep. Klein brings a real world
erspective to the House labor
%n]mittee. He is committed to
rOtecting Iowa taxpayers as well
s growing Iowa's small busi-
tleSses,,, said Paulsen. "His hard
rk and determination will,
elp put Iowans back to work.
lein will be serving his first
ern in the House. He will also
erve on the House Environmen-
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wife, Di of Union Hall, Virginia,
Danny Jarrard and his wife, Deb-
bie of Lone Tree, Trilly Jarrard
of North Liberty; step-daughter,
Karen Heumphreus of San Diego,
California; step-sons, Michael
Seering and his wife, Tami of
North Liberty and Doug Seering
of Iowa City; 10 grandchildren,
Dawn Jarrard, Travis (Kate) Jar-
rard, Tawnya (John) Doss, Cody
(Michele) Jarrard, Billy (Halley)
Smith, Beth Clark and fianc6, Tim
Denneny, Curtis Heumphreus, Sa-
mantha Seering, Riley Pirkl and
Cole Pirkl; 10 great-grandchil-
dren; one brother, Wayne Jarrard
and his wife, Wanda of Atalissa
and many nieces, nephews and
cousins.
Eldon was preceded in death by
his parents, first wife, Diane and
one sister, Marilyn Brumwell.
lin of Maryland, Valerie Spicher
of Lawrence, KS, Cindy (Rick)
Surly of Kalona, Crystal (Jim)
Freese of Delavan, WS, Andrew
(Shelia) Spicher of Prior Lake,
MN, Barry (Amy) Spicher of
Iowa City, 12 grandchidlren, Ka-
trina Surly, Jason McLaughlin,
Adam Surly, Melissa McLaugh-
lin, Amanda McLaughlin, Mark
Surly, Kate Freese, Nick Spicher,
Allie Spicher, Stone Spicher,
Zach Spicher and Jade Spicher,
three great grandchildren, Petra,
Claire and Wesley, three brothers,
Dean (Liz) Spicher of Charleston,
SC, Lee (Judy) Spicher of the Vil-
lages, FL, Ron (Eileen) Spicher of
Kalona and sister Joyce Craig of
Iowa City, IA.
Preceding Raymond in death
were his parents.
Bruce Kirchner
Mercy Urgent Care at
269 North 1st Ave.
Continued... from page 1
Rochester Avenue at 269 North
1st Avenue. Just across from the
HyVee Drugtown and below the
Iowa City Family Practice doctors
office. Per the flyer you can walk
in and see a doctor on your own.
It's quick, convenient, and pri-
vate. But if you prefer to make an
appointment, you can do that too.
Mercy Urgent Care is a conve-
nient way to treat minor medical
problems at an affordable price,
especially if you don't have a reg-
ular doctor or can't see your regu-
lar doctor right away It takes care
of an immediate need without the
expense of the emergency room.
The facility is open to everyone.
You don't have to be a Mercy pa-
tient to use it.
Some of the things that they
address are respiratory illnesses
like coughs, colds, and earaches,
ear and eye conditions, on-the-job
injuries, cuts, simple fractures, or
minor burns, splint/cast applica-
tion, headaches, stomach aches,
nebulizer treatments, flu shots in
season, immunizations and injec-
tions, physicals, including ROTC,
DOT, and sports physicals, remov-
al of foreign bodies, simple tests
like pregnancy, strep, and glucose
and lab and x-ray services.
If a prescription is needed, it
will be sent electronically to the
retail pharmacy you choose. Most
insurance plans are accepted and
financial assistance may be avail-
able depending on income and ap-
plication.
If you need follow-up care, you
will be referred to your primary'
care doctor. Your doctor will atso
receive a copy of your records
from your urgent care visit. If you
don't have a primary care doctm;,
their Mercy On Call nurses wilt
help you find a doctor who suits
your needs.
Lisa Steichen, office manager
at Mercy Urgent Care East, indi-
cated there are 2 full time MD's
and 4-5 MD's that rotate through
the office. All patients see a boar4
certified MD for their treatment,
Some things that this facility has.
that some comparable sites may
not is on site radiology and waved
testing, used for strep and flu di-
agnosis, and they have access to
the Mercy Outreach Lab services:
Steichen stated, "Unlike some
services offered the patient usu,
ally only waits about 5 minutes
for their diagnosis and treatment
to begin." She went on to say" "We
are only closed on Christmas Day.
Otherwise we are open on holi-
days." The office hours are.7:30
a.m. to 8:30 p.m. on vceekdays and
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on weekends
and holidays. There is another
site being readied to open in
Coralvffle some time in the spring
around June 1, 2011. A full list;0
services and costs is available
calling Mercy Urgent Care Ea
688-7777.
I am glad that we have a serv.i
like this in the area. Both as a do:
venience to us and as a reli:or:
the emergency rooms. : "
From BeckySchmitz: It'slii:.
been an honor :,
It's.been an honor and a plea-
sure to represent you in the Iowa
Senate.
Thank you for the hundreds of
letters, e-mails, phone calls and
face-to-face visits over the years.
You've given me great ideas and
suggestions and have helped me
better understand the issues, both
large and small.
Together, we accomplished
much. Iowa's renewable energy
industry is thriving. {,)A" Sttis
number one when it comesto chfl-
dren's health care. And we've laid
the groundwork to keep building a
strong economy
I'll continue to be involved and I
hope you will too. Your interest in
improving our state will help Iowa
remain the best place to live. work
and raise a family.
Sincerely,
Becky Schmitz
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