REUNION WRAPUP

     In an earlier edition, we had listed the 1958 class members who attended their 80th birthday reunion which was held recently at the Herman Park pavilion.

     There were 13 on that original list. However, there were several who, apparently, made a last minute decision to attend. The final count was 30.

     The latecomers included Kay Turner Richmond, Harold and Sharon Blaskey, Ruth Askland Bowes, Hans and Wanda Goeppinger, Bill Barquist, Karen Mustapha Langmade,  Larry Ford, Steve Shaler and Doris Stotts, wife of classmate Harold Stotts.

     All in all, it was a highly successful event.

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     A surprise arrived in the mail the other day. A September 2020 edition of the Boone County Historical Society's Trail Tales. Its been some time since the last edition.

     This edition is mainly about Boone Counties smaller, incorporated towns.

     There are nice segments about the history of Beaver, Berkley, Boxholm, Fraser, Luther, Madrid, Ogden, Pilot Mound, Sheldahl, Jordan, Moingona, Napier, Elk Rapids, Ridgeport, Pea's Point, Angus, Mackey and Zenorsville.

     Actually, according to the info presented in the book, there were over 35 other small, unincorporated towns that once existed in Boone County. However, there were few facts about those towns available. 

    Ever heard of Belle Point, Ericson, Riverside, Garden Prairie, Rogerdale, Grayson, Wheeler, Centerville, Hull, Coal Valley, Cassidy's Corner, Logansport, Wolf, Quincy and Yough?

     In addition, the history of the  Boxholm Lions Club is featured in this new edition.

     As Jessica Stanley, the BCHS President mentioned in her message, "This published edition of Trail Tales is a triumph, one of our goals achieved despite less than ideal conditions. Even with our many trials, we are finally able to return to the best part of your Historical Society, stories about Boone County history."

     Congratulations to the hard working BCHS Board and any of the other volunteers who are finally beginning to see the fruits of their labor.

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     BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS: Cheryl Neely Berning, 64, Boone. Born in Boone. Survivors include a son, a sister and two brothers...........Larry Ackerman, 64, Boone. Formerly of Des Moines. An Army vet and a railroad employee for 20 years but both his service time and work time were halted by various medical conditions. He was a valued volunteer for the Boone and Scenic Valley Railroad and James H. Andrew railroad museum. Married Gail Christine Wenninger in 2016 and she joined him in Boone. Survivors include his wife and three daughters, two of them, Kristina O'Hara and Hannah Bellcourt both of Boone.

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BOONE CONNECTED DEATH

     Cheryl Neely Berning, 64, Boone.

BOONE CONNECTED DEATH

     Larry Ackerman, 64, Boone. Formerly of Des Moines.

RAMBLINGS

     Just a plethora of this and that.

     The Kornerman understands the 80th birthday celebration of the classes of 1958 surpassed all expectations. Loren Frazier reported the final totals......29, including 18 classmates, three from the classes of 1959 and ten spouses or friends.

     The last pre-report we had heard, there were just a dozen or so indicating they would be attending. However, there were many who made late decisions to attend. How did I know before hearing Loren's final official report? Steve Shaler of Saint Cloud, MN. and Larry Ford, also a Minnesota resident, stopped by our house after the event and brought me "up to date." 

     Those two were among those not on the original list of potential attendees and Steve mentioned several others who were there that hadn't been listed earlier.

     So, apparently, it was an excellent reunion and the weather cooperated beautifully. Loren said, "people were excited. They loved the facility and were saying they want future get-togethers."

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     Was sorry to hear of the passing of Don "Red" Houser who died at 90 in California.

     That certainly brought back a great memory. "Red" graduated in 1949 and I was four years later in 1953 and, as an eighth grader, was "awed" by good athletes like he was at BHS. "Red" went on to ISU and participated in two or three sports there, including football.

     Wouldn't you know, I clearly recall seeing, in person, the first Cyclone football game of "Red's" career there. It was against one of the Dakota schools at old Clyde Williams field and believe or not, "Red" I believe on the initial kickoff, ran it all the way back for a Cyclone touchdown. Wow, did this young Boone kid (me) have wide, excited eyes the result of that play by an ex-Toreador hero.

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     More memories. Fellow KWBG alum Larry Kelley (no relation) sent me a real memory maker.

     It was a picture of a KWBG radio log that I had filled out for Wednesday, Decoration Day, May 30, 1962.

     The log, of course, showed all the on-air programs, their times and all of the commercials that were to be aired during the programs. The times of all the programs and commercials had to be logged in at the time they were aired.

     It was fun to see the on-air schedule....Mo's Show, a DJ type program, was shown in addition to the famous 11 a.m. Bulletin Board news show announced by Signe Shaler and sponsored always by Wester Furniture. There was also a Mary Blane show. I don't remember that.

    The commercials? Oh my gosh, there were tons of them.....all of the old businesses......Hamilton Hardware, Boone Dairy, Grahams, Duke Lindstrom cleaners, Duffy Appliance, Vogler-Nieman Chevy, H & M  Tires, Citizens Bank and even some out-of-city sponsors like Anderson-Erickson, Strand Bread and Knoxville Speedway. And this was just in the morning from 9 a.m. to noon.

     Also interesting was the fact that all of the commercials showed how much they cost. Most were less than $2.00 but that Bulletin Board, which was a 15-minute newscast, cost Wester's $5.25 each day.

     That was a lot of fun for these old eyes to see. 

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     Awhile back we heard from my old northside neighbor, Patty Donovan McDonald, BSH-58. 

     Patty has been a resident of the Tulsa, OK area for several years and she wrote about the pandemic related teaching situation there. "I'm scheduled to start school doing a long-term Kindergarten substitute job for a teacher on maternity leave. I retired in 2010 after 40 years  of public school teaching, 12 years in Iowa at Urbandale, Stratford (1962-69) and Hudson, while my husband finished up at UNI. Then I followed up with the 28 years here, which have schools in Tulsa and Broken Arrow. I still enjoy teaching but without all the meetings."

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     BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS: Yvonne "Bonnie" Huber, 89, Boone. Beautician in her early years. Worked in food service at ISU and was a housekeeper at UNI until retirement and a move to Boone. Two daughters survive, including Cathy Marsh of Boone........Arnold Geske, 92, Boone. Service vet. Married Lucile Waligorski in 1955 and the couple lived in Fairbank, IA. Moved to Clear Lake in 1980 for Arnie to work for the railroad. Was transferred to Boone in 1986 and retired in 1993. He loved swimming at the "Y" and competing in the Iowa Games and Senior Olympics. He also did some work on damaged homes for Lutheran Social Services. Survivors include a son, daughter and brother.........Nancy Reilly, 66, rural Ames. Gilbert HS-72. Married Terry Reilly in 1973 and they settled on an acreage near Ames to engage in farm work. Nancy earned a degree from ISU in 2003. Survivors include her husband, three girls, a boy, two sisters and a brother.........Richard Ahrens, 74, Boone. BHS-64. Boone JC. Was a police dispatcher and then joined the police force in 1973. Served as an officer for 15 years and then another 15 years as a detective and Assistant Chief. Retired in 2002. Married Martha "Toby" Haaland-Givens in 1993. Survivors include his wife, two sons, a brother, Robert Ahrens, of Boone, a sister, Joyce Myers, of Boone, a brother-in-law, two sisters-in-law and some good neighbors, Karl and Cindy Hunter.

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BOONE CONNECTED DEATH

     Arnold Geske, 92, Boone.

BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS

     Yvonne "Bonnie" Huber, 89, Boone

     Richard Ahrens, 74, Boone. BHS-64.

REUNION DAY FOR CLASSES OF 1958

     Tommorrow (Thursday) is a big day for the class of 1958. Their long awaited 80th birthday celebration  will take place at the Herman Park Pavilion, 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m..

     Eleven classmates from BHS and two from BSH have indicated, in advance, they plan to attend but that doesn't mean others can't make a late decision.

     On hand for sure will be Howard Swain, George Eckstein, Jerry Wright, Loren Vogler, Tom Pestotnik, Pauline Bergloff Halupnick, Barry Wills, Jolene Sturtz Tate, Janice Springer Messinbrink, Joyce Springer Appenzeller, Delores Headley Miller, Loren Frazier and Pat Lacey Frazier. 

     By the way, remember we reported a couple editions ago that an 80th birthday card shower was planned for Priscilla Thomsen who lives in Lake City. It was hoped that at least 80 cards would be received but that was surpassed with 98 received at last report.

     We understand she really appreciated reading the many cards and comments contained.

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     BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS: Don Houser, 90, Tustin, CA. BHS-49. Was a versatile athlete  at BHS and at ISU. Was a service man. Went into coaching in Illinois but then turned to sales work which took him to St. Louis, Minnesota and finally, California. Three sons survive........James "Jim" Matt, 79, Leavenworth, KS. BSH-59. Air Force vet. Married Judy Thacker in 1961 and she passed away in 1990. Six adult children survive. Also surviving are his twin brother, Tom Matt, of Boone, and two sisters-in-law.........Henry Alan Munson Owen, 17, Ames. Was active in both athletics and the arts. Survivors include his parents, Susan Munson Owen and Bret Owen, two sisters and a brother. A grandmother, Emily Grabau Munson, BHS-59, preceeded him in death. Grandfather Dr. Alan Munson of Ames survives..........Lisa Sue McCloud Lucas, 57, University Park, IA. Born in Boone. Perry HS-81. Married Charles Lucas in 2010. Survivors include her husband, four brothers, including Brad McCloud of Boone, and one sister.........Earl Berntsen, 88, Boone. A soldier, truck driver and welder. Four daughters survive and services will be in Boone........Jane Bentley Lebo, 101, Boone. Spent her entire life in Boone County. Jordan HS. Married J. Gordon Lebo in 1946. Attended four different Methodist churchs in Boone County and did knitting for the Boone County Humane Society. A son and daughter survive......Marsha Newsome Fleming, 70, Boone. Married Pierce Fleming in 1980. Worked at Archway and as a caretaker for Home-in-Stead. Survivors include her husband, three sons and two daughters and a sister........Lawrence Siglin, 82, Springfield, MO. Born in Ogden.

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BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS

     Don "Red" Houser, 90, Tustin, CA. Born in Boone. BHS-49

BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS

     Lisa McCloud Lucas, 57, University Park, IA. Born in Boone.

     Earl Berntsen, 88, Boone

BOONE CONNECTED DEATH

     Jane Lebo, 101, Boone. Jordan HS.

BOONE CONNECTED DEATH

     Henry Alan Munson Owen, 17, Ames. His grandmother, Emily Munson, preceeded him in death. Survivors include his grandfather, Alan Munson, of Ames.

BOONE CONNECTED DEATH

     Lawrence Siglin, 82, Springfield, MO.  Born in Ogden. OHS grad

BOONE CONNECTED DEATH

     Jim Matt, 79,  Leavenworth, KS. Formerly of Boone. BSH-59. Among the survivors is his twin brother, Tom Matt, of Boone.

BOONE CONNECTED DEATH

     Marsha Fleming, 70, Boone

BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS

     Gertrud "Trudy" Gregory, 84, Boone. Born in Germany. Met Lloyd Gregory in Germany and they married in 1955. In 1972, the couple came home to Boone, Lloyd's home town. Survivors include a daughter, Linda Nelson, two sisters-in-law including Millie Logue of Boone and several grandchildren from the Boone area.........Charlotte Stewart, 79, Boone. Attended nursing school and William Penn College. Married Eugene Stewart in 1961. Worked for Hawkeye Savings and in Dr. Grant's office until retirement in 2000. Loved music and was a longtime tour guide at the Mamie Eisenhower home. Her husband and two daughters survive........Sophronia Mullins Hager, 88, DeSoto, IA. Formerly of Ogden. Married E.J. "Willie" Hager in 1959. Was a homemaker and worked as a crossing guard for the Ogden school system. Survivors include a daughter and two sons, Doug of Boxholm and Greg Hager of Ogden. A brother also survives.........Barb Granado Scott, 67, Boone. Married Ronald Scott in 1976 and the couple moved to Boone. Was a beautician but then worked for Archway and Heinrich Envelope. Survivors include her husband, her father, mother-in-law, Lila Scott of Boone, and four sisters-in-law including Patsy Smith and Linda Galvan of Boone and Dianna Ray of Pilot Mound.........Daniel Johnson, 84, Boxholm. Farmed in the Paton area. Paton HS-54. Service vet. Married Dixie Lea Hamilton in 1959. Worked in road construction, Gibbs Cook in Des Moines and Fort Dodge and became an electrician. Moved to Boxholm in 1967 and farmed with his dad and after his dad passed away. Survivors include two daughters and a sister. 

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BOONE CONNECTED DEATH

     Sophronia Mullins Hager, 88, DeSoto, IA., Formerly of Ogden.

BOONE CONNECTED DEATH

     Gertrud Schmidt Gregory, 84, Boone. Several Boone area survivors.

BOONE CONNECTED DEATH

     Charlotte Stewart, 79, Boone

BOONE CONNECTED DEATH

     Daniel Johnson, 84, Boxholm

BOONE CONNECTED DEATH

     Barbara Jean Granado Scott, 67, Boone. Survivors include her husband, Ron Scott, of Boone.

A NICE HONOR FOR BOONE NATIVE

     Nancy (Nan) Hicks Ripley of Nevada, BHS-61, has received a wonderful national honor.

     For her 2006 introduction, 'Scarlet Pimpernel', she is the winner of the 2019 Stout Silver Medal, the highest award given by the American Hemerocallis Society. She is just the 10th woman to receive the award in its almost 70-year history, for a plant from one of her earliest crosses.

     Nan was to receive the medal at the 2020 national AHS convention this summer but the meeting was cancelled due to COVID-19.

     'Scarlet Pimpernel' previously had won the Ned Roberts Spider/Unusual Form Award in 2013.

     A keen gardener, as her Walkabout Gardens expanded, she hosted more and more tour groups. In 1998, one of those groups was the Marshalltown Master Gardeners and among them was Don Lovell, a daylily hybridizer, who suggested that Nan, a watercolorist, try her hand at hybridizing so she could "paint her own flower." He then immediately proceeded to show her the basics of making a cross. She was "hooked" and now she has won the highest honor given by the AHS.

     More information about her daylilys can be found on her website....www.walkaboutgardens.com.

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     BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS: Marilyn Pesek Hora, 81, Faribault, MN. Born in Boone. BHS-57. Earned a nursing degree at Creighton University. Married Richard Hora, BHS-57, in 1961. Served as an RN for 35 years in Faribault. Survivors include her husband, two sons, two daughters and two sisters.........Elizabeth Porter Stapes, 68, Roland. BHS-70. Married Brooke Stapes in 2009. Was an ISU secretary for 48 years. Survivors include a son, a sister and brother, Albert Porter, BHS-60, of Boone..........Russell Nelson, 96, Des Moines. Born in Boone County..........Betty DeBeer Eckhart, 93, Boone. Graduated from a Sioux City beauty school. Married Louis Eckhart in 1950. After a few years, the couple moved to Boone. She worked at the Bon Ton Salon before opening her own shop, Klip and Kurl, in her home. Moved to Eastern Star in 2016. Survivors include a daughter, daughter-in-law, sister-in-law, a nephew and grand children.

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BOONE CONNECTED DEATH

     Elizabeth Porter Stapes, 68, Roland. BHS-70. Survivors include a brother, Albert Porter, BHS-60, of Boone.

BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS

     BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS: Marilyn Pesek Hora, 81, Faribault, MN. BHS-57. Husband Richard Hora, BHS-57, among the survivors.

     Russell Nelson, 96, Des Moines. Born in Boone County.

BOONE CONNECTED DEATH

     Betty DeBeer Eckhart, 93, Boone Masonic Home

BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS

     BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS: Junior Taylor, 80, Ogden. Passed due to injuries sustained in an auto mishap. Grew up in Illinois. An early marriage produced one daughter, Lisa, before a divorce. Married Julia Lambiaso in 1969 and the couple moved from Illinois to Ogden in 1979. Junior worked at a hog confinement, Bergstrom Seeds, Ag Serve, Duncan Plumbing of Boone, Mower Electric and Carson Electric. Survivors include two sons including Jason of Ogden and three daughters including Jill Ahrens of Ogden............Jeannette Eppert Diljak, 87, Dallas, PA. Born in Madrid. Luther HS-51. Married Paul Diljak in 1954. Two daughters survive.

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BOONE CONNECTED DEATH

Jeannette Diljak, 87, Dallas, PA. Born Madrid. Luther HS-51

BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS

     Junior Isaac Taylor, 80, Ogden

READY AND WAITING TO HEAR FROM YOU

     Yes, after a few day's absence, the Kornerman is back in business and waiting to hear your stories/memories and comments.
     Took a few days away for a family wedding and, thus, there was no "real" Korner Saturday and no  death reportage during the time off. However, we're now "home."
     By the way, we've been stuck with a new "improved?" blog setup and it may take some time for this old blogger to figure things out.
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     As the event draws closer, there are more respondents. We're talking about the class of 1958's 80th birthday celebration scheduled for September 24.
     Loren Frazier informs us that 15 classmates have indicated they will attend and he's wondering about others. There is, of course, still some time to make a decision.
     The event will be held at the open air pavilion in Herman Park from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the 24th.
     Loren would love to hear from you.
     P.S. I was also told that Loren's birthday was at about that same time as the 1958 class birthday.
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    BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS: David Tolan, 74, Boone. Attended trade school to become a butcher. Worked for Fareway as a meat department employee and later, transferred to the warehouse office. Worked a total of 44 years for Fareway. Married Susan Tilley in 1971. A son and several siblings survive..........Janice Engleen, 77, Boone. Formerly of Ogden. Grand HS-62. Married Dwight Engleen in 1962 and they later divorced. Worked at ISU for 30 years and also at Genesis in Boone. Two sons, Troy and Chalon Engleen, both of Ogden and a sister survive. Also surviving are two brothers, Chuck Ray and Keith Ray, both of Boone........Harold Bentley, 102, rural Boone. Jordan HS-35. Air Force vet. Married Ruth Long in 1960 and they farmed until retirement in 1999. A son and two daughters survive...........Mary Miller Mayfield, 82, Boone. Born in Boone. BHS-56. Married Orval "Sam" Mayfield in 1959. She worked at BHS and G and S in Boone and then, ISU, until retirement. Survivors include a daughter, Lori Elliott, and a son, Michael Mayfield, both of Boone............Linda Cox, 60, Fort Dodge. Survivors include two sisters and brothers, Randy and Mark Cox both of Boone..........Beverly Peter Coghlan, 80, Boone. Born in Boone. BHS-60. Married Larry Coghlan in 1962. Worked at Bourns, Lincoln school and Ledges Manor. Survivors include a daughter, Kim Shadle, and two sons, including Dave Coghlan, of Boone. A sister-in-law also survives........Daniel Brogden, 64, Boone. Born in Boone. BHS-74. Married Rebecca Bridges in 1974 and they had two sons, Travis and Tracy Brogden. After their divorce, he married Cindi Smith Vodenik in 1983. She brought two children into the family, Christine Smith and Ronald Vodenik. Dan and Cindi also had a son of their own, Lee Brogden. Dan worked at Northern Natural Gas for 45 years.........Opal Tjernagel, 97. She moved to Boone recently after living in Madrid. A son, Michael Tjernagel, of Boone survives. A daughter also survives.
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BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS

     Daniel Brogden, 64, Boone. BHS-74

BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS

     Harold Bentley, 102, Ankeny, formerly of Boone

SPECIAL BIRTHDAY NOTE

     ATTENTION, friends of Priscilla Chinstedt Thomsen, BHS-58. She is celebrating birthday 80 on September 7 and her family is hoping she will receive at least 80 happy birthday cards.
     Priscilla Chinstedt Thomsen, 412 N. Woodland, Lake City, Iowa 51449........or pthomsen2003@gmail.com.
    

BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS

     Beverly Coghlan, 80, Boone. BHS-60.

BCHS UPDATE

     A very select but small group of our friends and neighbors are continuing to work on the "comeback" of our Boone County Historical Society.
     They're meeting on a regular basis and working under a strict format to get done what needs to be done to get this important community asset back to the high esteem it once held.
     Like it or not, the financial situation must attract an important part of the group's agenda.
     Potential grants are being studied, $2,000 was recently received from the city, a recent marketing letter brought in $1,500, there have been three new membership renewals and one new membership accepted. That's all good news.
     Elevator repairs are being completed, ways of cutting the energy bill discussed and a petty cash fund that had reached over $300 has been whittled down to $50.
     Committee chairpersons are needed for the Marketing and Gift Shop committees but there has been some talk of merging the two committees into one.
     Then too, there's the tedious and continuing job of working on the budget and bylaws revision.
     This group of volunteers has accepted the task of coming to bat, although behind 12-0 in the first inning. It isn't easy....lots of "grunt" work involved and we give them our thanks and support. They need that......but they also could use some breathing room via financial support.
     Membership isn't what it used to be and that's what it needs to be. So, if you haven't "come back" yet, do so to give this new board the support they need to continue their restoration work.
     Boone County Historical Society. 602 Story Street. 515-432-1907. admin@BCHSIowa.org.
     Individuals - $25. Families - $40. Businesses/Organizations - $75.
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    THERE WILL BE NO KORNER SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. WE WILL BE BACK IN ACTION ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9.
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     BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS: Lenora Elsberry Hiddleson, 76. Born in Boone County. OHS-62. Married David Hiddleson in 1965. The couple lived near Bouton for 50 years before moving to an area north of Perry. Lenora worked at 3M in Ames for 30 years  prior to retirement. Survivors include her husband, David, two sons and a sister-in-law, Yvonne Elsberry of Boone............Edmund Henderson, 75, rural Boone. Born in Boone. United HS-62. Married Julia Beirman in 1962 and she passed away in 2012. He worked at lumber yards in Ames and Slater before purchasing one and operating it as Tri-Co Building Center until his retirement. Survivors include a son, a daughter, three sisters and a grandson, Jake Carter, of rural Boone.......Linda Susan Cox, 60, passed away in Fort Dodge.........Donna Knutson, 89, Boone. Married Russell Knutson in 1951. Was a teacher in early years. The couple lived in Des Moines before retiring and building a home in Boone County. Survivors include her husband, three sons and a brother.
     More details on a death reported earlier. Elvera Bollenbaugh, 80, Boone. Dayton HS-57. Married John Bollenbaugh in 1978 and the couple lived in Missouri for several years. When John passed in 2004, Elvera moved to Boone. Survivors include two sons, a brother and four sisters, including Caryl Erickson, Alice Keenan and Glenda Smalley all of Boone.
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BOONE CONNECTED DEATHS

Linda Cox, 60

BOONE CONNECTED DEATH

     Edmund Henderson, 75, rural Boone. United HS-62