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 Angela Mae Svoboda, was born in Central City, Iowa, the daughter of Ann Svoboda and Frank Svoboda
She was preceded in death by her parents and sisters Philomena Sterns, Mildred Speers, and Ann Svoboda.
She graduated from Central City High School and received BSC degree from University of Iowa and Master’s degree from the University of Michigan. She was proud of her Czech heritage and a member of the Czech Heritage Foundation. She taught business education at Washington High School in Cedar Rapids, Iowa for 35 years. Angela was also a member of All Saints Catholic Church in Cedar Rapids.
Survived by Niece, Cheryl Olson; great nephews Brett Blofield, Sean Tritle; great niece Laura Martin.
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Randolph "Randy" Lyon
Her instruction in notehand- a type of shorthand-was really a life-saver in college. I never forget the typing tests when ever error cost you a forgotten number of words on your per minute record. Great teacher.
Rhonda Thoren (Tullis)
She was a great teacher! Loved being in her typing class!
Thomas McGowan (McGowan)
She was a special lady.
She followed strict rules, but she had another side to her that she shared with me on occasion, which I was always grageful for and looked forward to in her class. She could be charming with a strong sense of humor. I'm not sure this was standard proceedure.