Eugene Richard Kaiden, 58, of 331 w. Main St., Lisbon, formerly of Walford, died Sunday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Iowa City after a short illness.

Born Nov. 22, 1926, in Chicago, he attended St. Mary's College in [Morgana, California and USNAS,] Corpus Christi, Texas. He lived in the Walford area most of his life, moving to Lisbon in 1982. He had worked as a cashier for the Farmers Savings Bank of Walford for 23 years and had been associated with Lisbon Bank and Trust for several years. He was a member of Holy Trinity Catholic Church of Walford and Pekomy Post of the American Legion at Fairfax, having served in the Navy during World War II.

Survivors include a daughter, Marla of Chicago; five sons, Jeffrey of Cedar Rapids, Kevin and Chris, both of Chicago, Douglas of Iowa City and Shawn of Walford; three grandchildren; his father, P. George Kaiden of Cedar Rapids; his stepmother, Lillian Kaiden of Cedar Rapids; two brothers, Robert of Garden Grove, Calif., and Clarence of Woodland Hills, Calif.; and a stepbrother, Ed Wharton of Cedar Rapids.

The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 25Feb1985

Eugene Richard Kaiden (1926)