Monona County IA Archives Obituaries.....Gingles, Earl Emery October 24, 1974
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Dr. Earl E. Gingles                  (From the collection of Vivian Norby 
Andersen)

	Dr. Gingles was a man who believed that right should rule and did his 
utmost to see that it was upheld.  He tried to pass this quality on to his 
children and grandchildren and to all his many acquaintances.
	He was a man that loved the great outdoors.  His occupation of 
Medicine together with his interest in nature, and people, kept him busy most 
of the time.  He was a kind and loving father and kept his home and family 
together with the help of his loving companion.
	Dr. Gingles philosophy was “Never look(sic) back, but always look to 
the future and everyday get some enjoyment out of life for one never knows 
when God will be calling us Home.”  Dr. G. was just a common person, not 
glamorous, not thrilling, but a man bound by some of the sterling qualities 
passed on to him by his parents and also by the vicissitudes of life.
	So may be let memory have its perfect work in each of our lives, and 
hold for us only their victories, their noblest and Best.  A good and lovable 
man has left us, but I am sure he would want us to carry on until we, too, are 
called to  our eternal rest.
			A friend of Dr. Gingles
			Bernard Routh

DR. EARL EMERY GINGLES
	Dr. Earl Emery Gingles, a lifetime resident of Monona County, passed 
away October 25, 1974, at the Burgess Memorial Hospital in Onawa, Iowa.
	He was born on April 3, 1895 at Castana, Iowa, the son of Dr. William 
and Retta Smith Gingles.  On September 1, 1923, he was united in marriage to 
Frances Kolp at New York City, New York
	
	Dr. Gingles’ brothers and father were all doctors and had practiced 
medicine in Monona County.	
	Survivors include his wife, Frances, of Onawa; two sons,  one 
daughter,  and seven grandchildren.
	He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother, Donald; and one 
sister, Ruth.
	



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