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On June 18, 1841 Nicolaus Deutsch, son of Joannis Deutsch and Margaretha Pocker, was born in Ernzen, Bitburg, Prussia, was baptized the following day and his Godparents were Nicolaus Poecker and Catharina Classen, both of Ernzen [Kirchenbuch (Ernzen), 1836-1899: Volume: III: Page: 26: Number: 8] 
In 1872 Nick Deutsch emigrated to America with his father, Johann [Familienbuch 2 der Pfarrei St. Marcus Ernzen bei Irrel] 
On November 3, 1887 Nichalas Deutsch, formerly of Germany, was sworn in as a naturalized citizen of the United States at the District Court House in New Hampton, Chickasaw County, Iowa [U.S. Department of Labor, Immigration and Naturalization Service: Book: III: Page: 87] 
On June 1, 1880 Nicholas Deutsch, 39 year old Farmer born in Prussia; Margaret, 34 year old born in Luxemburg; Bernard, 3 year old born in Iowa; Margaret, 2 year old born in Iowa; were living at household 111 in Washington Township [ED: 125: Page: 14B: Line: 16] 
In 1885 Nick Deuch, 44 year old; Margaret, 39 year old; Bernard, 8 year old; Maggie, 7 year old; Barbra, 3 year old; were living in Washington [Page: 28: Line Number: 12].
In 1895 Nick Kentch, 53 year old; Margerette, 51 year old; Bennie, 18 year old; Margerette, 17 year old; Elizabeth, 13 year old; were living at household 108 in Chickasaw County [Page: 701: Line Number: 17].
On June 18, 1900 Nick Deutsch, 60 year old Farmer born January 1839 in Germany and had immigrated in 1872, who had been married 25 years and owned his own farm with a mortgage; Margaret, 45 year old born November, 1845 in Luxemburg, who had given birth to 5 children, 3 of whom were still living; Ben, 23 year old Farm Laborer born August 1876 in Iowa; Maggie, 22 year old Servant born December 1877 in Iowa; Lizzie, 18 year old born August 1881 in Iowa; were living at farm 222 in Washington Township [ED: 425: Page: 12A: Line: 5] 
On January 22 1901 Margaret Duetsch (aged 58 years), Farmers Wife born in Germany, died and was buried [wife of Nicholas Deutsch died Jan. 22, 1901 aged 57 years] at Saint Marys Cemetery in North Washington [Chickasaw County Death Records: Year: 1901: Page: 6] 
In 1908 Nick Deutsch was a Farmer residing in Chickasaw County, Iowa [History of Kane County, Illinois, R. Waite Joslyn, 1908: Page: 691] 
On October 21 1908 Bernard Deutsch, 31 year old son of Nicholas Deutsch and Maggie Flammang, born in North Washington, and Cecilia Hess, 21 year old daughter of Joseph Hess and Mary David, born in North Washington, were married in North Washington [Chickasaw County Marriage Records].
On May 4, 1910 Bernard Deutsch, 33 year old General Farmer born in Iowa, who had been married 1 year; Celia, 22 year old born in Iowa, who had given birth to 1 child, who was still living; Leona, 5/12 year old born in Iowa; were renting at farm 94 in Washington Township [ED: 51: Page: 13A: Line: 1] 
On November 28, 1909 Leona Felicitas Deutsch, daughter of Ben Deutsch and Cecilia Elizbeth Hess, was born in Washington [Chickasaw County Birth Records: Year: 1909: Page: 62].
On May 6, 1910 Nicholas Deutsch, 68 year old Widow born in Germany and had immigrated in 1872 and owned his own home free and clear; Margaret, 32 year old Dressmaker born in Iowa; Elizabeth, 28 year old born in Iowa; were living at household 410 on Walnut Avenue, New Hampton Township, 3rd Ward [ED: 47: Page: 18A: Line: 44] 
On July 13, 1912 Nicholoz Deutsch (aged 71 years), Widowed Farmer son of John Deutsch, who was born June 17, 1841 in Germany, died in New Hampton, and was buried July 15th in North Washington [Chickasaw County Death Records: Year: 1912: Page: 20].
On January 29, 1914 Victor Joseph Deutsch, son of Ben Deutsch and Cecile Hess, was born in Washington [Chickasaw County Birth Records].
On August 15 1915 Karl Deutsch, son of Bernard Deutsch and Cecila Ness, was born in Washington [Chickasaw County Birth Records].
On September 11, 1917 John N. Kottner, 35 year old son of Robert Kottner and Mary Youcheak, born in Stacyville, and Maggie Deutsch, 39 year old daughter of Nick Deutsch and Margareth Flammang, born in North Washington, were married in New Hampton [Chickasaw County Marriage Records: Year: 1917: Page: 272].
On May 1, 1918 John A. Juenger, 38 year old son of Joseph Juenger and Agnes Heimermann, and Elisabeth Deutch, 36 year old daughter of Nicolas Deutch and Margaretha Flamang, were married in Mitchell County [Mitchell County Marriage Records].
On September 12, 1918 
[Bernard Deutsch], 42 year old Farmer in Washington Township, born August 28, 1876, who was of medium height and medium build with Blue eyes and Dark Brown hair, was living with his wife Celia at Rural Farm Delivery Number 6 in New Hampton, Chickasaw County, Iowa 
On January 26, 1920 Bernard Deutsch, 43 year old General Farmer born in Iowa, who owned his own farm with a mortgage; Celia, 32 year old born in Iowa; Leona, 10 year old born in Iowa, who had been attending school; Victor, 5 year old born in Iowa; Carl, 4 4/12 year old born in Iowa; Henry, 1/12 year old born in Iowa; were living at farm 123 in Washington Township [ED: 59: Page: 7B: Line: 54] 
On February 3, 1920 A. John Junger, 38 year old House & Barn Carpenter born in Iowa, who owned his own home free and clear; Elizabeth, 38 year old born in Iowa; were living at household 39 in Stacyville Township [ED: 151: Page: 2B: Line: 69] 
On February 3, 1920 N. John Kottner, 37 year old Retail Meat Market Merchant born in Iowa; Margaret, 42 year old born in Iowa; Alfred, 8 year old born in Iowa; Isabel, 5 year old born in Iowa; were living at household 44 in Stacyville Township [ED: 151: Page: 2B: Line: 92]
On July 17, 1920 Gregor Michael Junger, son of John A. Junger and Elizabeth Deutsch, was born in East Lincoln [Mitchell County Birth Records: Year: 1920: Page: 78].
On January 11, 1922 Louis Deutsch, son of Ben Deutsch and Cecelia Hess, was born in Washington [Chickasaw County Birth Records].
In 1930 John N. Kottner, 48 year old born in Iowa; Margaret, 52 year old born in Iowa; Alfred, 18 year old born in Iowa; Isabelle, 16 year old born in Iowa; Mabel Warnke, 23 year old Roomer born in Minnesota; Sophia Munson, 19 year old Roomer born in Iowa; were living at household 242 in New Hampton [ED: 14: Page: 8B: Line: 64].
In 1930 John Junger, 49 year old born in Iowa; Elizabeth, 48 year old born in Iowa; Gregor, 9 year old born in Iowa; were living at household 29 in Stacyville [ED: 19: Page: 2A: Line: 8].
In 1930 Bernard Deutsch, 52 year old born in Iowa; Celia, 42 year old born in Iowa; Leona, 20 year old born in Iowa; Victor, 16 year old born in Iowa; Carl, 14 year old born in Iowa; Henry, 10 year old born in Iowa; Maurice, 8 year old born in Iowa; Marie, 5 year old born in Iowa; Francis, 2 year old born in Iowa; were living at household 26 in Washington [ED: 22: Page: 2A: Line: 32].
On April 17, 1940 Bernard Deutsch, 62 year old Farmer born in Iowa, who had been employed 52 weeks during 1939, working 60 hours per week, who had completed the 8th Grade, and who owned his own home valued at $2,500; Celia, 52 year old born in Iowa, who had been 21 years old at the time of her marriage and had given birth to 7 children and had completed the 8th Grade; Carl F., 24 year old Farm Laborer born in Iowa, who had been employed 52 weeks during 1939, working 60 hours per week, and had completed 4 years of High School; Henry J., 20 year old Farm Laborer born in Iowa, who had been employed 52 weeks during 1939, working 60 hours per week, and had completed 4 years of High School; Maurice L., 18 year old Farm Laborer born in Iowa, who had been employed 52 weeks during 1939, working 60 hours per week, and had completed the 8th Grade; Marie E., 15 year old House Helper born in Iowa, who had completed the 8th Grade; Francis B., 12 year old born in Iowa, who was attending school and had completed the 5th Grade; were living at farm 50 (but had been living in a different rural residence five years previously) in Washington Township [ED: 19-22: Page: 3B: Line: 54] 
On April 17, 1940 Victor J. Deutsch, 26 year old Farmer born in Iowa, who had been employed 52 weeks during 1939, working 60 hours per week, who had completed 2 years of High School; Evelyn C., 25 year old born in Iowa, who had completed 1 year of High School; were renting for $4 per month at farm 51 (but had been living in a different rural residence five years previously) in Washington Township [ED: 19-22: Page: 3B: Line: 61]
Elma New Era, Thursday, September 25, 1941
Diesburg-Deutsch Nuptials Held on Tuesday Morning
Popular Young Couple To Make Home On Farm Near New Hampton
The Immaculate Conception church, Elma, Iowa, was the scene of a pretty fall wedding Tuesday morning, September 23, when Miss Florence Diesburg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Diesburg, became the bride of Carl F. Deutsch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Deutsch, of New Hampton. The nuptial mass was read by Rev. Father E. D. O'Donnell in the presence of a large crowd of relatives and friends. Joseph Heineman, cousin of the bride, and Francis Deutsch, brother of the groom, served as acolytes. Fall flowers were used in decorating the altars [Page: 1]
On June 7, 1944 Sergeant 
[Henry J. Deutsch], 24 year old son of Ben Deutsch and Celia Hess, born December 8, 1919 in North Washington, Iowa and residing in New Hampton, Iowa, and Corporal 
[Evelyn Younghaus], 20 year old daughter of Charles Younghaus and Marie Uheng, born June 9, 1923 in Philadelphia and residing there still, were issued a Marriage License and married in Great Falls, Cascade County, Montana, by Father James J. Donovan, Roman Catholic Priest [Cascade County Marriage Records: Certificate: 21227] 
On March 2, 1948 Bernard "Benny" Deutsch, who was born August 28, 1876 in Alta Vista, died and was buried [1876-1948] at Saint Marys Cemetery in North Washington 
On November 5, 1952 Margaret Kottner, died in Ramsey County, Minnesota and was buried [1877-1952] at Visitation Catholic Cemetery in Stacyville [Ramsey County Death Records: Year: 1952: Certificate Number: 027561].
On March 15, 1953 John N. Kottner, who was born July 14, 1882, died in Ramsey County, Minnesota and was buried [1882-1953] at Visitation Catholic Cemetery in Stacyville [Ramsey County Death Records: Year: 1953: Certificate Number: 026862].
On July 19, 1964 Celia Deutsch, widow of Bernard Deutsch, who was born November 22, 1888 in North Washington, died in New Hampton, and was buried [1888-1964] at Saint Marys Cemetery in North Washington
The Virtual Wall
Bernard Francis Deutsch
Private First Class
D CO, 3RD BN, 1ST INFANTRY, 11TH INFANTRY BDE, AMERICAL DIV, USARV
Army of the United States
Ionia, Iowa
March 28, 1949 to July 19, 1969
BERNARD F. DEUTSCH is honored on the Wall at Panel W20 Line 18
On July 19, 1969 Private First Class Bernard Francis Deutsch (aged 20 years), son of Maurice Leo Deutsch and Elaine Mary Boehmer, was born March 28, 1949 in Ionia, while serving as a Infantryman in D Company, 3rd Battalian, 1st Infantry, 11 Infantry Brigade, Americal Division of the U.S. Army Vietnam and stationed in Vietnam Combat Zone since June 10th was killed outright during an enemy small arms engagement in Quang Ngai Province, South Vietnam, and was buried at Saint Boniface Cemetery in Ionia [http://www.virtualwall.org/dd/DeutschBF01a.htm] 
On September, 1972 Gregor Junger (aged 52 years), who was born July 16, 1920, died [SSAN: Place of Issuance: Minnesota: 472-12-5704].
On February 20, 1980 Jean Harriet Kottner (aged 68 years), daughter of Henry Amos Rudesill and Kora Olive Ellis, who was born October 30, 1912, died and was buried [1912-1980] at Oakwood Cemetery in Austin, Mower County, Minnesota [Mower County Death Records: 1980: Certificate Number: 3843/SSAN: 470-03-3669] 
Austin Daily Herald, February 21, 1980
KOTTNER
Funeral services for Mrs. Alfred (Jean) Kottner, 108 4th St. SW, will be held at 1:30p.m. Saturday at St. Olaf Lutheran Church, Rev. Robert Toso officiating. Interment will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Worlein Funeral Home from 3 to 9 p.m. Friday, 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday and at the church one hour before the service.
Jean Kottner
Mrs. Alfred (Jean) Kottner, 67, died unexpectedly Wednesday afternoon at St. Olaf Hospital.
She resided at 108 4th St. SW. Surviving are her husband; a daughter, Jacqueline of Austin; three sons, Robert, William, Jimmie of Austin; one grandson; three sisters, Mrs. Leslie Wray, Togo, Minn., Mrs. Genevieve Lanford, Columbia Heights, Minn., Mrs. George (Ruth) Beckwith, St. Paul; three brothers, John Rudesill, Montclair, Cailf., Glenn Rudesill, Reno, Nev., Ellis Rudesill, Phoenix, Ariz.; nieces; nephews.
Funeral services will be held Saturday [Page: 2].
In March, 1981 Henry Deutsch (aged 62 years), who was born December 8, 1919, died in Absecon, Atlantic County, New Jersey [SSAN: 478-24-5616].
On August 28, 1983 Alfred Joseph Kottner (aged 72 years), who was born November 20, 1911, died and was buried [1911-1983] at Oakwood Cemetery in Austin [Mower County Death Records: 1983: Certificate Number: 21250/SSAN: 470-05-4235]
Austin Daily Herald, August 29, 1983
KOTTNER
Funeral services for Alfred Kottner, 108 4th St. SW, will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday at St. Olaf Lutheran Church, Rev. Robert Toso officiating. Interment will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Worlein Funeral Home from 3 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and at the church one hour before the service [Page: 2].
On August 11, 1986 Sister Mary Cecily Deutsch (aged 77 years), who was born November 28, 1909, died in Remsen, Plymouth County [SSAN: 482-68-5083].
On March 26, 1994 Victor J. Deutsch (aged 80 years), Parent of June, Jim, Jerry & Julie, who was born January 29, 1914, died in New Hampton, and was buried [1914-1994] at Saint Marys Cemetery in North Washington [SSAN: 481-46-9130] 
On October 9, 1997 Carl F. Deutsch (aged 82 years), Parent of LeRoy, Carol, Leon & Mary, who was born August 15 1915, died in New Hampton, and was buried [1915-1997] at Saint Marys Cemetery in North Washington [SSAN: 484-44-6549] 
Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier, Sunday, January 7, 2007
Maurice Deutsch
IONIA - Maurice Deutsch will be honored on his 85th birthday with a surprise card shower.
He was born Jan. 11, 1922, and married Elaine Boehmer in 1947.
Hosting the event will be his family, nine children (one deceased), 22 grandchildren (one deceased), 11 great-grandchildren and one great-great-granddaughter.
Cards may be sent to him at 1720 240th St., Ionia 50645.
On December 6, 2007 Francis Deutsch (aged 79 years), who was born March 6, 1928, died and was buried [1928-2007] at Saint Marys Cemetery in North Washington [SSAN: 482-44-4177].
Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier, Sunday, April 27, 2008
Deutsch-Crowl
WATERLOO - Abby Rose Deutsch and Christopher Lee Crowl are planning a June wedding.
Parents of the couple are Rob and Rose Deutsch and Dennis and Teresa Crowl, all of Waterloo.
The bride-to-be is a licensed practical nurse at John Deere Medical Group, and the groom-to-be is a team lead at Lowes.
Vows will be exchanged June 28 at 2 p.m. at Waterloo's Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
New Hampton Tribune, Monday, August 18, 2008
Obituaries
John Anthony Fey, II, God's little angel
While John Anthony was able to spend only a few short hours with us, we are truly thankful for the time we did have to love and appreciate him. It was tremendously difficult to let our son go, but we know how incredibly blessed we were to spend the brief time we had with him. John Anthony Fey, II passed away on August 14th, 2008 in Austin, Texas, while surrounded by mommy and daddy, Jennifer (Deutsch) and John Fey, other family members, friends and loved ones at the hospital.
John Anthony will be eternally missed and loved by his mommy and daddy; grandparents: Valerie (Lore) & Mark Tedder (Granny and Grandpa), Rick & Nancy Deutsch (Grandpa and Grandma), Christine (Kotary) & Jerry Fey (Grandma and Grandpa); Great Grandparents: Maida Wiegmann & Don Thorson (Grandma Wiggie and Don), Elaine & Maurice Deutsch (Grandma and Grandpa), Bob & Bonnie Lore (Grandpa and Bonnie), Charles Fey (Grandpa ) & Doris, Mary Kotary (Grandma), Uncles: (Adam and Clint Deutsch, Jacob Tedder and Joe Fey), Aunts: (Whitney Tedder and Devon Deutsch), cousin: Gage Deutsch; multiple great aunts, great uncles, second and third cousins.
We are passing our precious son over to the loving hearts and hands of Great Great Grandma Millie (Mildred Draheim), Great Great Grandma Boehmer (Beatrice Boehmer), Great Great Grandpa and Grandma Fey (Oscar & Pearle Mergele), Great Grandma Fey (Francine Fey); Great Aunt Tina & Great Uncle Tim Kotary. John Anthony will also spend many hours learning to fish with his Great Grandpa Wiggie (Clarence Wiegmann), and Great Grandpa Kotary (Richard Kotary).
Please join John and Jennifer in the celebration of John Anthony's life. Visitation will be held from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM on Tuesday, August 19th at Wilke-Clay-Fish Funeral Home. Services will be held at 10:00 AM on Wednesday, August 20th at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Kyle, Texas with graveside services to follow at Live Oak Cemetery in Manchaca, Texas [Manchaca, Travis County; Plot: Section C, baby section] . A reception will be held after the services at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Kyle, Texas.
Express-News, August 19, 2008
Obituaries
John Anthony Fey, II
John Anthony Fey, II infant son of Jennifer (Deutsch) & John Fey passed away on August 14th, 2008 in Austin, Texas. He was surrounded by many loved family and friends. Local immediate family members include: Grandparents, Jerry and Christine Fey, Great Grandparents, Charles and Doris Fey; Aunt and Uncle, Mary Ann and Jim Covalt; Aunt Rose Kotary. Funeral service will be held at 10:00 am on Wednesday, August 20, 2008 at St. Anthony Catholic Church in Kyle, Texas. Arrangements by Wilke-Clay-Fish Funeral Home, 2620 S. Congress, Austin 512/442-1446. You may view memorials at www.wcfish.com. WILKE-CLAY-FISH FUNERAL HOME Austin, TX 78704 (512) 442-1446.
New Hampton Tribune, April Sunday, September 28, 2008
Tom Deutsch shows Character Counts
Tom Deutsch was caught showing good character this month by the Character Counts Communication and Community Involvement Committee.
Deutsch has operated Tom's Family Pharmacy in New Hampton for 15 years. Earlier this month, Deutsch displayed the pillar of "CARING" as he went beyond the normal call of service.
When a customer's medication was abruptly cut off without notice, he called the manufacturer directly (working through several phone trees and three different levels of vendor representatives). After nearly 20 minutes of waiting, he discovered the company had stopped production and did not know when (or if) it would resume production.
When Deutsch asked what patients who were dependent on this medication were supposed to do, he was told that they needed to refer to their doctors. But after some research for alternatives and several phone calls back and forth to an Iowa City, Deutsch came up with a plan of action that made a life-changing difference in the life of the patient.
For living out the pillar of caring, the Character Counts Communication and Community Involvement Committee gave Deutsch a certificate of recognition and $40 in New Hampton Chamber Bucks.
According to Committee Chair Jess Throndson, "It is great to live in a community that not only talks the language of Character Counts, but sets a great example through what they do. Keep living out the pillars - you never know when you may be caught displaying great character!"
This year's Communication and Community Involvement Committee includes: Jess Throndson, Kendra Crooks, Darwin Sittig, Brenda Rodriguez, Erin Snyder, Becky Babcock, Rod Ankrom, Sara Dungey, Mary Frese, Reed Nelson and Tracy Blake. Together, they urge everyone to be a person of character who is trustworthy, treats others with respect, is responsible, practices fairness, is caring and compassionate and displays good citizenship traits.
On 30 March 2010 Florence B. Deutsch (aged 95 years), widow of Carl F. Deutsch, who was born October 6, 1915 in Elma, Howard County, died in Shell rock, Butler County, and was buried [1915-2010] at Saint Marys Cemetery in North Washington [SSAN: 484-44-6549]
Leroy, Leon, Mary, and Carol, Please accept our condolences in the passing of your mother Florence. I have fond memories of her when your folks lived on the farm. She always seemed so calm and gentle. And could she put on a meal. She was a great cook. We will not be able to attend Florence's funeral but will keep her and all of you in our thoughts and prayers. Thinking of you, Jim & Bev Deutsch [Email from James A. Deutsch, March 31st, 2010].
New Hampton Tribune, April 1, 2010
Florence Deutsch
Florence Deutsch, 94 of Shell Rock, Iowa, formerly of New Hampton, died Tuesday evening, March 30, at the Shell Rock Health Care Center.
A Mass of Christian Burial is 10:30 a.m. Monday April 5, at Holy Family Parish, St. Mary's Center in New Hampton with Monsignor Carl Schmitt officiating. The pall will be placed by her four children. Lectors for the service will be
Tom Deutsch and Julie Wendl. Granddaughters Kelli Schnurrl, Allison Rojek, and Shawna Kurth will present the offertory gifts.
Interment will be in St Mary's Cemetery, New Hampton with grandsons Jeff Schmidt, Joel Schmidt, Jake Schmidt, Matt Deutsch, David Deutsch, Josh Deutsch and Brian Schnurr serving as pallbearers.
Visitation is 4 - 7 p.m. Sunday April 4 at Hugeback & Chenoweth Funeral Home, New Hampton where there will be a 6:30 p.m. Scripture Service. Further visitation will be 8:30 - 10 a.m. Monday at the funeral home.
Florence was born on a farm north of Elma, Iowa on October 6, 1915, the daughter of William and Elizabeth (Mashek) Diesburg. She attended Immaculate Conception School in Elma, the Iowa State Teacher�s College in Cedar Falls and Mercy College, Cedar Rapids, receiving her teaching degree. Florence taught in the rural schools of Howard County for seven years.
On September 23, 1941, at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Elma, she married Carl Deutsch. To this union, four children were born. The couple farmed northwest of New Hampton for 50 years before moving into New Hampton in 1989. Carl died on October 9, 1997, at the age of 82. In 2006, due to her failing health, Florence moved to The Meadows and the Shell Rock Health Care Center in Shell Rock to be near family. Florence was a member of Holy Family Parish, the Rosary Society, and the Country Neighbor�s Club.
Survivors include two sons, Leroy (Bonnie) Deutsch of Vinton and Leon (Linda) Deutsch of Wadena; two daughters, Mary (Larry) Schnurr of Mason City, Carol Deutsch-Schmidt of Rockford, IL; eleven grandchildren; sixteen great-grandchildren; and step-mother Helen Diesburg of Elma.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; three brothers, Willard Diesburg, Clarence Diesburg and Mark Diesburg; a half-sister; Connie (Diesburg) Batt.
New Hampshire, Chickasaw County, Tribune, Monday, May 28, 2012
Obituaries
IONIA - Maurice and Elaine Deutsch , 89 and 83, of rural Ionia, died Thursday, Dec. 22, at their home.
Maurice Leo Deutsch was born Jan. 11, 1922, in North Washington, son of Bernard and Cecilia Hess Deutsch. He attended country school and helped his parents on the family farm.
Elaine Mary Boehmer was born Sept. 28, 1928, in Alta Vista, daughter of Walter and Beatrice Roethler Boehmer. She graduated from St. Bernard 's Catholic School in Alta Vista.
The couple was married April 16, 1947, at St. Bernard 's Catholic Church in Alta Vista.
They have lived on their present farm since 1965. Mr. Deutsch was a blacksmith at John Deere in Waterloo, and farmed all his life. Mr. and Mrs. Deutsch were members of St. Boniface Catholic Church and Chickasaw Trail Riders for more than 40 years.
Survived by: five sons, Leo (Serena) of Waverly, Roger (Lori) of Prescott Valley, Ariz., Richard (Nancy) of Ionia, Steve "Beaver" (Sheryle) of New Hampton and Allen "Muddy" (Rhonda) of Nashua; four daughters, Rose (John Busta) Qualley of New Hampton, Barb (Gary Taylor) Richter of Ionia, Pam (Bobby) Lore of Bassett and Susan (Troy) Usher of Nashua; 26 grandchildren; 26 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; Maurice's sister, Marie Heying of Alta Vista; Maurice's sisters-in-law, Marie Deutsch of New Hampton and Evelyn Alessi of Mays Landing, N.J.; Elaine's sister, Louise (Maurice) Conry of New Hampton; Elaine's brother, Walley (Phil) Boehmer of Alta Vista; and many nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by: a son, Bernard; a grandson, Benjamin Qualley; two great-grandsons, Jackson DeSloover and John Anthony Fey; Maurice's brothers, Victor, Carl, Francis and Henry; and Maurice's sister, Cecily.
Services: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. Boniface Catholic Church, Ionia, with burial in Ionia Cemetery. Public visitation from 3 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the church, with a 4 p.m. rosary and 7:30 p.m. Scriptural service. Visitation will continue for an hour before services Wednesday at the church.
Memorials: in lieu of flowers, may be directed to the family.
Maurice and Elaine enjoyed fishing, playing cards, bingo, dancing, trail-riding, riding horses in parades, going to auction sales and caring for their pets. They especially loved family gatherings, most importantly at Christmas.
Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier, Sunday, December 25, 2011
Marie Elizabeth 'Tuts' Heying dies at 87
Marie "Tuts" Heying passed away on Friday, May 25, 2012 with her family by her side, at Mercy Medical Center in New Hampton, IA.
Marie Elizabeth (Tuts) Heying was born to Bernard and Cecilia (Hess) Deutsch on January 25, 1925 at rural North Washington. She was baptized and confirmed at St. Mary's Church and received her education at St. Mary's Parochial School in North Washington, Iowa. On October 9, 1946 she and Andrew (Dick) Heying were married by Rev. Louis Gereleman at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in North Washington.
The couple moved to the Jerico, Iowa area where they farmed and lived happily until 1993 when they retired and moved to Alta Vista. Marie was a homemaker and also loved to be in the great outdoors with her husband. Her hobbies included writing poetry, sewing, and playing cards with their friends. Gardening and flowers were also favorite interest.
An avid photographer, she and her husband enjoyed traveling and meeting new people and finding out their way of life. She had a great sense of humor and one of her favorite expressions was "Think Positive". She was a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Parish and Rosary Society. She served for many years on the Howard County Election Board and various other committees in church and community.
Marie is survived by sisters-in-law: Marie Deutsch of New Hampton, Evelyn Deutsch of New Hampton, Gert Freidhof of Elma, Alice (Ray) Freidhof of Waterloo, and brother-in-law Mike (Arlene) Heying of Alta Vista; also many nieces and nephews.
She is preceded in death by her parents Bernard and Cecilia Deutsch, husband Andrew "Dick" Heying on January 27, 2003, one sister, Sister Mary Cecily O.S.F., Dubuque; brothers, Maurice, Victor, Carl, Henry, and Francis; in-laws, Elaine, Florence, and Evelyn Duetsch, Matt and Agnes Cerwinske, Ray and Eleanor Webb, Linus and Rita Heying, Norbert Heying, and Louis Heying.
Updated:
November 15, 2012
to include Ernzen Church records scanned by 
Bob Hungerschafer, Bellingham, WA 
,
to add the discovery of the ancestors of 
Mathias Klein and Maria Welter,
to add the discovery that Nicolai Bl�� and Anna are the parents of Catharina Bl��,
to correct names to reflect actual records
& to replace thumbnails of documents with a standardized button
October 15, 2012
to add the discovery by Rob Deltgen, Diekirch, Luxembourg 
that Mathias Klein and Maria Welter are the parents of Elizabeth Klein
September 15, 2012 to add the discovery by Rob Deltgen, Diekirch, Luxembourg that Mathieu Schons and Elise are the parents of Theodor Hungersh�fer
August 23, 2012 to add the discovery by Margaret Novotny, Palo Alto, CA 
that Theodor Hungersh�fer and Catherine Blaus are the parents of Mathias Hungersh�fer
June 30, 2012 to include information provided by Richard Schaffner, Ludwigshafen, Deutschland 
in his manuscript Familienbuch 2 der Pfarrei St. Marcus Ernzen bei Irrel
Richard Joseph Bucknum, Hillsboro, OR 
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