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YOURWEEKLYPAPER.COM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2019 3M DM-9000635260 Thank You To everyone that knew and loved Bob Jacoby. Words cannot From calls, texts, visits, prayers, cards and food, I am humbled and overwhelmed by you.A special PastorAnniThorn, Pastor Diane Vorhies, the staff of Mercy-Iowa City, the staff from University of CVICU, the awesome ladies from the Presbyterian Church for the funeral luncheon, and Funeral home for making everything smooth and seamless and doing an amazing job of carrying out final wishes. Bob will be greatly missed. Thank you! SheriVoy MARENGO Annette M. Meyer, age 68 of Marengo, passed away Thursday, January 17, 2019 at her home.

Me- morial Service 11:00 A.M. Saturday, January 26, 2019, Kloster Funeral Home, Marengo with Rev. Lisa Crow officiat- ing. Inurnment will be at a later date. The family will receive friends after 10:00 A.M.

on Saturday until the service time. A memorial fund has been established. Annette is survived by her son Edward Lewis Meyer, Jr. (Kristine Tomash) of Iowa City; her sister Trudy Cunningham (Carl) of Hannibal, MO; and three brothers, Glenn Seeley Jr. (Linda), Darcie Seeley (Cindy), all of Anamosa, and Chris Seeley of Hannibal; along with nieces and nephews, and a sister-in-law, Diane Seeley.

Annette was preceded in death by her parents, her husband and a brother Leslie Seeley, and two brothers in infancy. Annette Madaline Seeley Meyer was born Janu- ary 26, 1950 in Viola, Iowa, the daughter of Glenn and Ruth Boots Seeley, Sr. She attended Anamosa High School with the Class of 1968, and married Edward Lewis Meyer on October 8, 1969. The couple were blessed with one son, Edward Jr. They moved to Conroy, and eventually settled in Marengo.

Annette babysat and cared for many children throughout her working years. She was an animal lover and especially loved cats. She has been a big Elvis fan since her early years and had an extensive Elvis collection. Annette was a very loving wife, mother, sister, aunt and friend. She was loved and will be missed by those who knew her.

Online condolences: www.klosterfuneralhome. com Annette M. Meyer CEDAR RAPIDS Dale Paul Lewis, 77, of Cedar Rapids, died Wednesday, January 23, 2019, at Her- itage Specialty Care, Ce- dar Rapids. Dale passed in peace after a 20-year battle with cancer. Survivors include his children, Cindy (Dick) Brockmeyer, Tammy (Kevin) Jamieson, Tim (Tammy) Lewis, and Casey Lewis; six grandchil- dren, Alisha, Amanda, Stefanie and Spencer Lewis, and Hanna and Avery Brockmeyer; three great- grandchildren, Sophia, Legacy, and Bentley; sisters, Louise (George) Laughler and Carol Hawkins, and many nieces and nephews.

Dale Paul Lewis was born January 11, 1942, in Cedar Rapids, to Wilbert and Matilda (Deerr) Lewis. He worked as a machinist and welder for many years. Dale married Sue Ann Franks on July 17, 1961. He enjoyed reading, camping, fish- ing, hunting, and watching football, baseball and racing. He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Sue Ann; a brother; and sister, Betty.

Memorials may be directed to the American Cancer Society or the Unity Point St. Hos- pice, Cedar Rapids. Burial will be at a later date at the Marengo Cemetery. For more information on the date and time, please email Ar- rangements by Stewart Baxter Funeral Memorial Services, Cedar Rapids. Please share your support and memories with family on his tribute wall at www.stewart- baxter.com under obituaries.

Dale Lewis Obituaries Group Editor Magdefrau Sports Editor Petz Family Album Editor Wichmann POSTAL REGULATIONS Published weekly by The NEWSpapers of Iowa County, periodicals postage paid at the post office at Marengo, Iowa 52301, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Subscription Rates: Iowa and adjacent counties, all other Iowa, and outside Iowa, $40.00. Postmaster: Send address changes to The Pioneer-Republican, 400 Locust, Suite 500 Des Moines, IA 50309-2355. These materials are the sole and exclusive property of the Des Moines Register Tribune and are not to be used without its written permission. 2019 Des Moines Register Tribune Co.

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Pastor Ben Wilson GUERNSEY GUERNSEY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, New Covenant Parish, 409 Cleveland Phone (319) 685-4046. Doug Dauenbaugh, Lay Preacher HOMESTEAD ST. LUTHERAN CHURCH, 1928 Ave. Phone (319) 662-4286. Rev.

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Pastor, Denny Eden, (319) 430-2677 BEAR CREEK CHURCH, Rev. Dr. Charles Klink, (641) 455- 4281 KINROSS SALEM MENNONITE CHURCH, 1306 Keokuk Washington Rd. Keota. Phone (319) 646-2089.

Rev. Wilford Stutzman KINROSS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Jim Stout, Pastor KOSZTA OAKLAWN CHURCH OF GOD, Highway 212 Near Koszta Pastor Paul Moore LADORA OHIO-LADORA HERITAGE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, New Covenant Parish, 705 Main St. Phone (319) 623-3228. Rev. Jim Davis, Lead Pastor.

MARENGO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 940 Eastern Ave. Phone (319) 642-3673. Rev. Eddie G. Thomas, Pastor.

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 895 Court Ave. Phone (319) 642-3146. Pastor Lisa Crow. www.firstumcmaren- go.org FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 902 Marengo Ave. Phone (319) 642-3635.

Rev. Anni Thorn, Pastor MEADOW HILL CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP, 594 Eastern Ave. Phone (319) 622-3464. Rev. Larry and Rev.

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CATHOLIC CHURCH, 957 Western Ave. Phone (319) 642-5438. Fr. David Wilkening TRINITY UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 1895 200th St. Phone (319) 668-9858.

Pastor Tim Miller MILLERSBURG MILLERSBURG UNITED METHODIST, 473 Jefferson Phone (319) 655-7115. Pastor Michelle NORTH ENGLISH NORTH ENGLISH CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Disciples of Christ), 131 Howard St. Phone (319) 664-3338. Rev. Luke Caster NORTH ENGLISH UNITED METHODIST, 218 W.

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Main St. Phone (319) 828-1005. Rev. Terry Beltz ST. CHURCH, 215 Summit St.

Phone (319) 828- 4180. Rev. Edmond Dunn, Pastor. PARNELL WEST UNION MENNONITE CHURCH, 3253 305th St. E-mail Phone (319) 646-6004.

David Heu- sinkveld, Pastor. SOUTH ENGLISH ENGLISH RIVER CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN, 29252 137th St. Phone (319) 667-5235. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF SOUTH ENGLISH, 406 Church Phone (319) 667-5945. Pastor Joe Winkler TIFFIN GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 300 W.

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AREA CHURCH SERVICES We all know someone who has a heart at- tack. The most common signs are well known. Tight- ening in the chest, left arm pain things that we all may experience from time to time. We tell ourselves it is only a pinched nerve or something we ate and wait to see if our symptoms pass. No one wants to make a trip to the ER just to be told it is indigestion.

Staying updated on other symptoms might help you make the decision that may save your life or the life of someone close to you. Did you know there are many other signs of a heart attack that can easily tell you something right? For men and women, the signs can be and of course being familiar with symptoms is just as important as being in tune with your body when it is trying to tell you something. No two heart attacks are alike, or strike in the same way. Warnings can be subtle, or blatant, but both are just as serious. Common signs of heart attacks are: Chest discomfort: It is the most common sign of a heart attack.

Pressure and tightening of the chest or heavy sitting on your are signs not to ignore. Nausea, indigestion or stomach pain: Vomiting is not out of the question during heart attacks. Women may experience this more than men during a heart at- tack. Heartburn: Yes, it could be something you ate, but knowing this is a symptom and tying it to other symp- toms is something you need to be aware of. Lightheaded or dizzy: This can happen when your blood pressure drops, and your heart is not able to pump the way it should, causing shortness of breath and discomfort.

Jaw pain: Again, add this to the above symptoms with a possible throat pain, and your healthcare pro- vider would tell you to have it checked out. Exhaustion: Do you tire easily? If your heart is weakening due to heart disease this could cause you to exhaust yourself more easily when doing daily tasks that were not a problem before. Sweating: This along with tightness in the chest and arm pain should never be ignored if it is a quick onset of symptoms. Staying on top of your heart health game is impor- tant. Know your numbers and keep your blood pres- sure in check.

Exercise and put in place a heart healthy diet that will keep you not only heart healthy but look- ing good on your scale. Talk with your healthcare pro- vider about any of these symptoms and always call 911 if you feel there is an emergent need. Information from this article taken from webmd.com/heart-disease. JUST FOR THE HEALTH OF IT No two heart attacks are alike Angela Fults, DO, healthcare provider at Compass Memorial Healthcare and Clinics.