BORN December 29, 1903 Botna, Iowa
DIED January 8, 2002 Carroll, Iowa
FUNERAL SERVICE 11:00 A.M., Saturday, January 12, 2002 First Presbyterian Church Carroll, Iowa
OFFICIATING Rev. Dr. Robert Peters
ORGANIST Sally Patten
SOLOIST Deon Rowedder
CASKET BEARERS "Grandchildren" Corey McClellan, Aaron McClellan, Tyler McClellan, Brian Johnson, Bret Johnson, Isaac Broich, Justin Broich, Lyall Stuhr, Jr., Aletha Stansberry, Taran Broich, Krystal Broich
INTERMENT Manning Cemetery Manning, Iowa
A Luncheon Will Be Served in the Church Fellowship Hall Following the Service. All Are Invited.
Arrangements by Dahn & Woodhouse Funeral Home

Mrs. Rose Stuhr, of Carroll, age 98, died at the Carroll Health Center in Carroll on January 8, 2002. A daughter of Fritz and Anna (Wegner) Ehlers, she was born on December 29, 1903, at Botna, Iowa. She grew up on a farm in the Botna area where she attended rural schools. She was married to Art Stuhr on November 19, 1925, on a farm in Manning, Iowa. Rose and Art operated dairy farms in the Glidden and Carroll area. In 1955 they purchased a farm near Bayard. In 1960 Art passed away and Rose moved to Glidden for a couple of years and then to Carroll where she worked in the kitchen at the Carroll High School until her eyesight failed her. She made her home with her daughter and son-in-law Lois and Louis Broich until moving to the Carroll Health Center in November 1993. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church in Carroll and Honorary Member of the Presbyterian Women. In her spare time Rose enjoyed listening to the radio, dancing, and playing cards.

Survivors include her daughter Lois and her husband Louis Broich of Carroll; a son Lyall Stuhr and his wife Dage of Ottumwa, Iowa; eight grandchildren; fourteen great grandchildren; seven great-great grandchildren; six step grandchildren; a sister-in-law Hazel Ehlers of Manning; and several nieces and nephews. Rose was preceded in death by her parents and her husband Art, a granddaughter; three sisters: Emma Hagedorn, Florence Witt, and Selma Kuebler, and four brothers: George, Herman, Ernest, and Fred Ehlers.