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Dorothy Van Roekel

Dochter van Gradus (George) Van Roekel en Fannie Haagsma, geboren 24-7-1918 USA IA Sanborn, overleden 19-8-2010 USA IA Sanborn en begraven USA IA Rock Valley Valley View Cemetery

Trouwt 19-2-1941 USA MN Edgerton Jake (Jacob) Vermulm, zoon van William Vermulm en Tillie Wassenaar, geboren 16-2-1919 USA IA Rock Valley, overleden 29-10-2002 USA IA Rock Valley en begraven 1-11 Valley View Cemetery

Kinderen:

  1. Lee Vermulm, geboren 18-12-1941 USA IA LeMars, overleden 15-1-2021 USA IA Waterloo
  2. Roger Alan Vermulm, geboren 23-10-1946
    Trouwt 25-6-1988 Lynne Meyers, geboren 28-12-1951
  3. Dennis Eugene (Denny) Vermulm, geboren 6-7-1952

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Valley View Cemetery Sioux County, Iowa
Valley View cemetery is located 1 mile south of Rock Valley.
This marker can be found on the west side of Elmwood Ave. & 320th St., North section, Row 7. GPS is 43 11.225 96 17.717
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Obituaries of Jacob and Dorothy

VerMulm, Jake, 1919-2002

Jake Ver Mulm, age 83, died Tuesday, October 29, 2002, at Hegg Memorial Hospital in Rock Valley. Memorial services were held November 1, 2002, at the First Reformed Church in Rock Valley.

Burial was at Valley View Cemetery in Rock Valley with the Rev. Mike Van Hamersveld as officiant.

Jake was born February 16, 1919, at Rock Valley, son of William and Tillie (Wassenaar) Ver Mulm.

He married Dorothy Van Roekel on February 19, 1941, at Edgerton, MN.

Jake served in the U.S. Army during WWII from July 17, 1942, to December 29, 1945.

Jake and Dorothy lived at Rock Valley where Jake was in partnership with his brother Bill in the automotive repair business.

In 1955, Jake sold his business and moved southwest of Rock Valley where he and Dorothy farmed until retirement in 1978 when they moved to Rock Valley.

Surviving relatives include his wife Dorothy; three sons and their wives: Lee and Hazel of Cedar Falls, IA, Roger and Lynne of Stockton, CA, Dennis and Martha of Urbandale, IA; four grandchildren: Lisa Dreyer, Laura DeBoer, Scott Ver Mulm, and Mollie Ver Mulm; six great-grandchildren.

Jake was preceded in death by five brothers: Case, Bob, Frank, Bill, and Herb; infant brother, Robert; three sisters: Johanna Gerritsen, Nellie Middle, and Jennie Ver Sluys.

Memorials may be directed to the Sioux County Hospice.

Rock Valley Bee, November 13, 2002.


Obituary Source: Porter Funeral Home

Dorothy Ver Mulm, age 92, formerly of Rock Valley, Iowa, passed away Thursday, August 19, 2010 at Prairie View Nursing Home in Sanborn, Iowa. Funeral service will be Monday, August 23, 2010 at First Reformed Church, Rock Valley. Burial at Valley View Cemetery. Rev. Mike Van Hamersveld officiating. Visitation will be Sunday with the family present from 2-4 p.m. at Porter Funeral Home, Rock Valley.

Dorothy Ver Mulm was born July 24, 1918 in Sanborn, Iowa, the daughter of George and Fannie (Haagsma) Van Roekel. She married Jacob "Jake" Ver Mulm of Rock Valley February 19, 1941 in Edgerton, Minnesota. Together they lived in Rock Valley until March, 1957, then began farming west of Rock Valley. They retired from farming in 1978 and moved back to Rock Valley. Jake passed away October 29, 2002. Dorothy was a member of the First Reformed Church of Rock Valley and the Women’s Ministries of the Reformed Church.

Dorothy is survived by her sons: Lee (Hazel) Ver Mulm, Cedar Falls, Iowa, Roger (Lynne) Ver Mulm, Stockton, California and Dennis (Martha) Ver Mulm, Urbandale, Iowa; 4 grandchildren: Lisa (Darrin) Dreyer, Laura (Bob) De Boer, Scott Ver Mulm and Molly Ver Mulm; 6 great-grandchildren: Carson, Camryn and Chloe Dreyer, Andrew, Benjamin and Adam De Boer; 2 sisters: Fran (Earl) Benz of Pahrump, Nevada and Ada Van Roekel of Lancaster, California; 1 brother, Abe (Maxine) Van Roekel of Minden, Iowa.

She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Jake; sisters: Bertha Van Roekel and Nancy Sinkey; brother, Richard Van Roekel.


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