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Gregory Dunahoo Obituary
Greg was born on December 24, 1955 at Story County Hospital in Nevada to Carroll L. and Flora D. (Imsland) Dunahoo. He was a 1974 graduate of Nesco High School. On October 18, 1974, Greg married Linda M. Croker at the St. Mary's Catholic Church in Colo. He was a farm assistant for Suekei, Inc. from 1998-2008. Greg was a member of the Bethany Lutheran Church in McCallsburg. He enjoyed truck pulling, farming, camping and spending time with family and friends, especially his grandsons. Greg was a lifelong resident of the Zearing and Colo area.
Greg is survived by three children, Wendy (Don) McMillen, Josh Dunahoo, all of Colo and Brittney Dunahoo and fiancé Brock Kimberley of Des Moines; 2 grandchildren, DJ and Andrew McMillen; his parents, Carroll and Flora Dunahoo of Nevada; a brother, Bruce (Nancy) Dunahoo of Zearing; a sister Kim (Keith) Nicholas of Colo.
Greg was preceded in death by his wife Linda on January 17, 2005 and grandparents, Ole and Betsy Imsland and Lloyd and Alice Dunahoo.
A memorial fund has been established in Greg's name.
Chet Ryan Mortuary has been entrusted with Greg and his family.
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Lou ann Williams
October 30, 2008
My deepest sympathy to all of Gregs family. and his special angel "Lori" who gave so much love and support to him during his lengthy illness.
Greg graduated with my brother and I have known him since grade school. Know that he will be in our hearts forever. god bless. Rob and Lou ann (Holland)Williams
Julie (Rule) Caster
October 28, 2008
our sympathy to the family of Greg Dunahoo in the loss of your son, brother, father and grandfather.
Merlin Dunahoo
October 25, 2008
With sympathy to all of Greg's family from Merlin Dunahoo family of Austin, Tx
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