Brooke K. Dreyer

Brooke K. Dreyer, 16, of Humboldt, passed away August 17, 2008 at Mercy Medical Center in Des Moines.  Funeral services will be 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Zion Lutheran Church in Humboldt with the Rev. J.K. Raether and Rev. Aaron Flatau officiating. She will be laid to rest in Union Cemetery, Humboldt.  Visitation with the family is from 4-8 p.m. today at the Zion Lutheran Church.  The Mason-Lindhart Funeral Home of Humboldt is charge of arrangements.
Brooke is survived by her parents, Jeff and Renae Dreyer; sister, Ashley Dreyer; and brother, Reed Dreyer all of Humboldt.  She is also survived by her grandparents, Paul and Sandy Wright of Humboldt; aunts and uncles, Shelly and Rex Hartwig of Rockwell City, Trent and Wendy Wright of Sioux City, Neal and Sherrie Wright of Humboldt, Jack and Rene’ Dreyer of Humboldt, and Lisa (Daryl)  Mulhbauer of Panora; cousins, Chad, Cole, Eric, and Jill Dreyer, Tammi Bingham, and Tracy and Tonya Hartwig.  Her grandparents, Duane “Butch” and Sally Dreyer; and her uncle James Dreyer preceded her in death.
Brooke Kayann Dreyer, the daughter of Jeffrey J. and Renae K. (Wright) Dreyer, was born July 20, 1992 at Trinity Regional Medical Center in Fort Dodge.  Her parents brought her home to Humboldt and on August 9, 1992 she was baptized at the Zion Lutheran Church.  Brooke received her education at Taft Elementary School, Humboldt Middle School and was looking forward to beginning her sophomore year at Humboldt High School.   Brooke was confirmed on May 6, 2007 at Zion Lutheran Church.
Brooke was a member of the Humboldt High School Student Senate, Cross Country, and was an honor roll student.  She loved boating every weekend with her family, running, and working at Vinny’s BBQ.   She enjoyed babysitting, shopping at Jordan Creek Mall, Facebook, trips to Wal-Mart with Jordon and spending time at LaJames getting pampered with Ashley.  She loved Pizza Hut breadsticks, DQ Brownie Earth Quake and anything at Vinny’s.  She was beautiful on the outside and the inside and had a smile that melted your heart.  Someone else’s sight will be restored thanks to Brooke’s donated gift of her corneas.