Mason City, Iowa âœŚ Sunday, August 2, 2015
WEDDING Kofron Wedding The Kofron Wedding was held on July 18, 2015, at a private home in Pebble Creek, Mason City, Iowa. Darin and Johnathan Kofron would like to thank all that took time to attend and offer thanks in cards and gifts. From our hearts to yours.
BIRTH Brynlee Marie Bird Brandon and Laura Bird, of Hampton, Iowa, are the parents of a daughter, Brynlee Marie Bird, born on June 9, 2015, at 4:44 p.m. at Mercy Medical Center-North Iowa, Mason City.
ANNIVERSARY Harmons celebrated 60 years PUEBLO WEST, Colo. — Joe Harmon and Beverly Dorenkamp Harmon of Pueblo West, Colorado, were married July 23, 1955, at First Methodist Church in Thornton, Iowa. The couple will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with a card shower. Cards can be sent to Joe and Beverly Harmon, 208 E Dawnview Drive, Pueblo West, CO 81007.
BIRTH Elyse Lauren Zrostlik Seth and Hilary Zrostlik, of Ventura, are the parents of a daughter, Elyse Lauren Zrostlik born at 6:06 p.m. April 29, 2015, at Mercy Medical Center-North Iowa, Mason City.
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Seth and Hilary Zrostlik, of Ventura, are the parents of a daughter, Elyse Lauren Zrostlik born at 6:06 p.m. April 29, 2015, at Mercy Medical CenterNorth Iowa, Mason City. She weighed 8 pounds, 3 ounces and was 21 inches long. Elyse is welcomed by big sister Brinlynn. Grandparents are Randy and Laura Rinnels, Ventura, and Dave and Lorna Zrostlik, Forest City. Great-grandparents are Caroll and Marie Herndon, Forest City, Barb DeVary, Mason City, and Judy Rinnels, Clear Lake.
HAMPTON — Brandon and Laura Bird, of Hampton, Iowa, are the parents of a daughter, Brynlee Marie Bird, born on June 9, 2015, at 4:44 p.m. at Mercy Medical Center-North Iowa, Mason City. She weighed 7 lbs. 2.4 oz., and was 19¾ inches long. Brynlee is welcomed home by big sister Lexie. Grandparents are Verlynn and Lyn Andrews, Alexander, and Dave and the late Jean Bird, Clear Lake.
Prayer to the Blessed Virgin (Never Known to Fail) Oh, Most Beautiful Flower of Mt. Carmel, Fruitful Vine, Splendor of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. Oh Star of the Son, help me and show me herein you are my Mother. Oh, Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to succor me in my necessity (make request). There are none that can withstand your power. Oh Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee (three times). Holy Mary, I place this cause in your hands (three times). Say this prayer for three consecutive days. You must publish it and it will be granted to you. D.V.
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AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS Emily Willms. CORWITH: Derek Studer. FERTILE: Luke Schiller. FLOYD: Jessica Field. FOREST CITY: Austin Adams, Courtney Fredrickson, Kelsey McQuown, Drew Tweeten. HAMPTON: Josh Hicks. LAKOTA: Emily Davids. LIVERMORE: Sarah Berte. MARBLE ROCK: Matthew Heidenwirth. MASON CITY: Hannah Bray, Benjamin Buffington, Callie Ginapp, Aron Hrubetz, Vanessa Johnson, Peter Lapointe, Hannah Lassise, Bekzoda Malikova, Aaron Morse, Alex Rier, Hayden Romig, Ellison Ruen, Caleb Simon, Mason True, Ryan Voves, Kyle Weiss, Tyler Wicks, Clint Matthews. NORTHWOOD: Mikaela Butler, Janet Lawler. OSAGE: Emma Boehmer, Trevor Hejhal, Adam Phillips, Carter Roggensack, Sawyer Small. ST. ANSGAR: Paige Salz. STACYVILLE: Jayme Blaser.
WESLEY: Abigail Reding. WHITTEMORE: Amber Lenz. Undergraduate students in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the College of Engineering, and the Tippie College of Business who achieve a grade point average of 3.50 or higher on 12 semester hours or more of UI graded course work during a given semester or summer session and who have no semester hours of I (incomplete) or O (no grade reported) during the same semester are recognized by inclusion on the Dean’s List for that semester. Undergraduate students in the Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine may qualify for the Dean’s List with fewer than 12 semester hours of graded credit if deemed appropriate by the college. College of Nursing students participating in clinical courses must have a total of 12 semester hours of earned credit, with eight semester hours of graded credit with a grade point average of 3.50 or higher.
Morningside College awards degrees to spring graduates SIOUX CITY — Morningside College presented degrees to more than 320 undergraduate and graduate students during its 117th spring commencement. Graduates include: ALGONA: Abigail L. Atkinson, Bachelor of Science, elementary
education teaching, special education teaching. CHARLES CITY: Rebecca A. DeBell Mead, Master of Arts in teaching. CLARKSVILLE: Leanne M. Tucker, Master of Arts in teaching. FOREST CITY: Ryan C. Eastvold, Master of Arts in teaching; Kristine
K. Reece, Master of Arts in teaching. HAMPTON: Kelly Meader, Master of Arts in teaching. OSAGE: Joshua P. Steinberg, Bachelor of Science in nursing. WHITTEMORE: Amber M. Hentges, Bachelor of Science in nursing.
WATERLOO — Allen College released its Dean’s List for the completion of the spring semester of the 2014-15 academic year. Bachelor’s and Associate’s students named to the list must complete at least 12 semester hours and achieve a grade point average of 3.5 or above.
North Iowa students named to the Dean’s List include: BELMOND: Anna Boelman. CHARLES CITY: Lisa Berns, Katie Milligan. CLARKSVILLE: Sydney Schmadeke. DUMONT: Lucas Hanson.
FOREST CITY: Bethany Hall, Alexzandra Mehmen. MASON CITY: Linae Cannella. NASHUA: Lucas Baxter. OSAGE: Alixandrea Paulus. PARKERSBURG: Krista Miller.
Students named to Dean’s List at Bethel University ST. PAUL, Minn. — The following North Iowa students were named to the Dean’s List for academic excellence for the spring 2015 semester at Bethel University in St. Paul.
The Dean’s List honors students who achieve a grade point average of 3.6 or greater. Students recognized include: CLEAR LAKE: Caitlin Harle, Jacob Harle.
FOREST CITY: Danika Fredrickson. GARNER: Krista Jolivette. LAKE MILLS: Benjamin Irons. MASON CITY: Caleb Perkins.
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IOWA CITY — The University of Iowa released its President’s List and Dean’s List for the 2015 spring semester. North Iowa students recognized are as follows: President’s List LIVERMORE: Sarah Berte. MASON CITY: Vanessa Johnson, Hannah Lassise, Alex Rier. OSAGE: Sawyer Small. Students named to the President’s List must have a minimum 4.0 grade point average in all academic subjects for the preceding two semesters, with a total of at least 12 semester hours of credit per semester during that period. Dean’s List ALGONA: Alexander Boisjolie, Brian Culver, Rhiannon Larson, Grant Reding. CHARLES CITY: Abby Ayers, Ericka Dangos, Gabriel Fortunato, Kameron Kuykendall, Tyler Labarge, Kelsey McKeag. CLARION: Lauren March. CLEAR LAKE: Matt Bieber, Madeline Hess, Troy Jandebeur, Kaitlyn Pitzen, Chandler Rognes,
Allen College names students to Dean’s List
Celebrate Retirement • Celebrate Birthday • Celebrate Anniversary • Celebrate Friendship
Local students named to University of Iowa President’s/Dean’s Lists
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ANNIVERSARIES
BIRTH
Ginther, 1st anniversary and Janine Dorenkamp, Bennington, NE, and children, Isaac, Alexander, Jacob and Evelyn; and Nathan and Mary Dorenkamp, Farmington, MN, and children, MASON CITY — Duane Dorenkamp and Doreen (Perkins) Dorenkamp celebrated their 50th anniversary Michael, Adrienne, Dominic and Zachary. The couple with a trip to Branson with all 25 members of their fam- also enjoyed an overnight in the Cities to see Mary Poppins at Chanhassen Dinner Theater. ily: JoEllen and Tim Reynolds, Belmond, IA, and chilDuane and Doreen were married July 10, 1965, at dren Kyle Reynolds, Marion, IA, and Cole and Patricia Deer Creek Lutheran Church, rural Carpenter, IA. They Reynolds, Alexander, IA, and their children, Addysen recently moved from their Sheffield-area farm to 220 and Cayden; Erik and Kim Dorenkamp, Norwalk, IA, Pebble Creek Drive, Mason City, IA. and children, Ethan, Megan, Teegan and Josilan; Tim
Dorenkamp, 50 years
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Riley Ginther
WEBSTER CITY — Cory Lynn Ginther and Megan Kate (Wihlm) Ginther of Webster City, Iowa, were married Aug. 2, 2014, at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, in Roseville, Iowa. The couple will celebrate their first wedding anniversary.
PRAYER
WEBSTER CITY —Cory and Megan Ginther, of Webster City, are the parents of a son, Riley Ginther, born on May 8, 2015, at 7:47 p.m. at Van Diest Medical Center, Webster City. He weighed 9 lbs. 4 oz., and was 20.75 inches long.
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Prayer to the Blessed Virgin
Thank You
POWERFUL PRAYER TO MOST POWERFUL SAINT EXPEDITE WHEN IN NEED GO TO SAINT EXPEDITE! When you are in urgent need... Pray to Saint Expedite Our dear martyr and protector, Saint Expedite, You who know what is necessary and what is urgently needed. I beg you to intercede before the Holy Trinity, that by your grace my request will be granted. ____________ (Clearly express what you want, and ask him to find a way to get it to you.) May I receive your blessings and favors. In the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, Amen. If Saint Expedite grants your request, place fresh flowers beside his statue in your home or in the church. Also place an ad in the newspaper thanking Saint Expedite, so that his name and fame will grow. T.M.C.
(Never Known to Fail) Oh, Most Beautiful Flower of Mt. Carmel, Fruitful Vine, Splendor of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. Oh Star of the Son, help me and show me herein you are my Mother. Oh, Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to succor me in my necessity (make request). There are none that can withstand your power. Oh Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee (three times). Holy Mary, I place this cause in your hands (three times). Say this prayer for three consecutive days. You must publish it and it will be granted to you. M.M.S.
POWERFUL PRAYER TO MOST POWERFUL SAINT EXPEDITE WHEN IN NEED GO TO SAINT EXPEDITE! When you are in urgent need... Pray to Saint Expedite Our dear martyr and protector, Saint Expedite, You who know what is necessary and what is urgently needed. I beg you to intercede before the Holy Trinity, that by your grace my request will be granted. ____________ (Clearly express what you want, and ask him to find a way to get it to you.) May I receive your blessings and favors. In the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, Amen. If Saint Expedite grants your request, place fresh flowers beside his statue in your home or in the church. Also place an ad in the newspaper thanking Saint Expedite, so that his name and fame will grow. D.V.
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AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS University of Iowa announces 2015 spring graduates
distinction; Trevor Hejhal, Bachelor of Business Administration, economics; Alicia K. Krones, Doctor of Dental Surgery, dentistry; Adam Hamilton Phillips, Bachelor of Arts, communication studies with high distinction; Bachelor of Arts, theatre arts with high distinction. ROCKFORD: Jordan Mitchell Westphal, Doctor of Pharmacy, pharmacy. ROCKWELL: Madison M. Adams, Bachelor of Arts, anthropology, and Certificate, museum studies; Kelly Lynne McGee Preuninger, Doctor of Nursing Practice, nursing; Kayla Karina Tyray Watson, Bachelor of Arts, health and human physiology with highest distinction. SHEFFIELD: Alex Brayton, Master of Arts, leisure studies. TITONKA: Hannah R. Anderson, Doctor of Dental Surgery, dentistry.
McKeag, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, nursing. CLEAR LAKE: Wyatt Allan Asche, Bachelor of Business Administration, management; Paxton Thomas Farmer, Bachelor of Business Administration, finance; Taharat Khan, Master of Public Health, master of public health program; Jillian K. Madsen, Bachelor of Arts, social work; Victoria F. Moran, Doctor of Dental Surgery, dentistry; Daniel W. Scarrow, Doctor of Dental Surgery, dentistry. FERTILE: Emma Carmen Schiller, Bachelor of Science, human physiology. FLOYD: Joseph S. Field, Bachelor of Science in Engineering, mechanical engineering. FOREST CITY: Bailey Joy Gilbertson, Bachelor of Arts, elementary education; Matthew Douglas Jenson, Bachelor of Science, political science;
Sara Mielke, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, nursing; Sara Jo Nelson, Bachelor of Arts, journalism and mass communication, and Certificate, entrepreneurial management; Drew Michael Tweeten, Bachelor of Business Administration, economics, and Bachelor of Business Administration, finance. GRAFTON: Jenna Kathryn Cimmiyotti, Bachelor of Science, radiation sciences with highest distinction. HAMPTON: Erin Drew, Bachelor of Science, radiation sciences, and Certificate, diagnostic medical sonography; Josh Hicks, Bachelor of Arts, English. LAKE MILLS: Michael Carl Tiedman, Master of Health Administration, health management and policy. LIVERMORE: Sarah Alyssa Berte, Bachelor of Arts, psychology with
distinction. MARBLE ROCK: Matthew Jon Heidenwirth, BAS- Bachelor of Applied Studies; Certificate, entrepreneurial management and Certificate, nonprofit management. MASON CITY: Toni C. Becker, Master of Arts, speech pathology and audiology; Hannah Alisa Bray, Bachelor of Arts, chemistry with high distinction; Benjamin James Buffington, Bachelor of Arts, health and human physiology; Elise Venola Duvall, Master of Arts, music; Jordan Michael Flaherty, Bachelor of Science in engineering, biomedical engineering; Benson Friedrick Hargens, Doctor of Medicine, medicine; Aaron E. Kacer, Bachelor of Arts, biology; Elle N. Kaiser, Juris Doctor degree; Cody James King, Bachelor of Science, actuarial science with highest distinction and Bachelor of Science, mathematics
with highest distinction; Sarah McCarthy, Bachelor of Arts, journalism and mass communication; Alex Miller, Master of Health Administration, health management and policy; Jennifer R. Nelson, Doctor of Dental Surgery, dentistry; Thomas Ryan Potthoff, Bachelor of Science in Engineering, electrical engineering; Sean Edward Slaven, Doctor of Medicine, medicine; Whitney Lynn Springer, Bachelor of Arts, speech and hearing science; Jacob Ulstad, Bachelor of Arts, interdepartmental studies. NORTHWOOD: Janet Marie Lawler, Bachelor of Arts, classical languages with distinction; Bachelor of Arts, journalism and mass communication with distinction; Bachelor of Science, political science with distinction. OSAGE: Emma Ann Boehmer, Bachelor of Business Administration, marketing with high
ALLISON: Andrea Schrage, Matthew Heeren, Mitchell Williams. APLINGTON: Kellan Koch. BRITT: Derica Jakoubek, Larissa Christ, Anna Mallen. WAVERLY — WartCHARLES CITY: burg College recognized Abby Lasher, Nicholas 454 students who were named to the 2015 Winter/ Hageman, Gillian Feller, Kirby Meyer, HarriMay Term Dean’s List. son Sheckler. The list honors students CLARKSVILLE: Kimwho earned a cumulative berly Wedeking, Dalton grade point average of 3.5 Ciavarelli, Samuel Reiher. or above in at least five CLEAR LAKE: course credits during the Joel Toppin. two terms. DOWS: Four of the five course Elizabeth Lockwood. credits must be graded HAMPTON: with a traditional letKierra Green. ter grade. LAKE MILLS: MakenThose honored include: zie Thorson. ALGONA: MANLY: Jakob Hamilton.
Amy Prestholt. MASON CITY: Brittanie Lucas, Angela Zook, Anna Henrich, Logan Goetzinger, Thomas Schiffer. NEW HARTFORD: Alexa Schmitz, Kaitlyn Brouwer, Benjamin Cuvelier. NORTHWOOD: Zachary Marpe. OSAGE: Kate Huffman. PARKERSBURG: Brett Schwickerath. ROCKFORD: Amalia Emerson. SHEFFIELD: Caitlin Retz. SHELL ROCK: Morgan Neuendorf, Megan Neuendorf. ST. ANSGAR: Christen Pink.
Kerkhoff receives degree/honors at University of Minnesota-Duluth
Purple and Old Gold awards presented at UNI commencement
IOWA CITY — The following North Iowa students are among the 2015 spring graduates at the University of Iowa. ALGONA: Brian Culver, Bachelor of Arts, physics; Kevin Elbert, Bachelor of Business Administration, marketing; Colby Joseph Krieps, Doctor of Pharmacy, pharmacy graduated with distinction; Andrew Donald Schiltz, Bachelor of Business Administration, finance and Bachelor of Business Administration, management. BELMOND: Shawna Rae Cooper, Master of Social Work, social work; Kyle Lane Uhlenhopp, Bachelor of Arts, biology. CHARLES CITY: Dustin Thomas Heddens, Bachelor of Science in Engineering, mechanical engineering; Kelsey Troy
Wartburg College students named to 2015 Winter/May Term Dean’s List
CEDAR FALLS — Purple and Old Gold awards, recognizing meritorious scholarship or conspicuous achievement, were presented to 56 seniors during the University of Northern Iowa’s spring commencement DULUTH, Minn. — Alyssa Kerkhoff, of Algona, ceremonies. The awards for meritorious scholarship are the highreceived a Bachelor of est university honor awarded by academic departments Applied Science degree, to undergraduate students. in public health educaThose for conspicuous achievement are granted to tion and promotion at the students with outstanding accomplishments. University of MinnesotaEach student receives a certificate and a Duluth in May. She graduated cum laude (3.75 grade bronze medallion. North Iowa graduates recognized include: point average). GARNER: Blake Risius, College of Education. Kerkhoff was also MASON CITY: Matthew Patchen, College of Businamed to the Dean’s ness Administration. List for the 2015 spring SHEFFIELD: Seth Tuttle, College of Education. semester, at the University STACYVILLE: Abby Goodale, College of Business of Minnesota-Duluth. Students named to the list Administration. must achieve a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.
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ANNIVERSARIES
ENGAGEMENTS Houdek, Stubbe
Harms, 50 years Jerry and Laurie (Stecker) Harms were married on Aug. 8, 1965, Harmons celebrated 60 years at Good Hope Lutheran Church in Titonka, Iowa, PUEBLO WEST, Colo. — Joe Harmon and Beverly and will celebrate their Dorenkamp Harmon of Pueblo West, Colorado, were 50th wedding anniversary married July 23, 1955, at First Methodist Church in with an open house from Thornton, Iowa. 1-4 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. While they resided In Mason City, Joe worked for 15, 2015, at the Water’s Armour Meat Packing Plant and Bev at Artistic Hair Edge by Smith Lake, north Salon before moving to Nampa, Idaho. They are curof Algona, IA (1010 — rently living in Pueblo West, Colorado. 250th Street). The couple will celebrate their 60th wedding anniIt is hosted by their versary with a card shower. Cards can be sent to Joe and children Jere and Eric Beverly Harmon, 208 E Dawnview Drive, Pueblo West, Bartolo of Mason City, CO 81007. Iowa; Chad and Jill Harms The couple’s children and their spouses are Bryce of Granger, Indiana; (Sheryl) Harmon, Mason City, Iowa, and Darcy (Tony) Matt and Sarah Harms of Scanlon, Pueblo West, Colorado. They have six grandFinchford, Iowa; and their children and one great-grandchild. seven grandchildren — Zachary, Rebecca, Jensen, Ava, Maryn, Hannah, and Connor. Your presence is their present.
PRAYER Thank You May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world
now and forever. St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, hope of the helpless, pray for us. Say nine times a day
for four days, then publish. Your prayer will be answered without failure. Thank you St. Jude. A.L.
Michelle Houdek of Ankeny, Iowa, is the daughter of Brian and Nancy Houdek of Forest City, Iowa. Michelle graduated from the University of Northern Iowa with a degree in Elementary Education and Early Childhood Education. She is employed as a substitute teacher in the Des Moines area schools and at Menards in Ankeny. Jeremy Stubbe of Ankeny, Iowa, is the son of Karen and the late Greg Stubbe of Ackley, Iowa. Jeremy is a graduate of Ackley-Geneva High School and is a conductor for the Union Pacific Railroad in Boone, Iowa.
The couple will be married on Saturday,
August 15, 2015 in Des Moines, Iowa.
Kraft, Skarphol ERICA KRAFT, of Johnston, Iowa, is the daughter of Ronald and Mary Fay of Graettinger, Iowa. Erica is employed by Wells Fargo Home Mortgage in West Des Moines, Iowa. BRYAN SKARPHOL, of Johnston, Iowa, is the son of George and Delores Arduser of Mason City, Iowa. Bryan is employed by Iowa Army National Guard in Johnston, Iowa. The couple will be married at 6 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 29, 2015, at The Historic Park Inn in Mason City, Iowa.
AWARD & ACHIEVEMENT Joshua Perkins receives degree at Bethel University ST. PAUL, Minn. — Joshua Perkins, degree in business following the spring of Mason City, received a Bachelor of Arts 2015 semester at Bethel University.
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WEDDING
BIRTH
Kofron Wedding
Aubrey Elizabeth Borcherding
The Kofron Wedding was held on July 18, 2015, at a private home in Pebble Creek, Mason City, Iowa. Darin and Johnathan Kofron would like to thank all that took time to attend and offer thanks in cards nad gifts. From our hearts to yours.
FERGUS FALLS, Minn. — Brittany and Matthew Borcherding, of Fergus Falls, Minnesota, are the proud parents of a daughter, Aubrey Elizabeth Borcherding, born June 11, 2015, at 3:22 p.m. at Lake Region Health Care in Fergus Falls, Minnesota. She weighed 7 pounds, 3 ounces, and was 21 inches long. Grandparents are Dave and Cindy Borcherding, Northwood; Kim Conrad, Battle Lake, Minnesota, and Russ and Yolanda Conrad, of Island City, Oregon. Great-grandparents are Marlene Borcherding, Mason City, Iowa; Phyllis Sherer, Mason City, Iowa, and Sharon and Ron Solheim, of Dalton, Minnesota. She joins her big sister, Alexa, at home.
THANK YOU Thank You Our hearts are full of gratitude when we say many thanks to family members, friends and neighbors for all acts of kindness and sympathy: food, flowers, calls, cards, memorials, visits and kind words spoken to our family regarding the recent passing of our wonderful husband, father, son and brother, Joshua Schubert. We want to express special appreciation to all who traveled to Wisconsin for the funeral, your presence was heartwarming. Special recognition and thanks go to Photography by Michelle of Nora Springs for the treasured family photos. Joshua will be remembered for his dedication to family, warm smile and love for life. Charity Schubert, children, Michael, Trinity and Anthony Jim and Kath Schubert Jennifer and Daniel Bissell Katie Schubert
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AWARD & ACHIEVEMENT
Congratulations Dr. Rachelle (Pedersen) Naridze MD MPH, and Irakli Naridze MBA! Dr. Rachelle (Pedersen) Naridze and her husband Irakli Naridze are 2015 graduates of the University of Iowa. Dr. Rachelle (Pedersen) Naridze earned her MD from Carver College of Medicine and her Master’s from the University of Iowa College of Public Health. She is currently in her first year of Residency at Broadlawns Hospital in Des Moines. Next year, she will begin her Dermatology Residency at Marshfield, Wisconsin. Rachelle is a 2006 Nora Springs-Rock Falls graduate and is the daughter of Ron and Lori Pedersen, Nora Springs. Her grandparents are David and Rachel Boeckholt, of Algona (Titonka), and John and Gerry Pedersen, of Humboldt (Algona). Irakli Naridze earned his Master’s in Business from the U of I, Tippie School of Management. Irakli is employed at Rockwell Collins in Cedar Rapids. He is the son of Gela and Tanya Naridze of Tibilisi, Republic of Georgia.
Thank You The family of Darlene (Smith) Brackey would like to express our appreciation and gratitude to all for the loving thoughts, prayers, cards, flowers, memorials, paper goods and food given to us during this difficult time. Thank you Father Gehling and Pastor Dave Byrd for the beautiful service, Wesley United Methodist Church for hosting the luncheon, Hogan Bremer Moore for their support, Hospice of North Iowa for their love and care, NICCU for their love and support and a special thanks to the staff at IOOF Home for all the wonderful and loving care you have given mom. And the IOOF residents that were like family to her. God Bless You All
DAY TO REMEMBER Former IOOF Children Reunion Individuals who spent part of their childhood at the I.O.O.F. Home will re-unite Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 8-9, 2015. They will meet both days at Legacy Manor of Mason City for socializing and dining; brunch on Sunday morning. For more information call Tom DeWitt 651-4022848.
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AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS University of Northern Iowa awards degrees to students
BRITT: Whitney Johnson, Bachelor of Arts, communication/public relations, interactive digiCEDAR FALLS — The tal studies. BURT: Michael HellUniversity of Northern man, Bachelor of Arts, Iowa awarded degrees to the following North Iowa theatre arts. CHARLES CITY: Kris students for the 2015 spring semester. An aster- Cother, Master of Arts, mathematics: secondary isk (*) preceding a name indicated “graduated with teaching; Cory Gregg, honors, two asterisks (**) Bachelor of Arts, history; Alisa Zbornik, Bachelor of means “graduated with Arts, accounting. high honors,” and three CLARION: Connor asterisks (***) means Kem, Bachelor of Arts, “graduated with highphysical education. est honors.” CLARKSVILLE: ALGONA: *John Laura Johnson, Bachelor Aboud, Bachelor of Arts, of Arts, elementary edumovement and exercise science: exercise science; cation, middle level education dual major. Donald Beletti, Bachelor CLEAR LAKE: Ashley of Arts, finance: investAllenstein, Bachelor of ments; Molly Cook, Bachelor of Arts, biology; arts, athletic training, Dustin Rasmus, Bachelor movement and exercise science: sport psychology; of Arts, management Molly Bonin, Master of information systems. Social Work, SW: 2-year APLINGTON: Koby trauma informed prac; Capper, Master of Arts in Education, elementary Kiana Cullinan, Bachelor of Science, biology-honeducation; Samantha ors research; Erinn Heine, Heitland, Bachelor of Bachelor of Arts, art: Arts, history; Brandon Schipper, Master of Arts, studio emphasis; Alicia Mormann, Master of Arts, psychology: industrial speech-language patholorganizational fifth year. ogy; **Stacie Olk, BachBELMOND: Kaitlin elor of Arts, communicaBoelman, Bachelor of tion disorders; Katelyn Arts, sociology; Austin Wason, Bachelor of Arts, Lette, Bachelor of Arts, leisure, youth and human family services; Harrison services; Valerie Romero, Webb, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts, commu- economics: applied econ anal; Jenny Wyborny, nication. Bachelor of Arts, early BRISTOW: **Julia Lewis, Bachelor of Liberal childhood education, elementary education. Studies, bachelor of libCOLWELL: Michaela eral studies.
Fiser, Bachelor of Arts, biology. EAGLE GROVE: Dagan Robertson, Bachelor of Arts, art; Christopher Struyk, Bachelor of Arts, management information systems; Thomas Yackle, Bachelor of Arts, criminology. FOREST CITY: John Knapper, Bachelor of Arts, athletic training; Isaac Kuhn, Bachelor of Arts, biology; Nehemiah Nelson, Bachelor of Arts, TESOL/Spanish; Chelsea Reicks, Bachelor of Arts, communication. GARNER: Kendal Ausborn, Bachelor of Arts, elementary education; Jaime Lansing, Bachelor of Arts, biology, psychology; Blake Risius, Bachelor of Arts, physical education; Christopher Tendall, Bachelor of Arts, biology. GRAFTON: Allan Donahue, Bachelor of Arts, general studies. GREENE: Sarah Eggena, Bachelor of Arts, movement and exercise science: exercise science; movement and exercise science; sport psychology. HAMPTON: Rebecca Johnson, Bachelor of Arts, family services. HANLONTOWN: Timothy Moretz, Bachelor of Arts, technology management. JOICE: Timothy Brandt, Bachelor of Arts, communication; Rebecca Nettleton, Bachelor of Arts, accounting, finance:
Kirkwood Community College announces Dean’s List honors CEDAR RAPIDS — Kirkwood Community College released its Dean’s List for the spring 2015 semester. These students achieved a 3.3 grade point
MASON CITY: Alicia average or higher after Anderson, Heather Pope, completing 12 or more credit hours at the college. Michael Tan. NEW HARTFORD: BRITT: Caitlin Wilson. Samuel Hinde. CLEAR LAKE: NORTHWOOD: Ozzie Adams.
financial management. LAKE MILLS: ***Lindy Pins, Bachelor of Arts, biology. LELAND: *Jonathan Krein, Bachelor of Arts, mathematics. MANLY: Brooke Badker, Bachelor of Arts, mathematics teaching. MASON CITY: Lucas Bray, Bachelor of Art, computer science; Cody DeMaris, Bachelor of Arts, criminology, psychology; Kaitlyn DeMaris, Bachelor of Arts, sociology; Joshua Gibbons, Bachelor of Arts, English; Christopher Hall, Bachelor of Arts, management: business administration; Lauren Hanna, Bachelor of Arts, communication; Charles Hugo, Bachelor of Arts, physical education; Josselyn Jorgensen, Bachelor of Arts, family services; *Matthew Patchen, Bachelor of Arts, management information systems; Ashley Petersen, Bachelor of Arts, psychology; Melanie Steele, Bachelor of Arts, psychology; Jacob Weiss, Bachelor of Arts, management information systems; Allia Yarrow, Bachelor of Arts, biology. MESERVEY: Katherine Johnson, Bachelor of Arts, management: human resource. NEW HARTFORD: Alyssa Plunkett, Master of Social work, SW: 2-year trauma informed prac. NORA SPRINGS: Ryan Stiles, Bachelor of Arts, social science
teaching-plan B all social science. NORTHWOOD: Samantha Hagen, Bachelor of Arts, elementary education. ORCHARD: Ashley Worthy, Bachelor of Arts, earth science, environmental science. OSAGE: Alex Chisholm, Bachelor of Arts, management: supply chain and operation; Rachel Kaltwasser, Bachelor of Arts, elementary education; Erik O’Malley, Bachelor of Science, manufacturing technology: advanced manufacturing; Jade Olson, Bachelor of Arts, gerontology: long term administration; Alicia Weber, Bachelor of Arts, elementary education. PARKERSBURG: *Alexander Lorsung, Bachelor of Science, electrical engineering technology (EET); Connor McDaniel, Bachelor of Arts, criminology; Emily Van Dyk, Bachelor of arts, mathematics teaching. PLYMOUTH: Casey Roegner, Bachelor of Arts, marketing: sales management. RICEVILLE: Amanda Eggerichs, Bachelor of Arts, elementary education, middle level education dual major. ROCKFORD: Curtis Marker, Bachelor of Science, biology; Emily Ott, Bachelor of Arts, accounting. ROCKWELL: Trevis
Johnson, Bachelor of Science, networking and system administration; Jordan Mellman, Bachelor of Arts, psychology; Margo Sturges, Bachelor of Arts, communication: elecMediaPrd/Prf. ST. ANSGAR: Garrett Ehlke, Bachelor of Arts, chemistry-marketing, finance: financial management. SHEFFIELD: Seth Tuttle, Bachelor of Arts, movement and exercise science: sport psychology. SHELL ROCK: Faithe Guyer, Bachelor of Music, music education: instrumental; Bachelor of Arts, mathematics teaching; Jordan Krull, Bachelor of Science, construction management. SWALEDALE: Emily Fjone, Bachelor of Arts, elementary education, middle level education dual major. SWEA CITY: Sara Fisher, Bachelor of Arts, elementary education. TITONKA: Amanda Heesch, Bachelor of Arts, movement and exercise science: exercise science. VENTURA: Amanda Hackenmiller, Bachelor of Arts, communication/ public relations. WESLEY: Alicia Richter, Bachelor of Arts, leisure, youth and human services. WHITTEMORE: Spense Simonson, Bachelor of Arts, leisure, youth and human services.
Lacey Hatland graduates from
Adam King. The College of St. Scholastica OSAGE: Nicole Abben. ST. ANSGAR: StephaDULUTH, Minn. — Lacey Hatland, of Lake Mills, nie Kittleson. graduated from The College of St. Scholastica in May, WHITTEMORE: with a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in physiJesse Zinnel. cal therapy.
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AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS University of Northern Iowa releases 2015 semester Dean’s List CEDAR FALLS: The following North Iowa students were named to the spring 2015 semester Dean’s List at the University of Northern Iowa. To be included on the list, a student must have earned a grade point of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale, while taking at least 12 hours of graded work during the semester. ACKLEY: Nicole Thompson. ALGONA: Blair Bradley, Mark Garman, Wendy Grimm, Ally Klepper, Chelsi Lanus, Braden Menke, Brittany Meyer, Aubrie Meyers, Addison Miller, Matthew Miller, Emily Prilipp, Chad Rutledge, Michaela Savage, Kayla Schiltz, Kimberly Schiltz, Jade Simpson, Sara Smith. ALLISON: Crystal Crawford, Erin Mulder, Kenzie Siemens. APLINGTON: Megan Eiklenborg, Samantha Heitland, Tayler Nevenhoven, Kaylea Terrill. BELMOND: Kaitlin Boelman, Nathan Hildebrand, Kali Lovgren, Rachel Martens. BODE: Anna Zeller. BRISTOW: Benjamin Groen, Julia Lewis. BRITT: Katherine Jamtgaard, Melissa Miller, Rachael Smith, Kaylee Weiland. CEDAR FALLS: Kayla Emery. CHARLES CITY: Rachel Baxter, Samantha Davies, Hannah Day, Brook Girkin, Cory Gregg, Jacqueline Groesbeck, Jennifer Hayen, Emily Jones, Shaley Landt,
Samuel Lynch, Jessica McEnany, Zachary Rye, Moriah Sherman. CLARION: Jeremy March, Ryan Stevens. CLARKSVILLE: Jacob Bartlett, Caleb Ciavarelli, Hannah Thompson, Alison Wedeking. CLEAR LAKE: Ashley Allenstein, Kiana Cullinan, Miranda Frederick, Nadia Nikoueiha, Stacie Olk, Stephanie Olk, Hilary Rawlings, Katelyn Wason. CORWITH: Hillary Hilbert. DUMONT: Katelyn Nolte. EAGLE GROVE: Josie Robertson, Christopher Struyk. FOREST CITY: Carter Anderson, Nathan Friederich, Zachariah Lillquist, Merrisa Petersen, Chelsea Reicks, Kyle Rosacker. GARNER: Jace Engstler, Caleb Kruse, Sarah Loschen. GENEVA: Jace Simpson. GOLDFIELD: Sarah Kraft, Radney Roosa. GREENE: Riley Christensen, Lisa Feldman, Avery Johnson. HAMPTON: Joel DeYounge, Christopher Huling, Rebecca Johnson, Demi Monaghan, Nicole Schall, Danyell Tielke. JOICE: Timothy Brandt. KLEMME: Marvea Johnson. LAKE MILLS: Bryan Hengesteg, Marie Nielsen, Lindy Pins, Paul Pins. LEDYARD: Cierra Brandt. LELAND: Jonathan Krein. LUVERNE: Casey McGregor. MANLY: Jessica Balek, Nichol Hebel, Kellen Kessler, Amber Kisner, Marissa Mackin, Alexandra Nodtvedt, Taylor Webb.
MASON CITY: Kailyn Bettle, Nathan Betz, Melodee Birke, Caitlin Brainard, Elizabeth Campbell, Jeremy Christian, Mariah Deinhart, Alexandra Dunlay, Anna Fewins, Avery Hubbard, Colin Hubbard, Josselyn Jorgensen, Kyle Kaiser, Mallory Lane, Alex Lang, Morgan Leider, Elizabeth McCulloch, Brent Mead, Linda Patrick, Ashley Petersen, Rachelle Piper, Jared Rowe, Kathryn Salmon, Katherine Schickel, Lindsey Schulz, Abbey Snitker, Siri Storesund Hansen, Breanna Sullivan, Austin Voves, Makayla Walters, Jacob Weiss. NASHUA: Kelly Popp. NEW HARTFORD: Kayleigh Cuvelier, Elizabeth Philipp. NORA SPRINGS: Jared Bartel, Jacob Lister. NORTHWOOD: Jami Dahlby, Laura Tempus, Taryn Vanryswyk. OSAGE: Chloe Campbell, Alex Chisholm, Kloe Chisholm, Kelly Heckstein, Dianna Huisman, Cassidy Mohl, Ryan Randall, Thomas Randall. PARKERSBURG: Alexander Lorsung, Connor McDaniel, Alexis Yost. PLAINFIELD: Blake Wedeking. RICEVILLE: Brady Foster. ROCKFORD: Collin Eggena, Curtis Marker. ST. ANSGAR: Adam Haynes, Brett Okland, Celeste Underriner. SHELL ROCK: Amber Drilling. SWEA CITY: Brittney Evans, Stormie Johanson. TITONKA: Maranda Chapin, Nehemiah Jaeger, Abigail Stecker. VENTURA: Amanda Hackenmiller. WHITTEMORE: Krystyna Diggins, Travis Lenz.
machine set-up specialist. CLARKSVILLE: Dylan Backer, Associate of Applied Science, ag power WATERLOO — Hawk- technology; Matthew Ott, associate of applied eye Community College science, electronics engireleased the names of its neering technology. spring semester graduFOREST CITY: Benates and their programs jamin Nordskog, Associate of study. of Applied Science, police North Iowa graduscience; Lezah Olson, ates include: Associate of Applied SciAPLINGTON: Brian ence, dental hygiene; Freudenberg, Associate Augusta Pike, Associate of of Arts, business adminApplied Arts, professional istration; Brian Gaul, Diploma, industrial auto- photography. GARNER: Ryan Sonmation technology; Jonas quist, Associate of Arts, Hovenga, Associate of Arts, liberal arts; Bryanna business administration; Seth Williams, Associate Poppen, Diploma, early of Arts, liberal arts. childhood education; IONIA: Christopher Bradley Franzen, AssociLevine, Associate of ate of Applied Science, Applied Science, network industrial automation administration and engitechnology. neering; Brittany Quigley, BELMOND: Jordan Hansen, Associate of Arts, Diploma, early childhood education; Brianna Quigliberal arts. BUFFALO CENTER: ley, Diploma, early childhood education. McKenzie Meinders, KENSETT: Amber Associate of Arts, liberal McLaughlin, Associate arts; Taylor Thomsen, Diploma, general agricul- of Applied Science, dental hygiene. ture; Brandon Willmert, MASON CITY: Hunter Associate of Applied Science, CNC machining and Schaer, Associate of Applied Science, ag power tool making technology. technology, and Associate CHARLES CITY: Jamie Onken, Associate of of Applied Science, diesel truck technology; Brittany Applied Science, animal Volk, Associate of Applied science; Jamie Onken, Science, dental hygiene. Diploma, veterinary NASHUA: Levi Bark, assisting; Daniel PalmerDiploma, collision repair sheim, Certificate, CNC
Hawkeye Community College 2015 spring graduates
and refinishing, and Associate of Applied Science, collision repair and refinishing; Sara Bergmann, Associate of Applied Arts, graphic communications; Nathaniel Masters, Associate of Applied Science, CNC machining and tool making technology. OSAGE: Stephanie Wright, Diploma, administrative assistant; Associate of Applied Science, executive assistant, and Certificate, office assistant. PARKERSBURG: Jonathan Abkes, Associate of Applied Science, ag power technology and Associate of Applied Science, diesel truck technology; Brian Coulthard, Certificate, welding; Kayla Schwarck, Associate of Applied Science, early childhood education. PLAINFIELD: Samantha Birkholz, Associate of Applied Arts, professional photography; Reece Buttjer, Associate of Applied Science, ag business management; Taylor Haut, Associate of Applied Science, industrial automation technology. SHELL ROCK: Andrew Nichols, Certificate, CNC machine set-up specialist, and Diploma, CNC machining technology; Samantha Nichols, Associate of Applied Science, dental hygiene
Williams graduates from Reading Recovery Teacher Leader program at UNI CEDAR FALLS — Janelle Williams, Garner, of Area Education Agency 267, is a recent graduate of the Reading Recovery Teacher Leader certificate program at the University
of Northern Iowa’s College of Education. The program is a post-master program culminating in an advanced studies certificate. The program is meant
to expand teachers’ knowledge and instructional expertise in literacy education. There are now 21 Reading Recovery teacher leaders in the state.
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AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS Upper Iowa University announces May 2015 graduates FAYETTE — Upper Iowa University announced the names of its May 2015 graduates and degrees earned. APLINGTON: Andrew Voss, Bachelor of Arts, elementary education. BANCROFT: Erin Fraker, Associate of Arts, liberal arts. OSAGE: Sydney Michael, Bachelor of Science, agricultural business. RICEVILLE: Sandra Bisbee, Bachelor of Science, business administration.
Jayden Ott receives degree at AIB College of Business
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DES MOINES — Jayden Ott, of Nora Springs, was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration, from AIB College of Business. Ott graduated magna cum laude (grade point 3.70-3.89). Commencement exercises were held June 7, at Community Choice Credit Union Veterans Memorial Convention Center in Des Moines.
Cordle named to Honor Roll at AIB DES MOINES — Alexander Cordle was named to the Honor Roll at AIB College of Business for the 2015 spring term. To qualify for the Honor Roll, Cordle attained a grade point average of 3.0 to 3.49 for the term.
Creighton University announces spring 2015 Dean’s List OMAHA, Neb. — Local students named to the Creighton University spring 2015 Dean’s List are as follows. Full-time students who earn a 3.5 grade-point average or better on a 4.0 scale are eligible for the Dean’s List. ALGONA: Leah Hamilton. CHARLES CITY: Kate Kloberdanz. LAKE MILLS: Catherine Adams. MASON CITY: Benjamin Gribben, Myah Mellman, Will Moore.
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AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS 2015 Iowa 4-H Foundation Awards announced AMES — The Iowa 4-H Foundation announced the recipients of 72 Iowa 4-H college scholarships valued at over $70,000. Recipients accepted their awards June 7, at the annual scholarship reception on the Iowa State University campus. North Iowa students and the scholarships they were awarded include: BRISTOW: Tiffany Cassmann, $500 Marie A. and George H. Busch Memorial 4-H Scholarship. CLARKSVILLE: McKenna Lebeck, $500 Alice Van Wert Murray 4-H Scholarship. NORTHWOOD: Evan Fritz, $1,000 Wolken 4-H Scholarship; Kaitlyn Varner, $500 C.J. Gauger 4-H Scholarship.
University of Minnesota Twin Cities Dean’s List MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL, Minn.— Claire E. Jessen, of Clear Lake, and Evan C. Voelker, of Latimer, were named to the 2015 spring semester Dean’s List at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities. To qualify for the Dean’s List, a student must complete 12 or more letter-graded credits while attaining a 3.66 grade point average.
Aberg recognized at Gustavus Adolphus College ST. PETER, Minn. — Madeline Aberg, of Forest City, was named to the spring semester Dean’s List at Gustavus Adolphus College. To qualify a student must earn at least a 3.7 grade point average, based on a 4.0 scale.
Local students graduate from Upper Iowa University FAYETTE — Upper Iowa University released the names of its March 2015 graduates, followed by their degrees and respective honors. North Iowa graduates include: APLINGTON: Amanda Clapper, Bachelor of Science in psychology. CHARLES CITY: Shannon Schrader, Master of Business Administration in quality management emphasis. GREENE: Kayla Noelting, Bachelor of Science in human resources management, graduated cum laude (3.5-3.7 grade point average). PARKERSBURG: Shandy Oldenburger, Bachelor of Arts in elementary education, graduated summa cum laude (at least a 3.9 grade point average).
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Look Who’s 80!!!! Happy 80th Birthday to the very best Grandpa!!! — Love, Sophie, Emme, Max, and Brady
Ardyce M. Gardner, 80 Ardyce M. Gardner, of Manly, celebrated her 80th birthday on July 29. She was born on July 29, 1935. Cards can be sent to Ardyce at: 123 N. Broadway, Manly, IA 50456. Happy 80th Mom and Grandma. We love you the mostest! — John (Janine), Becky (Tom), Ellene (John), Ronda, Alex (Kris), Chelsie (Cole), Gabe, Cody, Mandie, (Dave), Jenny, Ashley, Andy, Lexy, Colton, Carlie
THANK YOU Thank You I would like to thank my wonderful family and friends who helped me celebrate my 85th birthday with cards, phone calls or visits. I have enjoyed and appreciated each and every one of them so very much. I would also like to thank everyone who has sent cards, called or visited me during my recuperation after my fall. Your thoughtfulness has been overwhelming. Thank you all so very much. Jean Bamrick
Happy 1st Anniversary Brittany Conrad and Matthew Borcherding of Fergus Falls, Minnesota, were united in marriage on Aug. 3, 2014, at Mystic Lake Casino in Prior Lake, Minnesota, by the Reverend Michelle Bassett. Brittany is the daughter of Russ Conrad of Island City, Oregon, and Kim Conrad of Battle Lake, Minnesota. Brittany’s grandparents are Sharon and Ron Solheim of Dalton, Minnesota. Matthew is the son of Dave and Cindy Borcherding of Northwood, Iowa. Matthew’s grandparents are Marlene Borcherding of Mason City, Iowa, and Phyllis Sherer of Mason City, Iowa. A private family reception was held at Mystic Lake Casino and Hotel, Prior Lake, Minnesota. The couple honeymooned at Santa Monica Beach in California. They are making their home in Fergus Falls, Minnesota.