Arthur Oudekerk

arthur oudekerk
Arthur Oudekerk age 70 of Nashua, Iowa died Saturday morning, October 27, 2012, at Mercy Medical Center in New Hampton. Arthur’s body was donated to the University Of Iowa Hospitals for medical research. Formal services will be held on a later date. Arthur George Oudekerk was born April 1, 1942, in Charles City, IA, the only son of Henrietta Oudekerk. Arthur attended school in Nashua. After attending Nashua schools he enlisted in the United States Navy. Arthur actively served on the U.S.S. Bigelow from 1959 – 1962. After returning from his time of service Arthur spent a couple of years traveling the U.S. doing odd jobs until returning to his native Nashua. Shortly thereafter, Arthur met his wife to be, Arlene Sparks on a blind date. They were married February 21, 1969, at the Little Brown Church. The couple was blessed with two children. After their marriage Art was hired by John Deere, working in the foundry for nine years. Art loved spending time with family and friends. He enjoyed many hobbies including fishing, going on picnics, bonfires, and camping. Survivors include his wife of 43 years, Arlene; one son, Arthur “Art” Jr. (Terri) Oudekerk; one daughter, Tami Oudekerk all from Nashua; one grand-daughter, Brandy Sorenson; and two great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents. At the request of the family please send cards/ condolences to 20 Merrill St. Nashua, IA 50658

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  1. really sorry to hear of arthurs passing , he was good neighbor, and long time friend, my prayers to the the family as they go thru this loss ..

  2. Tami, I was so sorry to hear of you fathers passing. I have such fond memories of your family growing up. My thoughts are with you while you go through this difficult time. ‘Hugs’

  3. Thanks for including the picture of Arthur in his naval suit. That’s how we remember him. He was so proud when he would return on leave. Myrna and Don Greene

  4. Ty So much for these kind words and memories! This is the first time after dad’s passing that I felt strong enough to come back here. It might be because of the loss of a friend that has triggered the thought of coming back and to see what others remember about dad. Ty again. Sorry it took So long.

  5. Thoughts and Prayers are with the Arthur Ouderkerk family, so sorry for your loss. Rachelle (Wells) Bobenmoyer


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