Iowa
Kenneth Hanson
Wednesday, September 28, 2022
Kenneth Hanson
Kenneth Hanson
Washington
Kenneth Hanson, age 79, of Washington, Iowa, handed away Sunday, September 25, 2022, on the College of Iowa Hospital after a quick sickness.
Celebration of life companies shall be held Tuesday, October 4, at 10:00 a.m. on the United Methodist Church with Pastor Anthony DeVaughn officiating. Calling hours will start at midday Monday, October 3, on the Jones & Eden Funeral Residence the place the household will obtain pals from 4:00 till 7:00 p.m. Interment shall be held at Elm Grove Cemetery. Memorials have been established for the Washington County Hospital Basis, the YMCA of Washington County, and the Washington Space Performing Arts and Occasions Heart. On-line condolences could also be despatched for Ken’s household at www.jonesfh.com.
Ken was born November 29, 1942, in St. Louis, Missouri, the son of Allan and Florence (Steckel) Hanson. Ken graduated from Washington Senior Excessive Faculty in Washington, Iowa, and Iowa Wesleyan Faculty in Mt. Nice, Iowa. Ken was united in marriage to Rosemary Theobald on September 24, 1966, in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. He was Honorably Discharged from the U.S. Military in 1972.
Ken owned and operated Iowa Bridge & Culvert, previously Hanson Concrete, and was a Corridor of Fame inductee for the Related Basic Contractors of Iowa. On the time of his passing, he was on the board of administrators for the Riverside On line casino and the Washington County Hospital Basis and offered steering for a number of neighborhood funding initiatives, together with the YMCA of Washington County and the United Methodist Church. He served as former board president of the Washington County Hospital Board of Trustees, was energetic with the Washington Space Performing Arts and Occasions Heart steering committee, and contributed to many causes all through Washington. In 2021, Ken’s neighborhood dedication was acknowledged with the Invoice Sitler Rotary Group Service Award.
He beloved Washington, Iowa, and labored boundlessly for its betterment. Identified by many as Barney, Ken beloved time spent with pals on the Washington Golf and Nation Membership, the bowling alley, and his latest social enterprise, a weekly espresso conclave at Dodici. He was a Shriner, Free Mason, and member of Geese Limitless. Ken beloved the Iowa Hawkeyes, the St. Louis Cardinals, a powerful Manhattan, and wintering in Sanibel Island, Florida, together with his spouse Rosemary.
He’s survived by son, Eric Hanson and spouse Shannon of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; son, Greg Hanson and spouse Maria of North Liberty, Iowa; son, Nicholas Hanson and spouse Genevieve of Falls Church, Virginia; 4 grandchildren, Elizabeth Rose, Peter, Julian and Kirin Hanson; and his nieces and nephews.
Ken was preceded in dying by his dad and mom; spouse, Rosemary; brother, Don Hanson and sister-in-law, Julie Hanson.
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IARN – While the temperatures have been enjoyable lately, the lack of rainfall has been anything but. After experiencing the driest September on record, drought and fire dangers have increased. Justin Glisan, state climatologist for Iowa, said that the drought monitor has been repopulated with zones of abnormally dry conditions.
Read more at Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. – The University of Iowa men’s golf team finished two rounds of play at the Fighting Irish Classic on Sunday. The Hawkeyes currently sit in sixth place out of 15 teams.
Sophomore Noah Kent and junior Gage Messingham are both leading the Hawkeyes, tied for 8th place overall. Kent shot 1-over (71) in the first round and 1-under (69) in the second round, finishing with a total score of 140. Messingham join Kent as the only other Hawkeye to go under-par today in a round.
Sophomore Max Tjoa is tied for 37th place, shooting rounds of 74 and 72, with a total score of 146. Senior Chance Rinkol posted scores of 71 and 77 in the first and second rounds, respectively, and sits tied for 51st place with a score of 148. Senior Josh Lundmark recorded rounds of 79 and 71, finishing tied for 64th place with a total score of 150.
HAWKEYE SCORECARD
| 6/15 | Team | +5 | +3 | 148 |
| T8 | Gage Messingham | -1 | +1 | 140 |
| T8 | Noah Kent | +1 | -1 | 140 |
| T37 | Max Tjoa | +4 | +2 | 146 |
| T51 | Chance Rinkol | +1 | +7 | 148 |
| T64 | Josh Lundmark | +9 | +1 | 150 |
HEAR FROM HEAD COACH TYLER STITH
“Today was a very strong team performance with Noah and Gage leading the way. We showed a lot of grit all day but especially down the stretch. We’re in a great position heading into the final round.”
UP NEXT
The final round of the Fighting Irish Classic is set to tee off on Monday morning.
Nebraska volleyball entered October a perfect 38-0 against Iowa all-time. That number is now 39-0.
The No. 2 Huskers (14-1, 4-0 Big Ten) swept the Hawkeyes (8-8, 2-2 Big Ten), 25-17, 25-11, 25-13. This is the eighth-straight sweep for Nebraska over Iowa and 11th-straight win since falling at SMU.
Nebraska’s offense hit a blistering .404, led by 10 kills on .400 hitting from Merritt Beason.
The story of the day was the middles, though. With Andi Jackson out again, Leyla Blackwell earned the start alongside Rebekah Allick. The pair notched nine kills each, with Blackwell hitting .692 and Allick hitting .583. They also combined for five blocks.
Bergen Reilly dished out 35 assists.
Iowa managed to hit just .155, but did have the player with a match-high for kills: Michel Urquahart at 11.
Nebraska is back in action Friday, hosting No. 10 Purdue.
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