Moeller, Daryle Dean (1946 - 2024)

MOELLER, ANDERSEN, HART, JUELSGAARD, RASMUSSEN

Posted By: Denise Wurner (email)
Date: 6/15/2024 at 17:10:28

Name of deceased: Daryle Dean Moeller

Aged: 77 yrs, 7 mo, 11 days

Residence: Elk Horn, Shelby County, IA

Born: Oct. 8, 1946; Atlantic, Cass County, IA

Died: May 19, 2024; Omaha, Douglas County, NE

Funeral services: Friday, May 24, 2024; Elk Horn Lutheran Church, Elk Horn, IA; burial was in the Elk Horn Lutheran Cemetery, Elk Horn, IA, with Military rites provided by the Elk Horn American Legion Post #322 and the Iowa National Guard Honor Guard.

Survived by: Son, Devin (spouse, Stacey Andersen) Moeller of Marne, IA; daughter, Darcey Hart of Calvin, OK; 4 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren; other family members and friends

Predeceased by: Parents, Walter and Lenora (nee Juelsgaard) Moeller; wife, Connie (nee Rasmussen) Moeller

Education: Attended country school in Cass County, IA and then attended Elk Horn/Kimballton High School, Elk Horn, IA, graduating with the Class of 1964

Religious affiliation: no information provided

Military service: Enlisted in the U. S. Army Reserve and later, the National Guard

Marriage: Connie Rasmussen; March 26, 1966; location not provided

Employment: After his high school graduation, Daryle joined the Highway Commission; after his marriage, he carried on the family farming business, including the century farms near Marne, IA; he also served on the Marne Elk Horn Telephone Company board for 19 years.

Hobbies/Interests: As a young adult, Daryle enjoyed spending time cruising in Atlantic, IA and “Superville Cruising” between Kimballton and Elk Horn in his ’64 Ford. Was well known for his contributions to the Marne Slow Pitch Softball league which dominated the area for many years. In winter, Daryle and Connie would travel around the U.S., but particularly enjoyed their annual trips to Florida to watch the Daytona 500, which they did for several decades. He attended countless dirt races throughout the U.S. to watch his favorite drivers compete; also known to attend many local dances; was a member of the Elk Horn American Legion Post 322.

Sources: harlanonline.com; rolandfuneralservice.com