Iowa politicians offer condolences

Iowa politicians offer condolences following death of Rep. Martin Graber
DES MOINES, Iowa — State Rep. Martin L. Graber, R-Fort Madison, died early Friday morning, Speaker of the House Pat Grassley, R-New Hartford, said in a statement. Graber was 72 years old and represented House District 100 in Lee County. He was serving in his second term, holding the position since 2021.
Iowa Representative Martin Graber dies at age 72
Iowa Representative Martin Graber died on Friday morning at the age of 72, Speaker of the House Pat Grassley announced. Graber, a Republican representing House District 100, was first elected to the House in 2020.
Republican Iowa state Rep. Martin Graber dies unexpectedly at 72
Martin Graber was elected to the Iowa House in 2020. He served 32 years in the Iowa National Guard and retired as a brigadier general.
Republican Iowa Rep. Martin Graber dies of heart attack at 72
State Rep. Martin Graber, R-Fort Madison, died Friday morning of a heart attack at the age of 72, according to Iowa House Republicans.
Iowa Rep. Martin Graber dies unexpectedly
Iowa Rep. Martin Graber, R-Fort Madison, died unexpectedly on Friday morning, according to a news release from Iowa House Republicans.  Graber, 72, died from a sudden heart attack, according to the Daily Gate City.
Iowa Rep. Martin Graber unexpectedly passes at age 72
Iowa Rep. Martin Graber, a 72-year-old Fort Madison Republican, passed away Friday morning after a sudden heart attack, according to the Daily Gate City. Graber represented Iowa House District 100 covering a section of Lee County in the southeast corner of the state including cities like Fort Madison and Keokuk.
'He's going to be deeply missed:' Iowa lawmakers remember representative who died Friday
Iowa House lawmakers began their week Monday with a prayer for their colleague, Rep. Martin Graber, who died unexpectedly on Friday.
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