Sandage, Raymond Dean (“Dean”) (1937 – 2022)

SANDAGE, LEINEN, LACEY, CLAUSSEN, BEADLESON, FOSTER, BONNES, WOODEN, HALL, MARRIOTT, MCNELLY, GRAVES, VANDIVORT

Posted By: Denise Wurner (email)
Date: 12/17/2022 at 15:20:34

Name of deceased: Raymond “Dean” Sandage

Aged: 85 yrs, 12 days

Residence: Rose Vista Nursing Home, Woodbine, Harrison County, IA

Born: Nov. 27, 1937; Bethany, Harrison County, MO

Died: Dec. 9, 2022, at Rose Vista Nursing Home, Woodbine, Harrison County, IA

Funeral services: Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2022; Fouts Funeral Home, Dunlap, IA

Survived by: Significant other and life partner, Pat Leinen; children, Randy (spouse, Joanne) Sandage, Deb (spouse, Steve) Lacey, Karen (spouse, Scott) Claussen and Terri (spouse, John) Beadleson; Pat’s children, Doug (spouse, Joni) Leinen and Denise Leinen (spouse, Drew Foster); grandchildren, Cally Sandage, Katie Sandage, Kari Sandage, Kyle Sandage, Joshua (spouse, Dawn) Claussen, Samantha Claussen, Jonathan (spouse, Heather) Bonnes, Harry Leinen, Lucy Leinen and Hazel Leinen; 6 great-grandchildren; sister-in-law, Deanna Sandage; other family members and friends

Predeceased by: Parents, Cleveland and Vergie (nee Wooden) Sandage; daughter, Bev (Sandage) Hall; brothers, Lloyd (and spouse, Helen), Boyd (and spouse, Eileen) and Richard Sandage; sisters, Alberta (and spouse, Gene) Marriott, Sandy (and spouse, Gayle) McNelly and Leona (and spouse, Horace) Graves

Education: attended Harlan (IA) Public Schools

Religious affiliation: no information provided

Military service: no information provided

Marriage: Roberta Ann Vandivort; 1958; location not provided

Employment: Farmer

Hobbies/Interests: Coached legion baseball when son Randy was young; served on the Dunlap (IA) Co-op board; ran the 'chains' and down markers for Dunlap (IA) High School football for more than 20 years; liked traveling to state and national parks; would always be the first to ride the rides at an amusement park with the kids; played slow pitch softball for the Dunlap Blackshirts; enjoyed hunting, especially with his son and grandson; loved going for drives and gathering with family and friends.

Sources: foutsfuneralhome.com