Rex enjoyed being very active with the American Legion in Bedford. He helped with a variety of their activities but was most passionate about the Avenue of the Flags. In 2010, Rex had the opportunity to go on the Honor Flight to Washington D.C. to visit the Veterans Memorial. Rex also was very active with the Bedford Fire Department, obtaining a 50 year award for his services. Coming from a large family, it is no secret that family is what Rex valued most. He loved all of them and even more, enjoyed being able to spend time as a family as often as they could. Rex was an active member of the United Christian Presbyterian Church in Bedford until he entered the Clearview Home in 2012.
Rex passed away Wednesday, November 6, 2013 at the Clearview Home in Clearfield, Iowa at the age of 90. He is preceded in death by his parents, 13 siblings; four half siblings and son-in-law Bill Deering.
Remaining to cherish Rex's memory are his wife of 68 years, Eva of Bedford; children: Gary (Nancy) Wyckoff of Bedford, Lary (Karen) Wyckoff of Bedford, Brenda (Steve) Morehouse of Essex and Lana Deering of Adel; grandchildren: Daniel (Tanya) Wyckoff of Bedford, Kelly Morehouse of Essex, T.J. Morehouse (Danielle Fengel) of Dexter, Iowa, Brandon Morehouse of Omaha, Kylee Deering and Koree Deering both of Adel, Tammy (Doug) Thompson of Bedford, Shannon (Shane) Bennett of Gravity seven great grandchildren; along with numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and a host of friends.
Funeral services for Rex were held Monday, November 11, 2013 at the American Legion in Bedford were Rev. Randy Allman officiated . Burial followed the service in the Fairview Cemetery in Bedford
Rex enjoyed being very active with the American Legion in Bedford. He helped with a variety of their activities but was most passionate about the Avenue of the Flags. In 2010, Rex had the opportunity to go on the Honor Flight to Washington D.C. to visit the Veterans Memorial. Rex also was very active with the Bedford Fire Department, obtaining a 50 year award for his services. Coming from a large family, it is no secret that family is what Rex valued most. He loved all of them and even more, enjoyed being able to spend time as a family as often as they could. Rex was an active member of the United Christian Presbyterian Church in Bedford until he entered the Clearview Home in 2012.
Rex passed away Wednesday, November 6, 2013 at the Clearview Home in Clearfield, Iowa at the age of 90. He is preceded in death by his parents, 13 siblings; four half siblings and son-in-law Bill Deering.
Remaining to cherish Rex's memory are his wife of 68 years, Eva of Bedford; children: Gary (Nancy) Wyckoff of Bedford, Lary (Karen) Wyckoff of Bedford, Brenda (Steve) Morehouse of Essex and Lana Deering of Adel; grandchildren: Daniel (Tanya) Wyckoff of Bedford, Kelly Morehouse of Essex, T.J. Morehouse (Danielle Fengel) of Dexter, Iowa, Brandon Morehouse of Omaha, Kylee Deering and Koree Deering both of Adel, Tammy (Doug) Thompson of Bedford, Shannon (Shane) Bennett of Gravity seven great grandchildren; along with numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and a host of friends.
Funeral services for Rex were held Monday, November 11, 2013 at the American Legion in Bedford were Rev. Randy Allman officiated . Burial followed the service in the Fairview Cemetery in Bedford
Family Members
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Arthur Elmer Wyckoff
1898–1960
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Glen Drexel Wyckoff
1901–1956
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LeRoy Dallas Wyckoff
1905–1987
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Fred E. Wyckoff
1908–1987
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Joseph Alva Wyckoff
1910–1981
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May Wyckoff Smith
1912–1994
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Carrie Fay Wyckoff Pullen
1914–2000
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Ross Allen Wyckoff
1915–1994
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Rose Alma Wyckoff Cortner
1915–1960
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Nina Estella Wyckoff Gaule
1917–2008
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Lee Archer Wyckoff
1918–1923
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Beulah Bell Wyckoff
1919–1919
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Bonnie Vesper Wyckoff Weil
1921–2012
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