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Lucille M. Anderson
Lucille M. Anderson, 98, former-
ly of Clear Lake, died Sunday, March
20, at Wissota Health and Regional
Vent Center, Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Services are set for 11 a.m. on
Wednesday, March 23, at Zion Lu-
theran Church, Clear Lake, with the
Rev. Dr. Pat Hall officiating. Visitation Lake, with the Rev. Steve Bang offici-
will be at the church one hour preced-
ing the service. Interment will be at
the Memorial Park Cemetery, Mason
City, Iowa, and family and friends are
invited to a luncheon at the church fol-
lowing the interment.
Memorials are preferred to Zion
Lutheran Church or the Alzheimer’s
Association.
Lucille Anderson Kennedy was
born to Lydia and Louis (Red) Kenne-
dy on Jan. 21, 1918, in rural Meservey,
Iowa. She graduated from high school
in Meservey in 1936, and married Car-
roll D. Anderson on Nov. 18, 1939.
Lucille was known for her friendli-
ness and hard work. She was employed
for many years at the Clear Lake Bak-
ery. She also assisted her husband in his until they moved to Clear Lake in
management of the Surf Ballroom, and
in Carroll’s Cafe and she worked as a
cook at the Clear Lake High School.
Lucille worked at various places until
she was 80-years old, never wanting to
be inactive.
Lucille loved her family and was
a wonderful mother, grandmother,
and great-grandmother. She was al-
ways ready to help when needed and to
plan and join in many fun-filled fam-
ily events. She enjoyed traveling, fish-
ing trips, and spending winters in Las
Vegas with her husband, and brother
and sister-in law, Lloyd and Sally Ken-
nedy. She was very talented in needle-
work, having knitted many sweaters by
hand and by machine, and she made
hundreds of neckties for family and
friends.
Lucille is survived by her two
children, Thomas R. (Rozanne) An-
derson, of Jim Falls, Wis., and Shelley
(Rory) Wadle, of Ankeny, Iowa; three
grandchildren, Jon (Lynda) Ander-
son, of Muskego, Wis., Kate (Mark)
Mechelke, of Sartell, Minn., and Jesse
(Darrell) Johnson, of Fargo, N.D.; and
six great-grandchildren, Tommy and
Sarah Anderson, Megan and Callahan
Mechelke, and Dylan and Delaney
Johnson. She is also survived by sisters- her brother, Don (Marlys) Keane;
in-law, Sally Kennedy and Pat Ander-
son, both of Clear Lake; two brothers-
in-law, Edward (Betty) Anderson, of
Clear Lake, and Larry (Pat) Anderson,
of Spencer, Iowa; and numerous nieces
and nephews. Guire and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, Carroll; two brothers, Leon-
ard (Lois) Kennedy and Lloyd Ken-
nedy; four sisters, Loretta Neil, Luella
Marshall, Lois (Jim) Wilson, Lorene
(Frank) Haddy; brother-in law, Rob-
ert Anderson; sisters-in-law, Maureen
(Harley) Coyle, Phyllis (Jerry) Jensen,
and Lois (Everett) Hansen.
Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Chapel,
was in charge of arrangements.
Shirley E. Shurson
Shirley Evelyn Shurson, 86, of
Clear Lake, died Sunday, March 20,
2016, at I.O.O.F. Home, Mason
City, Iowa.
Memorial services will be held at
11 a.m. on Tuesday, March 29, 2016,
at Zion Lutheran Church, Clear
ating. Burial will be in the Clear Lake the Meservey Cemetery. Eleanor Mae
Cemetery. Family will greet friends
from 5-7 p.m. on Monday, March
28, at the Ward-Van Slyke Colonial
Chapel, Clear Lake, and then one
hour before the service at the church.
Family suggests memorials to Shirley
Shurson Memorial Fund.
Shirley was born Nov. 9, 1929,
in Kenneth, Minn., the daughter of
Thomas and Selma “Sally” (Thu) Ke-
ane. She graduated from Waseca High
School, Waseca, Minn. in 1947.
Shirley married Harold Shurson
on Sept. 30, 1950, in Waseca, and to
this union five children were born;
Janice, Julie, Jacki, Joe and Jeanne.
They lived in New Richland, Minn.
1963.
Shirley enjoyed being the fam-
ily historian, crocheting, crosswords,
reading and writing letters daily to
family and friends. She loved all ani-
mals, especially her walking compan-
ion, Louie, the little white poodle
mix. She also enjoyed many walks
with her grandchildren and great-
grandchildren to places around Clear
Lake. She enjoyed spending time with
her friends with Grace Circle and the
Wednesday morning Do Days at
Zion Lutheran Church where she was
a member.
Shirley is survived by her four
children: Janice (Quentin) Ander-
son, Joice, Iowa, Julie (Allan) Angle,
Clear Lake, Jacki (Jay) Lee, Mason
City, and Joe (Irene) Shurson, Iowa
City, Iowa; six grandchildren, Bridget
(Ryan) Drapeaux, Megan Ander-
son, Andrea (Scott) Schmidt, Ben
(Meg) Casebolt, Ashton Shurson,
and Taylor (Ben) Thoma; two step-
grandchildren, Craig Ziegenhorn
and Julie (Daryl) Carson; eight great-
grandchildren, Nathan Schmidt, Em-
ily Schmidt, Owen Drapeaux, Max
Drapeaux, Cael Drapeaux, Sam Case-
bolt, Ally Carson and Cael Carson;
two sisters, Janet Matz and Sally Ann
(Jim) Howard; two brothers-in-law,
Bud (Phyllis) Shurson and Vince Pe-
terson; three sisters-in-law, Lorayne
Shurson, Pat Shurson and Joan Mc-
She was preceded in death by her
parents; husband, Harold; daughter,
Jeanne; three brothers-in-law; three
sisters-in-law; and her favorite walk-
ing companion, Louie, who died the
same week she did.
Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Cha-
pel, Clear Lake, was in charge of ar-
rangements.
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OBITUARIES
Michael R. Freeden Family suggests memorials to
James C. Hill Memorial fund.
Eleanor Manganiello Michael R. Freeden, 57, of James C. Hill Jim was born Jan. 30, 1966, in
Clear Lake, died on Tuesday, March Waterloo, Iowa, the son of Larry and
Eleanor Manganiello, 91, of 15, 2016, at Mercy Medical Center James C. “Jim” Hill, 50, of Clear Ada (Tobey) Hill. He graduated from
Clear Lake, passed away Saturday, – West Lakes in West Des Moines, Lake, died Friday, March 18, 2016, Clear Lake High School in 1984.
March 12, 2016, at Hospice of North Iowa. Memorial services were held on at the Mercy Medical Center North He worked for the pipeline
Iowa, in Mason City. Funeral services Monday, March 21, 2016, at Major Iowa, Mason City, Iowa. on various job sites throughout the
were held on Friday, March 18, at Erickson Funeral Home, Mason City, Memorial services will be held United States, with many of his good
First Reformed Church, in Meser- with Pastor Jeni Bohls, of St. James at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, March 23, friends of the Pipeline Union Broth-
vey, Iowa, with the Rev. Rodney Lutheran Church and Pastor Rich 2016, at the Ward-Van Slyke Colonial ers. He lived most of his life in Clear
Meester presiding. Interment was at Murray, with Opportunity Village of- Chapel, Clear Lake, with Chaplin Ed Lake, where he enjoyed fishing, hunt-
ficiating. Inurnment will take place in Bard of Hospice of North Iowa of- ing and landscaping.
(Faaborg) Manganiello was born on Elmwood-St. Joseph Cemetery. ficiating. Visitation will be held one He was a member of Pipe Liners
the family farm in Meservey, Iowa on Memorials may be directed to hour before the service on Wednesday Local Union 798.
August 1, 1924, the daughter of An- Opportunity Village, 1200 N. 9th at the funeral home. Jim is survived by his mother, Ada
drew and Lillie (Barkema) Faaborg. Street West, Clear Lake, Iowa 50428. Hill, Clear Lake; two brothers, Ken
She attended Meservey Public School, Online condolences may be left for (Darcie) Hill, Clear Lake, and Tim
graduating with the class of 1941. She the family at www.majorericksonfu- Hill, Clear Lake; nephews and niec-
then attended the Minneapolis School neralhome.com. es, Charlie, Taylor and Hunter Hill;
of Business. Michael was born Sept. 15, 1958, uncles and aunts, Robin (Pat) Hill,
Eleanor worked in Portland, in Mason City, the son of Robert C. Mason City, Jim (Deb) Hill, Garner,
Ore., Minneapolis, Minn. and the and Marlene (Byl) Freeden. Michael Iowa, Bonnie (Rudy) Scheibel, Forest
Meservey Bank, in Meservey, before lived at the Village for the past several City, Iowa and Terry (Ozzie) Tobey,
returning to work the family farm years working at various jobs there, Las Vegas, Nev.; and several cousins.
with her dad. He was so proud she re- where he always continued to learn. He was preceded in death by his
turned to work on the farm. He enjoyed watching almost all sports father, Larry Hill; and aunts and un-
On June 26, 1949, Eleanor was and cheering on the Green Bay Pack- cles.
united in marriage with Sam Mangan- ers and other favorite teams. But best Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Cha-
iello at the First Reformed Church, in of all, he enjoyed visiting and interact- pel, was in charge of arrangements.
Meservey. They lived in New York
City where she and her husband suc- SCHOOL LUNCH MENUSing with friends, family and his Op-
cessfully ran Friendly Garage. Even
then, with her family always im- portunity Village family. Michael had
portant to her, she would return to a strong faith and was a member of
Meservey every summer where she St. James Lutheran Church, in Mason Clear Lake banana. Alt.: Sub-stacker, salad.
and her children would stay with Lil- City. THURSDAY - Breakfast: French WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: Om-
lie, Jack, Andy and Laura Faaborg. Michael is survived by two aunts, toast sticks, sausage link or cereal, elets, toast or cereal, cinnamon toast
After the death of her husband in Marie Whipple, of Rock Falls, Iowa, cinnamon toast or yogurt cup. Lunch: or yogurt cup. Lunch: Chicken ten-
1980, Eleanor moved to Clear Lake and Linda Hoblit and husband, John, Pork riblets, roll, seasoned oven po- ders, mashed potatoes, peas and car-
where she became very active in Zion of West Union, Iowa; cousins, Car- tatoes, mixed veggies, Raisels. Alt.: rots, apple slices, frosted applesauce
Lutheran Church. As a volunteer in lene Gonnerman, of Mason City, Sub-stacker, romaine salad. bar. Alt.: Sub-stacker, fresh veggies
the community she spent many hours FRIDAY - Breakfast: Croissant with dip.
on the committee that built the facil- Robert Whipple, of Mason City and sandwich or cereal, cinnamon toast or
ity for Hospice of North Iowa. She Lee Whipple, of Waseca, Minn. and yogurt cup. Lunch: Fish sticks, dinner
was also a member of Tri-T. She loved Garner-Hayfield-Ventura
a large garden and gave away many their families. He is also survived by roll, mashed potatoes, peas, orange THURSDAY - No School
vegetables and flowers. Eleanor also extended family, many friends and wedges, sugar cookie. Alt.: Sub-stack- FRIDAY - No School
enjoyed traveling and made trips to care providers. er, cherry tomatoes and baby carrots. MONDAY: No School
China, Greece, South America, Den- He was preceded in death by his MONDAY - Breakfast: Breakfast TUESDAY: Breakfast: Waffle
mark and many other places. parents; his grandparents, Carl and pizza, sausage link or cereal, cinna- sticks with syrup, fresh fruit, juice.
In 1999 Eleanor married Bill Ju- Matilda Freeden and John and Emily mon toast or yogurt cup. Lunch: Tur- Lunch: BBQ chicken on a bun, pine-
rgens and together they traveled all Byl; and uncle, Lon Whipple. key burger on a bun, buttery noodles, apple chunks, fruit cup, potato wedges,
over the United States. They also en- Arrangements are with Major Er- green beans, rosey applesauce. Alt.: veggie sticks and dip.
joyed and took many day trips around Sub-stacker, veggies with dip. WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: Egg
the state of Iowa.
Left to cherish her memory are ickson Funeral Home & Crematory, TUESDAY - Breakfast: Pancake biscuit, fresh fruit, juice. Lunch: Maca-
her daughter, Becky (Robert) Var- Mason City. on a stick or cereal, cinnamon toast or roni and cheese, banana, fruit cup,
gas, and son, Steve (Bridget Murphy)
Manganiello, all of Minneapolis; step yogurt cup. Lunch: Chicken fajita, Mex- tossed side salad, green beans, whole
grandson, Jason Vargas and his son,
Kyle; Bill’s children, Sonna (Dick) ican rice, refried beans with cheese, grain dinner roll.
McMahon, Jean (John) Mollenbeck,
Diane (Ken) Bird; sister-in-law, Shir- 1907 Hwy 18 E
ley Faaborg, Clear Lake; niece and ® Clear Lake, IA
nephew, Andy (Connie) Faaborg,
Laura (Andy) Oppermann; several 641-357-5271
nieces, nephews and great-nieces and 1-888-357-5271
nephews.
Eleanor is preceded in death by Store Hours: Monday - Friday: 8 am - 6 pm
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Jack Faaborg; and a cousin, Marvel
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