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	Thomas joined the [[SCHLUETER INSURANCE AGENCY]] in 1953 with his father and brother and went on to become vice president of the firm. He was president of the local insurance association and a state representative of that association.		Thomas joined the [[SCHLUETER INSURANCE AGENCY]] in 1953 with his father and brother and went on to become vice president of the firm. He was president of the local insurance association and a state representative of that association.

	Thomas was active in many fund raising drives for The United Way, Cancer Society, [[STONEHILL ~~CARE CENTER~~]], [[WAHLERT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL]], Loras College and [[MERCY MEDICAL CENTER]].		Thomas was active in many fund raising drives for The United Way, Cancer Society, [[STONEHILL COMMUNITIES]], [[WAHLERT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL]], Loras College and [[MERCY MEDICAL CENTER]].

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	[[File:schluetert.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|left\|]]SCHLUETER, Thomas W. (Dubuque, IA, May 3, 1931--January 26, 2015) The son of Leo B. and Helen (Ott) Schlueter, Thomas graduated from ~~Loras Academy~~ and attended [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. ~~Tom~~ a member of the semi-pro team, the Dubuque Star Brewers~~. He~~ was struck out swinging against Satchel Paige who became a famous major league pitcher.		[[File:schluetert.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|left\|]]SCHLUETER, Thomas W. (Dubuque, IA, May 3, 1931--January 26, 2015) The son of Leo B. and Helen (Ott) Schlueter, Thomas graduated from [[LORAS ACADEMY]] and attended [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. He was a member of the semi-pro team, the Dubuque Star Brewers and was struck out swinging against Satchel Paige who became a famous major league pitcher.

	He joined the [[SCHLUETER INSURANCE AGENCY]] in 1953 with his father and brother and went on to become vice president of the firm. He was president of the local insurance association and a state representative of that association.		Thomas joined the [[SCHLUETER INSURANCE AGENCY]] in 1953 with his father and brother and went on to become vice president of the firm. He was president of the local insurance association and a state representative of that association.

	Thomas was active in many fund raising drives for The United Way, Cancer Society, [[STONEHILL CARE CENTER]], [[WAHLERT HIGH SCHOOL]], Loras College and [[MERCY MEDICAL CENTER]].		Thomas was active in many fund raising drives for The United Way, Cancer Society, [[STONEHILL CARE CENTER]], [[WAHLERT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL]], Loras College and [[MERCY MEDICAL CENTER]].

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	[[File:schluetert.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|left\|]]SCHLUETER, Thomas W. (Dubuque, IA, May 3, 1931--January 26, 2015) The son of Leo B. and Helen (Ott) Schlueter, Thomas graduated from Loras Academy and attended [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. Tom ~~was passionate about the game of baseball and was~~ a member of the semi-pro team, the Dubuque Star Brewers. He was struck out swinging against Satchel Paige who ~~went on to become~~ a famous major league pitcher.		[[File:schluetert.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|left\|]]SCHLUETER, Thomas W. (Dubuque, IA, May 3, 1931--January 26, 2015) The son of Leo B. and Helen (Ott) Schlueter, Thomas graduated from Loras Academy and attended [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. Tom a member of the semi-pro team, the Dubuque Star Brewers. He was struck out swinging against Satchel Paige who became a famous major league pitcher.

	~~On May 9, 1964, Tom married Dorothy Wubben at [[ST. PATRICK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH]].~~ He joined the [[SCHLUETER INSURANCE AGENCY]] in 1953 with his father and brother and went on to become vice president of the firm. He was president of the local insurance association and a state representative of that association.		He joined the [[SCHLUETER INSURANCE AGENCY]] in 1953 with his father and brother and went on to become vice president of the firm. He was president of the local insurance association and a state representative of that association.

	Thomas was active in many fund raising drives for The United Way, Cancer Society, [[STONEHILL CARE CENTER]], [[WAHLERT HIGH SCHOOL]], Loras College and [[MERCY MEDICAL CENTER]].		Thomas was active in many fund raising drives for The United Way, Cancer Society, [[STONEHILL CARE CENTER]], [[WAHLERT HIGH SCHOOL]], Loras College and [[MERCY MEDICAL CENTER]].

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[[File:schluetert.jpg|250px|thumb|left|]]SCHLUETER, Thomas W. (Dubuque, IA, May 3, 1931--January 26, 2015) The son of Leo B. and Helen (Ott) Schlueter, Thomas graduated from Loras Academy and attended [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. Tom was passionate about the game of baseball and was a member of the semi-pro team, the Dubuque Star Brewers. He was struck out swinging against Satchel Paige who went on to become a famous major league pitcher.

On May 9, 1964, Tom married Dorothy Wubben at [[ST. PATRICK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH]]. He joined the [[SCHLUETER INSURANCE AGENCY]] in 1953 with his father and brother and went on to become vice president of the firm. He was president of the local insurance association and a state representative of that association.

Thomas was active in many fund raising drives for The United Way, Cancer Society, [[STONEHILL CARE CENTER]], [[WAHLERT HIGH SCHOOL]], Loras College and [[MERCY MEDICAL CENTER]].

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Obituaries. Dubuque Today. Online: http://www.dubuquetoday.com/obituaries.cfm

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