Phyllis F. Lamp
October 17, 1921 - November 13, 2020

Phyllis (Pieper) & Wilbur Lamp 1983 Schuetzen Verein

Phyllis F. Lamp

Phyllis Lamp, age 99, of Manning, died early morning, November 13, 2020 at Manning Regional Healthcare in Manning.
Visitation Tuesday, November 17, 2020 at 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Zion Lutheran Church, Manning, Iowa
Service Tuesday, November 17, 2020 at 2:00 pm Zion Lutheran Church, Manning
Congregational Hymns "Drawn to the Cross" "O God of Mercy, God of Might" "Beautiful Savior" Susan Lamb, Organist
Casket Bearers: Jacob Lauber, Isaac Lauber, Connor Lamp, Kyle Selmer, Tyler Saunders, Kolby Struchen, Quincy Lamp
Burial will follow the service at Manning Cemetery, Manning
The funeral will be livestreamed by Zion Lutheran Church. Please go to zionmanning.com and proceed to the Facebook link. It can also be accessed through Facebook on Zion's facebook page.
Officiating Pastor Jonathan Conner and Pastor Robert Riggert
Ohde Funeral Home in Manning is in charge of arrangements.

Phyllis Faye, daughter of Philip and Susan (Hutchinson) Pieper, was born October 17, 1921, on the family farm in Crawford County, Iowa. When she was six years old, her mother passed away and she went to live with her grandparents nearby. She attended country schools near her home, completing the eighth grade and continuing into high school for a short time at Deloit. Phyllis then worked in her home.

On June 15, 1941, Phyllis was united in marriage to Wilbur Lamp in Vail. Three children were born to this marriage. Phyllis and Wilbur farmed east of Manning for 35 years. In 1982, they moved into Manning.

Phyllis was a member of Zion Lutheran Church and was active in the Ladies' Guild. She was a proud homemaker and a charter member of the Friendly Neighbor Club. Throughout the years, she enjoyed dancing, sewing and drawing. Phyllis did a lot of reading. She always enjoyed cooking and baking favorite selections of her family and friends.

On Friday, November 13, 2020, Phyllis passed away at Manning Regional Healthcare Center in Manning, at the age of 99.

She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Wilbur Lamp in 1993; son Gordell Lamp in 2005; son-in-law Rudy Roe; brother, Yale Pieper in World War II; and sister, LaRoyce Lamp and her husband, Harvey.

Phyllis is survived by her two children: Mahlon Lamp and wife Jane of Atlantic and Jean Roe of Des Moines; daughter-in-law Valda Lamp of Manning; seven grandchildren; fifteen great-grandchildren; and two great-great-granddaughters; other relatives and friends.

Phyllis Lamp with unknown

Wilbur Lamp 1988 Hayes Township Schuetzen Verein

Wilbur Lamp 1982 Schuetzen Verein on the Lamp farm

Ray Irlbeck & Gordy Lamp 1982 Schuetzen Verein on the Lamp farm

Gordell Lamp & Wayne Schroeder 1988 Hayes Township Schuetzen Verein

Valda (Lamaack), Julie & Gordell Lamp 1988 Hayes Township Schuetzen Verein

Wilbur & Gordell Lamp Hayes Township Schuetzen Verein

Top: Marilyn Brus, Dennis Greer, Harriet Friedrichsen
Third: Dean Grimm, Evelyn Antone - teacher, Gordell Lamp
Second: Sharon Greer, Mahlon Lamp, Jean Lamp
Bottom: Kenny King, Curt Grimm, Denny Rohe

Gordy Lamp with his Ewoldt No. 7 teacher, Lucille Lamp

Page 38 of the Manning Schools history book

"White Bear" country school

Kindergarten 1948: Kenny Venteicher, Larry Lutwitze, Dean Grimm, Marilyn Brus, Gordell Lamp

Back: Luana Jean Lamp, Curt Grimm, Gwenna Bogatzke
Middle: Bruce Grimm, Diane Gehling, Sandra Mathisen, Kenny King, Cindy Musfeldt, Lydia Hugeback
Front: Becky Hugeback, Vickie Musfeldt, Charlene Mathisen, Al Grimm, Dave Friedrichsen

Back: Dean Grimm, Ron Brus, Marilyn Brus, Gordell Lamp, Rollin Joens, Evelyn Antone
Front: Leo Joens, Harriet Friedrichsen, Mahlon Lamp, Sharon Greer, Curtis Grimm

October 1, 1963 Sophomore Homecoming Float

The sophomore float entitled "Royal Visions of Victory" featured victory queen Vicki Wanniger.
The attendants are L-R: Jeanie Lamp, Sue Schrum, Linda Spack.
In car left to right - front: Doug Kusel, Steve Ruhde
Back seat: Mark Joens, ?student in shadows?
Car belonged to Harold Ruhde, Steve's father.

You won't see this view in the distance today beyond the trestle.
You can see the barn & hoghouse on the farm where Emil "Dusty," Lucille (Reimers), and Janice Ress once lived. The house is out of view to the back right.
This farm was once part of the present day AGP soybean plant property.
My dad had made the down payment for the purchase of this farm but due to his declining health problems from Diabetes he had to give up the property in 1969.
Ivan Opperman then purchased the farm and then later Consoy was constructed and today is AGP.

1961-62

Back: Gary King, Gene Wycoff - quarterback, Kenard Carstens, LaVern "Butch" Spieker
Front: Tom Bromert, Barry Kusel, Mahlon Lamp, Curt Jansen, Bill Graner, Jim Hansen, Roger Kuhl, Ron Schroeder

1960-61 basketball season

Back: Barry Kusel, Tom Bromert, “Coyote LeRoy Joens, Bill Graner, Gary “Max” Gruhn
Third: Roger Hansen manager, Wayne Ross, Pat Callender, Mike Spack, Eugene Beckman, Donald Wagner, Gary Mundt
Second: Head coach Robert Downs, Gene Wycoff, Robert Brus, Dale Musfeldt, Bruce Fischer, Kenard Carstens, LaVern “Butch” Spieker, Assistant coach Dale Johnson
Front: Richard Vaudt, Gordell Lamp, Paul Mundt, Fred Nulle, Tom Bennett, Paul Spieker, Gary Rowedder

Spotlite staff

Diane Dammann, Sharon Grimm, Jeanne Lamp, Carol Ranniger, Kathy Olsen, Janet Ranniger, Angela Kusel (editor), last 2 Linda Spack & Donna Ramsey

Gordell Lamp family

Gordell Lamp certificate

1959 Back: Ken Schrum, Fred Gruhn, Kenard Carstens, Butch Spieker, Lyle Zinke, Curt Jansen, Jim Hansen, Pat Knueven, Mike Spack
Third: Butch Jensen, Dale Hinz, Mahlon Lamp, Roger Kuhl, Ron Schroeder, Terry Adamson, Dave Nelson, Gary McNutt
Second: Tom Bennett, Roger Hansen, Jerry Callender, Lenny Carstens, Steve Mock, Gordell Lamp, Alan Kusel, Ken Boell, Pat Kasperbauer
Front: Paul Spieker, Keith Justice, Ken Doyel, Ron Timmerman, Dave Sextro, Randall Jansen, Marvin Vennink

1958-59 track team

Back: Assistant Coach Don Buhr, Richard Vaudt, Bob Brus, Stan Beck, Dennis Grimm, Gordell Lamp, Dave Sextro, Alan Kusel, Tom Bennett, Steve Mock, Paul Spieker, Darrell Sieve, Head coach John Beach
Second: Keith Hass, Ronald Mahnke, Hans “Junior” Bonnesen, Evans Sam Musfeldt, Allan Fonken, Phil Knaack, Dave Peters, Clifford Stammer, Wayne Brus
Front: Gary Vinke, Russell Witt, Marvin Vennink, Kenneth Doyel, Billy Genzen, Roger Hansen, Mahlon Lamp, Dave Nelson, Terry Adamson

1960 prom waiters and waitresses (MHS 1962)