OBITUARY: Dale Beaman Duenow, 1925-1981, Mitchell Co., Iowa

[St. Ansgar Enterprise, 9 APR 1981]



                    Dale B. Duenow Memorial Services
                           Held Here April 4

  Memorial services for Dale B. Duenow, 55, of St. Ansgar, who died March
30, were held April 4 at Schroeder Funeral Home here with the Rev. Harold
Luecke, pastor of Our Savior's Lutheran church, Lyle, and the Rev. Rob
Porter, pastor of the St. Ansgar Baptist church, officiating.

  Dale Beaman Duenow was born April 20, 1925 in Otranto township, the son
of Roy and Bessie (Berg) Duenow. He attended school at Mona Elementary and
Lyle high school. He was baptized and confirmed in the Mona Lutheran
church.

  He received training as a Dairy Herd Improvement Supervisor at Iowa State
University, Ames. He married Fern E. Smith October 4, 1947 in Lyle. Three
children were born to them. He was a member of First Lutheran church, St.
Ansgar.

  Mr. Duenow was employed as DHIA supervisor, Mitchell county, later with
Dr. W. E. Dockstader, D.V.M. and Nelson TV in St. Ansgar, and lately had
been self-employed.

  He is survived by his three children: Dennis of Norfolk, Neb., Mrs. Rick
(Denise) Harrison of St. Ansgar and Donald of Des Moines; two
grandchildren, Brandee and Cory Harrison. He was preceded in death by his
parents.

  Burial was in Pleasant Hill cemetery, Mona.





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