Uncle Cecil always had a good thought or outlook on things. His creativity never ended. Keeping you all in our thoughts. Amy, Bill, and Robert.

I knew Cecil when he and I worked at Sheller-Globe many years ago. I saw him in Solon off and on and it was always nice to catch up with him and what he was doing. He was an inspiration to all who knew him, a great spirit. He will be missed but never forgotten. In sympathy, Steve Knight

My condolences to the family on the loss of your loved one. Losing someone you love is truly difficult and I know Cecil will be missed. Please know our Heavenly Father holds out promises that can help us with our sorrow. One such promise is that death soon will be done away with forever (Revelation 21:4) and another promise is that "there is going to be a resurrection." (Acts 24:15). I pray these promises from God, who cannot lie, (Titus 1:2) brings you comfort. For more comfort from the Bible visit www . jw . org.

Hello to the Organ Family... When I was a teenager in Coralville in the 1960s, a young family moved in next door to us on 11th Avenue. At that time I THINK there was one small child, Marlena, and maybe another. The Organs soon became good friends with all the people in the block. Nice people, lots of activity at their house. My Dad always talked to "Cecil' whenever he they were out in the yard. I have to say that Cecil never acknowleged the fact that he had mobility issues, and we never did either. HE lived life and did anything he so desired!

He was a very nice guy and I am sure he will be missed greatly. MY condolences on behalf of the Brandstatter Family.

Rex Brandstatter

So sorry to hear of your loss. I always thought a lot of Cecil when I worked with him at IAC and in Optimist. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.