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Diana Rae (Rembolt) Brower
July 6, 1942 - April 20, 2006
St. Ansgar, Iowa
-- Services for Diana R. Brower, 63, of St. Ansgar, were held at St.
Ansgar United Methodist Church on Monday, April 24, 2006 with Rev. Jay
Amundson officiating. Burial was in the St. Ansgar City Cemetery.
Diana
won her battle with cancer Thursday, April 20 when she died peacefully
at Hospice of North Iowa in Mason City, Iowa. Despite a long and
difficult battle, Diana never allowed it to touch her spirit, leaving
the disease with nothing left to attack but her earthly body. Her faith
was never compromised, and she victoriously crossed the threshold to go
home to be with her Lord.
Diana
was born July 6, 1942 in Lincoln, Nebraska; to Dr. Raymond and Mae
Rembolt. She grew up in Iowa City and graduated from City High School
in 1960. She attended the University of Iowa and graduated in 1964 with
a degree in Occupational Therapy. Two days after they graduated from
college, Diana married Frank Brower in Iowa City. After spending some
time in Minneapolis and Dubuque, Frank and Diana moved to St. Ansgar in
1971 to open a drugstore and build a life.
Diana
spent many years and touched many lives while working as an
Occupational Therapist for the Area Education Agency, and for many
schools and nursing homes in the northern Iowa and southern Minnesota
area.
Diana
lived for her grandchildren, and enjoyed God's handiwork all around
her. She was a wonderful wife, mother and grandmother, and will be
missed by countless individuals whose lives she touched.
Diana was preceded in death by her father, Dr. Raymond Rembolt.
Diana
is survived by her husband of 41 years, Frank; one daughter, Jennifer
(Matt) McNutt of Apple Valley, Minn.; one son, Andy (Diane) Brower of
Savage, Minn.; two brothers, David (Charlotte) Rembolt of Des Moines
and Richard (Penny) Rembolt of Iowa City; her mother, Mae Rembolt of
Iowa City; and grandchildren Megan, Ryan, Emma, Sam and Ben.
Schroeder & Sites Funeral Home, St. Ansgar was in charge of arrangements.
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