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• Sie ist geboren am 11. August 1958 in Osage, Mitchell Co., IA.
• Sie wurde getauft zwischen 1970 und 1975 in 1st Bapt. Chr., Osage, Mitchell Co., IA.
• (note1) .Quelle 1

  Source: Alan Neve

• Sie ist verstorben am 6. Oktober 2018 in Algona, Kossuth Co., IA (Kossuth Reg. Health Ctr.), sie war 60 Jahre alt.
• Sie wurde begraben am 13. Oktober 2018 in German Twp., Kossuth Co., IA (Ramsey Ref. Cem.).
• Ein Kind von Earl Raymond Torney und Veradene Louise Groen
• Diese Information wurde zuletzt aktualisiert am 16. Oktober 2018.

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Leann Irene Torney

Source: Author: Neve, Alan, Title: "Descendants of Hindrik Coords," (Publication location: Oskaloosa, IA, Publisher: AN, Publication date: x Feb MMXII)

[Pg. 22]

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Generation 7

69. VERADENE7 GROEN (ENGELHARDT6, HERRMANN5, HILKE HARMS4 DEPPING, HARM KOERTS3 DEPPING, COORD2 HINDRIKS, HINDRIK1 COORDS, ENGELHARDT6, HERRMANN5, ENGELKE JÜRGENS, JURJEN ENGELKES). She married EARL TORNEY.

Earl Torney and Veradene Groen had the following children:

i. LEANN8 TORNEY.
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Obituaries, Buffalo Center (Iowa) Tribune, Vol. 128 # 41, 10 Oct 2018, Pg. 4, Col. 5.

"LeAnn Torney

LeAnn Irene Torney, age 60, of Burt, [Iowa] passed away peacefully on Saturday, October 6, 2018. Her last days with loved ones were spent at Kossuth Regional Health Center in Algona, [Iowa] following a brief struggle with liver cancer.

Visitation will be held from 5-7 p.m. on Friday, October 12 at North Iowa Community School in Buffalo Center, [Iowa] with a memorial service at 10 a.m. Saturday, October 13 at the school with Rev. Walter Reemtsma officiating. Interment will be in Ramsey Cemetery in Titonka [Iowa].

LeAnn was born [and raised] on August 11, 1958 in Osage [Iowa], the oldest of two daughters of Earl Raymond Torney and Veradene Louise (Groen) Torney. She graduated from Osage High School. The family were members of the First Baptist Church in Osage, where she accepted Christ and was baptized while in high school. Growing up, LeAnn could be found helping her dad and grandfather on the family farm. During her high school years, she enjoyed playing oboe in the band and working as a popcorn girl at the local movie theater.

After graduating from Osage High School in 1976, she enrolled in Sioux Falls College. While there, she was involved in the drama program and worked as a biology teaching assistant. In 1980, she graduated with a degree in biology education. Her first teaching job was at the Crow Creek Indian Reservation in Stephan, SD. She then moved to Springview, NE, where she taught high school science. While in Nebraska, she attended Kearney State College and earned a master degree in science education.

LeAnn later moved to Titonka, Iowa where she taught middle school science, which became her favorite age range. While living in Titonka, she served as mayor for 2 terms, winning her first term as a write-in candidate. One of LeAnn's hobbies was spinning wool on the spinning wheel she built for herself. One day she went to purchase wool and met Darell Spear. After meeting again at Indian Days in Titonka, they started dating and he became her lifelong love and companion. They enjoyed living on a farm outside Burt, Iowa, where they raised ducks, chickens, donkeys, ponies, bees, dogs, and cats. She assisted Darell with his business, Iowa Supreme Meats. They were often seen at farmers' markets grilling brats and socializing with their customers. They distributed meat to stores in the Midwest. Once a year, LeAnn and Darell grilled and sold brats for a week at the WIT rally in Forest City, Iowa. They enjoyed going to fairs and farm shows. Her favorite was attending the sheep and wool festivals in Iowa and Minnesota.

LeAnn continued her teaching career at North Iowa Community Schools in Buffalo Center, [Iowa,] where she was loved by students and faculty alike. She taught both high school and middle school science. She recently celebrated her retirement from teaching at the school with friends and colleagues. A science scholarship was established in her name at that time. She was given the honor of being Grand Marshall of the North Iowa homecoming parade for 2018. LeAnn had a full and meaningful life.

LeAnn is survived by Darell Spear of Burt, [ IA]; her sister Lisa Louise Torney of Coralville, [IA]; aunts Irene Groen of Minneapolis, MN and Gladys (Torney) Johnson of Alcester, SD; uncles Arnold Torney of Deer Trail, CO, and Donald Torney of Williamsburg, [IA]; and numerous relatives and friends.

LeAnn was preceded in death by her parents, Veradene Torney (1976) and Earl Torney (2017).

Lentz Funeral Home in Burt is assisting the family. To leave an online condolence, visit www.lentzfuneralhome.com."
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