Leonard Kuboushek

Leonard Kuboushek obituary

Leonard Kuboushek

Leonard Kuboushek Obituary

Obituary published on Legacy.com by Balik Funeral Home on Jul. 30, 2025.

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Leonard Kuboushek, age 90, of Spillville, Iowa, passed away on Saturday, July 12, 2025, at his home surrounded by family.

Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, July 16, 2025, at St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church, 207 Church St., Spillville, Iowa with Rev. Henry Huber presiding. Burial to follow in the church cemetery.

Visitation will be from 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, July 15, 2025, at the Church. There will be a rosary starting at 1:30 p.m. before the visitation. There will be no visitation prior to the service at the church on Wednesday.

In lieu of flowers donations can be made to St. Teresa of Calcutta Catholic School or St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church.

Leonard Francis Kuboushek was born March 25, 1935, the son of James and Rose (Kovarik) Kuboushek near Spillville, Iowa. He received his education at St. Wenceslaus grade school, attended 1 year at Rudolphinum High School in Protivin, and graduated from Calmar High School in 1954. He was a devoted Catholic and a lifetime member of St. Wenceslaus Parish, Spillville Iowa. He served in the US Army from 1956 to 1958, receiving his basic training at Fort Chaffee, Arkansas. He attended boat school at Fort Eustis in Virginia and then was stationed in Inchon, Korea as a clerk typist. When he was discharged he started farming on the Bily Clock farm, rural Ridgeway, married Betty Moellers of Ossian, Iowa on June 2, 1959, and they continued to farm together until retirement in 1997. He was also a Sales Representative for Pioneer Seed Company for 20 years. He was a simple man, and liked simple things, like dancing to a waltz with Mom, surprising her with a special Christmas gift, crop farming and raising hogs and watching the crops grow every year, sports, woodworking, playing cards, (especially Progressive Rummy with Mom, he really liked to beat her), Mabe's pizza, kolaches & rohlicky, chicken noodle soup and dressing up. In the end, he was thankful for being able to be at home and for all the care his family provided him. Most of all he loved Mom and watching his family grow.

He was very proud of his family and leaves behind his loving and supportive wife of 66 years, Betty, his children and their families: Chad & Cathy Kuboushek, Michelle & Rod Lensing, Denise & Tim Huber, daughter-in-law, Kristi Kuboushek. Grandchildren and great-grandchildren include: Brandon & Danielle Kuboushek, Silas, Theo, Felicity, Miriam, Annalise; Justine & Troy Rabbett, Ella, Claire, Lucas, Julia, Charlotte; Ryan & Rachel Kuboushek, Josephine, Elaina, Maren; Allison Kuboushek; Kelly & Devin Franzen, Agnes, Dominic, Henry; Nicole & Steven Landa, Gemma, Bernadette, Jude; Matthew Kuboushek; Mitch & Calsey Lensing, Elsie, Oscar, Betty; Mark & Shantel Lensing, Rose, Henry, Marie, William; Michala Lensing; Keith & Belle Lensing, Felix; Garrett & Regan Lensing, Noelle, Jack, Gavin; Morgan & Jake Massman, Gracie; Nathan Lensing; Lora & Benson Hargens, Parker, Lydia, Mari; Breanne & Sam Knezevic, Evelyn, Gabriella, Clare, John; Elise & Stephen Kesten, Bernadette, Dominic, Benedict; Benjamin & Monica Huber, Joanna, James; Luke & Kiley Huber; Noah & Abigail Huber; Easton & Kristina Kuboushek, Knox, Otto; Sawyer & Karli Kuboushek, Banks; Kendal Kuboushek & (fiance' Cam Chung); Landers & Joclyn Kuboushek; Manning Kuboushek and 6 more great grandchildren on the way this year and his sister-in-law Margaret Hager.

He was preceded in death by his son: Gary Kuboushek, parents, brother: Wesley & Judy Kuboushek, infant sister: Dorothy Kuboushek, infant great grandson: John Mark Lensing, father and mother-in-law: Felix & Margaret Moellers, brothers and sisters-in-law: Raphael & Esther Moellers, Glen Stuart, Rufus and Betty Lou Moellers, Ireaneus & Catherine Moellers, Robert Hager, Roger & Irene Moellers

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