DWAYNE MERLE SUCKOW

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scan_pic0014OELWEIN-Dwayne Merle Suckow, of Oelwein, formerly of Fairbank, died Saturday, October 16,  at St. Lukes Hospital, Cedar Rapids.

He was born July 29, 1930 at Waukon, Iowa, son of Richard amd Mabel (Mohs) Suckow.

He married Beverly Jean Schierholz  on September 17, 1954 and they later divorced.  He married Judy Krueger on September 09, 1989 at the Little Brown Church at Nashua, Iowa.

Survived by:  his wife, Judy of Oelwein, one daughter, Peggi Suckow and Steve Welter of Fairbank.  One son, Dennis Suckow of  Hudson.  One step-daughter, Susan (Travis) Larson of Jesup, Iowa.  two grandchildren and two step-grandchildren.  One brother, Delbert Suckow and special friend Dorla of Postville, Iowa.

Services: at 1o:30 a.m. on Wednesday, October 18, at Woods Funeral Home,  Fairbank with burial in the Fairbank Cemetery. Public visitation from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday at the funeral home and one hour before services.

Before his retirement Dwayne and his  wife, Judy, owned and operated D&J resturant in Fairbank for 20 years.  Prior to that he owned and operated the Heritage House at Tripoli, Iowa, Mozy Inn at North Washington, Iowa and 312 Club at Mcintire, Iowa

Memorials may be directed to the family.

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Condolences for DWAYNE MERLE SUCKOW

  1. Peggi-
    Sorry to hear of your loss. I will always remember D&J’s and eating- Your dad made the BEST prime rib- My condolences – Suzette

  2. Peggi,
    Although no words can really help to ease the loss you bear, just know that you are very close in every thought and prayer.
    Joanie

  3. Judy & Family,
    Thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time. Still think of you guys often. I enjoyed working for Dwayne when he had the Heritage House in Tripoli. He was a great guy and I sure will be deeply missed by many.
    Kelly & Marv

  4. Judy,
    I was so sorry to read of Dwaynes passing. Brian and I were always meaning to come and see you guys, but you know how it is.. My prayers and deepest sympathies go to you and the family. He was one of a kind and I will always think of him with love and respect. When we worked together at The Heritage House and when you were in our wedding, it was always so much fun.. I miss it.. Please take care of yourself and know that I think of you often, and he will be missed by many..
    Terry & Brian..

  5. Judy and family,
    You have my deepest sympathy. Dwayne was one of the coolest people on God’s earth and I enjoyed D and J’s and all of your hospitality and great food. I did not know he ran the 312 club in McIntire. (I remember my folks stopping there now and then and hearing of it as my hometown was Riceville). My prayers are with all of you at this great time of grief.
    Cathy Martin
    Shell Rock
    (formerly of Oelwein)

  6. Judy,
    I am so sorry to hear about Dwayne. I remember all the fun times we had at D&J’s. He was always so nice and fun to be around. I am sure you will miss him dearly. Please know that you are in our thoughts.

    Paul and Carolyn Lingard
    Macon,MO.
    (formerly of Fairbank)

  7. Judy,

    I’m so sorry that this is so late. I just read Dewey’s obituary in the paper (I’m always reading the paper late). Haven’t seen you guys much in the last several years, but I will never forget all the fun times we had both in Tripoli and Fairbank(on the way back from Iowa games). Dewey always had a smile for you and a “snifter” even if you really didn’t want one some times. Please accept our sympathies to you and all of Dewey’s family members. We will miss him. Roger & Beth Goudschaal

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