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“Celebrating the Iowa River Power Plant” 2021 4Th of July Parade “Celebrating the Iowa River Power Plant” 2021 4th of July Parade 1 Coralville 4thFest Banner - Happy 4th of July! 2 1943 Willy's Jeep - Clark J. Obr 3 Coralville American Legion Honor Guard with Boy Scout troops 207 & 2000 4 American Legion Walter Johnson Post 721 Color Guard 5 Coralville American Legion Auxiliary Post 721 6 Military Vehicle Preservation Association 7 Coralville 4thFest Theme Banner - Celebrating the historic Iowa River Power Building at 1st Avenue and 5th Street along the Iowa River 8 Coralville Police/Area Law Enforcement Agencies 9 Coralville Fire Department\Area Fire Department Agencies 10 Grand Marshal - Keith Jones 11 Hills Bank 12 Xtream Arena and the Iowa Heartlanders Hockey Team 13 City of Coralville - Mayor John Lundell & City Council 14 City of Coralville 15 Summer Reading Program - Coralville Public Library 16 Coralville Public Library 17 Coralville Center for the Performing Arts, City Circle & Young Footliters 18 Dick Myers - Parade Founder 19 Think Iowa City (Iowa City/Coralville Convention & Visitors Bureau 20 University of Iowa Spirit Squads 21 Gay & Ciha Funeral and Cremation Service 22 Slothower Family - 1940 International Firetruck 23 Quality Care Lawn 24 Grand Living at Bridgewater 25 Hy-Vee 26 Lensing Funeral & Cremation 27 Hai for Coralville 28 Coralville Community Food Pantry 29 Houses into Homes 30 Laura Soride, Realtor/Broker/Owner - RE/MAX Affiliates 31 Coralville Optimist 32 Anderson's ATA Taekwondo 33 Hospice Home of Johnson County - The Bird House 34 Kayla Fisher, REALTOR at Lepic-Kroeger Realtors 35 Genesis Church 36 My Mickey Vacation Travel 37 Kaitlyn's Pupcakes 38 Long Term Fitness, LLC 39 Ambition Baton & Dance 40 Carolina Espinoza State Farm 41 Johnson County Democrats 42 RPA Aerial Inspections and More 43 Jaguars Softball Club 44 Doiton3 45 Iowa City Hockey 46 Johnson County Emergency Management Agency’s Community Emergency Response Team 47 Forever Green 48 Iowa City Community Band 49 ClassyChassyCruisers 50 Sensory Kids Therapy Services 51 Inspire Athletics 52 St. Thomas More Catholic Church of Coralville 53 Johnson County Republicans 54 Servpro of Iowa City/Coralville 55 Jordan Agency Allstate 56 World Development, LLC 57 H.I.P. Martial Arts 58 Studio 360 School of Dance 59 Pizza Ranch 60 The Children's Dental Center 61 O'Brien Family McDonald's 62 Iowa Legends Youth Basketball Program 63 American Red Cross 64 North Liberty Coralville Baseball Softball 65 Iowa City Krazy Klown 66 Dennis Plate - 1972 Chevy Truck 67 Adam Schechinger State Farm 68 Keystone Place at Forevergreen Rd 69 Anaman Concierge Services 70 University of Iowa Health Network Rehabilitation Hospital, A venture with Encompass Health 71 1959 530 John Deer Tractor - Allan & Pam Mueller 72 League of Women Voters of Johnson County IA 73 West High Dance Team and Cheer Team 74 People's Coalition for Social, Political & Economic Responsibility 75 Brown Deer Place 76 Johnson County Ambulance Service 77 Outdoor Pros 78 Z102.9 79 Big 10 University Towing, Inc. 80 Johnson County Cattleman Association 81 UI Health Care Iowa River Landing 82 El Kahir Krazy Klowns 83 Iowa Black Squadron 13 Ghostbusters 84 Miss Czech/Slovak Iowa 85 K Brothers Grocery Store 86 ICCSD School Board Campaign - Krista Burrus 87 Friends of the Animal Center Foundation 88 Jones Academy of Performing Arts & Dream City 89 Nascar Race Track Limos 90 Old Capital City Roller Derby 91 Grow Solar Linn + Johnson Counties 92 Sustainable Landscape Solutions 93 ————— 94 The Arc of Southeast Iowa 95 Iowa City Bruisers 96 Paul Davis Restoration 97 Chains Interrupted 98 Johnson County Fair 99 Trojan Baseball Club 100 Tabernacle Baptist Church Coralville 4thFest Presents our 2021 Grand Marshal, Keith Jones! Many locals know Keith Jones as the friendly Senior Vice President of Commercial Banking for Hills Bank, a position from which he retired in 2019 after 48 years in banking. Others know him through his equally long years of community involvement that includes Goodwill Industries, Big Brothers Big Sisters, IC Chamber of Commerce, Coralville Library Board of Trustees, Coralville Community Food Panty, Community Foundation of Johnson County, RAGBRAI Treasurer, Coralville Library’s Summer Reading Program for kids and avid 4th fest and BrrrFest supporter. Yet Keith is perhaps most notably known for his genius and hilarious interpretations of the 4thFest parade theme, something he and a team of Hills Bank accomplices spent months secretly planning. He has delighted scores of thousands as Henry VIII in full royal regalia, got everyone “Sweatin’ to the Oldies” as Richard Simmons (including the fitness guru’s signature curly hair and super short shorts), Doc Brown from “Back to the Future” (while leaning on an authentic DeLorean,) Cousin Eddie (in a bathrobe) and Clark Griswold from the Vacation movies, became Popeye (with a can of spinach on hand), and pretended (?) to be taking a bubble bath in a cast iron tub, just to name a few crowd-pleasing antics! Since retiring in 2019, Keith and his wife Connie celebrated their 50th anniversary in April and spend as much time as they can with their 4 children and 6 grandchildren. However, we hope Keith will continue to make special appearances in future 4thfest parades. In honor of Keith’s commitment to family, community, and his indelible impact on 4thfest, the Coralville 4thFest Committee is proud to introduce Keith Jones as our 2021 Grand Marshal! 2021 Coralville 4thFest is proud to celebrate the Iowa River Power Plant! 501 1st Avenue, Coralville One of the oldest and most recognizable landmarks in Coralville, the Iowa River Power Plant began as a flour mill built in 1844 that was run with hydropower from the Iowa River. A devastating explosion and fire destroyed the original building in 1899fte a r which it was rebuilt and converted into a power plant in 1902. The Dam was also later rebuilt and a wheel house added. In 1964 the plant became part of the Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Company until shut down in 1968 and sold to the City of Coralville for $1. The site sat idle until 1977 when it became the Iowa River Power Company Restaurant (or IRP). The building was purchased in 2002 by David and Danise Petsel and continues to be a popular destination today. Thank you to our 4thFest Sponsors! Official Sponsor-City of Coralville; Presenting Sponsor-Coral Ridge Mall; Title Sponsor-Hills Bank & Trust Company; Premier Sponsors-BrrrFest, FRYfest Stars & Stripes ($2,500 and Above) Great Western Bank, Meardon, Sueppel & Downer, P.L.C., Watts Group, West Bank Blue Level ($1,500-$2,499) City Attorney’s Office/Don Diehl & Kevin Olson, GreenState Credit Union, Iowa City/Coralville Area Convention & Visitor’s Bureau, Mortenson Construction, Shoemaker Haaland Professional Engineers White Level ($500-$1,499) Bachmeier Carpet One, Barker Apartments, Jim & Jan Barnes, Rex & Michele Brandstatter, Dr. Richard & Ann Burton, Coral West Dental, Coralville Fire Department, Coralville Police Department, Edward Jones -Todd Nash, Gay & Ciha Funeral and Cremation Service, Seth Hershey, Dick Myers, Josh & Jess Schamberger, Scheels, Veenstra & Kimm Red Level—Up to $499 Thank you to our generous Red Level sponsors who are too numerous to list individually! In-Kind Consumers Co-op, Costco, Heartland Soles, LIFEchurch Kiera Mae Photography, Papa John’s Pizza, Pearson, Quality Care, Walmart Coralville 4thFest would like to especially thank: • LIFEchurch for providing the parade staging area, refreshments, an air conditioned facility, & volunteers. • Jon Hines and the awesome staff at CoralVision. • Our zany CoralVision parade commentators Rex Brandstatter and Herb Staub. • Basket Auction organizer Michele Brandstatter. • Pearson for printing and folding the parade programs (so we don’t have to)! • Quality Care and Brown Deer Golf Club for the use of your Gators and Golf Carts. • A Very Special Thank You to Jenn Coleman, Liz Robertson, and Jeri Kinney with the City of Coralville. Without each of you, our unsung heroes, 4thFest would not be nearly successful! • A Very Special Thank You to the Coralville Fire Department for your amazing fireworks display and to the Coralville Police Department for keeping everyone safe! • Finally, to all our veterans and active service members. Words cannot express our deep appreciation for your sacrifices. ANK TH YOU!!! .
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