Denis L. & Sandra S. Kale-In addition to owning and operating Truro, Denis began to work for the Webster Funeral Home in Osceola in 1968.  William H. Ridgeway founded Webster Funeral Home in 1866, and upon his retirement in 1899, his son-in-law, Theodore B. Webster operated the business.  In 1915, Lester B. Webster, son of Theodore, took over upon the death of his father, and William E. Webster became a partner in 1951.  William and his mother, Alice operated the business until 1970, when Denis and his wife, Sandra purchased the business.  They now operate both Osceola and Truro locations,  under the Kale Funeral Home name.  The Webster Funeral Home/Kale Funeral Home has served Clarke County from the present location on South Main since 1929. 
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Contact Sandy for questions or information

E. Todd Kale-E. Todd Kale, the son of Denis and Sandra Kale, is the fifth generation of Kale’s in funeral service. Todd became a licensed Funeral Director in 1989 while working for Hamilton's Funeral Home in Des Moines, Iowa.  Todd joined the Kale Funeral Home in 1992 to carry on the five generations of “Family Serving Families” In Time of Need.  Contact Todd for questions or information 

Mark T. Browne-"Brownie" is a licensed Funeral Director.  Mark worked for the Funeral Home in 1984, before attending mortuary school in Dallas.  He worked in New Mexico and Texas from 1986 to 1997, when he returned with his wife and two girls to Iowa to be near family.  He worked for Hamilton's Funeral Home in Des Moines until December of 1999 when he began working here with us. 

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L. Duane Churchman-L. Duane Churchman is a retired pastor of the Iowa Conference of the United Methodist Church, most recently serving here in Osceola.  He works part time helping to cover weekends and days off.

Anne Johnson - Anne Johnson, lifelong resident of St. Charles and retired Interstate 35 school band instructor, works as the administrative assistant and office manager.  She assists with funeral services and plays piano and organ for funeral services here at the funeral home. 

Ed Buesch - Ed Buesch, lifelong resident of Osceola, works for the Osceola Sentinel and Tribune.  In his off t

Carole Sorensen - Carole Sorensen, longtime resident of Osceola , has recently joined the staff.  Carole and her late husband Hank owned the Playland Lanes bowling alley for many years.  She helps with funerals and visitations.  She can often be seen delivering the funeral information store cards to business in the community.