Osceola Sentinel, Osceola, Iowa
October 1, 1981, Page 12
Rites Pending
For Geo. Keller
Funeral services are pending at Kale Funeral Home for George R. Keller. 61. who died Monday at his home in the Jay community, northeast of Osceola.
He was born in Warren County on March 18. 1920, the son of Oren and Ina Snider Keller, and received his education in the Warren County schools.
A bachelor farmer, he had also been last employed by the Champlin Truck Stop here, and was a veteran of World War II.
Survivors include three brothers. Howard of Norwalk, and Charles and Max of Woodburn, three sisters, Marie Smith of Humeston. Ruth Coyle of Osceola and Lucy Kent of Woodburn.
Services will be conducted at Kale's by Rev Harry Dixon of Milo with burial in Bethel Chapel Cemetery.
Osceola Tribune, Osceola, Iowa
October 20, 1981, Page 5
Card of Thanks
The family of George Keller would like to express their thanks to the Woodburn American Legion.
The Osceola Tribune, Osceola, Iowa
October 31, 1981, Page 5
Card of Thanks
We the brothers and sisters of George Keller would like to take this means to thank everyone for their acts of kindness and sympathy shown us during our time of shock and sorrow over the loss of our loved one. To our friends, neighbors and relatives for the many cards, flowers and food; to everyone for their monitorial donations and memorials. We want to thank Denis and Sandy Kale for their kindness and lovely service. To Rev. Harry Dixon for the wonderful sermon; to the organist, Alma Angaran and soloist, Emil Rinderspacher. Thanks to the casket bearers,
Elwood Enga, Bob Wetzler, Paul Blankenhagen, Darrell McCuen, Don Hall and John Britt. Also our heartfelt thanks goes out to Bob Wetzler for his concern and making us aware of the situation. To John Stearns and anyone associated with him in trying to solve this terrible crime. May God be with them during the remainder of their investigation. We also want to thank the ladies from the Bethel Chapel Church for the cookies, bars and drinks after the service. All of your thoughtfulness will be cherished in our hearts forever.
Howard and Frances Keller
Marie and Ray Smith and Family
Charles and Carol Keller and
family
Thelma Keller and family
Ruth and Cliff Coyle and
family
Lucy and Glenn Kent and
family
Max and Lois Keller and
family
NOTE: Information Needed
If you have any information about George Keller’s unsolved murder, please contact the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation at (515) 725-0030, email [email protected], or contact the Clarke County Sheriff’s Office at (641) 342-2914.
October 1, 1981, Page 12
Rites Pending
For Geo. Keller
Funeral services are pending at Kale Funeral Home for George R. Keller. 61. who died Monday at his home in the Jay community, northeast of Osceola.
He was born in Warren County on March 18. 1920, the son of Oren and Ina Snider Keller, and received his education in the Warren County schools.
A bachelor farmer, he had also been last employed by the Champlin Truck Stop here, and was a veteran of World War II.
Survivors include three brothers. Howard of Norwalk, and Charles and Max of Woodburn, three sisters, Marie Smith of Humeston. Ruth Coyle of Osceola and Lucy Kent of Woodburn.
Services will be conducted at Kale's by Rev Harry Dixon of Milo with burial in Bethel Chapel Cemetery.
Osceola Tribune, Osceola, Iowa
October 20, 1981, Page 5
Card of Thanks
The family of George Keller would like to express their thanks to the Woodburn American Legion.
The Osceola Tribune, Osceola, Iowa
October 31, 1981, Page 5
Card of Thanks
We the brothers and sisters of George Keller would like to take this means to thank everyone for their acts of kindness and sympathy shown us during our time of shock and sorrow over the loss of our loved one. To our friends, neighbors and relatives for the many cards, flowers and food; to everyone for their monitorial donations and memorials. We want to thank Denis and Sandy Kale for their kindness and lovely service. To Rev. Harry Dixon for the wonderful sermon; to the organist, Alma Angaran and soloist, Emil Rinderspacher. Thanks to the casket bearers,
Elwood Enga, Bob Wetzler, Paul Blankenhagen, Darrell McCuen, Don Hall and John Britt. Also our heartfelt thanks goes out to Bob Wetzler for his concern and making us aware of the situation. To John Stearns and anyone associated with him in trying to solve this terrible crime. May God be with them during the remainder of their investigation. We also want to thank the ladies from the Bethel Chapel Church for the cookies, bars and drinks after the service. All of your thoughtfulness will be cherished in our hearts forever.
Howard and Frances Keller
Marie and Ray Smith and Family
Charles and Carol Keller and
family
Thelma Keller and family
Ruth and Cliff Coyle and
family
Lucy and Glenn Kent and
family
Max and Lois Keller and
family
NOTE: Information Needed
If you have any information about George Keller’s unsolved murder, please contact the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation at (515) 725-0030, email [email protected], or contact the Clarke County Sheriff’s Office at (641) 342-2914.
Osceola Sentinel, Osceola, Iowa
October 1, 1981, Page 12
Rites Pending
For Geo. Keller
Funeral services are pending at Kale Funeral Home for George R. Keller. 61. who died Monday at his home in the Jay community, northeast of Osceola.
He was born in Warren County on March 18. 1920, the son of Oren and Ina Snider Keller, and received his education in the Warren County schools.
A bachelor farmer, he had also been last employed by the Champlin Truck Stop here, and was a veteran of World War II.
Survivors include three brothers. Howard of Norwalk, and Charles and Max of Woodburn, three sisters, Marie Smith of Humeston. Ruth Coyle of Osceola and Lucy Kent of Woodburn.
Services will be conducted at Kale's by Rev Harry Dixon of Milo with burial in Bethel Chapel Cemetery.
Osceola Tribune, Osceola, Iowa
October 20, 1981, Page 5
Card of Thanks
The family of George Keller would like to express their thanks to the Woodburn American Legion.
The Osceola Tribune, Osceola, Iowa
October 31, 1981, Page 5
Card of Thanks
We the brothers and sisters of George Keller would like to take this means to thank everyone for their acts of kindness and sympathy shown us during our time of shock and sorrow over the loss of our loved one. To our friends, neighbors and relatives for the many cards, flowers and food; to everyone for their monitorial donations and memorials. We want to thank Denis and Sandy Kale for their kindness and lovely service. To Rev. Harry Dixon for the wonderful sermon; to the organist, Alma Angaran and soloist, Emil Rinderspacher. Thanks to the casket bearers,
Elwood Enga, Bob Wetzler, Paul Blankenhagen, Darrell McCuen, Don Hall and John Britt. Also our heartfelt thanks goes out to Bob Wetzler for his concern and making us aware of the situation. To John Stearns and anyone associated with him in trying to solve this terrible crime. May God be with them during the remainder of their investigation. We also want to thank the ladies from the Bethel Chapel Church for the cookies, bars and drinks after the service. All of your thoughtfulness will be cherished in our hearts forever.
Howard and Frances Keller
Marie and Ray Smith and Family
Charles and Carol Keller and
family
Thelma Keller and family
Ruth and Cliff Coyle and
family
Lucy and Glenn Kent and
family
Max and Lois Keller and
family
NOTE: Information Needed
If you have any information about George Keller’s unsolved murder, please contact the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation at (515) 725-0030, email [email protected], or contact the Clarke County Sheriff’s Office at (641) 342-2914.
October 1, 1981, Page 12
Rites Pending
For Geo. Keller
Funeral services are pending at Kale Funeral Home for George R. Keller. 61. who died Monday at his home in the Jay community, northeast of Osceola.
He was born in Warren County on March 18. 1920, the son of Oren and Ina Snider Keller, and received his education in the Warren County schools.
A bachelor farmer, he had also been last employed by the Champlin Truck Stop here, and was a veteran of World War II.
Survivors include three brothers. Howard of Norwalk, and Charles and Max of Woodburn, three sisters, Marie Smith of Humeston. Ruth Coyle of Osceola and Lucy Kent of Woodburn.
Services will be conducted at Kale's by Rev Harry Dixon of Milo with burial in Bethel Chapel Cemetery.
Osceola Tribune, Osceola, Iowa
October 20, 1981, Page 5
Card of Thanks
The family of George Keller would like to express their thanks to the Woodburn American Legion.
The Osceola Tribune, Osceola, Iowa
October 31, 1981, Page 5
Card of Thanks
We the brothers and sisters of George Keller would like to take this means to thank everyone for their acts of kindness and sympathy shown us during our time of shock and sorrow over the loss of our loved one. To our friends, neighbors and relatives for the many cards, flowers and food; to everyone for their monitorial donations and memorials. We want to thank Denis and Sandy Kale for their kindness and lovely service. To Rev. Harry Dixon for the wonderful sermon; to the organist, Alma Angaran and soloist, Emil Rinderspacher. Thanks to the casket bearers,
Elwood Enga, Bob Wetzler, Paul Blankenhagen, Darrell McCuen, Don Hall and John Britt. Also our heartfelt thanks goes out to Bob Wetzler for his concern and making us aware of the situation. To John Stearns and anyone associated with him in trying to solve this terrible crime. May God be with them during the remainder of their investigation. We also want to thank the ladies from the Bethel Chapel Church for the cookies, bars and drinks after the service. All of your thoughtfulness will be cherished in our hearts forever.
Howard and Frances Keller
Marie and Ray Smith and Family
Charles and Carol Keller and
family
Thelma Keller and family
Ruth and Cliff Coyle and
family
Lucy and Glenn Kent and
family
Max and Lois Keller and
family
NOTE: Information Needed
If you have any information about George Keller’s unsolved murder, please contact the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation at (515) 725-0030, email [email protected], or contact the Clarke County Sheriff’s Office at (641) 342-2914.
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