HENRY W.
LANE
Co. K, 30 Ia. Inf., DIED
June 1, 1883
AGED 55 Years

Photos courtesy Cousin Teresa Perry

 
(1) the couple standing in the center are Ezra T. Wells and [new great-grandmother] Eliza M. Louisa Gwin Lane Wells;
(2) seated between them is Eliza's son by her first marriage, John Gwin (Guinn?) Lane, and seated beside him is his wife, Emma Mumford Lane, with her father, [new great-grandfather] Josiah Mumford, standing behind her and next to Eliza;
(3) holding the baby, firstborn son Lowell Edison Flack [born 30 Dec 1900], is John's and Emma's daughter, Tempa LeAlva Lane Flack, with her husband, Edwin P. Flack, standing behind her and next to E. T. Wells.  (Tempa and Edwin are my great-grandparents.)
This photo was taken [est. 1901] in John and Emma Lane's home in Yuma, Colorado, which John Lane had built for Emma and where my family still lives and farms. In fact, we are an official Centennial Farm in Colorado, thanks to John Lane and Edwin Flack and their descendants. 

from Cousin Sallie's Ancestry.com website

John G. Lane

Imbued with the typical progressive spirit of the west, John G. Lane has become the owner of one of the fine farms of Atchison County [MO], owning a valuable tract of three hundred and ten acres.  A native of Iowa, he was born in Richmond, Washington County, on the 22nd of September 1855, and is a son of Henry W. Lane, who was one of the first settlers of that county.  The father was a native of Ohio and a son of Reynolds Lane, who removed from the Buckeye state to Indiana, locating near Terra Haute.  In that locality Henry W. Lane spent the days of his boyhood and youth upon a farm, and when twenty years of age he made his way to the wilds of Iowa, settling at Richmond, Washington County.  His father also came to this state and died in Madison County at the age of eighty-two.  His wife passed away in Indiana.  When the Hawkeye state was upon the wild western frontier, Henry W. Lane became identified with its interests.  Indians stalked in motley garb through the forest, and deer and wolves were frequently killed.

He married Miss Eliza Guinn [sic--Eliza Louisa Gwin, above], a lady of intelligence and refinement, belonging to one of the old southern families.  She was born in Burlington, Iowa and was a daughter of Richard Guinn [sic--Richard Walton Gwin], a prominent resident and one of the early settlers of the Hawkeye state.  He died in Montgomery, Kansas, at the age eighty-two, and his wife passed away at the age of eighty years.  At the time of the Civil war, Mr. Lane, the father of our subject, responded to the country's call for troops and aided in the preservation of the Union.  He was a farmer by occupation, and for many years followed that pursuit in Lucas county, Iowa, where he died in 1883, at the age of fifty-five years.  In politics he was a stalwart Republican, and socially he was connected with the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.  At the time when he "wore the blue" on southern battlefields he sustained a gunshot wound which ultimately caused his demise.  His widow married E. T. Willis [sic--Ezra T. Wells, above and below] and now resides in Wilson county, Kansas.   [John M. Gwin Note--12 Dec 2019;  Eliza was not Henry Lane's widow but was divorced from him.  Henry died some twenty years after Eliza married Ezra Wells.]

John G. Lane, the only child of his parents, was reared on the old home farm in Iowa and from an early age was employed at work in the fields, assisting in the plowing, planting and harvesting.  The public schools of the neighborhood afforded him his educational privileges, and his boyhood days were quietly passed on the home farm.  At the age of twenty-two he was united in marriage to Miss Emma Mumford, a lady of good family, who was born, reared and educated in Lucas county, Iowa, and was a daughter of Josiah Mumford.  Her father was one of the pioneers of the Hawkeye state and was one of the veterans of the Civil war.

Mr. and Mrs. Lane remained in Iowa until 1882, when they came to Atchison County, and for five years thereafter our subject cultivated rented land.  With the capital he had then acquired through his industry and energy, he purchased a fine farm in 1887, the tract comprising three hundred and ten acres of good land.  His is one of the desirable and attractive farms of the county, everything about the place being in excellent condition.  A substantial residence stands upon a natural building site and is surrounded by ornamental trees.  There is likewise a house for a tenant upon the place, and the facilities for raising stock are ample.  Mr. Lane now feeds about one hundred head of cattle each year, besides a like number of hogs.

He has four children, namely: Tempa, the wife of Ed Flack; Zella, Lloyd, and Rex; and he has also lost two children, who died in early life.  Mr. Lane gives his political support to the men and measures of the Republican party.  His wife is a member of the Methodist Episcopal church.  He possesses a cordial nature that wins friends, a social disposition that enables him to keep them, and as a citizen has gained a reputation for sterling worth that is indeed enviable.

Source: Biographical History of Nodaway and Atchison Counties, Missouri, Compendium of National Biography, Chicago, The Lewis Publishing Company, 1901, contributed by Cousin Sallie--from her Ancestry.com website

13 Dec 1918- Westboro Enterprise

MRS J. G. LANE DEAD - Westboro relatives received notice Thursday morning of the death of Mrs. J. G. Lane, at Yuma, Colorado.  Mrs. Lane had been a sufferer of tuberculosis for some time, and her death was not unexpected.  She was a woman loved and esteemed by all who knew her, and the news of her death is cause for much sadness here which was the home of the Lanes for many years and where they raised their family.  She left to mourn her death her husband; two daughters, Mrs. Ed Flack and Mrs. David Lackey; and two sons, Lloyd and Rex Lane, all of Yuma, Colorado.  Besides these she is survived by four sisters and two brothers: Mrs. James D. Macrander [Note: Cora May Mumford], Miller Anis Mumford of Westboro, Mrs. Ed Hutt and Mrs. Joe Hutt of Blanchard, Colfax Twp, Page Co., Iowa, Theodore Mumford of Winston, Daviess Co., MO, and Mrs. Lyman Dixon, Nortonville, Atchison Co., KS.

Contributed by Jim Macrander

        Zella married David Lackey in September [JMG: 1910] in Missouri.  They farmed in Yuma several years, then moved to Dakota, came back to Yuma and worked on John Gwin's dairy.  They then went back to Missouri, where they farmed until they retired to California, where two of their daughters lived, also to the desert climate for Zella's health.  Children Evelyn, Dorothy, and Mil_____ who married Henry Harbison.  They ____ in Independence, Missouri.  When  Henry died, she married Bill Stine.  Son Donald married Ann Foley and lives in Shreveport, Louisiana.
        Lloyd J. Lane married Nellie Atkinson ____(Sept?) 5, 1918.  Nellie graduated from Normal School in Sterling and taught seven years in Kansas and Colorado before they married.  Lloyd attended business college in Denver and worked in the Yuma Bank.  He said it made his hands itch to see a team of horses going down the street.  They farmed and ranched in the Yuma-Otis area except for ____ to Missouri to start a dairy in 1941.  Nellie's mother, Jenny Atkinson, had a_____ operation, but became blind.  Nellie ____ed back to Yuma to care for her mother in her own home, until she passed away in ______.  Stanley Gwin was born Aug. 20, 1925.  He was in service and fought at the Battle of the Bulge.  Stanley Gwin married June 6, 1947 to Betty Voight, a registered nurse, in her home state of Oklahoma.  Stanley became a United Methodist minister and served churches in Nebraska and Illinois.  After ____ing full time for several years, he had an opportunity for clinical pastoral training at ____ingers and Topeka State in Kansas.  He entered the chaplaincy with the Illinois Department of Corrections.  He is now completing his 28th year in that ministry.  Stanley and Betty have three boys and a girl.  Jerry Gwin, born Dec. 6, 1948, a psychologist, has ____ boys and a girl.  Sydney Lloyd, born Nov. ___ 1950, a contractor, married Catherine __________, and they have two boys.  David _______, born Jan. 12, 1953, manager of Lane __________ Warehouse, married Mary Cromwell and has a boy and a girl.  Linda Ruth, born Aug. 19, 1958, married Stephen Meister, a systems analyst.  They have three boys.  Mrs. Lane worked in the hospitals and completed ___ years as an industrial nurse with Caterpillar Tractor Co.

        Zella married David Lackey in September ____ in Missouri.  They farmed in Yuma several years, then moved to Dakota, came back to Yuma and worked on John Gwin's dairy.  They then went back to Missouri, where they farmed until they retired to California, where two of their daughters lived, also to the desert climate for Zella's health.  Children Evelyn, Dorothy, and Mil_____ who married Henry Harbison.  They ____ in Independence, Missouri.  When  Henry died, she married Bill Stine.  Son Donald married Ann Foley and lives in Shreveport, Louisiana.
        Lloyd J. Lane married Nellie Atkinson ____(Sept?) 5, 1918.  Nellie graduated from Normal School in Sterling and taught seven years in Kansas and Colorado before they married.  Lloyd attended business college in Denver and worked in the Yuma Bank.  He said it made his hands itch to see a team of horses going down the street.  They farmed and ranched in the Yuma-Otis area except for ____ to Missouri to start a dairy in 1941.  Nellie's mother, Jenny Atkinson, had a_____ operation, but became blind.  Nellie ____ed back to Yuma to care for her mother in her own home, until she passed away in ______.  Stanley Gwin was born Aug. 20, 1925.  He was in service and fought at the Battle of the Bulge.  Stanley Gwin married June 6, 1947 to Betty Voight, a registered nurse, in her home state of Oklahoma.  Stanley became a United Methodist minister and served churches in Nebraska and Illinois.  After ____ing full time for several years, he had an opportunity for clinical pastoral training at ____ingers and Topeka State in Kansas.  He entered the chaplaincy with the Illinois Department of Corrections.  He is now completing his 28th year in that ministry.  Stanley and Betty have three boys and a girl.  Jerry Gwin, born Dec. 6, 1948, a psychologist, has ____ boys and a girl.  Sydney Lloyd, born Nov. ___ 1950, a contractor, married Catherine __________, and they have two boys.  David _______, born Jan. 12, 1953, manager of Lane __________ Warehouse, married Mary Cromwell and has a boy and a girl.  Linda Ruth, born Aug. 19, 1958, married Stephen Meister, a systems analyst.  They have three boys.  Mrs. Lane worked in the hospitals and completed ___ years as an industrial nurse with Caterpillar Tractor Co.

        When I came into the Lane family in 1947, I was pleased by their carriage, their dignity, and their morals.  I see that in the new generation coming on, and I am proud to bear the name.

[listed as Tempa L. Lane, 1, b. in IA/IA/IA, in the 26 Jul 1880 census of Liberty Twp., Lucas Co., IA]
[listed as Tempa L. Flack, 21, b.  IA/IA/IA, m1. for 0 yrs., w/0 of 0 ch. lvg., in the 4 Jun 1900 census of Lincoln Twp., Atchison Co., MO]
[listed as Tempa L. Flack, 31, b. IA/IA/IA, m1. for 10 yrs., w/3 of 3 ch. lvg., in the 3 Jan 1910 census of Westboro, Lincoln Twp., Atchison Co., MO]
[listed as Tempa Flack, 41, b. IA/IA/IA, in the 3 Jan 1920 census of San Diego, San Diego Co., CA]
[listed as Tempa L. Flack, 51, b.  IA/IA/IA, m. age 21, in the 8 Apr 1930 census of Yuma, Yuma Co., CO]
[listed as Tampa L. Flack, 61, b.  IA, widowed, in the 5 Apr 1940 census of Lorings Addition, Yuma, Yuma Co., CO]

[listed as Edwin E. Flack, 28, b. Dec 1871 in MO/PA/WV, m1. for 0 yrs., in the 4 Jun 1900 census of Lincoln Twp., Atchison Co., MO]
[listed as Edwin E. Flack, 38, b. MO/PA/WV, m1. for 10 yrs., in the 3 Jan 1910 census of Westboro, Lincoln Twp., Atchison Co., MO]

Tempa L. Lane and her three siblings who survived childhood
l-r: Rex, Zella, Tempa, and Lloyd Lane;
[I estimate this to be taken ca. 1909, which would make
them   about   ages  10,  21,  30,  and  16,  respectively.
Photo shared by Sallie Harper             --John M. Gwin]

Another precinct heard from!   :-) Very shocked to find this photo [above].  Rex Wells Lane was my grandfather. My mother, Floy LeAlva Lane Nally was his youngest child and only daughter. He married Beva Marie Henderson, had three sons, Verle, Carroll and Claire.      -- Kathy

Standing, l-r: 28.01--Phyllis Davis, 28.01--Max Harper, 27.02--Earle Harper, 27.01--possibly Ada Mae Bash Flack, 28.02--Howard Harper, 27.01--Lowell Flack, unk.--"Aunt Kitty" (Mrs. Joe) Hutt--(possibly nee Carrie Anne Mumford, sister to Emma Mumford Lane), 27.03--Lu Markley Flack; Seated, adults: 26.01--Tempa L. L. Flack, 27.03--Carroll Flack; children, l-r: 28.01--Duane Flack, 28.03--Jim Harper, and 28.02--Norman Flack Photo  contributed  and  partially  identified  by Cousin Sallie Harper; Remaining IDs by Cousin Teresa Lane Perry & her dad, Claire Lane Secondary italics added by John Gwin

27.01--Lowell Edison Flack, b. 30 Dec 1900 in Westboro, Atchison Co., MO; d. 10 Jan 1956 in Phoenix, Maricopa Co., AZ; bd. Yuma Cem., Yuma, Yuma Co., CO--Find A Grave Memorial# 49689702; m. Ada Mae Bash (b. 28 Mar 1903 in NE/IN/MO; d. 10 Jan 1981 in Chula Vista, San Diego Co., CA; bd. Yuma Cem., Yuma, Yuma Co., CO--Find A Grave Memorial# 49689700); no ch.

27.02--Betheen Faris Flack, b. 8 Mar 1903 in MO; d. 15 Dec 1982 in Yuma, Yuma Co., CO; bd. Yuma Cem., Yuma, Yuma Co., CO--Find A Grave Memorial# 50790387; [Betty Lane says, below, that Betheen had attended a year of college and showed promise of becoming a good artist, a talent she enjoyed, and that she was active in her church; she and Earle ran the dairy.]; m. 22 Jun 1925 in Denver, Denver Co., CO to Earle Bartlett Harper (b. 11 Nov 1902 in IL/IL/IL; d. 31 Oct 1989; bd. Yuma Cem., Yuma, Yuma Co., CO--Find A Grave Memorial# 50790389; Earle m2. to Elda Mulder); at least two ch.

Name:	Earle B. Harper
SSN:	521-12-1955
Last Res:	80759  Yuma, Yuma Co., CO
Born:	11 Nov 1902
Died:	31 Oct 1989
State (Yr) SSN issued:	Colorado (Before 1951)

28.01--Max LaVerne Harper, b. 14 Aug 1926;  d. 2 Nov 2012 in Yuma, CO; bd. Yuma Cem., Yuma, Yuma Co., CO--Find A Grave Memorial# 100628354; m. 9 Feb 1945 to Phyllis Jean Davis (b. 4 Aug 1926; d. 12 Aug 2011 in CO; bd. Yuma Cem., Yuma, Yuma Co., CO--Find A Grave Memorial# 74936550); 7 ch.

29.01--Lynda Harper facebook [PRIVATE]

29.02--Sallie Anne Harper, CONTRIBUTOR facebook friend [PRIVATE]; Ancestry.com; m. Richard Beach (div.) facebook [PRIVATE]; 

31.01--Max Park Beach facebook [PRIVATE];

30.02--Jeremy Beach [PRIVATE];

30.03--Sarah Beach facebook friend [PRIVATE]; m. Rob Wynn [PRIVATE];

31.01--Trinity Wynn [PRIVATE];

31.02--Lily Wynn [PRIVATE];

30.04--Chelsea Beach facebook friend [PRIVATE]; m. Mark Wiebers [PRIVATE];

29.03--Joe Harper [PRIVATE]; m. Barbara (nee unk.) [PRIVATE];

28.02--Howard Eugene Harper, b. ca. Mar 1929 (but SS Death Index reported on Findagrave.com as 31 Jul 1928) in CO/IL/MO; d. 23 Sep 2007; bd. Yuma Cem., Yuma, Yuma Co., CO--Find A Grave Memorial# 74510229; m. 6 Mar 1949 to M. Maxine Chris____ (last name only partially legible) [PRIVATE];

29.02--Anne Harper [PRIVATE]

27.03--Carroll Elliot Flack, b. 22 Jan 1907 in Westboro, Atchison Co., MO; d. 6 Oct 1991 in Greeley, Weld Co., CO; bd. Sunset Mem. Gardens, Greeley, Weld Co., CO--Find A Grave Memorial# 68715237; m1. on 21 Dec 1928 to Marie Mollison (she is reported on Findagrave.com to have died on their honeymoon in a car accident); m2. 15 Jun 1932 in Denver, CO, to Lula "Lu" Markley (b. 13 Jun 1911 in Yakima Co., WA; d. 31 Dec 2004 in Greeley, CO; bd. Sunset Mem. Gardens, Greeley, Weld Co., CO--Find A Grave Memorial# 68659608); at least two ch.;

[listed as Carroll E. Flack, 12, b. MO/MO/IA, in the 3 Jan 1920 census of San Diego, San Diego Co., CA]
[listed as Carroll Flack, 32, b. MO, lvd. in Albq., NM, in 1935, in the 19 Apr 1940 census of Greeley, Weld Co., CO]

[listed as Lu Flack, 28, b. WA, lvd. in Albq., NM, in 1935, in the 19 Apr 1940 census of Greeley, Weld Co., CO]

Identified as Carroll Flack, 1922 graduate of Yuma County High
School, Yuma, CO (click here to see full graduation photos)

OBITUARY from the Greeley Tribune, 4 Jan 2005 Lula "Lu" M. Flack, 93, of Greeley died Friday, Dec. 31, at North Colorado Medical Center.             Mrs. Flack was born June 13, 1911, on a farm near Granger, Washington, to Alfred and Alesa (Zessin) Markley.  Soon after her birth, the family moved to Humboldt, Kan.  When she was six, the family moved to Weldona to live on a farm.  The children drove a horse and buggy to school and graduated from Weldona High School.  On June 15, 1932, she married Carroll E. Flack in Denver.             Music was an important part of her life.  She first substituted as her father's accompanist by chording on the piano for his fiddle playing. In high school, she played piano at the silent movie theater.  She attended Colorado Women's College on a scholarship and graduated with a degree in music in June 1932.             After she married, the Flacks moved to Albuquerque, N.M., where their son, Duane, was born in 1935.  The Flacks moved to Greeley in 1937. Their second son, Norman, was born in 1939.  In 1951, Mrs. Flack began working for the Weld County treasurer's office.  She later transferred to the county clerk's office.  She also served as acting clerk to the board of commissioners and retired in 1974.             Mrs. Flack enjoyed traveling to many states and Europe. She celebrated her 75th birthday with a hot air balloon ride near the Front Range. The center of her life was her family.             She was a member of First Methodist Church, the Garden City Chapter Order of the Eastern Star No. 3, and the Order of White Shrine No. 18.             Survivors are two sons, Duane Flack and wife Colleen of Greeley, and Norman E. Flack and wife Linda of Boulder; six grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren.  Her husband is deceased. Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Bonell Good Samaritan Center Chapel, 708 22nd St.  Interment will be at Sunset Memorial Gardens.

28.01--Duane Elliott Flack, DVM, b. 7 Jun 1935; d. 31 Mar 2020 in Greeley, CO, due to "complications associated with Covid19" during the quarantine--informant: nephew David Flack (29.03 below); bd. unk.; m. Patricia Colleen "Colleen" Barnett; [PRIVATE];

OBITUARY

            Duane “Doc” Flack was born June 7, 1935, in Albuquerque, New Mexico to Lula Markley Flack and Carroll Elliott Flack.  When Duane was young, the Flacks moved to Greeley, Colorado and added a brother, Norman Eugene, to the family.  Duane passed away March 31, 2020.
            Duane graduated from Greeley High School in 1953.  In December 1956 Duane married the love of his life, Colleen Barnett of Greeley.  On that day, the “new” First Congregational Church opened its doors for their very first services.  He continued his education at Colorado A&M graduating in 1957 with a Bachelor’s Degree in chemistry, then received his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from CSU in 1959.
            In 1965 Duane joined Monfort of Colorado as their resident veterinarian.  During his 32 years there, Doc grew with the company to become Manager of the Feedlot Division and a Group Vice President of Monfort of Colorado.  Toward the end of his career with Monfort, with a desire to help the beef industry increase productivity and add value,  Duane created and was the CEO of Monfort Integrated Genetics.  Duane also served as President of Colorado Cattle Feeders, Director of the National Cattlemen’s Association, Member of the Food Animal Task Force of the AVMA, the Foreign Diseases Committee of the USDA, and the Advisory Committee to the Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration.  In 1991 Doc was awarded the Colorado Cattle Feeders’ “Top Choice” Consultant of the Year, and in 1996 the Award of Excellence from the American Association of Bovine Practitioners.  Duane was an honored Alumnus and Faculty member of CSU College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Science.  Dr. Flack, among other things, was also recognized as the Man of the Year by the Greeley Jaycees, and National Veterinarian of the year. Without hesitation, Doc would attribute the weight of his achievements to the company he worked for and the people he worked with.
            After retiring from Monfort, Duane formed Associated Agricultural Consultants.  Doc continued his work both nationally and internationally training others to farm, raise cattle, manage resources, and how to provide their communities with life sustaining professions and food sources.
            Among a number of organizations he belonged to and contributed to, one of his favorites was being a member and President of the Milliken Fire Protection District Board of Directors. During his tenure, he was instrumental in the transition from an all volunteer department to what has now become the volunteer and career firefighters department, Front Range Fire Protection District.
            Dr. Flack was a true patriot who loved America. He was a member of the ROTC in college and an avid student of WW II, and he organized community caucuses and served as a delegate to Republican State Convention.
            Duane and Colleen had three daughters; Cynthia, Lauretta, and Susan. No matter what else demanded his attention, Doc’s family always knew that they were his first priority.
            Duane was preceded in death by his parents, in-laws, and daughter Susan. He is survived by his wife Colleen, brother Norman (Linda), his daughters and their husbands -- Cynthia (Kerry Vance), Lauretta (Dr. Mark Smith), Grandchildren and Spouses -- Christine (Chad), Kelly (Jesse), Nicholas, Justin, Levi, Jacob, Lucas (Antoinette), Garrett (Lindsie), Lindsey, and Great-Grandchildren -- Rogan, Henry, Harrison, Taylor, Kadence, Aiden.
            Doc was a deep thinker, a masterful planner, had a heart of gold, and was a man of rare character. He will be greatly missed.
            A Celebration of Life is scheduled for Thursday, August 6, 2020 at 1:00 p.m. at Allnutt Funeral Service - Macy Chapel, 6521 W. 20th Street, Greeley, CO 80634
            Memorial Donations may be made to Meals on Wheels of Greeley and Weld County, or to a Memorial Scholarship Fund for veterinary students that has been established through the Academy of Veterinary Consultants Foundation (a 501(c)(3) organization) in Dr. Flack's name. Donations may be sent directly to the Academy of Veterinary Consultants Foundation, 305 W. Magnolia Street #267, Fort Collins, CO 80521, 970-218-0392, or in care of Allnutt Funeral Service, 6521 W. 20th Street, Greeley, CO 80634.

Published by Alnutt Funeral and Cremation - Macy

                                                                                       OBITUARY
        Dr. Duane E. Flack (Colorado State ’59), 84, Greeley, Colorado, died March 31, 2020. Following graduation, he practiced large animal medicine in the Greeley area for six years. Dr. Flack then joined Monfort, Inc. in Greeley as resident veterinarian. During his career of more than 30 years with the company, he served as general manager of the feedlot division, was group vice president, and served as chief executive officer of Monfort Integrated Genetics. Dr. Flack later established Associated Agricultural Consultants.
        Active in organized veterinary medicine, he was a past president of what was known as the Colorado Cattle Feeders Association and was a past director of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association.  Dr. Flack helped establish the Academy of Veterinary Consultants and served on committees of the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Food and Drug Administration.  In 1991 he received the CCFA Top Choice Award.  That same year, the AVC named him Consultant of the Year.  In 1996, the American Association of Bovine Practitioners honored Dr. Flack with the Award of Excellence.
        He was a past president of the board of directors of the Milliken Fire Protection District and was a member and an awardee of the Greeley Jaycees.  Dr. Flack is survived by his wife, Colleen; two daughters; nine grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; and a brother. Memorials, toward a scholarship fund for veterinary students, may be sent to AVC Foundation, 305 W. Magnolia St. #267, Fort Collins, CO 80521, or may be made to Meals on Wheels of Greeley and Weld County, 2131 9th St., Greeley, CO 80631.
                                                                                                                     Published in the JAVNA News, 15 Jul 2020

[John M. Gwin Note--3 Jan 2023:  I took the following names of Doc's grandchildren and great-granchildren from the first obituary, above.  Their last names were not listed there, so it was not possible for me to list them in the outline since I don't yet know to whom each was born.  As I learn more, I plan to move each to his or her correct place in the outline.]

Grandchildren, generation 30: Christine m. Chad, Kelly m. Jesse, Nicholas, Justin, Levi, Jacob, Lucas m. Antoinette, 
Garrett m. Lindsie, and Lindsey;
Great-grandchildren, gen. 31: Rogan, Henry, Harrison, Taylor, Kadence, and Aiden;


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29.01--Cynthia Flack, [PRIVATE]; m. Kerry Vance, [PRIVATE];

29.02--Lauretta Flack, [PRIVATE]; m. Dr. Mark Smith, [PRIVATE];

29.03--Susan Flack, b. unk.; d, unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;

28.02--Norman E. "Norm" Flack, b. 8 Jul 1939 in Greeley, CO; d. 31 Mar 2022; bd. unk.; m1. Mary K. Wurzbacher; div.; m2. Linda Cameron Ray Pearce; [PRIVATE]; at least three ch., all by Mary;

OBITUARY

            Norman E. Flack was born on July 8, 1939 in Greeley to Carroll and Lu Flack. He died peacefully on March 31, 2022, at the age of 82, with his wife Linda and his sister-in-law by his side.
            Norm attended Greeley public schools graduating from Greeley High School in 1957.  During these years he earned many regional and national awards in roller skating competitions.  He was a gifted football player and was on the All State All Stars in 1956-57. He received a football scholarship to Colorado A&M (now Colorado State University) and received his BA in 1961.  He later returned for his MA in Entomology in 1987.
            He married the former Mary K. Wurzbacher. Together they raised three children, and they later divorced.
            Norm had a varied and interesting series of careers going to work for the Federal Land Bank and then moving into savings and loan banking. For a while during these years he farmed in Weld County and then began farming full time in 1971. He later was part owner of an aerial application company and then worked in various capacities in the agricultural chemical industry.
            In 1993 he married the former Linda Cameron Ray Pearce and moved to Boulder.
            Norm enjoyed golf, supporting the Broncos and traveling all over the United States, Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, Canada and Europe.  Norm was also a skilled craftsman of fine wood furniture.
            He was preceded in death by his parents and older brother Duane “Doc” Flack. He is survived by his wife, Linda, and his children David Flack (Renee), Brian Flack and Kristin Ames (Ben), stepchildren Letitia Ray and Colby Pearce (Mari), eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. A celebration of life will be held later this spring.

Copied from the Greeley Tribune website.

29.01--David Flack, facebook [PRIVATE]; m. Renee (nee unk.) [PRIVATE];

29.02--Brian Flack, [PRIVATE];

29.03--Kristin Flack, [PRIVATE]; m. Ben Ames [PRIVATE];

[John M. Gwin Note: Two sources ({1} John Gwin Lane's biographer, 1901, in the Biographical History of Nodaway and Atchison Counties Missouri, quoted in the box, above, and {2} Emma Iowa/Iona Mumford Lane's enumerator in the 1900 census) report that John and Emma had other children than the four named here who survived childhood.  However, the former source says there were only two, and the latter declares there were three.  Though we don't know in what gaps they were actually born, I have chosen for expediency's sake to list the three here, in the ten-year gap between Tempa and Zella.  I chose three over two because three is closer to what I feel must have been even more and unmentioned early deaths (in the form of miscarriages) in the five-year and six-year gaps between Zella and Lloyd and Lloyd and Rex, respectively.  UPDATE, 24 Jan 2013:  Today we received a Findagrave tip from Dawn Needles that led us to her good memorial for Cordah, above, with a grave photo from Betty Judy.  Thank you, ladies!]

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[listed as Zella M. Lane, 11, b.  Sep 1888 in MO/IA/IA, in the 16 Jun 1900 census of Lincoln Twp., Atchison Co., MO]
[listed as Zella M. Lane, school teacher, 22, b.  MO/IA/IA, in the 19 Apr 1910 census of Yuma, Yuma Co., CO]
[listed as Lane Lackey, 32, b.  MO/IA/OH, in the 31 Jan 1920 census of Hyde Pct., Washington Co., CO]
[listed as Zella Lackey, 42, md. age 23, b.  MO/IA/IA, in the 3 Apr 1930 census of Lincoln Twp., Atchison Co., MO]

[listed as David B. Lackey, 18, b.  Mar 1882 in MO/TN/TN, in the 14 Jun 1900 census of Tarkio, Tarkio Twp., Atchison Co., MO]
[listed as Dave Lackey, 36, farmer, b.  MO/OH/OH, in the 31 Jan 1920 census of Hyde Pct., Washington Co., CO]
[listed as David B. Lackey, 48, farmer, md. age 28, b.  MO/TN/TN, in the 3 Apr 1930 census of Lincoln Twp., Atchison Co., MO]

From the webpage at http://files.usgwarchives.net/co/yuma/cemeteries/yumaburial-lr.txt Burial Records L-R, Yuma Cemetery, Yuma, Yuma County, Colorado http://files.usgwarchives.net/co/yuma/cemeteries/yumaburial-lr.txt Burial Records provided by the West Yuma County Cemetery District Yuma, Colorado - Darlene Perlenfein, secretary (no email) Burials are "as of" October 2006. NOTE: This burial record shows only the year of interment and the lot where interred. Headstone information is not in the district database. ****************************************************************** Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.usgwarchives.net/copyright.htm ****************************************************************** Surname Given Names Year Location Sec Row Lot -------------------------- Lackey David B. 1965 Original 111 Lackey Lyle 1916 Original 111 Lackey Zella M. 1957 Original 111

Pleasant Valley Church Centennial Celebrated 100 years of service 12 Sep 2010 From the online church history page maintained by Lee Zion comes the following paragraph regarding the church's first service: "The building was dedicated August 28, 1910, and the Yuma Pioneer reported that the building contained a "splendid Williams organ".  Upon completion, the congregation boasted nineteen members and a salaried preacher.  Rev. York was paid a yearly salary of $69.65 by the churches he served; Pleasant Valley’s share was $12.40.  The first service at the new church was a gala affair. A quartet consisting of Wesley and Ralph Weekly, Lena Buchanan and Zella Lane Lackey, drove out from Yuma in a carriage rented from the local livery stable to perform."

27.01--Donald Lane Lackey, Sr., b. 23 Jun 1911 in Perkins Co., SD; d. 6 Jan 1994 in Shreveport, Caddo Parish, LA; bd. unk.; m. ca. 1952 in Kansas City, MO, to Anne Louise Foley (b. 28 Jun 1910 in Memphis, TN; d. 11 Aug 2008 in Shreveport, LA, age 98); at least three ch.;

[listed as Donald Lackey, 8, b.  MO/MO/MO, in the 31 Jan 1920 census of Hyde Pct., Washington Co., CO]
[listed as Donald Lackey, 18, b.  SD/MO/MO, in the 3 Apr 1930 census of Lincoln Twp., Atchison Co., MO]
[listed as Donald Lane Lackey, office clerk, wholesale (possibly "paint"), 28, b.  SD, in the 1 Apr 1940 census of Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO]

[listed as Anne Lackey, 29, b. TN, in the 1 Apr 1940 census of Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO]

Copied from the obituary postedby Teresa Lane Perryon Ancestry.com Donald Lane Lackey SHREVEPORT, LA- Donald Lane Lackey passed away January 6, 1994, after a sudden illness. Visitation will be held at Osborn Funeral Home at 3631 Southern Ave., from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday.  Funeral services will be held at 3 pm. Saturday, January 8, at Osborn Funeral Home Chapel.  Officiating will be Rev. George Pearce, retired Methodist minister, assisted by Rev. William Peeples, pastor of Broadmoor United Methodist Church. Mr. Lackey was born to David Burton and Zella Lane Lackey on June 23, 1911, on a homestead on Perkins County, South Dakota.  He grew up in Yuma, Colorado, and Watson, Missouri, and then moved to Kansas City, Missouri.  He worked for the Santa Fe Railroad during World War II in Galveston, Texas.  In 1949 he joined Texas Eastern Transmission Corporation in Shreveport, retiring in 1977 as manager of the Ad Valorean Tax Department. Mr. Lackey is survived by his wife of 56 years, Anne Foley Lackey; three children, Jerry and her husband, Paul A. Xiques; Donald L. Lackey, Jr.; and Beverly and her husband, Gary W. Glass.  Also  surviving are six grandchildren, Jimmy Awl, Jr.; Debbie and Her husband, Steve Fanning; Sarah Lackey; and Julie, Evie and Jeremy Glass; two great-grandchildren, Avery and Meagan Fanning; and five stepgrandchildren and their families; two sisters, Mildred and her husband, Bill Stines, Evelyn and her husband, Art Rogers; one niece, Joyce Bigham; and a great-nephew, Donald and wife, Anna Bigham. He was a member of the Broadmoor United Methodist Church, the Couples Sunday School Class, Broadmoor Masonic Lodge, the Shreveport Scottish Rite Bodies, El Kanubah Shrine Temple, Broadmoor Golf Club, and a number of professional tax organizations. Osborn Funeral Home 865-8426

Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/topics.obits2/11836/mb.ashx Anne Louise Foley Lackey SHREVEPORT, LA- Services for Anne Louise Foley Lackey will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, August 14, 2008, at Osborn Funeral Home. Officiating will be Conrad Edwards, associate pastor of Broadmoor United Methodist Church. Interment will follow at Forest Park East Cemetery. Visitation will be from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, August 13th at Osborn. Anne died in Shreveport, LA on August 11, 2008 at the age of 98. She was born June 28, 1910 in Memphis, Tennessee and attended public schools, graduating from Stuttgart High School in Stuttgart, Arkansas. She graduated from Chillicothe Business College in Missouri and worked in Kansas City, Missouri for several years. She was preceded in death by her husband of 56 years, Donald Lane Lackey, Sr.   She is survived by a son, Donald Jr. and his wife Suzanne, of Sugarland, TX; two daughters, Jeri and her husband, Paul Xiques, of Wimberley, TX; and Beverly Glass of Winnsboro, TX; six grandchildren: Jimmy Awl, Debbie Fanning, Sarah Lindeen, Julie Smith, Evie Glass, and Jeremy Glass; and two great granddaughters: Avery and Meagan Fanning; and two sisters: Mary Foley and Emily Hansen, both of Lee's Summit, MO. Anne was a member of Broadmoor United Methodist Church, the Couples Sunday School Class, and the United Methodist Women. She was active in the Fleur-de-Lis Garden Club, the Arrangers Study Club, the Flower Show Judges Council, and was a National Flower Show Master Judge. She was honored with inclusion in the Circle of Roses by the Louisiana Garden Club Federation. She was a member of the Louisiana State Fair Exhibit Building Horticultural Committee. The family requests that donations be made to St. Jude's Hospital for Children or The Couples Class at Broadmoor United Methodist Church. OSBORN FUNERAL HOME

28.01--Geraldine "Jeri" Lackey, CONTRIBUTOR  [PRIVATE]; facebook friend m1. James Norman Awl, Sr. [PRIVATE] m2. Paul Xiques [PRIVATE];

29.01--James Norman "Jimmy" Awl, Jr. facebook [PRIVATE];

29.02--Deborah Lynn "Debbie" Awl facebook friend  [PRIVATE]; m1. Mr. Fanning  [PRIVATE]; m2. Mr. Starrett [PRIVATE];

30.01--Avery Anne Fanning facebook [PRIVATE];

30.02--Meagan Noelle Fanning facebook [PRIVATE];

28.02--Donald Lane Lackey, Jr.  [PRIVATE]; m. Suzanne [PRIVATE];

29.01--Sarah Lackey facebook friend  [PRIVATE]; m. Scott Medearis [PRIVATE];

Scott and Sarah Medearis
from her Facebook page

28.03--Beverly Lackey, CONTRIBUTOR facebook friend [PRIVATE] m1. Gary Wayne Glass; m2. Bernard Adams  [PRIVATE];

Glass, Gary Wayne GILMER - Services for Gary Wayne Glass will be at 10 a.m. today, July 3, 2007, at Croley Funeral Home Chapel of Gilmer, with Pastor Joe McWilliam and Pastor Ray Christman officiating. Burial will follow at 3 p.m. in Forest Park Cemetery of Shreveport, La. Mr. Glass died June 30, 2007. Born August 20, 1950, in Lafayette, La., he owned Circle Square Engraving and was an active member of Mount Pleasant Seventh-day Adventist Church. Survivors include his wife, Beverly Lackey Glass; children, Julie, Evie and Jeremy; and brothers, Jerry Glass and Mike Glass. Published in the Longview News-Journal on 3 Jul 2007.

29.01--Julie Glass facebook  [PRIVATE]; m. Charles Smith facebook [PRIVATE];

29.02--Evie Glass facebook [PRIVATE];  m. Pete Ulibarri [PRIVATE];


29.03--Jeremy Glass facebook [PRIVATE];

27.02--Evelyn Lorren Lackey, b. 15 Feb 1913 in Reeder, SD; d. 5 Oct 1999 in Barstow, Fresno Co., CA; bd. unk.; m1. LeVern/LeVerne (gravestone says "DeVerne") "Vern" Edison Manley (b. 11 Oct 1894 in Maryville, Nodaway Co., MO; d. 30 Mar 1940 in Maryville, Nodaway Co., MO--click here for the obituary; bd. Miriam Cem., Maryville, Nodaway Co., MO--Plot: Sec 6, Row 2, S-N--Find A Grave Memorial# 27508819); at least one ch.; m2. Arthur G. Rogers (b. 8 Mar 1921; d. 23 Jan 2011 in Barstow, Fresno Co., CA; bd. unk.); no known ch. by Mr. Rogers;

28.01--James N. Manley [PRIVATE];

[John M. Gwin Note:  Is the following obituary for our James N. Manley?]

James N. Manley

• August 14, 1936 - August 17, 2005
• Saint Peters, Missouri

 MANLEY, James N., St. Peters, MO, August 17, 2005 age 69; dearest husband of Jackie Manley (nee: James); loving father of Sandi Scherber (Jerry), Mark Manley(Shery), Theresa Manley and Sarah Meister (Richard); beloved grandfather of Kimberly Rynders, Timothy Bachmeyer, Zackery Manley, Elizabeth Manley, Andrew Manley, Luke Manley, Amber Manley, Jacquelyn Stommes and Dustin Greer. Mr. Manley was precededed in death by three sisters and six brothers. He was a member of the American Legion, Washington, Missouri.

28.02--Joyce Manley [PRIVATE];

The following was taken from the NEWSPAPER ARCHIVE website. The Maryville Daily Forum August 26, 1941, Maryville, Missouri "THE DAILY FORUM MISSOURI" TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26, 1941 -- PAGE THREE Mr. and Mrs. [i.e., Zella] D. B. Lackey of Burlington Junction entertained with a dinner Sunday at their home in honor of their granddaughter Joyce Manley who was celebrating her second birthday anniversary.  Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lackey and family, Mrs. Evelyn Manley, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Lane and family, and Miss Mildred Lackey.

27.03--Lyle Lackey, b. est. 1914 - 1916; d. 1916 in infancy or as a toddler; bd. Yuma Cem. Yuma, Yuma Co., CO--Find A Grave Memorial# 60544723); unk. ch.;

27.04--Mildred Lackey, b. ca. 1918; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m1. Henry Harbison (); m2. Bill Stine (); unk. ch.;


27.05--Dorothy Lackey, b. ca. 1920; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;

[listed as Lloyd J. Lane, 6, b.  Jul 1893 in MO/IA/IA, in the 16 Jun 1900 census of Lincoln Twp., Atchison Co., MO]
[listed as Lloyd J. Lane, 16, b.  MO/IA/IA, in the 19 Apr 1910 census of Yuma, Yuma Co., CO]
[listed as Loyd J. Lane, 27, b.  MO/IA/IA, in the 12 Mar 1920 census of Yuma, Yuma Co., CO]
[listed as Lloid J. Lane, 36, b.  MO/IA/IA, in the 14 Apr 1930 census of Magee, Yuma Co., CO]
[listed as Loyd J. Lane, 46, b. MO, in the 5 Apr 1940 census of Yuma, Yuma Co., CO]

Lloyd and Nellie were married in 1918.

27.01--Stanley Gwin Lane, former facebook friend, b. 20 Aug 1925 in Yuma, Yuma Co., CO; d. 30 Dec 2015; bd./inurnment 29 Apr 2016 in Abraham Lincoln Natl. Cem.; m. 6 Jun 1947 to Betty Lou Voight (b. 5 Nov 1924 in Guthrie, OK; d. 12 Aug 2010; bd./inurnment 29 Apr 2016 in Abraham Lincoln Natl. Cem.); at least four ch.;

[listed as Rex W. Lane, 11, b.  MO/IA/IA, in the 19 Apr 1910 census of Yuma, Yuma Co., CO]
[listed as Rex Wells Lane, 20, single, b.  MO/IA/IA, in the 21 Jan 1920 census of Yuma, Yuma Co., CO]
[listed as Rex W. Lane, 31, b. in MO/IA/IA, in the 8 Apr 1930 census of Neodesha, Wilson Co., KS]

[listed as Rex Lane, 41, well driller, b. in MO, in the 8 Apr 1940 census of Blanchard, Page Co., IA]

[listed as Beva M. Wells, 32, b. in NE/IL/IL, in the 8 Apr 1930 census of Neodesha, Wilson Co., KS]
[listed as Beva Lane, 41, b. in NE, in the 8 Apr 1940 census of Blanchard, Page Co., IA]

[Sally Harper Note:  My {grand} uncle Rex visited my Grandma Harper on occasion when I was a little girl. I remember him being a very tall man with a strong build, and of course, he had a large nose. He was a formidable presence in the household when he came to see us--polite, but in charge.     Nelly Lane (Uncle Lloyd's wife) was still alive when my grandmother passed. She was a tiny, bent woman at the time. I have met Stanley Lane, who is still living.  I can't remember if Stanley is Lloyd's or Rex's son; I'll have to look that up. Stanley's wife passed away last summer.  I think he must be Lloyd's son.  Anyway, he is a minister and conducted the service for my grandmother. I believe he worked in prisons for several years.     There is a Dallas Lane on Ancestry.com who is a cousin; again, not sure which family.  I would like to find the Lackeys--Zella's family. Her grave is in San Bernardino.  My dad told several funny stories about their son Donald Lackey trying to work on the farm--and invariably messing something up.]

l-r: Carroll, Claire, Rex, and Floy Lane,
and Rex's nephew, Stanley Lane

L500 Lane, Rex, 70, b. 10 Mar 1899 Wboro; d. unk.; wed 20 Apr 1919 Beva Henderson at Yuma, Colo; f John Lane; i Shen. CHJ 28 Jul 1969

Name:	Verle Lane
Age:	19
Estimated Birth Year:	abt 1921
Birthplace:	Colorado
Home in 1940:	Blanchard, Page, Iowa
Street:	South Main
Inferred Residence in 1935:	Neodesha, Wilson, Kansas
Residence in 1935:	Neodesha, Wilson, Kansas
Household Members:	Name Age Rex Lane 41 Beva Lane 42 Verle Lane 19 Carroll Lane 10 Denman Claire Lane 8 Floy Lane 5

Persons born 04 August 1920 in the Social Security Death Master File VERLE R. LANE was born 04 August 1920, got Social Security number *******0504 (indicating Kansas) and died 08 June 1999.

[John M. Gwin Note:  Ruby Irvin and Betty Irvin (Claire's brother Carroll's wife) are sisters, so all of Claire's and Carroll's descendants are double cousins to each other!]

Claire Lane, new octogenarian, with Ruby!

TERMS OF ELECTED CITY OFFICIALS ------------ ELECTED /TERM EXPIRES BLANCHARD, IOWA (51630)--all 2-yr. terms Mayor:         Claire Lane                         2007        2009 Council Person (3-pers. council -– passed 11/3/98): Floy Nally                                              2007        2009 Joe Nelson                                            2007        2009 Bob Irvin                                               2007        2009

Mom had four kids: Bruce Dale Nally, Michael Rex Nally, me--Kathryn Marie Nally, and our younger sister Karen Kay Nally.  We all have children, and there are quite a few grandkids, too! Mom (Floy) was born in Neodesha, KS (on her mothers' birthday).  They moved to Blanchard, Iowa, when she was four.  That is where I grew up.  Blanchard is around 15 miles from Westboro, MO. When I was a young teen, we went out to Colorado to see our distant cousins.  I remember meeting these cousins who looked a lot like my grandpa Rex and my uncles.  Grandma Lane's (Beva) family also lived in Neodesha and are buried there.  I moved to Kansas eight years ago and am located only 90 minutes from Neodesha.   Mom and I visited the town a few years ago and saw the locations of where everyone lived.   Kathy