Dorothy was a strong, independent woman and as a child pure light hair earned her the nickname "Blondie". She grew up in her grandfather's greenhouses in Council Bluffs and she was proud of her degree from the University of Iowa and Baylor University.
Jane loved nature, especially her cats and flowers and enjoyed working with cattle while living on the farm. She had a keen sense of the rhythm of life and loved adventure, was a tireless worker on the campaign trail and was a gracious and weloming host to thousands of SW Iowa constituents who visted Washington D.C. each year.
A certified medical technician, she continued her love of medicine and healing through volunteer work with the Jennie Edmundson Hospital Foundation, supporting animal humane shelters and adopting any stray cat thay may happen to show up at her door.
Preceded by:
Parents: Frank & Verne (Capel) Goldapp
Husband: William J. Scherle
Daughter in law: Janet Scherele
Survived by:
Sons: William D. (Joan) Scherle and John Scherle
Grandchildren: Megan, Mary , Rachel, Elizabeth, Rebecca, and W. D.
9 great grandchildren
Omaha World Herald
July 2018
Jane loved nature, especially her cats and flowers and enjoyed working with cattle while living on the farm. She had a keen sense of the rhythm of life and loved adventure, was a tireless worker on the campaign trail and was a gracious and weloming host to thousands of SW Iowa constituents who visted Washington D.C. each year.
A certified medical technician, she continued her love of medicine and healing through volunteer work with the Jennie Edmundson Hospital Foundation, supporting animal humane shelters and adopting any stray cat thay may happen to show up at her door.
Preceded by:
Parents: Frank & Verne (Capel) Goldapp
Husband: William J. Scherle
Daughter in law: Janet Scherele
Survived by:
Sons: William D. (Joan) Scherle and John Scherle
Grandchildren: Megan, Mary , Rachel, Elizabeth, Rebecca, and W. D.
9 great grandchildren
Omaha World Herald
July 2018
Dorothy was a strong, independent woman and as a child pure light hair earned her the nickname "Blondie". She grew up in her grandfather's greenhouses in Council Bluffs and she was proud of her degree from the University of Iowa and Baylor University.
Jane loved nature, especially her cats and flowers and enjoyed working with cattle while living on the farm. She had a keen sense of the rhythm of life and loved adventure, was a tireless worker on the campaign trail and was a gracious and weloming host to thousands of SW Iowa constituents who visted Washington D.C. each year.
A certified medical technician, she continued her love of medicine and healing through volunteer work with the Jennie Edmundson Hospital Foundation, supporting animal humane shelters and adopting any stray cat thay may happen to show up at her door.
Preceded by:
Parents: Frank & Verne (Capel) Goldapp
Husband: William J. Scherle
Daughter in law: Janet Scherele
Survived by:
Sons: William D. (Joan) Scherle and John Scherle
Grandchildren: Megan, Mary , Rachel, Elizabeth, Rebecca, and W. D.
9 great grandchildren
Omaha World Herald
July 2018
Jane loved nature, especially her cats and flowers and enjoyed working with cattle while living on the farm. She had a keen sense of the rhythm of life and loved adventure, was a tireless worker on the campaign trail and was a gracious and weloming host to thousands of SW Iowa constituents who visted Washington D.C. each year.
A certified medical technician, she continued her love of medicine and healing through volunteer work with the Jennie Edmundson Hospital Foundation, supporting animal humane shelters and adopting any stray cat thay may happen to show up at her door.
Preceded by:
Parents: Frank & Verne (Capel) Goldapp
Husband: William J. Scherle
Daughter in law: Janet Scherele
Survived by:
Sons: William D. (Joan) Scherle and John Scherle
Grandchildren: Megan, Mary , Rachel, Elizabeth, Rebecca, and W. D.
9 great grandchildren
Omaha World Herald
July 2018
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