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Vernon Naggatz Obituary
He was a loving father, grandfather, brother, and friend. His passion and kindness to those he loved was unwavering. He enjoyed working for Moore Business Forms for 40 years, and was involved in the Jaycees, Kiwanis, and Boy Scouts. He was a founding member of St Mark's United Methodist Church in Iowa City, IA.
He leaves behind son Robin; son Donald; daughter Terri Drury (Keith); daughter Dawn McGinnis (Kelly); granddaughter Kaelyn; grandsons Zachary (Emily), Austen, Travis, Larry, Tristan (Madison) and Clay; great-grandchildren Aleah, Tyler and Jameson. He is preceded in death by his father, Fred Naggatz, mother Marie Naggatz (nee Lissman), step-mother Vida Naggatz (Miller), sister Vergene Ransdal (Don), sister Violet, son Ronald, and the love of his life, Barbara Naggatz (nee Wolf).
He will be cremated and brought back to Iowa City, IA to be buried with his love. There will be a celebration of Vern's life later this summer. On line condolences at www.fullernaples.com
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Pam and Tony Freund
March 26, 2023
Don and Larry, We remember your dad and grandfather with special memories. A wonderful, kind man, a gentle soul. We send our condolences.
Pam and Tony Freund
Middleburg, FL
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Nancy Thayer
March 20, 2023
Please accept my deepest sympathy in the death of Vern Naggatz, Nancy Thayer, Iowa City, IA
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