Blue skies over Iowa.
Pictures from the funeral of Linette Atwood Tally here.
It was a beautiful day to be on Highway 20 between Waterloo and Dubuque: light traffic, wonderful clouds in the sky, and lots of light. 3.12 p.m., first picture
Highway 20 outside of Dubuque, and then heading for the bridge to Illinois.
Signs before the bridge.
The bridge about 3.30 p.m.
Looking north to another bridge and some very blue water
There are a couple of handsome old houses near the foot of the bridge in East Dubuque, below.
In Galena, the Ryan House, far right (below), which I remember from my students days at Loras College 1965-69.
Galena was U. S. Grant’s home for a while; picture at 3.50 p.m.
Sweeping views
In Elizabeth, IL 4:06 p.m.
A pair of nice storefronts
The brewery in the former church was once an antique shop where,
about 40 year ago, I found some lusters that George still has.
Leaving Elizabeth, the road turns into a straight shot near Freeport and the drive loses its river charm.
Funeral of Linette Atwood Tally
July 6, 2021
Linette Atwood Tally
Above, Gail, Fr. Ray, Tom, Irene
Some of Lin's granddaughters, above
Above, Ellen, John, Fr. Haugen, Wayne
Rev. John Haugen, eulogy; some concelebrants seen behind him
Gerald Frantzen, "Ave Maria" (Schubert)
Larry, Ron, Karen. There were 14 concelebrants, see at the back behind the altar
Urns for Lin and Harold
Allen, Karen, Tom
Karen, Tom, Wayne, Allen at the Majestic Moon for lunch
Tom, Rose, Wayne, Allen
Hillsmans (Lori, Judy), old neighbors from our farm days