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The Des Moines Register Tuesday. June 2, 1992 5M Almanac Obituaries Hospital '01ympix? Tin: Rkcistkk's Iowa Newsservice Dubuque, la. Registration for the second annual Finley Hospital Emergency Medical Service personnel Olympix is at 1 1:30 a.m. June 14 at the Chalmers Field at the University of Dubuque. Competition begins at noon.

John M. Mcllhon, 45, of 4537 49th St. died of cancer Monday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Vera Rehbein, 94, of Winterset died of a heart ailment Sunday at Winterset Care Center North. Serv- Fredrick H.

Seibert, 84, of Dallas Center died of a heart ailment Sunday at Spurgeon Manor Care Center, Humanities board The Iowa Humanities Board will conduct a public meeting from 9 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. June 12 at the Des Moines Public Library. ADVERTISEMENT Death Notices HAMERLINCK Memorial services for Virginia (Glnny) Hamerlfnck, of 2705 71st will be 12 Noon Tuesday at St. Theresa's Catholic Church.

Westover Funeral Horn 4337 Hickman Rd. 176-4547 KLEIN Graveside services for Estell Klein of 1311 9th Street will be 1PM Wednesday at Laurel Hill Cemetery. I les Grandvlew Park Funeral Home 245-1652 MAHER Services for Joseph M. Maher, 3825 East 8th will be 10:30 AM at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Colfax, Iowa. Visitation after 1PM Tuesday, family will greet 6-8PM and wake service will be held at 6:30 PM at the funeral home.

Interment Highland Cemetery, Colfax. HIGHLAND PARK FUNERAL OME 3400 4th Ave 2M-4551 MclLHON Services for John M. Mcl 4vth St. will be 11 AM Thursday at St. Peters Catholic Church.

Visitation 2-8PM Wednesday with a vigil service af 7PM at the church. Interment Glen-dale Cemetery. REYNOLDS Services for Ronald M. Reynolds, of Shawnee, Kansas, formerly of Des Moines, will be 2 00 PM Tuesday at the u-neral home. Interment Highland Memory Gardens.

Visitation after 4 PM Monday at Hamilton's Near Highland Memory Gardens 121 N.W. 40th Ave. 2W-2442 SEIBERT Services for Fred Seibert of Dallas Center, formerly of Adel, will be 11 :00 AM Wednesday at the funeral home. Interment Sunny Hill Cemetery, Grimes. Brandt Funeral Home Woodward 431-2205 WILLIAMS For information regarding services for Susie Williams, of Chats-worth, CA, formerly of Des Moines, please cafl Dunn's Funeral Home j-121 Grand Ave, 244-21 21 Services Scheduled Wednesday LAWRENCE SMITH 3040 NE 44th AM at the funeral home Iowa Center AMLTONS nIEAl 4EBVU 405 Lyon, Des Moines (515) 243-5221 ices will be at 10:30 a.m.

Thursday at Trinity Lutheran Church near Van Meter. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mrs. Rehbein was born in Lacona and lived in Dallas County most of her life. She was a homemaker and member of the Lutheran Church, Lutheran Ladies Aid Society and Booneville American Legion Auxiliary.

Surviving are two daughters, Mildred Bradbury of Fresno, and Margaret Koch of Van Meter; a son, Kenneth of Viola, two brothers, Glenn Hartz of Winterset and Emmett Hartz of Booneville; nine grandchildren; and six greatgrandchildren. Friends may call after noon Wednesday at Fisher Funeral Home in Van Meter, where the family will be present from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to her church. Lawrence E. Smith, 79, of 3040 N.E.

44th Ave. died of a hemorrhage Monday at home. Services will be at 9 a.m. Wednesday at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Burial will be at Woodland Cemetery in Iowa Center.

Mr. Smith was born in Boone County and lived in Nevada before moving to Des Moines 20 years ago. He retired as a farmhand and as a general laborer for Dyco. Surviving are three sons, Mike of Collins and Emmett and LaVern, both of Des Moines; two daughters, Evelyn Oxford of Des Moines and Diane Smith of Collins; two brothers, Everett of Colo and Richard of Nevada; two sisters, Eva Vasey of Truro and Opal Borton of Albion; 14 grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. The family will visit with friends at 4 p.m.

today at the funeral home. Marriages These people have applied for marriage II-cenaei In Polk County. Robert T. Reese, 27, Carlsbad, and Clairen J. Vidusek, 34.

Carlsbad, Calif. Federico E. Vaca, 26, Costa Mesa, and Stacey L. Davis. 26.

Costa Mesa. Calif. Robert J. Seler, 22, Iowa City, and Erika L. Foster.

23, Waukee. Michael G. Hudson, 21, Ankeny, and Melissa S. DeMoss, 20, Ankeny. Michael A.

Kaut, 23, Des Moines, and Diane K. VanderLinden, 24. Des Moines. Charles W. Toomer, 25.

Des Moines, and Kimberly D. Berkley, 20. Des Moines. Mark R. Baldwin, 35, Des Moines, and Susan E.

Forrest. 35, Des Moines. James M. Sneller. 23, Bondurant.

and Helen K. Williamson. 23. Booneville. Donald L.

Ellis. 35. Des Moines, and Sharon A. Ellis, 34. Des Moines.

Brian B. Thompson. 30, Johnston, and Mary E. Thompson. 28, Johnston.

Donnie G. Robertson, 30, West Des Moines, and Laurie A. Umlandt, 31. West Des Moines. David M.

Morris, 34, Des Moines, and Kelly L. Webster. 35, Des Moines. John M. Anzalone, 27, Rochester, N.Y., and Amy L.

Longnecker, 27. Rochester, N.Y. Thomas D. Parker, 21, Des Moines, and Amy J. Perdue, 22.

Des Moines. Charles J. Coglizer, 33. Des Moines, and Vicki S. Davis.

33. Des Moines. Juan Ortega Plascencia, 20. Des Moines, and Reyna Van Dyke. 23, Des Moines.

Lewis M. Mease. 21, Des Moines, and Kim M. Laird, 18, Des Moines. Jeffrey A.

Schulz, 31, Des Moines, and Sheri L. Oliver. 26. Des Moines. Kevin R.

Lilly, 25, Iowa City, and Jane R. Matheus. 26, Iowa City. Kenneth L. Myers, 22, West Des Moines, and Jolene G.

Clapp. 20, West Des Moines. Stephen L. Ellis 30, Phoenix, and Dana A. Fisher.

23. Mesa. Ariz. Mark A. Swift.

23. Huntington, and Bridget E. Grant, 22. Huntington. N.Y.

John J. Durman III, 27, Lakewood, and Linda M. Potts. 26. Lakewood.

Colo. Scott S. Riemenschneider. 23, Des Moines, and Brenda K. Olson, 24, Des Moines.

Dennis D. Perrin, 41, Mount Prospect, and Desiree L. Nelson, 36. West Des Moines. Robert W.

Vogel, 45, West Des Moines, and Janice L. Fallis. 45. Des Moines. James A.

Andrews, 26, Clive, and Andrea K. Dieter, 22, Clive. Larry L. Wimber II, 26, Des Moines, and Monica S. Field, 23.

Des Moines. David C. Terrill. 23, Urbandale, and Valerie L. Cole.

20. Urbandale. Michael J. Mills. 31 Des Moines, and Patricia K.

Derrickson, 30. Des Moines. Douglas C. Triplett, 34, Des Moines, and Damita J. Newman.

31. Des Moines. Douglas C. Baldus. 33.

Des Moines, and Ronda M. Chapman, 27. Des Moines. Mark B. Abbas.

26, West Des Moines, and Tami J. Jackson. 24. West Des Moines. Ronald B.

McClurg, 50. Des Moines, and Sandra L. Redenius. 46. Des Moines.

Richard Mortoza, 61. Des Moines, and Sally A. Runner, 38, Des Moines. Mark A. Bishop, 32, Urbandale, and Angela K.

Hager, 29. Des Moines. George Davis, 36. Des Moines, and Gloria M. LaMay, 36.

Des Moines. Robert E. Danilson 36, Des Moines, and Esther E. Shedd. 36.

Des Moines. John J. Mailand, 45. Hudson, and Candace M. Tiernan.

30, Minneapolis, Minn. Tod L. Hodges. 19, West Des Moines, and Julie K. Hall.

19, Norwalk. Stanley J. Herendeen, legal, Pittsburgh, and Elva J. Hickok. legal.

Des Moines. Gary M. Osweiler. 23. Clive, and Janette H.

Whittle. 23. West Des Moines. pro- $30 Million Shortfall Budget hole deepens as revenues take a dip By JONATHAN R00S Kkcistkk Staff Wkiter A late-year lag in tax collections is giving state officials another budget headache. Revenues for the first 1 1 months of the current fiscal year are up 5.1 percent compared with the same period a year ago, Dennis Prouty, director of the Legislative Fiscal Bureau, reported Monday.

The projected annual increase is 6 percent. If the 1-point gap remains through June, the state would end fiscal 1992 with a $30 million shortfall, Prouty said. By law, the state can't have a deficit at the end of the fiscal year. But with so little time remaining, the governor has few options to achieve a balanced budget, Prouty said. Gretchen Tegeler, Branstad's chief budget adviser, said the problem is manageable.

There will be no need for drastic measures to cut expenses, said Tegeler, the director of the Iowa Department of Management. She said she expects that in June the state will gain ground on its annual revenue goal and the shortfall will be less than $10 million. Although several adjustments have had to be made in the 1992 budget, Branstad is focusing on the 1993 budget. His recent veto of the sales-tax increase approved by the Legislature left a projected 1993 budget deficit of $175 million or more. Had the sales tax increase to 5 percent from 4 percent been allowed to go into effect June 1, it would have raised about $21 million in the final month of this fiscal year and $274 million for all of fiscal 1993.

Branstad said Monday that he would announce his plans to deal with the projected deficit on Wednesday. The governor is certain to veto some appropriations, and he may call the Legislature back to Des Moines for a second special legislative session. Tegeler said any remaining 1992 budget gap probably could be handled administratively by, for example, forbidding state agencies from spending more money this year on equipment and supplies. She said higher-than-projected lottery profits also would help the bottom line. Tegeler and Prouty said weak corporate income tax collections were partially responsible for the shortfall.

In May alone, total state revenues were down 4.9 percent from last year. Tegeler said the revenue figures look worse than they really are because of the timing of tax collections and other technical factors. Lapham to speak Lewis Lapham, editor of Harper's magazine and author of several books, will give the 1992 Iowa Humanities Lecture at 4:30 p.m. June 13 at the State Historical Society Building. iimiimtoM LiiKrjH UP TO IN REBATES WHEN YOU BUY A Free Estimates $300 Rebate Heat Pump Air Conditioner PLUS UP where he was a resident five years.

Services will be at 1 1 a.m. Wednesday at Brandt Funeral Home in Dallas Center, and burial will be at Qnrmtr Hill Pnmn. i tery in Grimes. Mr. Seibert, a retired farmer, was born in Polk City and formerly lived in Adel, Dallas Center and Minburn.

Several nieces and nephews survive. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today at the funeral home, where the family will be present from 7 to 8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the Minburn Library. Former Residents Here is information about the deaths of former central Iowa residents who moved from the area more than 20 years ago: Harriett Leachman Witters, 66, of Ida Grove died of a heart attack Thursday at home.

Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Ida Grove First Methodist Church. Mrs. Witters lived in Des Moines all her life until moving to Ida Grove in 1950. Chris-tensen-Ciha Funeral Home is handling arrangements.

Celeste Devine Anderson, 80, of Hugo, died of a heart ailment May 23 in Paris, Texas. Services were held May 26 in Muskogee, with Lampton-Mill Funeral Home in Hugo handling arrangements. Mrs. Anderson lived in Des Moines until 25 years ago. Iowa Deaths ALTA Alvin Nehring, 62.

BAGLEY Lois Saemisch, 64. BEDFORD Jack Orth, 76. BELMOND Marlin Willey, 72. BREDA Mary Poen. 88.

BRITT Francis Brooks, 72. CHARLES CITY Jannett Baldwin. 91. CLARION Megan Mechem. 3 months; Francis Filler, 84.

CLEAR LAKE James Halsne 69; Melvin Barlow, 81; Lawrence Jenkins, 82. COLESBURG Dorothy Fensterman, 77. DAVIS CITY Daisy Felts. 74. DECORAH Sidney McClintock, 73; Marie Brincks.

29. DELHI Dorothy Edmunds, 76. DELMAR Lorraine Tancik, 79. DUBUQUE Robert Howes. 50; Rev.

Edmund Kurth, 79; Lawrence Meyer, 86; Sr. Mary Ever-ildis Hopkinson, 81; Eldora Ehlinger, 85; Mary Fessler, 84; Esther Hiatt, 67; Rosemary Sabers, 70; Marcella Clemens, 80; Maynard Stanton, 73. DYERSVILLE Robert Olberding. 58; Robert English, 68; Rosella Weber. 61.

EPWORTH Melvin Casey, 84. FERTILE Lawrence Jenkins, 82. FLOYD Francis Becker, 76. FOREST CITY Fern Shirk, 67. GLIDDEN Max Antisdel, 75; William Robson, 90.

GREENE Gale Barlh. 82. GUTTENBERG Paul Cornilsen 55; Albert Schlueter 74. HAMPTON Keith Sykes, 73. HANLONTOWN Judith Sogard, 86.

HUMESTON Herbert Fraizer. 84. HUTCHINS Lena Montag, 81. IONIA Anthony Rottinghaus, 68. LANESBORO Hilda Zimbeck, 90.

LATIMER Cornelius Dirksen. 77. LEON Johnny Easton, 24; Catherine Ver Steegt. 75. LINEVILLE Russell Ryland, 82.

MANILLA Walter Ruge. 89. MANLY Kenneth Hopfe. 72 MANNING Vernon Stangl. 69.

MAQUOKETA Helen Janssen; Edward Tallman, 44. MASON CITY Raymond Willson, 87; Vivian Cree, 81; Kathenne Platts. 61; Ruth Gerdes. 72; Mane Lerach. 96; Eva Martin.

76. NORA SPRINGS Harold Shriver, 72. MILTON Vance Thomas. 96. NORTHWOOD Henrietta Mellem, 79.

ROCKWELL CITY Walter Burk, 83. SHEFFIELD Gladys Kanmeier, 94. SIOUX RAPIDS Clarence Marsh, 88. STORM LAKE Lowell Waterman, 90; Sherman Cundiff. 47.

THOMPSON Lester Lura. 81. VOLGA Guy Brooks. 79. Des Moines Births BROADLAWNS MEDICAL CENTER McDONALD Lynn of 570 Walker a son, Saturday.

DES MOINES GENERAL HOSPITAL COOPER Angela and Duane of Newton, a daughter, Monday. IOWA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL BARTEMES Maria and Brian of 4404 72nd Urbandale. a son, Saturday. NYGREN Rhonda and Paul of 2509 N.W. 17th Ankeny, a son, Saturday.

BARRINGTON Sharla of 821 N.E. Broadway, a son, Sunday. PROPPS Denise and Frank of 1705 College a daughter. Monday. RINCON Evangelina and Jose of 304 19th Ave.

S.W., Altoona, a daughter, Monday. IOWA METHODIST MEDICAL CENTER ANDERSEN Kan Andersen and Aaron Anderson of Norwalk. a son, Saturday. FRANK Kathy and Paul of Norwalk, a daughter, Saturday. CIMBUREK Sherry and Jay of Grimes, a son, Sunday.

JACOBS Donna and Gary of Winterset. a son, Sunday. RICHMAN Kim and Tom of 3912 Pleasant a son, Sunday. ARMEL Karen of 3608 S.W. 29th a son, Monday.

MERCY HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER RICHTSMEIER Heather Orr and Tim Richts- meier of Newton, a son, Sunday. BERNECKER Michelle and Larry of 1592 N.W. 102nd Clive, a son. Monday. BLACKFORD Rose and Mark of New Virginia, a son.

Monday. BROWN Julie of 1137 19th a daughter, Monday. SILER Sheila and David of 1330 Henderson a daughter, Monday. 10 -20 -30 -40 AND MORE! Rick Robert Reed, 33, of 3833 Fifth Ave. died of cancer Sunday at home.

The body was cremated and a memorial service will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Highland Park Lutheran Church. Mr. Reed, a professional musician, was born in Des Moines and returned two I years ago after living in the Twin Cities. He is survived by his mother, Donna Reed, his father and stepmother, James and Mary Jo Reed, and his grandparents, Robert and Darlene DeBolt and Marie Halter-man, all of Des Moines; two sisters, Cindy Reed of Cedar Rapids and Christi Elliott of Des Moines; and a brother, Charles, stationed with the military at McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey.

The family will visit with friends from noon until service time Wednesday at the church. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Central Iowa. Arrangements are being handled by Hamilton's Funeral Home. Mamie Eula Mae Bell, 71, of 1617 Allison Ave. died of a heart attack Friday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center.

Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday at Union Missionary Baptist Church, of which she was a member. Burial will be in Glen-dale Cemetery. Mrs. Bell, a homemaker, was born in Fulton, and lived in Des Moines 53 years.

She is survived by two sons, Albert Brooks and Henry I. Thomas, both of Des Moines; four grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. Friends may call after 9 a.m. today and until service time at Estes Son Funeral Home, where there will be a wake service and family will greet friends from 7 to 8 p.m. Thursday.

Memorial contributions may be made to her church's building fund. Thomas A. Crellin, 84, of Minburn died of a heart ailment Monday at Dallas County Hospital in Perry. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Murdock Funeral Home in Perry, and burial will be at Elmwood Cemetery in Minburn.

Mr. Crellin, a retired farmer, was born in Morris, 111., and lived in Minburn 41 years. He was a member of the Minburn United Methodist Church and Elks Lodge. Surviving are his wife, Esther; a daughter, Norma Hornsby of Minburn; a stepdaughter, Donna Daniels of Earlham; a stepson, Fred Burkhard of Laurel, a brother, Amos of Oskaloosa; two grandchildren; seven step-grandchildren; a great-grandchild; and seven step-great-grandchild. Friends may call after 1 p.m.

today at the funeral home, where the family will meet friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the Minburn Library. Roger F. Caffrey, 55, of Colona, 111., died of a brain aneurysm Friday at University Hospitals in Iowa City. Services will be at 1 p.m.

today at St. Ambrose Cathedral in Des Moines, and burial will be at St. Mary's Cemetery in Dallas Center. Mr. Caffrey was born in Cresco and lived in Des Moines until 1985.

He had worked in the Des Moines area for Fletcher Ford, Friedman Toyota and Payless Cashway. He was a veteran of the National Guard. Surviving are his wife, Sandra Hawbaker; two daughters, Denise Pittman of Gilmore, Texas, and Karen Reese of San Diego; two sons, Chad of East Moline, 111., and Douglas of Memphis, a sister, Delores Drilling of Des Moines; three brothers, Tom of Colona, Don of Des Moines and Leo of Cresco; and three grandchildren. Fairman Funeral Home in Green Rock, 111., is handling arrangements. Des Moines Deaths ALLEN Dean.

64. of Newton died Sunday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. KUPFER Zachariah. 16, of Children's Habilitation Center. 5900 Pioneer Parkway, Johnston, died there Saturday.

MAHER Joseph. 83. of 3825 E. Eighth St. died Sunday at Luther Park Care Center, MclLHON John 45.

of 4537 49th St. died Monday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. REED Rick 33. of 3833 Fifth Ave, died Sunday at home. SMITH Lawrence 79.

of 3040 N.E. 44th Ave. died Monday at home. STEVENSON Robert. 79, of 3131 Fleur Dr.

died Monday at Veteran's Medical Center. TEED Orville. 69. of Colfax died Monday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Divorces These people have been granted divorces in Polk County.

Glenda Sue and Bradley Allen Packard. Charles Joseph and Sharon Sue Mikesh. Traci Lynn and Brian Duane Tolson. David James and Anna Mea Lee Woods. Suzett Lynn Livingston-Butler and Brent Lyle Butler.

Debra L. and Kenneth W. Bennett. Lambert Joseph Blank Jr. and Melita Marie Blank.

Edward Stephen and Cindy Marie Waters. Michael A and Zelma F. Wirtz, William Michael Howell and Patricia Jean Spittler, Harold L. and Kimberly Cross. Sharon Sue and William Arthur Forrest.

Lawrence Harold and Leslie Rosanne Mersereau. Julie and William B. Grenell. 1A Services will be at 11a.m. Thursday at St.

Peter's Catholic Church, of which he was a member and served as director of religious education. Burial will be in Glen- dale Cemetery. Mr. Mcllhon, a lifelong Des Moines resident, had been a purchasing agent for Iowa Industrial Products and was a member of St. Vincent De Paul Society, Holy Name Society, Dowling Club and Central Iowa Purchasing Manager's Association.

He is survived by his wife, Linda; a daughter, Lindsay Mcllhon, and a son, John both of Des Moines; his parents, Dan and Raymetta Mcllhon of West Des Moines; three sisters, Margaret Williams of Des Moines, Mary Killebrew of Austin, Texas, and Joni Frantz of West Des Moines; and eight brothers, Jerry of Austin, Texas, Jim of Los Angeles, Edward and Joseph, both of Cedar Falls, and Dan, Tim, Tom and Matthew, all of Des Moines. Friends may call from 2 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the church, where there will be a 7 p.m. vigil service. Memorial contributions may be made to his church.

Dunn's Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Joseph Maher, 83, of 3825 E. Eighth St. died of lung cancer Sunday at Luther Park Care Center. Services will be at 10:30 a.m.

Wednesday at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Colfax. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery there. Mr. Maher was born in Colfax and lived in Des Moines 45 years, retiring as a machinist for Deere and Co. Des Moines Works at Ankeny.

He was a member of Visitation Catholic Church and the International Association of Machinists. Among survivors are his wife, Anna; a son, Ray of Ankeny; and a sister, Loretta Proudfit of Des Moines. Friends may call after 1 p.m. today at Highland Park Funeral Home, where the family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. and a wake service will be at 6:30 p.m.

Fred Manning, 64, of Newton died of a heart attack Sunday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center in Des Moines. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. today at Reese Funeral Chapel. Burial, with military graveside rites, will be in Newton Union Cemetery. Mr.

Manning was born in Queen City, and lived in Newton 52 years. He retired in 1990 as a window glazer for Dealers Warehouse, was an Army veteran of World War II and had been a volunteer with Jasper County Volunteer Persons. Surviving are three sons, Jesse Rodriguez of Des Moines, Art Rodri-quez of Newton and Jerry Manning of Monroe; five daughters, Carol Bogart of Newton, Donna Eddy of Mitchellville and Betty Messerly, Marilyn Kannenberg and Bonnie Burgart, all of Des Moines; a brother, Lee of Lancaster, 15 grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Friends may call until service time at the funeral chapel. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.

Zachariah A. Kupfer, 16, of Children's Habilitation Center, 5900 Pioneer Parkway, Johnston, died there Saturday of complications of Cana-van's disease, a degenerative disorder. The body will be cremated and private memorial services will be Wednesday. Zachariah was born in Ames and was a resident at the Children's Habilitation Center since 1983. He is survived by his mother, Fern Kupfer, who wrote the book "Before and After Zachariah" on the subject of Canavan's disease, his father, Joseph, his stepfather, Joe Geha, a sister, Gabi Kupfer, and two stepsisters, Megan Geha and Katie Geha, all of Ames; and his grandparents, Ruth and Milton Yasser of Lake Worth, and David Kupfer of Long Island, N.Y.

Contributions made to the Zachariah A. Kupfer Memorial Fund at Firstar Bank in Ames will be divided between the Children's Habilitation Center and Canavan's disease research. Arrangements are being handled by Westover Funeral Home. Leota Marie Kelly, 72, of Lake City died of a heart attack Saturday at Stewart Memorial Hospital. Services will be at 10 a.m.

today at Huffman Memorial Chapel. Cremation will follow, with burial at a later date. Mrs. Kelly, a former nurse aide, was born in Calhoun County and lived in Slater before moving to Lake City in April. She is survived by two daughters, Mary Patch of Indianola and Bonnie Johnson of Arlington, Texas; a son, Everett Johnson of Ankeny; and three grandchildren.

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