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Local NewsPage 2 • June 10, 2015
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Tuesday
play music in the 400 block of Main
(next to Larson’s Mercantile) and
from 9-10:45 “Big Hero 6” (PG) will
be shown in City Park. All activities
are free.
Friday
Fresh on Friday
Fresh on Friday is held weekly at
Central Gardens, corner of 2nd Ave.
N. and N. 8th St., from 8-11 a.m.
BBQ and Brew
The Rotary Club of Clear Lake
will hold its second annual BBQ &
Brew fundraiser Friday, June 12, at
the Other Place. The proceeds for this
year’s fundraiser will benefit the Clear season at 7 p.m. Saturday and 3 p.m.
Lake Police Benevolence Association
in memory of Chief Rex McChesney.
The fundraiser will include dinner, en-
tertainment by Spenser Rahm, a cash
bar and raffle items. Tickets are $20,
and can be purchased from any Ro-
tary member, as well as at Clear Lake
Bank & Trust or at the Clear Lake
Area Chamber office.
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Saturday
Truck show
The annual Midwest F-100 Na-
tionals will be based at Clear Lake
City Park this weekend. A show will
be held around the park Saturday with
awards presented at 4 p.m.
Farmers Market
The Clear Lake Farmers Market is
held from 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays
in the Surf Ballroom parking lot, 460
North Shore Drive. Fresh fruits and
vegetables, as well as baked goods and
handcrafted products are available.
Sat. - Sun.
Band concert
The Clear Lake Municipal Band
will present its first concert of the
Sunday in the City Park Bandshell.
Tuesday
Superhero masks
The library invites students going
into grades six through eight to make
a superhero mask on Tuesday from
4-5 p.m. Materials will be provided.
Sign up in advance, 357-6133.
Maryls Sharon
Marlys Beth Wilder Rosburg Sha-
ron passed from this life to the next on Brown; her grandchildren, Aaron
May 4, 2015.
Private family services are planned.
In memory donations may be made to
a place she frequently visited, The Car- Daelah, Marin, Kole, Colin, Quinton,
lisle Library Foundation. Condolences
can be sent to Donna Brown, PO Box
158, Fremont, Iowa or to Kathy Fleish-
man, PO Box C, Carlisle, Iowa.
Marlys was born on Feb. 5, 1929
to Lillian May (Wilcox) Wilder and
Frank Hart Wilder, in Clear Lake. She
would attend school in Clear Lake.
Marlys would meet and court Donald
William (Bud) Rosburg. They married
on May 16, 1948 and to that union
was born three children, Kathleen May,
William August (Junior) II, and Donna
Marie. In 1958 the couple moved from
Clear Lake to Minburn. They raised
their family there until 1968 when they
moved to Waterloo.
Marlys was employed as a secre-
tary at the police department where she
worked until retirement. Upon retire-
ment, she and Bud moved to Carlisle.
Maryls quickly made lifelong friends
in Carlisle and enjoyed vegetable and
flower gardening along with many oth-
er hobbies and interests.
In 1995 her husband, Bud, passed
away and she remained on their be-
loved acreage for a year before moving
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into Carlisle. 1998 would mark the be-
ginning of another phase in Marlys’ life
when she met and joined in matrimony
to Wayne Sharon.
In 2012 Marlys’ dementia forced
her into assisted living and finally to
Court Yard Estates. Her illness never
robbed her of her kindness or her genu-
ine interest in others. She continued to
make friends with the staff and other
residents and always enjoyed entertain-
ing visitors.
Marlys was preceded in death by
her son, William (Junior); her hus-
band, Donald (Bud); her granddaugh-
ter, Tonya Brown; her parents; and her
brothers, Ethan, Dale, Daniel, and Stu-
art.
She is survived by her husband,
Wayne Sharon; children, Kathleen
(Wayne) Fleishman, Donna (Phil)
(Lisa) Fleishman, Breanna Fleishman,
Tony (Tammy) Crawford, Tara (Andy)
Sheets; and by her great-grandchildren,
Chloe, and Kaitlyn; along with step-
son, Larry.
Marlys was fiercely proud of her
family. She loved her children, grand-
children and great-grandchildren and
always took the time to keep up with
what everyone in her family was up to
and was quick to offer a word of en-
couragement, a bit of good advice, or a
wry observation if need be. She was an
amazing seamstress and crafted many
wedding dresses, costumes, baptismal
dresses and home decor items.
Marlys was an amazing person.
She took things as they came, whether
they be good or ill and rolled with life
as it was with a positive attitude. Even
during tough times, she was never bit-
ter or spiteful, choosing instead to be
forgiving and understanding. She was
kind, genuine, discerning, and lov-
ing. She greeted each day as a new op-
portunity to learn something new, do
something good, and make a difference
to those she could. She was a good
wife, mother, granny, great-granny and
friend. Marlys was a great woman and
she will be sorely missed.
merly of Sheffield, Iowa died Satur-
day, June 6, 2015 at the Muse-Norris
Hospice Inpatient Unit, Mason City,
IA.
A graveside service will be held
at 10:30 a.m. Friday June 12, 2015 at
the Hillside Cemetery, Sheffield, Iowa
with Chaplain Ed Bard, Hospice of
North Iowa officiating. Military hon-
ors will be provided by Harlow Ray
Massee American Legion Post 277,
Sheffield, Iowa
Visitation will be held Thursday
from 5 – 7 p.m. at Ward-Van Slyke
Colonial Chapel, 101 N. 4th St.,
Clear Lake.
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N. 4th St., Clear Lake, Iowa, 641-357-
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love for the staff and residents will be
truly missed.
Ronda was very much a fam-
ily person, who looked forward to any
occasion that meant times with her
parents, siblings, husband, Mike, step-
children, and nieces and nephews. She
was always interested in each of them.
Her gentle demeanor and genuine con-
cern for the well being of all who she
considered as friends will be cherished
by all who crossed in her life path ways.
Ronda was united in marriage
to Michael Mennenga on Aug. 3,
2003, at the UCC Church in Latimer,
Iowa. They had made their home in
Klemme for many years.
Ronda Mennenga Ronda loved the outdoors and
camping with friends and family. One
Ronda L. (Donaghy) Mennenga, would often see her and Mike and oth-
age 48, of Klemme, Iowa, formerly of ers sitting around the campfire, mak-
Clear Lake, died unexpectedly, Friday, ing her delicious s’mores and pie iron
June 5, 2015, at her home in Klemme. delights. The two enjoyed relaxing in
Funeral services will be Wednes- their yard after work as they would bar-
day, June 10, 2015, at 10:30 a.m., at beque their evening meals with her fa-
the United Methodist Church, Clear vorite country tunes filling the air. The
Lake, 508 2nd Ave. North. Pastor Ber- two also shared an interest in deer and
nie Colorado will be officiating. Visi- pheasant hunting, fishing and a love for
tation continues one hour prior to the their dog and cat. In more recent times,
service at the church on Wednesday. Ronda had taken up handgun shooting
Those wishing to express their sympa- and even got her conceal carry permit.
thies through a memorial in Ronda’s She was a devoted Packers fan, member
name my direct them to her family, the of the NRA and in earlier years loved to
local Humane Society, or to the donor’s attend the North Iowa Huskies hockey
choice. games. Instead of a sweet tooth her
Ronda Lee Donaghy, the daugh- favorite indulgences were popcorn and
ter of Larry and Mary (Ziemann) sunflower seeds.
Donaghy, was born Dec. 6, 1966, in Ronda’s gentle personality, wel-
Mason City, Iowa. She grew up in coming smile and non-judgmental love
Clear Lake, where she attended Clear for others will be missed by all who
Lake schools and graduated with the knew her.
Clear Lake High School Class of 1985. Her memory will be cherished
She had been confirmed at the United by her husband, Mike Mennenga, Kl-
Methodist Church, in Clear Lake, in emme; and stepsons, Ray (Sharon)
her childhood. Mennenga, Mason City, and Cole
Following graduation she contin- Mennenga, Alexander, Iowa; her par-
ued her life long career as a care pro- ents, Larry and Mary Donaghy, Clear
vider at Opportunity Village in Clear Lake; brother, David Donaghy, and his
Lake, where she was employed at the kids, Zachary (Amanda) Donaghy and
time of her death. Ronda’s passion for family Vanessa, Joe, and Walter, all of
helping those with special needs com- Grimes, Iowa, and Jacob (Becky)
menced when she had been a student Donaghy and their son, Oliver, all of
volunteer at the Opportunity Village at Springville, Iowa; Ronda’s sister, Tam-
the age of 12, and solidified when she mi (Davey) Goodale and their chil-
began working there as a sophomore in dren, Chloe and Justin all of Osage,
high school. She truly was a gift to the Iowa; many uncles, aunts, cousins, and
residents and considered the vocation as countless friends.
more than just a job. She considered She was preceded in death by
her clients family, a feeling that was her paternal grandfather; maternal
mutually shared. Ronda would always grandparents, Maxine and Benedict
go above and beyond the requirements Ziemann; her in-laws, Arthur and
of her job to provide the care they need- Sally Mennenga; and step-son, Andrew
ed and relished occasions to take them (A.J.) Mennenga.
out dinner and on special adventures, Andrews Funeral Home, Klemme,
shopping and other excursions. Her was in charge of arrangements.
tributions be made to Tim’s memorial
fund.
Tim was born April 8, 1960, the
son of John “Jack” and Susan (Hauge)
Tyler, in Mason City. He grew up and
attended school in Mason City.
Tim worked for the family busi-
ness, Tyler-Ryan Furniture, in Mason
City. He traveled all over laying every
different type of floor, and really loved
what he did. He also enjoyed trout
fishing, playing music, and attending
his AA meetings; which helped him
stay sober the last six years of his life.
Above all else, God was the most im-
portant figure in his life; along with
his wife, Kristine Olson.
Tim is survived by his wife; two
brothers, Rod and Bill, of Mason City;
Timothy Tyler and loving cousins, the Wolfroms and
Hauges.
Timothy John Tyler, 55, of Clear He was preceded in death by his
Lake, died Friday, May 29, 2015, at parents; and a brother, John.
his home. Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Cha-
Per Tim’s wishes, his body has pel, Clear Lake, was in charge of ar-
been cremated and a Celebration of rangements.
Life will be at a later date.
Family suggests memorial con-
Dr. Dan
Morehouse
MD, RVT
Board Certified
Vascular Surgeon