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Funeral set for today for fallen Iowa soldier

September 1, 2004 By admin

The funeral is today in Mason City for one of the two Iowa National Guard members killed in a rollover accident last week in Johnston. Services will be held later this afternoon for Specialist Dustin Colby of Clear Lake, the 20-year-old member of the 11-33rd Transportation Company that was killed in an accident Friday near Camp Dodge in metro Des Moines. Colby’s driving partner, 30-year-old Sergeant Bruce Pollema of Hull, was also killed in the accident. Colby is the second member of the 11-33rd to die during the call-ups for Operation Iraqi Freedom. 23-year-old Specialist Josh Knowles of Sheffield died back in February when the truck he was in was hit by a mortar outside of Log Base Seitz near the Baghdad International Airport. Colby’s funeral service will take place at 3 o’clock this afternoon at the Iowa National Guard Armory in Mason City at 1160 19th Southwest, with burial at the Kensett Cemetery.

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