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                   BIRTH:Vol 6 page 43 Fayette County,IA;Family records;
MARR:Copy of obit;Family records;
DEATH:Copy of obit;Family records;
BURIAL:Copy of obit;Family records;

Sources:
Family records of Harold Chase 1216 1st St. NE Oelwein,Ia 50662;

Obit:
Kenneth Dale Chase died of a heart attack at 5:30 am at St. Francis Hospital in
Waterloo, Iowa on Saturday, 27 Jan. 1973 age 49.  Funeral services for Kenneth
were held on Tuesday, 30 Jan. at 10:30 am at Chapel of Memories with Rev. David
L. Moore, pastor of Walnut Ridge Baptist Church, in Waterloo.  Burial services
were conducted at Garden of Memories Cemetery with prayers led by Rev. Moore.

Kenneth married Geneva DeBar on 30 Aug. 1942 in Waterloo. Later divorced.
Kenneth married Frances Griffin on 2 May 1961 at Galena, Illinois and they
lived at 5308 Lafayette St. in Elk Run Heights in suburban Waterloo.

Shipping coordinator for all meat products at Rath Packing Co., In Waterloo for
more than thirty years. Served in the Army in WWII

Survived by his wife, Frances and 3 Sons, Richard (Kathy) Chase if 1231 West
Mullan Ave., Waterloo: Roger(Nancy)Chase of 231 Miriam Dr. in Waterloo: Daryn
Darron Chase of 300 Bismark St. in Waterloo; Daug. Miss Vicky Chase of 300
Bismark St. Waterloo.  Surviving his father Frank Leo Chse of Arlington,Ia in
Fayette Co. His brothers Lorain (of Hazelton) Roger (Jesup): 2 sisters Mrs.
Mrs Harry(Norma)Miller, Waterloo: Mrs Vonie Eschen of Sumner,Ia

He was preceded in death by his mother, Mrs Clara Katherine Ott Chase who died
on 20 Oct. 1954 and is buried at Floral Hills Cemetery south of Oelwein.

Obit:  fhl# 1,530,456 Buchanan Co.,Iowa
2 Feb 1973 Fairbank News
Chase, Kenneth age 49 died in Waterloo, Saturday  Father Frank Chase Mother Clara Ott
Kenneth lived at Elk Run Heights   Services Monday Jan 29 at Chapel of Memories West
Survivors: wife and three sons, Rick, Roger and Daryn of Waterloo
Daughter Vicky Chase of Waterloo - Father Frank Chase Arlington;  Brother Lorraine of Hazelton:  Riichard of Jessup and two sisters:  Mrs Norman Miller of Waterloo and Mrs Vonnie Eschen of Sumner.  Burial Garden of Memories