40th Reunion

40th Reunion

Monday, August 22, 2011

Nancy Hoffman More 10-5-55 ~ 8-22-2011






Nancy Hoffman More, 55, passed Monday, Aug. 22, 2011, after a battle with cancer in Lundhouse Hospice Center, Gilbert, Ariz.
Nancy was born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to James and Patricia Hoffman on Oct. 5, 1955. She graduated from Jefferson High School in Cedar Rapids, and later attended classes for nursing in Phoenix, Ariz. Nancy worked 30 years in Cardiac Care in Phoenix.
Survivors include her three sons, Matthew (Taylor), grandchildren Addison and Mason, and sons, Jeffrey and Daniel, both of Phoenix; her mother, Patti Hoffman; sister, Lisa Willett (Marty); brother, Jeffrey, all of Cedar Rapids; three other brothers, Mark (Karen) of California, Matthew (Pam) of Illinois, Chris of Hawaii and Hal of Phoenix; many nieces and nephews; and countless friends.
Nancy loved life and music, children and extended family and helping others. She will be missed by many.
Celebrations of life will be held in Phoenix and Cedar Rapids, details pending.

Friday, June 10, 2011

Cynthia Stolte Tysdahl 6-8-1955 ~ 3-10-2011

Cynthia Stolte Tysdahl



Name:
Cynthia Tysdahl

Dates:
Birth date: June 08, 1955
Death date: March 10, 2011

Obituary:

Cynthia Tysdahl, age 55, of Hubbard, IA, died Thursday, March 10 at Mary Greeley  Medical Center in Ames.




Cynthia Rae Tysdahl was born June 8, 1955 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa to Richard and Joyce Joan Stolte.  She passed away on March 10, 2011 after a strong and courageous battle against brain cancer. Cyn was baptized, confirmed, and attended K-8 School at Trinity Lutheran Church and graduated from Jefferson High School in 1973.  In 1977 she graduated from Concordia Teacher’s College in Seward, Nebraska with a teaching and coaching degree.  She spent one year of teaching kindergarten in Chaska, Minnesota.  On July 15, 1978 she married Alvern Tysdahl, and together they raised four boys: Chad, Troy, Blake, and Grant, on a farm outside of Garden City, Iowa. 
Those who knew Cyn remember her for her unwavering faith in God and outpouring of love for her family as a wonderful wife, mother, grandma, daughter, sister, aunt, cousin and friend to all who crossed her path.  Cyn’s passion for teaching and helping others was evident in the amount of lives she influenced in more than 20 years as a teacher.  When she was not teaching, Cyn could be found cheering at many events, as she had a true love of sports, especially the Rebels and Bearcats.  She was a devoted fan and friend, and used her caring and loving attitude to develop strong relationships that bonded like family.  Cyn spent countless hours perfecting her flowers and mowing on the farm, and frequently enjoyed antiquing road trips with her friends. 
Cynthia is preceded in death by her father, Richard Stolte and father and mother in law, Clarence and Adelaide Tysdahl.  She is survived by her mother, Joyce Joan Stolte; husband, Alvern; sons, Chad and his daughters, Isabelle and Sophia, Troy and his wife Carrie (and baby to be), Blake, and Grant; sister Diane Nelson and her husband Milo, along with numerous other extended family members and friends. 
She will be missed by many, loved by all, and not soon forgotten. 


Memorials:
 In luei of flowers, memorials may be directed to the family, Alvern Tysdahl, 31587 G Ave, Hubbard, IA  50122.
Visitation:

Visitation will be in the Radcliffe school gymnasium in Radcliffe from 2-6 pm, Sunday.




Service:

Funeral services will be 1:00 pm Monday at the Stavanger Luther Church in Garden City.  
Cemetery:
Interment will be at a later date.