Survivors include his wife, Darlene of Titonka; one son, Bob and wife, Colleen Schmidt of Woden; one daughter, Chris Formanek and husband, Randy of Garner; four grandchildren, Jeffrey Schmidt, Scott Schmidt, Ashley Formanek and Chelsey Schmidt; one brother, Bernard Schmidt of Woden; and one sister, Marjorie Follman and husband, LaVerl of Titonka.

Survivors include his wife, Iva Nordskog of Nevada; a daughter, Martha Nordskog of Redondo, Beach, California; two sons, Joseph Nordskog of Phoenix, Arizona and Stephen Nordskog of Leland; a step-daughter, Joan Nyguard of Ames; a step-son, Steve Nyguard of Maple Grove, Minnesota; four grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Shirley Wilson of Phoenix, Arizona, Judith Johnson of Mission, Kansas and Lou Ann Donhowe of Mission, Texas; and many nieces and nephews.

A memorial fund has been established for the Memorial Lutheran Church, American Cancer Society or the Israel Family Hospice House.

Survivors include his wife of almost 51 years; three children, Timothy and his wife, Michelle and their children, Paul, Elizabeth and Luther, of Ankeny; Susan Kerr and her husband, Mark and their children, Sarah and Paul, of Florence, Wisconsin and Deborah Olson-Bopes and her husband, Robert Bopes and step-children, Andrew and Amanda of Clinton; one sister, Lillian Phillips of Elk Run Heights; one brother, Tom Olson of Des Moines; and many nieces and nephews.

Memorials may be given to Dollars for Scholars at the Forest City Community Schools or to the Immanuel Lutheran Church in Forest City.

Survivors include his wife, Mary of Boone; two sons, John Nerem and his wife, Jeri of Boone and Brad Nerem of Madrid; two daughters, Mardene Belaidi of Valley Park, Missouri and Dr. DeAnn Nerem of Madrid; 10 grandchildren; one sister, Jane Buffington of St. Charles, Missouri; along with nieces and nephews.

His survivors include three sons and one daughter: Roger Hughes of Forest City, one grandson; Craig and Denise Hughes of Webster City, two grandchildren; Jim and Karlene Hughes of Boone, three grandchildren; Holly Hughes of Boulder, Colorado; and former daughter-in-law, Vicki Hughes and one grandson of Marion.

Survivors include her son, Kermit Trustem; her daughter, Rose Ann and her husband, Dennis Hill, all of Lake Mills; five grandchildren, Jerry Hill of Lake Mills, Jeffrey Hill and his wife, Kim of Austin, Texas, Audra and her husband, Chris Stambaugh of Rollingstone, Minnesota, Jennifer Trustem and Laura Trustem, both of McKinleyville, California; two great-grandchildren, Elizabeth and Joshua Hill of Austin, Texas; one sister, Eleanor Gensrich of Hatton, North Dakota; one sister-in-law, Edna Hanson of Northwood; along with many nieces, nephews and relatives in the U.S., Canada and Norway.

Survivors include her eight children, Larry Krull and his wife, Vi of Anamosa, Carol Stone and her husband, Marvin of Grinnell, Gene Krull and his wife, Mary of Minneapolis, Sharon Drake Lonsdale and her husband, Tom of Ames, Dennis Krull and his wife, Dima of Ankeny, Donna Ennis and her husband, Pat of Clarion, Janet Drake and her husband, Stephen of Ankeny and Linda Bennett and her husband, Norman of Earlham; 18 grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.

He is survived by his wife of 66 years, Amorita of Bancroft; eight children, Jane Wesselman and her husband, LeRoy of Webster City, Carol Madson and the late Holger Madson of Britt, Harold Menke and his wife, Barbara of Bancroft, Joyce Hatten and the late Tom Hatten of Bancroft, Ken Menke and his wife, Mary of Ledyard, Bill Menke and his wife, Barb of Bancroft, Lynn Lynch and her husband, Roman of Ames and Shirley McCarthy and her husband, Denny of Bancroft; 50 grandchildren; 65 great-grandchildren; two brothers, Richard Menke and John Menke, both of Bancroft; one sister, Janet Winkel of Whittmore; and many nieces and nephews.

Survivors include his wife of 55 years, Alice of Garner; nine children, Joyce Mattes and her husband, Edward of Kalona, David Malek and his wife, Sheila of Mason City, Ruth McCullough and her husband, Roger of Fort Dodge, Gene Malek and his wife, Laurie of Mason City, Jerry Malek and his wife, Marian of Topeka, Kansas, Steve Malek of Mason City, Marcia Quisling and her husband, Craig of Forest City, Mary Lee and her husband, Jon of Clear Lake and Don Malek and his wife, Jacklyn of Garner; 20 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; two sisters, Bernadine Lamoreux of Mason City and Theresa Suby of Miller; a brother, Ernie Malek and his wife, Clara of Britt; a sister-in-law, Lillian Malek of Britt; and many nieces and nephews.

Survivors include three daughters, Shirley Martinson of Osage, Marjorie and her husband, John Melin and Phyllis and her husband, Bruce Hanak, all of Alexandria, Minnesota; her son, Wayne and his wife, Karen of Elysian, Minnesota; one son-in-law, Richard Wolters of Mankato; 14 grandchildren, Christine Straate, Cathy Woodiwiss, Monica Ring, Meta Weber, Paul Martinson, Nan Frost, Sue Forrey, Curtis Melin, Debbie Hvezda, Jeffrey Hanak, Jason Hanak, Joel Hanak, Cory Sticha and Mandy Ingebritson; 23 great-grandchildren; one great-great-granddaughter; one sister, Alma Cleven of Coralville; brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Julius and Lorraine Ingebritson of New Ulm, Minnesota; two sisters-in-law, Sarah Storby of Ames and Orpha Storby of Lake Mills; along with numerous nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.

Violet is survived by two sons, David of Britt and Richard and his wife, Pat of Britt; three grandchildren, Jennifer Gebhart and her husband, J.R. of Ankeny, Chad Trulson of Huntsville, Texas and Chris Trulson of Kerrville, Texas, and numerous nieces and nephews.

Survivors include his wife, Beverly of the Heritage Care Center in Mason City; his three children, Steve Rodberg of Lake Mills, Terry Rodberg and Scott Rodberg, both of Joice; five grandchildren, Lisa Rodberg of Spencer, Laura Rodberg of Sioux City, Andrea Rodberg of Joice, Cheri Rodberg of Des Moines and Kristie (Rodberg) Lynch and her husband, Chris of Urbandale; six step-grandchildren, Linda Kane of Lubbock, Texas, Justin Kane and Michael Kane, both of Lake Mills, Erica Kingland, Andrew Kingland and Kelly Kingland, all of Mankato, Minnesota; one great-granddaughter, Morgan Lynch of Urbandale; one step-great-grandson, Charlie Varcus of Mankato, Minnesota; four sisters, Adeline (Orvin) Rollefson of Redmond, Oregon, Blanche Mikkelson of La Verkin, Utah, Norma (Jim) Barrett of Greenville, South Carolina and Joanne Woodbury of Anchorage, Alaska; along with several nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

Survivors include his children and their spouses, Sandra Pettit and husband, Larry of Owego, New York, Thomas C. Monson and wife, Eileen of Delray Beach, Florida and David K. Monson and wife, Barbara of Atlanta, Georgia; three grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; one great-granddaughter; two step-great-grandsons; and many nieces and nephews.

Survivors include his wife, Judy; daughters, Nicole Klein and Emily Pearl Carlson; grandson, Jonathan Douglas Klein; sisters, Wanda Schnebly of Yorba Linda, California and Carolyn Cox of Forest City; a host of nieces and nephews and many loving friends.

Lena is survived by all six of her children, Magdalene Penning and her husband, Robert of Algona, Leona Peters and her husband, Harry of Britt, Clarence Harringa and his wife, Marge of Britt, Deloris Eekhoff and her husband, Harlan of Britt, Shirley Ruter and her husband, Byron of Kanawha and Roger and his wife, Gail of Clear Lake; one sister, Tressie Beenken of Buffalo Center; and a sister-in-law, Francis Bruns of Britt; and a brother-in-law, Ed Stohr of Garner.

Survivors include his mother, Bridget Neilon of Northwood; his father, Jerry Roberts of Lake Mills; his step-father, Alan Neilon of Albert Lea, Minnesota; special friend, JoAnna Pehrson; two brothers, Michael I. Larson of Fort Worth, Texas and Wade Roberts and his special friend, Jennifer Heyer of Cedar Falls; his maternal grandparents, Lila Gossman of Buffalo Center and Duane Gossman of Thompson; his paternal grandparents, Wayne and Emma Jane Roberts of Lake Mills; his paternal great-grandmother, Ethel Browning of Ogalala, Nebraska; and several cousins, aunts, uncles and friends.

Ida Mae is survived by her four children, Jim Bock and his wife, Barbara of Fairmont, Minnesota, Joyce Lee and her husband, Dennis of Dayton, Ohio, Jo Duncan and her husband, Royle of Alden and Jean McBreen and her husband, Steven of Ames; eight grandchildren, Laura Bock-Carlson, Susan Bock, Michelle Daniel, Anne Jones, Bethany and Jay Duncan and Justin and Blakely Rule; two great-grandchildren, Eleanor Jones and Harper Daniel; a sister, Margaret Meyer and her husband, Ervin of Latimer; a brother, Harry Bessman of Iowa Falls; and many nieces and nephews.

Survivors include her husband, Merle E. Hendrikson of Mason City; five children, Dr. Ronald Hendrikson and wife, Nancy of Oberlin, Ohio, Brian Hendrikson and wife, Joan of Clear Lake, Kevin Hendrikson and wife, Susan of Ventura, Beth Haack and husband, Tony of Mason City and Mark Hendrikson and wife, Niki of Mason City; 10 grandchildren, Teresa Willard and husband, Jason, Wyatt Reicherts, Will Hendrikson, Brooke Hendrikson, Brianna Hendrikson, Kira Hendrikson, Kristina Hendrikson, Sara Haack and Kastin Hendrikson; brothers, George "Al" Brones and wife, Norma of Littleton, Colorado and Donald Brones and wife, Laura of Denver, Colorado; sister, Charlotte Oulman and husband, Dick of Scarville, John N. Brones of Mason City and Allen Brones and wife, Billie of Arvada, Colorado; along with several nieces and nephews.

Dorothy is survived by her husband, Wilmer; two sons, Joel and his wife, Kathy of Story City and Mick and his wife, Nancy of Belmond; seven grandchildren, Holly and her husband, Tony, Jeff, Robyn, Stephanie, Sara, Chris, and Abby; two sisters, Imogene Hinman and her husband, George of Belmond and Geraldine Halfpap of Des Moines; a brother, Alvin Halfpap and his wife, Mary of Boone; and numerous other relatives and friends.

Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Philip (Jan) Doyle of Vancouver, Washington and Mrs. Denny (Betty) Olson of Albert Lea, Minnesota; grandchildren, Jody (Jon), Amy, Andrew, Jeff (Renae), Dan (Sam) and Jeremy; great-grandchildren, Zachary and Alison; one brother, Obert Quisling and his wife, Stella of Lake Mills; sisters-in-law, Mabel Quisling of Clear Lake, Mrs. Roy (Thelma) Isaacson of Albert Lea, Minnesota and Mrs. Ray (Bev) Frost of Cleveland, Ohio; brother-in-law, Marvin (Dorothy) of Rochester, Minnesota; special God-child, Debbie Bergland of Albert Lea, Minnesota; along with many beloved cousins, nieces, nephews, relatives and good friends.

Survivors include his loving wife of 68 years, Viola of Lake Mills; sons, Allan and his wife, Jan of Scottsdale, Arizona and Tim and his wife, Maria of Moron, Spain; daughters, Pauline and her husband, Paul Calahan of Stone Lake, Wisconsin and Lola and her husband, Forest Brown of Bloomington, Minnesota; 17 grandchildren; four step-grandchildren; and 23 great-grandchildren.

Survivors include her brother, Harold Arthur of Lake Mills; her brother-in-law, James Foss of Richland, Washington; and numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews and many special friends.

Survivors include two sons, James Donohue and wife, Janice Collette of Gahanna, Ohio and David Donohue and wife, Linda of Roland; four grandchildren, Trent and his wife, Jenny, Kevin, Jason and Jenni; a great-grandchild, Marin; brother, Henry Geilenfeld and wife, Maybelle; sisters-in-law, Marie Stokesbary, Cora Donohue and Marie Donohue; brother-in-law, Richard Donohue and wife, Betty; and many cousins, nieces and nephews.

Survivors include cousins, Donald Swenson, Alan Swenson, Dick Swenson, Adolph Swenson, Gerald Hill, Roger Hill, Dennis Hill, Clifton Hill, Janice Fleetwood, Phyllis Hinton and Barbara Flatgard as well as other cousins; uncles, Kenneth Olsen and Russell Olsen; and aunts, Doris Flatgard and Elaine Hill.

Survivors include her daughter, Mary Jo Johnson and husband, James C. of North Olmsted, Ohio; her son, Richard Paul and wife, Nikki L. of Eden Prairie, Minnesota; five grandchildren, Kent J. Johnson and wife, Cindy of Tallmadge, Ohio, Douglas J. Johnson of Cleveland, Ohio, Elizabeth Denzel of Largo, Florida, Katherine Denzel of Eden Prairie, Minnesota and Jennifer Denzel of Eden Prairie, Minnesota; four great-grandchildren, Kyle James Johnson, Sara Elizabeth Johnson, Darby Sarah Johnson and Taylor Davis; a sister, Henrietta Brabec of Albert Lea, Minnesota; a sister-in-law, Evelyn Faltus of Leland, Ohio; and five nieces and nephews.

Survivors include his sons and daughter-in-law, Rev. Steve and Janet Williams of Nevada and Mark Williams of Half Moon Bay, California, Daniel Williams of Forest City; daughter and son-in-law, Sue and Larry Nation of Sugarland, Texas; brother, Robert Williams of Rosemead, California; nine grandchildren; and a host of friends.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Jerri Williams in 1985; his parents; two brothers; and two sisters.

Survivors include his wife, Dee Canady of Clear Lake; three daughters, Jackie Weinzetl and her husband, Jim of Plymouth, Minnesota, Sandy McHugh and her husband, Jim of Ft. Collins, Colorado and Sally Peyton and her husband, Bob of Elkhorn, Nebraska; 11 grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren.

Survivors include his children and their spouses, Robert and Sharon Eames of Forest City and Lois Turner and husband, Darrell of Iola, Kansas; five grandchildren, Carmen Schaben and husband, Thad of Urbandale, Jenny Scott and husband, Abe of Lexington, Kentucky, Wade Eames and friend, April Sowder of Ames, Elaine Turner of Iola, Kansas and Darin Turner and wife, Jessica of Tyler, Texas; a sister, Vivalore Gantt of Lyon, Illinois; and several nieces, nephews and a host of friends.

Survivors include his wife, Carrie of Forest City; his children and their spouses, Karen Gustafson and husband, Carroll of Forest City, Jim Bartleson and wife, Judy of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and Elaine Kingland and husband, Joel of Forest City; seven grandchildren, Kristen Rafferty and husband, Brian of Darien, Illinois, Eric Gustafson of Rochester, Minnesota, Kyle Bartleson and wife, Cindy of Redondo Beach, California, Kim Bartleson of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Wendy Kingland of Clive, Laurie Heidebrink and husband, Greg of Charles City and Lindsay Kingland of Forest City; seven great-grandchildren, Jason, Luke, Matthew and Grace Rafferty, Emma Heidebrink, Brendon Edwards and Nickolas Courrier; and two sisters, Clara Verbeckmoes of Forest City and Olga Sevold of St. Paul, Minnesota.

Survivors include his wife, Marlene; children, David Storby, Kevin Storby and his wife, Berdiene, Barbara Brackey and her husband, Mark, Robert Storby and his wife, LeAnn, Marilyn Storby and Sarah Storby, all of Lake Mills; a brother, LeRoy Storby and his wife, Jacque of Waseca, Minnesota; father-in-law L.W. Torke of Austin, Minnesota; sister-in-law, Beverly Storby of Sun City, Arizona; 13 grandchildren, Amber Walker and her husband, Patrick of Mason City, Joshua Scott and Elizabeth Storby, Kelly and Patrick Storby, Stephanie and Melissa Brackey, Mitchell and Blake Storby, Brittani Neumann, Michael and Theresa Storby and Ashley Mathahs, all of Lake Mills; two great-grandchildren, Derek and Adisyn Walker of Mason City; two nieces, Cheryl Storby of Minneapolis, Minnesota and Chris Schue and her husband, Troy of New Richland, Minnesota.

Survivors include her husband, Franklin of Forest City; a son, Robert Hansen of Portland, Oregon; a daughter, Ellen Stoneburner and husband, Daniel of Athens, Georgia; and three grandchildren, Tara, Erin and Emily.

Roberts was a proud Vietnam veteran.