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Services were held at 8:30 Monday morning November 22, 1965 at the Runge Chapel. Rev. Blackstone officiating for Cyril Eldon Albeck, who passed away Friday, November 19, at his home at Davenport.
He was born at Kenwood, Wisconsin March 19, 1906. He was the son of Henry and Alice Albeck of McGregor. He spent most of his life there being in business with his father.
He was married to Mrs. Rubie [Waters] Roggensack July 24, 1950 and has made his home in Davenport. He had been employed at the Rock Island Arsenal for several years, prior to retiring due to ill health in 1958 when he suffered a stroke. He was a veteran of World War II.
Surviving are his wife Rubie; a step-daughter, Mrs. Robert Tilton of Bettendorf; a step-son Thomas E. Roggensack of Bettendorf; and three grandsons; a sister, Mrs. Fern Watson of Minneapolis and a niece, Mrs. John Wright of Minneapolis. His father and mother preceded him in death.
Burial was held at Frankville cemetery. Military services were conducted by the McGregor Legion Post.
Source: Postville Herald
Services were held at 8:30 Monday morning November 22, 1965 at the Runge Chapel. Rev. Blackstone officiating for Cyril Eldon Albeck, who passed away Friday, November 19, at his home at Davenport.
He was born at Kenwood, Wisconsin March 19, 1906. He was the son of Henry and Alice Albeck of McGregor. He spent most of his life there being in business with his father.
He was married to Mrs. Rubie [Waters] Roggensack July 24, 1950 and has made his home in Davenport. He had been employed at the Rock Island Arsenal for several years, prior to retiring due to ill health in 1958 when he suffered a stroke. He was a veteran of World War II.
Surviving are his wife Rubie; a step-daughter, Mrs. Robert Tilton of Bettendorf; a step-son Thomas E. Roggensack of Bettendorf; and three grandsons; a sister, Mrs. Fern Watson of Minneapolis and a niece, Mrs. John Wright of Minneapolis. His father and mother preceded him in death.
Burial was held at Frankville cemetery. Military services were conducted by the McGregor Legion Post.
Source: Postville Herald
Thank you Lindalee for providing the following obituary:
Services were held at 8:30 Monday morning November 22, 1965 at the Runge Chapel. Rev. Blackstone officiating for Cyril Eldon Albeck, who passed away Friday, November 19, at his home at Davenport.
He was born at Kenwood, Wisconsin March 19, 1906. He was the son of Henry and Alice Albeck of McGregor. He spent most of his life there being in business with his father.
He was married to Mrs. Rubie [Waters] Roggensack July 24, 1950 and has made his home in Davenport. He had been employed at the Rock Island Arsenal for several years, prior to retiring due to ill health in 1958 when he suffered a stroke. He was a veteran of World War II.
Surviving are his wife Rubie; a step-daughter, Mrs. Robert Tilton of Bettendorf; a step-son Thomas E. Roggensack of Bettendorf; and three grandsons; a sister, Mrs. Fern Watson of Minneapolis and a niece, Mrs. John Wright of Minneapolis. His father and mother preceded him in death.
Burial was held at Frankville cemetery. Military services were conducted by the McGregor Legion Post.
Source: Postville Herald
Services were held at 8:30 Monday morning November 22, 1965 at the Runge Chapel. Rev. Blackstone officiating for Cyril Eldon Albeck, who passed away Friday, November 19, at his home at Davenport.
He was born at Kenwood, Wisconsin March 19, 1906. He was the son of Henry and Alice Albeck of McGregor. He spent most of his life there being in business with his father.
He was married to Mrs. Rubie [Waters] Roggensack July 24, 1950 and has made his home in Davenport. He had been employed at the Rock Island Arsenal for several years, prior to retiring due to ill health in 1958 when he suffered a stroke. He was a veteran of World War II.
Surviving are his wife Rubie; a step-daughter, Mrs. Robert Tilton of Bettendorf; a step-son Thomas E. Roggensack of Bettendorf; and three grandsons; a sister, Mrs. Fern Watson of Minneapolis and a niece, Mrs. John Wright of Minneapolis. His father and mother preceded him in death.
Burial was held at Frankville cemetery. Military services were conducted by the McGregor Legion Post.
Source: Postville Herald
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