VOETBERG, Dirk - Revision history

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	[[Image:VoetbergDirk.jpg\|left\|thumb\|100px\|]]VOETBERG, Dirk. Waterloo, IA, Aug. 19, 1948--Iowa City, IA, Feb. 8, 2011). Voetberg was raised until the age of seven in Traer, Iowa. His parents, veterinarian Dr. Dick Voetberg and Ruth (Allen) Voetberg, then moved to Caldwell, Idaho, Spokane, Washington, and Scottsdale, Arizona.		[[Image:VoetbergDirk.jpg\|left\|thumb\|100px\|]]VOETBERG, Dirk. Waterloo, IA, Aug. 19, 1948--Iowa City, IA, Feb. 8, 2011). Voetberg was raised until the age of seven in Traer, Iowa. His parents, veterinarian Dr. Dick Voetberg and Ruth (Allen) Voetberg, then moved to Caldwell, Idaho; Spokane, Washington; and Scottsdale, Arizona.

	He enrolled at the University of Iowa as a philosophy major in 1966 and met art major and singer, Pamela Kenney. They were married in 1968. After serving as a social worker at Elgin State Hospital in Elgin, Illinois, Voetberg earned his Master of Business Administration in finance and international business at the University of Chicago in 1976.		He enrolled at the University of Iowa as a philosophy major in 1966 and met art major and singer, Pamela Kenney. They were married in 1968. After serving as a social worker at Elgin State Hospital in Elgin, Illinois, Voetberg earned his Master of Business Administration in finance and international business at the University of Chicago in 1976.

Randylyon at 02:41, 10 June 2019

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	[[Image:VoetbergDirk.jpg\|left\|thumb\|100px\|]]VOETBERG, Dirk. Waterloo, IA, Aug. 19, 1948--Iowa City, IA, Feb. 8, 2011). Voetberg was raised until the age of seven in Traer, Iowa. His parents, veterinarian Dr. Dick Voetberg and Ruth (Allen) Voetberg, then moved to Caldwell, Idaho, Spokane, Washington, and Scottsdale, Arizona.		[[Image:VoetbergDirk.jpg\|left\|thumb\|100px\|]]VOETBERG, Dirk. Waterloo, IA, Aug. 19, 1948--Iowa City, IA, Feb. 8, 2011). Voetberg was raised until the age of seven in Traer, Iowa. His parents, veterinarian Dr. Dick Voetberg and Ruth (Allen) Voetberg, then moved to Caldwell, Idaho, Spokane, Washington, and Scottsdale, Arizona.

	He enrolled at the University of Iowa as a philosophy major in 1966 and met art major and singer ~~and~~ Pamela Kenney. They were married in 1968. After serving as a social worker at Elgin State Hospital in Elgin, Illinois, Voetberg earned his Master of Business Administration in finance and international business at the University of Chicago in 1976.		He enrolled at the University of Iowa as a philosophy major in 1966 and met art major and singer, Pamela Kenney. They were married in 1968. After serving as a social worker at Elgin State Hospital in Elgin, Illinois, Voetberg earned his Master of Business Administration in finance and international business at the University of Chicago in 1976.

	Voetberg worked at Rockwell International in Ohio and went on to work for almost a decade at Price Waterhouse in Chicago as a management consultant. He and his family moved to Dubuque in 1984, where Voetberg began work at [[FDL FOODS INC.]]. He later ran Voetberg & Associates, joined the business faculty of [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], became dean of continuing education at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and acted as COO and then president and CEO of Shepherd Inc. (1)		Voetberg worked at Rockwell International in Ohio and went on to work for almost a decade at Price Waterhouse in Chicago as a management consultant. He and his family moved to Dubuque in 1984, where Voetberg began work at [[FDL FOODS INC.]]. He later ran Voetberg & Associates, joined the business faculty of [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], became dean of continuing education at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and acted as COO and then president and CEO of Shepherd Inc. (1)
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	Voetberg was first elected to the Dubuque City Council in 1987 and served three terms before retiring from public life. He was elected again in 2007. He championed civil rights, tourism industry and riverfront development. He served on several committees and foundations concerned with Dubuque's cultural and economic interests. (2) In 2005, as a member of the Key City Rotary Club, he traveled with [[PRATT, Michael W.\|Michael W. PRATT]] to Niger to administer polio vaccinations and distribute food supplements to starving infants. Along with [[RUSK, David Wm.\|David Wm. RUSK]] he pioneered the concept of meeting with civic groups to develop ideas for civic progress. This envisioning process became an integral part of government planning.		Voetberg was first elected to the Dubuque City Council in 1987 and served three terms before retiring from public life. He was elected again in 2007. He championed civil rights, tourism industry and riverfront development. He served on several committees and foundations concerned with Dubuque's cultural and economic interests. (2) In 2005, as a member of the Key City Rotary Club, he traveled with [[PRATT, Michael W.\|Michael W. PRATT]] to Niger to administer polio vaccinations and distribute food supplements to starving infants. Along with [[RUSK, David Wm.\|David Wm. RUSK]] he pioneered the concept of meeting with civic groups to develop ideas for civic progress. This envisioning process became an integral part of government planning.

	Music was also an important element in his life. Holiday performances with the Dubuque Chorale and many years with the [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]]] choir were important events ~~in his life~~.		Music was also an important element in his life. Holiday performances with the Dubuque Chorale and many years with the [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]]] choir were important events.

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Randylyon at 03:13, 1 May 2019

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	[[Image:VoetbergDirk.jpg\|left\|thumb\|100px\|]]VOETBERG, Dirk. Waterloo, IA, Aug. 19, 1948--Iowa City, IA, Feb. 8, 2011). Voetberg was raised until the age of seven in Traer, Iowa. His parents, veterinarian Dr. Dick Voetberg and Ruth (Allen) Voetberg, then moved to Caldwell, Idaho, Spokane, Washington, and Scottsdale, Arizona.		[[Image:VoetbergDirk.jpg\|left\|thumb\|100px\|]]VOETBERG, Dirk. Waterloo, IA, Aug. 19, 1948--Iowa City, IA, Feb. 8, 2011). Voetberg was raised until the age of seven in Traer, Iowa. His parents, veterinarian Dr. Dick Voetberg and Ruth (Allen) Voetberg, then moved to Caldwell, Idaho, Spokane, Washington, and Scottsdale, Arizona.

	He enrolled at the University of Iowa as a philosophy major in 1966 and met art major, singer and ~~kindred spirit~~ Pamela Kenney. They were married in 1968. After serving as a social worker at Elgin State Hospital in Elgin, Illinois, Voetberg earned his Master of Business Administration in finance and international business at the University of Chicago in 1976.		He enrolled at the University of Iowa as a philosophy major in 1966 and met art major and singer and Pamela Kenney. They were married in 1968. After serving as a social worker at Elgin State Hospital in Elgin, Illinois, Voetberg earned his Master of Business Administration in finance and international business at the University of Chicago in 1976.

	Voetberg worked at Rockwell International in Ohio and went on to work for almost a decade at Price Waterhouse in Chicago as a management consultant. He and his family moved to Dubuque in 1984, where Voetberg began work at [[FDL FOODS INC.]]. He later ran Voetberg & Associates, joined the business faculty of [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], became dean of continuing education at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and acted as COO and then president and CEO of Shepherd Inc. (1)		Voetberg worked at Rockwell International in Ohio and went on to work for almost a decade at Price Waterhouse in Chicago as a management consultant. He and his family moved to Dubuque in 1984, where Voetberg began work at [[FDL FOODS INC.]]. He later ran Voetberg & Associates, joined the business faculty of [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], became dean of continuing education at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and acted as COO and then president and CEO of Shepherd Inc. (1)

	Voetberg was first elected to the Dubuque City Council in 1987 and served three terms before retiring from public life. He was elected again in 2007. He championed civil rights, ~~the~~ tourism industry and riverfront development ~~and also~~ served on several committees and foundations concerned with Dubuque's cultural and economic interests. (2) In 2005, as a member of the Key City Rotary Club, he traveled with [[PRATT, Michael W.\|Michael W. PRATT]] to Niger to administer polio vaccinations and distribute food supplements ~~for~~ starving infants. Along with [[RUSK, David Wm.\|David Wm. RUSK]] he pioneered the concept of meeting with civic groups to develop ideas for civic progress. This envisioning process became an integral part of government planning.		Voetberg was first elected to the Dubuque City Council in 1987 and served three terms before retiring from public life. He was elected again in 2007. He championed civil rights, tourism industry and riverfront development. He served on several committees and foundations concerned with Dubuque's cultural and economic interests. (2) In 2005, as a member of the Key City Rotary Club, he traveled with [[PRATT, Michael W.\|Michael W. PRATT]] to Niger to administer polio vaccinations and distribute food supplements to starving infants. Along with [[RUSK, David Wm.\|David Wm. RUSK]] he pioneered the concept of meeting with civic groups to develop ideas for civic progress. This envisioning process became an integral part of government planning.

	Music was also an important element in his life. Holiday performances with the Dubuque Chorale and many years with the [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]]] choir were important events in his life.		Music was also an important element in his life. Holiday performances with the Dubuque Chorale and many years with the [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]]] choir were important events in his life.
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Randylyon at 21:18, 29 March 2019

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	1. "Notable Deaths," ''Telegraph Herald'', January 1, 2012, p. 48		1. "Notable Deaths," ''Telegraph Herald'', January 1, 2012, p. 48

			2. Ibid.

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Randylyon at 21:18, 29 March 2019

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	He enrolled at the University of Iowa as a philosophy major in 1966 and met art major, singer and kindred spirit Pamela Kenney. They were married in 1968. After serving as a social worker at Elgin State Hospital in Elgin, Illinois, Voetberg earned his Master of Business Administration in finance and international business at the University of Chicago in 1976.		He enrolled at the University of Iowa as a philosophy major in 1966 and met art major, singer and kindred spirit Pamela Kenney. They were married in 1968. After serving as a social worker at Elgin State Hospital in Elgin, Illinois, Voetberg earned his Master of Business Administration in finance and international business at the University of Chicago in 1976.

	Voetberg worked at Rockwell International in Ohio and went on to work for almost a decade at Price Waterhouse in Chicago as a management consultant. He and his family moved to Dubuque in 1984, where Voetberg began work at [[FDL FOODS INC.]]. He later ran Voetberg & Associates, joined the business faculty of [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], became dean of continuing education at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and acted as COO and then president and CEO of Shepherd Inc.		Voetberg worked at Rockwell International in Ohio and went on to work for almost a decade at Price Waterhouse in Chicago as a management consultant. He and his family moved to Dubuque in 1984, where Voetberg began work at [[FDL FOODS INC.]]. He later ran Voetberg & Associates, joined the business faculty of [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], became dean of continuing education at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and acted as COO and then president and CEO of Shepherd Inc. (1)

	Voetberg was first elected to the Dubuque City Council in 1987 and served three terms before retiring from public life. He was elected again in 2007. He championed civil rights, the tourism industry and riverfront development and also served on several committees and foundations concerned with Dubuque's cultural and economic interests. In 2005, as a member of the Key City Rotary Club, he traveled with [[PRATT, Michael W.\|Michael W. PRATT]] to Niger to administer polio vaccinations and distribute food supplements for starving infants. Along with [[RUSK, David Wm.\|David Wm. RUSK]] he pioneered the concept of meeting with civic groups to develop ideas for civic progress. This envisioning process became an integral part of government planning.		Voetberg was first elected to the Dubuque City Council in 1987 and served three terms before retiring from public life. He was elected again in 2007. He championed civil rights, the tourism industry and riverfront development and also served on several committees and foundations concerned with Dubuque's cultural and economic interests. (2) In 2005, as a member of the Key City Rotary Club, he traveled with [[PRATT, Michael W.\|Michael W. PRATT]] to Niger to administer polio vaccinations and distribute food supplements for starving infants. Along with [[RUSK, David Wm.\|David Wm. RUSK]] he pioneered the concept of meeting with civic groups to develop ideas for civic progress. This envisioning process became an integral part of government planning.

	Music was also an important element in his life. Holiday performances with the Dubuque Chorale and many years with the [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]]] choir were important events in his life.		Music was also an important element in his life. Holiday performances with the Dubuque Chorale and many years with the [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]]] choir were important events in his life.

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			Source:

			1. "Notable Deaths," ''Telegraph Herald'', January 1, 2012, p. 48

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Randylyon at 20:47, 19 February 2011

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	[[Image:VoetbergDirk.jpg\|left\|thumb\|100px\|]]VOETBERG, Dirk. Waterloo, IA, Aug. 19, 1948--Iowa City, IA, Feb. 8, 2011). Voetberg was raised until the age of seven in Traer, Iowa. His parents, veterinarian Dr. Dick Voetberg and Ruth (Allen) Voetberg, then moved to Caldwell, Idaho, Spokane, Washington, and Scottsdale, Arizona.		[[Image:VoetbergDirk.jpg\|left\|thumb\|100px\|]]VOETBERG, Dirk. Waterloo, IA, Aug. 19, 1948--Iowa City, IA, Feb. 8, 2011). Voetberg was raised until the age of seven in Traer, Iowa. His parents, veterinarian Dr. Dick Voetberg and Ruth (Allen) Voetberg, then moved to Caldwell, Idaho, Spokane, Washington, and Scottsdale, Arizona.

	He enrolled at the University of Iowa as a philosophy major in 1966 and met art major, singer and kindred spirit Pamela Kenney. ~~Getting~~ married in 1968. After serving as a social worker at Elgin State Hospital in Elgin, Illinois, Voetberg earned his Master of Business Administration in finance and international business at the University of Chicago in 1976.		He enrolled at the University of Iowa as a philosophy major in 1966 and met art major, singer and kindred spirit Pamela Kenney. They were married in 1968. After serving as a social worker at Elgin State Hospital in Elgin, Illinois, Voetberg earned his Master of Business Administration in finance and international business at the University of Chicago in 1976.

	Voetberg worked at Rockwell International in Ohio and went on to work for almost a decade at Price Waterhouse in Chicago as a management consultant. He and his family moved to Dubuque in 1984, where Voetberg began work at [[FDL FOODS INC.]]. He later ran Voetberg & Associates, joined the business faculty of [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], became dean of continuing education at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and acted as COO and then president and CEO of Shepherd Inc.		Voetberg worked at Rockwell International in Ohio and went on to work for almost a decade at Price Waterhouse in Chicago as a management consultant. He and his family moved to Dubuque in 1984, where Voetberg began work at [[FDL FOODS INC.]]. He later ran Voetberg & Associates, joined the business faculty of [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], became dean of continuing education at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and acted as COO and then president and CEO of Shepherd Inc.

Randylyon at 20:46, 19 February 2011

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	[[Image:VoetbergDirk.jpg\|left\|thumb\|~~150px~~\|]]VOETBERG, Dirk. Waterloo, IA, Aug. 19, 1948--Iowa City, IA, Feb. 8, 2011). Voetberg was raised until the age of seven in Traer, Iowa. His parents, veterinarian Dr. Dick Voetberg and Ruth (Allen) Voetberg, then moved to Caldwell, Idaho, Spokane, Washington, and Scottsdale, Arizona.		[[Image:VoetbergDirk.jpg\|left\|thumb\|100px\|]]VOETBERG, Dirk. Waterloo, IA, Aug. 19, 1948--Iowa City, IA, Feb. 8, 2011). Voetberg was raised until the age of seven in Traer, Iowa. His parents, veterinarian Dr. Dick Voetberg and Ruth (Allen) Voetberg, then moved to Caldwell, Idaho, Spokane, Washington, and Scottsdale, Arizona.

	He enrolled at the University of Iowa as a philosophy major in 1966 and met art major, singer and kindred spirit Pamela Kenney. Getting married in 1968. After serving as a social worker at Elgin State Hospital in Elgin, Illinois, Voetberg earned his Master of Business Administration in finance and international business at the University of Chicago in 1976.		He enrolled at the University of Iowa as a philosophy major in 1966 and met art major, singer and kindred spirit Pamela Kenney. Getting married in 1968. After serving as a social worker at Elgin State Hospital in Elgin, Illinois, Voetberg earned his Master of Business Administration in finance and international business at the University of Chicago in 1976.

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	He enrolled at the University of Iowa as a philosophy major in 1966 and met art major, singer and kindred spirit Pamela Kenney. Getting married in 1968. After serving as a social worker at Elgin State Hospital in Elgin, Illinois, Voetberg earned his Master of Business Administration in finance and international business at the University of Chicago in 1976.		He enrolled at the University of Iowa as a philosophy major in 1966 and met art major, singer and kindred spirit Pamela Kenney. Getting married in 1968. After serving as a social worker at Elgin State Hospital in Elgin, Illinois, Voetberg earned his Master of Business Administration in finance and international business at the University of Chicago in 1976.

	Voetberg worked at Rockwell International in Ohio and went on to work for almost a decade at Price Waterhouse in Chicago as a management consultant. He and his family moved to Dubuque in 1984, where Voetberg began work at [[FDL FOODS]]. He later ran Voetberg & Associates, joined the business faculty of [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], became dean of continuing education at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and acted as COO and then president and CEO of Shepherd Inc.		Voetberg worked at Rockwell International in Ohio and went on to work for almost a decade at Price Waterhouse in Chicago as a management consultant. He and his family moved to Dubuque in 1984, where Voetberg began work at [[FDL FOODS INC.]]. He later ran Voetberg & Associates, joined the business faculty of [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], became dean of continuing education at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and acted as COO and then president and CEO of Shepherd Inc.

	Voetberg was first elected to the Dubuque City Council in 1987 and served three terms before retiring from public life. He was elected again in 2007. He championed civil rights, the tourism industry and riverfront development and also served on several committees and foundations concerned with Dubuque's cultural and economic interests. In 2005, as a member of the Key City Rotary Club, he traveled with [[PRATT, Michael\|Michael PRATT]] to Niger to administer polio vaccinations and distribute food supplements for starving infants. Along with [[RUSK, David Wm.\|David Wm. RUSK]] he pioneered the concept of meeting with civic groups to develop ideas for civic progress. This envisioning process became an integral part of government planning.		Voetberg was first elected to the Dubuque City Council in 1987 and served three terms before retiring from public life. He was elected again in 2007. He championed civil rights, the tourism industry and riverfront development and also served on several committees and foundations concerned with Dubuque's cultural and economic interests. In 2005, as a member of the Key City Rotary Club, he traveled with [[PRATT, Michael W.\|Michael W. PRATT]] to Niger to administer polio vaccinations and distribute food supplements for starving infants. Along with [[RUSK, David Wm.\|David Wm. RUSK]] he pioneered the concept of meeting with civic groups to develop ideas for civic progress. This envisioning process became an integral part of government planning.

	Music was also an important element in his life. Holiday performances with the Dubuque Chorale and many years with the [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]]] choir were important events in his life.		Music was also an important element in his life. Holiday performances with the Dubuque Chorale and many years with the [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]]] choir were important events in his life.

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[[Image:VoetbergDirk.jpg|left|thumb|150px|]]VOETBERG, Dirk. Waterloo, IA, Aug. 19, 1948--Iowa City, IA, Feb. 8, 2011). Voetberg was raised until the age of seven in Traer, Iowa. His parents, veterinarian Dr. Dick Voetberg and Ruth (Allen) Voetberg, then moved to Caldwell, Idaho, Spokane, Washington, and Scottsdale, Arizona.

He enrolled at the University of Iowa as a philosophy major in 1966 and met art major, singer and kindred spirit Pamela Kenney. Getting married in 1968. After serving as a social worker at Elgin State Hospital in Elgin, Illinois, Voetberg earned his Master of Business Administration in finance and international business at the University of Chicago in 1976.

Voetberg worked at Rockwell International in Ohio and went on to work for almost a decade at Price Waterhouse in Chicago as a management consultant. He and his family moved to Dubuque in 1984, where Voetberg began work at [[FDL FOODS]]. He later ran Voetberg & Associates, joined the business faculty of [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], became dean of continuing education at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and acted as COO and then president and CEO of Shepherd Inc.

Voetberg was first elected to the Dubuque City Council in 1987 and served three terms before retiring from public life. He was elected again in 2007. He championed civil rights, the tourism industry and riverfront development and also served on several committees and foundations concerned with Dubuque's cultural and economic interests. In 2005, as a member of the Key City Rotary Club, he traveled with [[PRATT, Michael|Michael PRATT]] to Niger to administer polio vaccinations and distribute food supplements for starving infants. Along with [[RUSK, David Wm.|David Wm. RUSK]] he pioneered the concept of meeting with civic groups to develop ideas for civic progress. This envisioning process became an integral part of government planning.

Music was also an important element in his life. Holiday performances with the Dubuque Chorale and many years with the [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]]] choir were important events in his life.

[[Category: Politician]]
[[Category: Civic Leader]]