Garden Chapel Funeral Homes, 1301 Main Street, Pella, IA (2026)

03/14/2026

Eleanor Groth

Eleanor was born April 11, 1933 in Shelby, Iowa. Throughout her life, Eleanor, - affectionately known as Ellie – demonstrated a unique combination of creativity, kindness, and dedication that profoundly impacted those around her.

Ellie’s early years were characterized by a playful imagination, exemplified by an endearing companionship with her pet skunk named Sammy. She dressed Sammy in doll clothes and took him for rides in a buggy. Ellie later pursued higher education at the University of Iowa before embarking on a professional journey that included serving as a receptionist for Massey Ferguson in Des Moines. Later, Ellie embraced a career as a perfume model, where she combined grace and presence to represent products elegantly.

Beyond Ellie’s professional pursuits, she was passionate about fashion, community service, and hospitality. Ellie made significant contributions to the Welcome Wagon program in Fort Madison, Iowa, warmly assisting newcomers and exemplifying a spirit of neighborliness.

Ellie is lovingly remembered by her family. She is survived by her devoted son, Steven C. Foulke, and his wife Cynthia of Sarasota, Florida and Unionville, Missouri; her grandchildren Stephanie VanVleet and her husband Brandon, Christopher Foulke and his wife Jessica, Alayna Foulke and her fiancé Clay Kern; as well as her great-grandchildren Mason, Presley, and Harper Van Vleet, who brought joy to her later years. Also honoring Ellie is her sister-in-law, Beverly Groth.

Ellie was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Phillip Groth and brother-in-law, David A. Groth; her parents, Frank and Eola (Borland) Wunder; her parents-in-law, Irling and Lucille Groth; and her brothers Frank Jr., Robert Wunder, and her twin brother Eldon Wunder.

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03/13/2026

Ronald Wauters

Ron was the son of Achiel Wauters and Helen Van Otegham Wauters. He was born on February 12, 1949, in Grinnell, Iowa, and passed away March 13, 2026 at the age of 77. He was a graduate of Victor, Iowa class of 1967 and met his wife, Cherie Cronbaugh, during their high school years. They were married at St James Lutheran Church in Victor, Iowa and were married 38 years.

Ron was the CFO at Pella Regional Healthcare Center for 42 years. Ron loved his work and his community. After retirement he spent a lot of time outdoors on his acreage. He loved planting trees and building Bluebird houses and spending time with family and friends and playing Pickleball.

Ron's connection to Pella and the greater community were great. He served honorably in the Army Reserves and was a member of the Victor American Legion. Ron’s faith played an important role in his life as a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Knoxville, Iowa.

Those left to honor Ronald’s memory are his wife, Cherie of Pella, and their children:

Christine (Dan) White, Oxford, Iowa

Nick Gates, Sam Gates, Ellie White

Stephanie (Bob) Williams, Barrington, Illinois

Bobby, Charlotte

Aaron (Mandy) Wauters, Geneva, Illinois

Will, Nolan

Blaine (Kato) Wauters, Woodruff, Wisconsin

Leighton, Eavan

Ron is survived by his siblings: Marilyn Collum, Joe Wauters, Jerry Wauters, a beloved Aunt, and cousins.

Ron was preceded in death by his parents: Helen and Achiel Wauters, Jennie Wilson (stepdaughter), Crystal Van Waus (sister-in-law) and Dennis Moon (brother-in-law).

Memorials may be given to the Hospice of Pella.

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03/11/2026

Thank YOU, Pella PTO, for all that YOU do for our schools!!!! Garden Chapel is proud to partner with so many awesome groups in our town.

We are incredibly thankful for Garden Chapel Funeral Homes for sponsoring meals for our teachers during conferences!

Conference days are long, and this kindness helps our teachers stay energized while meeting with families and supporting our students.

Thank you for supporting Pella Schools and our community! 💚

03/10/2026

Irvin Vink

Irvin Eugene Vink was born October 28, 1945, to Nicholas and Bertha (Schimmel) Vink.

On September 30, 1982, he was united in marriage to Rhonda Gail Rigg, in Pella, Iowa.

Irvin worked for Vink Construction and the Pella Community School District. Irvin was a loyal husband, loving father and grandfather. Irvin loved living life to the fullest. Irv loved fishing, woodworking, grilling, mushroom hunting, gardening and their dog BooBoo.

Irvin waw a member of the Pella First Reformed Church. Those left to cherish his memory are his family:

Irv’s Family:

Shawn (Janine) Vink of Orlando, Florida

Ethan

Curt (Robin) Vink of Pella, Iowa

Calandria (Marcus) Devers

Aaliyah, Kensli, Zayn

Alek Vink

Brayden Vink

Eric Burkland, Pella, Iowa

Andrew, Paige

Brandi (Billy) Clark of Newton, Iowa

B4, Ben, Cayden, Camden

He is also survived by brothers Verlin (the late Carrie) Vink, and Nicholas Vink, sister-in-law Carol Rigg, and many nieces and nephews.

Irv was preceded in death by his wife Rhonda Gail; his parents Nicholas and Bertha Vink; his parents-in-law Robert and Lorrean Rigg, and brothers-in-law Thomas (Fran) Rigg, William Rigg, and Robert Rigg.

Memorials may be given to the family.

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03/07/2026

Kathryn Jean Crawford

Kathryn Jean (Anway) Crawford was born May 21, 1929, to Harold Anway Sr. and Wilma Dennis in Charles City, Iowa.

On September 22, 1951 she was united in marriage to Donald Crawford Sr. in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. They met at Iowa State University.

Kathryn was self-employed most of her career as an artist, seamstress, and art teacher, She later worked at Boomsma Egg and Produce and Jaarsma Bakery. Kathryn was a loving mother, grandmother, and great grandmother.

Kathryn first attended Cedar Rapids High School and later graduated from Iowa State University in the College of Home Economics, with a major in Applied Art.

Those left to cherish her memory are her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren:

Donald (Ellen) Crawford Jr.

Erin (Nevo) Crawford, Zachary (Sarah) Crawford

Yoav, Eitan

Cheryl (Dennis) Waits

Colin (Nicole) Waits, Lucas Waits, Chelsea (Casey) Linn

Porter, Leah, Dean, Anna

Caroline Crawford

Nile (Kendra) Vorbrich, Sadie Vorbrich, Dane (Courtney) Vorbrich

Olivia, William

Kathryn was preceded in death by her parents and brother.

Memorials may be given to the Marion County Humane Society.

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03/05/2026

Freddie Schmidt

Freddie Wayne Schmidt was born June 28, 1933, to Francis and Lenora (Kooistra) Schmidt, near Searsboro, Iowa.

He attended school in New Sharon through his freshman year and later graduated from Sully High School, where he was an All-State running back and also played basketball. Fred was drafted into the U.S. Army in 1954, was a sharpshooter and marksman, and was honorably discharged in 1956. His patriotism and love of country lasted throughout his lifetime.

On June 16, 1953, he was united in marriage to Helen Vander Leest in Sully, Iowa. Together they welcomed six daughters and later numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren during their 72 years together. Fred was fiercely dedicated to his family.

Fred was unflappable and a lifelong champion of the underdog. He accepted Christ at age 14 after seeing a televised Billy Graham crusade. His dedication to serving others and his humility were hallmarks of his walk with Jesus, a faith that shaped how he treated everyone he met.

His love of sports continued throughout his life. He played men’s fast-pitch softball, coached his girls in softball, ran the clock for many years at L-S football and basketball games, and loved watching his grandkids play sports.

Fred owned and operated Schmidt Lumber for more than 60 years. He also served his community in many ways. He was a member of the Sully Lions Club, served on the Sully City Council and the Jasper County Board, was a prolific blood donor, and was a member and deacon at Sully Community Church.

Helen once quipped that Fred was so friendly he could talk to a fence post. He treated everyone the same and cared deeply about truth and justice.

Fred loved animals and the outdoors. He spent many hours hunting and fishing with friends, children, and grandchildren. He also enjoyed playing cards with friends and sharing funny stories. One friend said, “Every time I saw Fred I laughed and learned something or remembered something true.”

Fred’s life was defined by his faith, his dedication to family, and his quiet, steady presence. Whether running the clock at a game, winning another hand of cards, or casting a fishing line with grandchildren, he left a lasting mark on the people and community he loved.

Fred passed away on March 4, 2026, just six weeks after his beloved Helen. He was surrounded by his daughters, and we know the first face he saw clearly in many years was Jesus.

Those left to cherish his memory:

Jacqueline Sue Van Wyk

Heather (Matt) Zylstra

Noah (Ashley)

Eleanor, Murphy, Jolene

Sage, Lily Helen

Heidi (Jeff) Corbett

Elizabeth (Mason) Gannaway

Mia

Abigail, Sophia, Benjamin, Hudson

Nathan (Elizabeth) Van Wyk

Samuel, Jude, Ava, Rowan

Jocelyn (Steve) Beyer

Kristal (Derrick) Christopherson

Jamie Beyer

Jerilyn (Dwight) Van Weelden

Eric (Amy) Van Weelden

Ashlyn, Shae, Brody

Troy (Josey) Van Weelden

TJ, Clara

Derek (Allison) Van Weelden

Sheldyn, Barrett, Wyatt

Kaylee (Scott) Thornhill

Elliott, Evangeline, Theodore

Joelyn William (Andy) Hutchins

Bailey, Caleb, Drew

Janna (Jim) Goodrich

Zachary (Mari Anna) Goodrich

Hosannah (deceased)

Bonnie, Shiloh

Emily (Gabe) Tramm

Chloe, Lucia, Mable

Miriam (Josh) Johnson

Landon, Colton, Willow, Ember, Juniper

Janel (Mike) Hay

Malcolm, Jakeira

Fred was preceded in death by his wife Helen, parents Francis and Lenora Schmidt, parents-in-law Cornelius and Mary Vander Leest, great granddaughter Hosannah Goodrich, grandson-in-law Steve Squires, and all his siblings: Mary Lois (Earl) Vande Krol, Barbara (Bob) Sexton, Norma Jean (Bruce) Conover, and Sam (Rosemary) Schmidt.

Memorials may be given to the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association or the East Iowa Bible Camp.

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03/05/2026

Rebecca Meyer

Rebecca Ann Meyer was born February 2, 1965, to Melvin and Doris (Neal) Foster, in Oskaloosa, Iowa.

On November 3, 1990, she was united in marriage to Craig S. Meyer, in Pella.

Becky worked for Vermeer for over 35 years until 2024, when she focused full time on her newest journey. She was a devoted wife, loving mother and grandmother, Becky was full of life, in fact many would say she was a regular "Fireball"

Those left to cherish her memory are her husband Craig and their family:

Stephen and Jamie Meyer, Marion, Iowa

Ella, Hazel, Adria, Hudson

Jordan and Paige Meyer, Cincinnati, Ohio

Kinzley, Emery, Drew, Logan, Oakley, Ozzie

Mackenzie Meyer & Harlow (dog), North Liberty, Iowa

Carrie Meyer & Lulu (dog)

Becky is also survived by her brothers: Steve Foster of Oskaloosa, Tim (Patty) Foster of Oskaloosa, and Gary Foster of Bellevue, and her mother Doris Foster.

Becky was preceded in death by her father Melvin Foster, and parents-in-law Donald and Donna Meyer.

Memorials may be given to the family.

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03/03/2026

Arland Lamb

Arland Dale Lamb, born on June 27, 1967, in Oskaloosa, Iowa, passed peacefully on March 2, 2026. He was the beloved son of Norman and Violet (Schakel) Lamb, who preceded him in death. Arland grew up in What Cheer and Oskaloosa, where he attended schools and later graduated from Pella High School. His early years were marked by perseverance despite the challenges he faced, and as he matured, he developed a remarkable spirit dedicated to helping others.

Arland's professional journey included roles at Pella Community Hospital, Swine Service in Monroe, and Git & Go Gas Station, where his kindness and willingness to support those around him shone brightly. He found true companionship and joy when he married Mari Jo "Boogaloo" Riddle on February 22, 2008, in a heartfelt ceremony at the Knoxville Court House. Together, they shared an endearing relationship characterized by playful teasing and laughter, embodying a deep love that brought warmth to their lives.

Faith was an important aspect of Arland's existence. He was baptized by Rick Cowman at the Federated Fellowship Church in Pella, and he cherished Psalm 23, finding solace and strength in its comforting words. Arland had a passion for fishing, often enjoying this beloved activity alongside his wife, Jo. His enduring spirit was further supported by the strong sense of community fostered by their neighbors at Fair Haven West, who provided an outpouring of love and encouragement through both good times and difficult challenges.

Arland found profound comfort during his health struggles when Jo would sing "Jesus, What a Beautiful Name," bringing him peace amidst adversity.

He is survived by his wife Mari Jo Lamb, his children: Brittany, Brady, Brianna and Blake, grandchildren: Sofia, Ryker, Blaine, Ava, Claire, and Asher; and his sister, Dorothy (Fuller) Lamb. He was also preceded in death by his siblings: Doug Blommers, Judy (Penman) Blommers, Carl Blommers, Norman Lamb, Gary Lamb, and Jane (Sneller) Lamb.

Arland's spirit of kindness, humor, and love will be deeply missed, but his impact on the lives of his family and friends will continue to resonate with all who had the privilege of knowing him. Memorial services to honor Arland’s life will be held at a later date. Memorials may be given to Mari Jo Lamb.

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02/27/2026

John Van Woerkom

John Edward Van Woerkom was born on February 8, 1931. The first-born son of Bastian and Gertie (Vande Wall) Van Woerkom, he was named after the grandfather he never knew who drowned in the Skunk River near Lynnville, Iowa. He was baptized and made profession of faith at First Christian Reformed Church in Oskaloosa.

When John went to school, he could not speak English because the only language he heard spoken at home was Dutch. He learned very quickly! During his education, John attended seven schools in eight years. When he completed 8th grade, he went to get a job at the age of 14. He was hired as a farm hand for $5 a day.

John went into the service in 1951, served as an M.P. in Austria, achieved the rank of Corporal, and was honorably discharged. When he came home, he married the love of his life, Louise Joan Newendorp, on Thursday, November 17, 1953. The newlyweds made their home east of Oskaloosa, and John worked for the Gray brothers as a farm hand. Following his employment, John farmed for nearly 40 years in Eddyville, Rose Hill, and west of Pella. His life calling was to farm, an occupation he loved greatly. In retirement, John spent his time working alongside his youngest son.

John and Louise were blessed with six children: Bonnie, Jan, Karen & Kenny, and Jay & Jon, 19 grandchildren who knew him as Popo and Grandpa, and 43 great grandchildren who called him “Silly Papa”, for a family total of 90! What a wonderful legacy! John was so proud of his family!

John enjoyed sports, especially fast pitch softball, when he was young. It was his delight to encourage and coach the young guys at First Christian Reformed Church in Oskaloosa. He found joy in watching his sons and daughters play on many teams in Oskaloosa. John and Louise rarely missed an activity that the grandchildren participated in, and John even made it to watch some great grands play last summer. He was always a great cheerleader for his family, and also for any Pella Christian team. Christian education was highly valued by John and Louise for their family. He served on several boards for the school and the church in both Pella and Oskaloosa.

John was pretty adamant about staying in his own home. As a family, we are greatly blessed that we could honor that. Time spent around the table visiting over coffeetime or playing games was always a special, and now treasured, time at the Van Woerkom house.

John’s usual “goodbye” to his family and friends was

“zachtjes aan” (go slow) when they left the house.

John’s faith was an important part of his life, and he lived it daily in the way he treated other people. His welcoming personality drew others to him, and he never knew a stranger.

Zachtjes aan, Dad

John’s family:

Bonnie and Warren Van Wyngarden, Peoria

Cory and Sara Van Wyngarden

Roan, Ella, Emme

Will and Allison Van Wyngarden

Kaden, Kirby, Kynlee, Kaiya

Mark and Jessica Van Wyngarden

Ben, Brady, Beau, Brock

Alex and Jentri Van Wyngarden

Ada, Aaron, Alyza, Alivia, Asa

Jan and Kevin Laverman, Sully

Ashley and Dan Drusch

Zoey Louise

Clarissa Laverman

Jared Laverman

Karen and Don Branderhorst, Otley

Katie and Matthew Miller

Kellan, Kensington

Stacie and Bret Fynaardt

Hudson, Eleanor

Lindsey and Nathan Wolff

Blakely, Delaney

Ken and Janiece (Meulpolder) Van Woerkom, Pella

Mandy and Chad Klyn

Grant, Norah, Amelia

Mindy and Trevor Jones

Lucy, Gwen, Ruby

Kalie and Devin Dennis

Thomas and Angie Van Woerkom

Parker, Cooper, Hadley

Jay and Jill (Hougham) Van Woerkom, Pella

Kendall and Jesse Ried

Wyatt

Jon and Glenda (Van Wyk) Van Woerkom, Pella

Nicole and Jon Yoder

Mason, Bennett, Ellie

Emily and Kurt Boender

Jackson, Jayden, Lane

Taylor and William Vande Voort

Everly, Theo, Sloan, Lucy

Brooke Van Woerkom

John is also survived by his sisters-in-law Rose Van Woerkom and Karen Newendorp.

John was preceded in death by his wife Louise, his parents Bastian and Gertie Van Woerkom, parents-in-law Walter and Marie Newendorp, his siblings Sylvia (Bill) Quick, Larry Van Woerkom, and Louise’s siblings Wilbur (Gladys) Newendorp, Beulah (Dormand) Arkema, Dorthea (Dwight) Wanders, and John Newendorp.

Memorials may be given to Hospice of Pella or Pella Christian Schools.

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02/26/2026

I (Mark) am proud to be on both of these boards! Please consider giving to the new Radiation Center here at Pella Regional. It will be used to support SO many of our families here in Pella and Knoxville both. Such a need.
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$25,000 IMPACT AWARD WINNER: Pella Regional Health Center offers comprehensive primary and specialty care to over 240,000 residents in Pella's surrounding area. Addressing a critical need, they are launching the South Central Iowa Radiation Center, a state-of-the-art facility to provide local radiation oncology services to patients who currently must travel long distances, improving convenience, reducing travel costs, and enhancing quality of life.

Pictured: Mike Montgomery, Paul Jones, Jenny Hesseltine, and Ardie Sutphen

📸Thank you to for capturing the grant luncheon and grant recipients. We appreciate you!

02/17/2026

Betty Van Maanen

Betty Van Maanen, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and friend, passed away peacefully on February 17, 2026, at the Oskaloosa Care Center. She was born on April 14, 1930, in Leighton, Iowa, to her loving parents, Henry M. Rempe and Dena Van Engelenhoven.

Betty's life was marked by dedication to her family and community. On December 27, 1950, she married Kenneth Van Maanen in a ceremony held at the Ebenezer Reformed Church in Leighton, Iowa. Together, they enjoyed a rich and fulfilling marriage that lasted for 73 years, anchored in love and mutual respect.

As a devoted housewife and farmer's wife, Betty found joy in raising her family. Once her youngest son left home, she stepped into a new chapter of life, working as a substitute teacher at the Christian Opportunity Center. Education was important to her, and she had graduated from Pella High School in 1948, having attended Leighton grade school through the 8th grade.

A woman of faith, Betty took great pleasure in her involvement with music at the Ebenezer Church, where she participated in the Lydia and Dorcas Circles. She was also an active member of the American Legion Auxiliary, and volunteered often at Bibles for Missions Thrift Center, contributing her time and talents to the organizations and her community.

Betty will be deeply missed and cherished by her family, which includes her children and their families: Larry Van Maanen (Jan Squibb) with grandchildren Amanda Franje (Nathan) and Sarah Hartson (Jeremy); Jeff Van Maanen (Kris Vandenberg), with grandchildren Carrie Ross (Perry), Ryan Van Maanen (Amy), and Matthew Van Maanen (Heidi); and Keith Van Maanen (Jan Falberg) with grandchildren Katrina (Parker Roberts), Kenny Van Maanen (Emily Hanlon), and Erik Stephenson (Amy Forand). Each of her grandchildren brought joy to her life, and she cherished her role as their grandmother.

Betty was preceded in death by her husband Kenneth, her father Henry Rempe, her mother Dena Rempe, her sister Clarice Roozeboom Steenhoek, her brother Henry Rempe, her parents-in-law Charles and Elizabeth Van Maanen, and her sisters-in-law Junella Conrad, Bernice Van Maanen, and Charlotte Drost.

She leaves behind a legacy of kindness, love, and a commitment to family that will forever remain in the hearts of those she touched. Betty Van Maanen's spirit will continue to inspire all who knew her as they reflect on her extraordinary life.

Those left to cherish her memory:

Larry (Jan Squibb) Van Maanen

Amanda (Nathan) Franje

Sean, Elisha, Jed, Aaliyah, Rhema

Sarah (Jeremy) Hartson

Taylor Hartson (Leigh Peterson)

Jacob (Mallory) Hartson

Hope, Judah, Selah

Jeff (Kris Vandenberg) Van Maanen

Carrie (Perry) Ross

Andersen, Copelyn

Ryan (Amy) Van Maanen

Alyvia, Josiah, Miley, Truett

Matthew (Heidi Miksch) Van Maanen

Ethan, Nolan, Quinn, Ronan, Lena

Keith (Jan Falberg) Van Maanen

Katrina (Parker) Roberts

Pierce

Kenny Van Maanen and Emily Hanlon

Erik Stephenson and Amy Forand

Memorials may be given to Ebenezer Church or Legacy Thrift (Bibles for Missions).

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02/17/2026

Scott Leinen

Scott Leinen, a cherished son, brother, father, and grandfather, passed away on February 14, 2026, at the Hospice of Pella Comfort House. He was born on August 5, 1954. Scott's life was well-lived, characterized by his dedication to family, his career, and an array of hobbies that fed his interests and passions.

Scott's professional journey was anchored at Precision Pulley and Idler in Pella, Iowa, where he served as a machinist for 23 years, following multiple machinist positions prior to that. He retired in 2012, leaving behind not only a legacy of hard work but also the respect of his colleagues.

Education was important to Scott. He graduated high school in 1972 from the Malcolm Price Laboratory School at the University of Northern Iowa, an achievement that set the foundation for the industrious and skilled individual he became.

Outside of work, Scott's interests flourished. He spent his childhood exploring the great outdoors on family camping trips to Pine Lake, Backbone State Park, the Black Hills, and Wisconsin. His love for nature continued throughout his life as he enjoyed fishing, gardening, and landscaping. Known for being a tinkerer and fixer, Scott derived great joy from working with his hands on various projects.

He wore his passions proudly, notably as a devoted fan of the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Cubs. His joyful spirit was matched by an extensive collection of Hawaiian shirts, which he donned daily, regardless of the time of year. Scott was also a dedicated viewer of the game show Jeopardy, enjoying the challenge of outsmarting friends with his quick wit and knowledge.

Family was the cornerstone of Scott's life. He relished attending the activities of his grandchildren at Pella High, where he spent many hours cheering for them as they played soccer and basketball, and celebrating their performances with the Marching Dutch.

Scott is survived by his three children: Jessica Held (Marc) of Pella, Iowa; Emmy Leinen (Joe) of Knoxville, Iowa; and Alex (Tashia) Leinen of Newton, Iowa. He took immense pride in his grandchildren, Grace Held and her fiancé Riley Heilskov, Isaac Held and his fianceé Sophie Milligan, Jorden Held, Jaysa Leinen and her fiancé Josh Babb, and Deklynn Danley, as well as his great-grandson, Indy Leinen.

Scott is also survived by his siblings, including his brother Gary Leinen (Sarah) of Bozeman, Montana, and sister Kim Heimann of Newton, Iowa.

He was preceded in death by his father, Gordon (Bill) Leinen, and mother, Grace Leinen, as well as his brother-in-law, Ray Heimann.

Scott Leinen's legacy is one of hard work, devotion, and a vibrant presence that will be missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him.

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