Johnson County IA Archives Obituaries.....Zemlicka, Pearl Sylvia  January 16, 1987
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Iowa City Press-Citizen - January 18, 1987
Zemlicka

	Pearl Zemlicka, 79, professor emeritus at the University of Iowa, 1627 College
Court Place, died Friday at University Hospitals after a short illness.
	Services will begin today at 3 p.m. at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church. The
Revs. Kenneth Grant. Mark Martin, and James Spalding will officiate. The body
was donated to the University of Iowa. There will be no visitation.
	In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the UI Foundation for the
Pearl Zemlicka Scholarship Fund.
	The Donohue-Lensing funeral home is in charge of arrangements.
	Miss Zemlicka was born June 11, 1907, in Kimball, S.D., daughter of Frank and
Clara Matousek Zemlicka. She received her nursing diploma in 1931 from
Broadlawns Hospital in Des Moines. In 1952 she received her bachelor's degree in
nursing education from Loyola University, and in 1958 she received her master's
degree in education from the University of Iowa.
	She was assistant professor at the University College of Nursing from 1952
until her retirement in 1974 and director of Continuing Education for the
Nursing College
from 1962 until retirement.
	She was active in numerous nursing organizations, including the American and
Iowa Nurses Association, and Sigma Theta Tau. She was a charter member of St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church, where she had served as an elder. She was a member
of Questers, Pilots Club, American Association of University Women, Business and
Professional Women, AARP, Quilters Club and Goodwill Industries. She was a
volunteer for Iowa City Hospice, Mercy Hospital Auxiliary and Hot Line and was a
tour guide at the Old Capitol. She had also been active with the Elderhostel,
the Red Cross Board and Blood Programs and Meals on Wheels.
	She is survived by two brothers, Ernest Zemlicka of Minneapolis, Minn., and Ray
Zemlicka of Sacramento, Calif; and numerous nieces and nephews. Two sisters and
one brother died earlier.


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