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Our Departed Classmates and Teachers "For whom the bell tolls, It tolls for thee"
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Darwin "Dee" Nelson Haas, age
65, of Maricopa, Arizona, went into the arms of his heavenly father on October 12,
2001 at
Desert Valley Care Center from complications of cancer. He is survived by his wife of almost
four years, Sandra Haas, two sons, David Haas, and James Haas, two sisters,
Diane Haas and Judy Lippold, his brother, Jim Haas, granddaughter, Jamie Haas
and Megan Haas, grandson, Dylan Haas, and countless dear friends. Dee will be
missed dearly and remembered in our hearts forever. Dee was born in Lincoln, Nebraska, June
22, 1936. He served in the armed services and was honorably discharged. He moved
to Phoenix and worked as an engineer for US West for 35 years. A wife, Margaret
and a brother Jack preceded him in death. Dee was a devoted Christian, a loving
husband, father, and grandfather. He touched all those that knew him. His
hobbies included: reading scripture, shooting firearms, golf and collecting
antique watches. Services will be held 11:00am, Friday, October 19th, 2001 at the Orangewood Church of the Nazarene, 2728 W. Orangewood Ave., Glendale. A burial will be held at Resthaven Park Cemetery, 6290 W. Northern Ave. A reception will follow. |
| Picture from 1955 Northeast yearbook |
| Obituary information from the Phoenix Sun, Phoenix, Arizona |
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| Larry
Hendrix |
| Born
November 29, 1937, died August 1, 1985 |
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Services for Larry Hendrix and his
daughter Alicia of rural Garden City, Kansas will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at
First United Methodist Church in Garden City.
Hendrix, 47, a former Knox County extension agent, and his daughter, 13,
died Thursday morning at a Garden City hospital of injuries suffered in a
car-truck accident near Garden City. Hendrix was born in Lincoln and lived in
Nebraska until he moved to Garden City in September 1974 to work as an area
extension specialist for community development for the Kansas State University
Extension Service. He graduated from Lincoln Northeast High
School and received his bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in animal science
from the University of Nebraska. He
worked as an extension agent in Grant and was a part-time antique auctioneer.
Hendrix was a Vietnam-era U. S. Army veteran. Alicia Hendrix was born in Grant. She had finished seventh grade at Kenneth Henderson Junior
High School in Garden City, where she was a band member and played on the
girls’ basketball team. She was
in the 4-H Challengers Club and played in the bell choir at First United
Methodist Church. Graveside services will be held for
Alicia and her father at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the cemetery in Bloomfield. Larry Hendrix’s survivors include his
wife, Sharon, formerly of Bloomfield; two children, Mike and Stacy, both at
home; father, Royce of Idaho; brothers Robert of California, Richard of Alabama,
Phillip of Washington and Victor, address unknown; and a sister, Janice Devich
of Denver. |
| Picture from the 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
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Obituary
information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
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| Max R. Hester |
| Born July 20, 1917, died December 20, 2007 |
| Max R. Hester 90, David City, formerly
of Lincoln, died Thursday (12/20/07). He was born Beaver City, Neb.,
July 20, 1917. He was an educator and coach in Ord, Ravenna, Auburn, and
Lincoln. He retired as Athletic Director at Lincoln Northeast High
School. He received his Bachelor's Degree from Kearney State Teachers
College and Masters Degree from the University of Wyoming.
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Headstone picture by Gary L. Portsche |
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Obituary
information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Winston Hugh "Wimp" Holverson |
| Born August 18, 1937, died November 21, 2005 |
| Winston Hugh Holverson, 68, Omaha, formerly Lincoln, died Monday (11/21/05). Survivors: daughter, Kellie Schrader, Omaha; son, daughter-in-law, Michael and Megan Holverson, Omaha; grandchildren, Alexandra, Samantha, Sara, and Andrew Schrader, Hunter and Zachary Holverson, all Omaha; father, Howard Holverson, Lincoln; brother, sister-in-law, Norv and Karen Holverson, Roseville, Calif.; brother-in-law, wife, Philip and Joanne Schulke, Little Rock, Ark.; sister-in-law, Judy Crowley, Riverside, Calif.; aunt, Velma Payton, Ventura, Calif.; nieces; nephews. Preceded in death by wife, Patricia (10/28/05); mother, Mary Holverson; sister, Martha Dort; son-in-law, Bill Schrader. Services: 11 a.m. Wednesday, Bethany Christian Church, 1645 N. Cotner Blvd. Memorials to Bethany Christian Church. |
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Obituary
information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Neal
David “Dave” Hunter |
| Born
December 20, 1937, died July 19, 2002 |
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N.
David Hunter, 64, Lincoln, died Friday July 19, 2002. Born, Lincoln December 20,
1937 to
Howard and Irene (Nilsson). Former employee, ISCO, Lincoln; Williamson Olds,
Lincoln. Survivors:
sister, brother-in-law, Jeanette and Vernon Friesen, Lincoln; niece, spouse,
Diane and Vince Quesada, Corpus Christi, Texas; nephew, Dwight Friesen, Lincoln;
three great-nephews; one great-niece. Preceded in death by parents. Services: 1 p.m. Tuesday, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. Private burial, no visitation. Memorials: Back to the Bible, PO Box 82808, Lincoln, 68501. |
| Picture from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Headstone picture by Gary L. Portsche |
| Obituary
information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Lowell E. Inselman |
| Born November 14, 1937, died May 28, 2000 |
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Lowell
Earl
Inselman, 62, Lincoln, died Sunday (5/28/00). Born, Columbus (11/14/37) to Alex
and Lorna Inselman.
Moved to Lincoln, age 16. Graduate, Lincoln Northeast High School. Married
Gloria Patricia Scelia (10/12/57), Port Chester, N.Y. Worked for his father,
Inselman's
Garage and Towing, as a mechanic and wrecker operator until business was sold in
1995. Partner, Lincoln Insurance Pool with his brother Larry. Elder, presiding
overseer, Belmont Park Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses; city overseer,
Lincoln. Survivors:
wife, Gloria; son, Paul; daughter, son-in-law, Leta and Ronald Thompson;
grandchildren, Roman and Torin Thompson; parents, Alex and Lorna; brothers,
sisters-in-law, Loran and Joan, Larry and Pat, Roger and Arlene; nieces, Chris
Harms, Tonya Lucas, LaRay Will; other nieces; nephews; cousins; other relatives;
friends. Preceded in death by: firstborn son, Bradley Wade; nephew, Matthew. Memorial
services: 10 a.m. Saturday, Lancaster Room, The Cornhusker, 333 S. 13th St.
Speaker, Brother Dennis Turnbull officiating. Lincoln Memorial Park. Cremation.
No visitation. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. Memorials care of
family or to Belmont Park Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, 3606 N. First
St., Lincoln 68521. |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
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| Semper Fidelis |
| Lowell
Bruce Jackson |
| Born
August 12, 1938, died April 6, 1980 |
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Captain L. Bruce Jackson, USMC, 41,
Rapid City, S. D., formerly of Lincoln, died Sunday, April 6, 1980. Northeast
High School graduate, 1955. USMC member 18 years.
Vietnam veteran. Survivors: wife, Sharon Lee; daughters, Jennifer, Susan, both home; Terry, Mrs. Kevin
(Cindy) Rogers, both Lincoln; parents, Mr. And Mrs. Lowell (Ruth) Jackson,
Lincoln; brother, Keith, Minden, Nev.; sisters, Cheryl Knudsen, Grand Island;
Linda Hoke, Fort Wayne, Ind.; Kay Berger, Ames, Iowa; Karen Church, Lincoln;
grandson, Lucas Rogers. Services and burial will be Friday in
Rapid City. Memorials to Cancer
Fund. |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Research Notes on Lowell Bruce Jackson: U. S. Government records indicate that he is buried at |
| Black Hills National Cemetery, Sturgis, South Dakota |
| Ellis M.
Jeffery |
| Born June 2, 1905, died November 13, 1979 |
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Ellis M. Jeffery, 74, 2603 No. Cotner
Blvd., died Tuesday, November 13, 1979. Services 10:30 a.m. Friday, Havelock
United Methodist Church, the Rev. Gary Schlosser officiating.
Interment, Lincoln Memorial Park. |
| Picture from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Headstone picture by Gary L. Portsche |
| Obituary
information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
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| Edward A. “Ed” Johnson | |||
| Born
November 3, 1921, Died April 11, 1987 |
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Edward A. Johnson, 65, 6210 Walker Ave.,
died Saturday, April 11, 1987. Retired, Lincoln Public Schools, Lincoln
Northeast basketball coach; born, Brownington, MO. WWII naval officer.
Graduate, Northwest Missouri State University, Masters degree, Missouri
University. Member, Northeast Community Church, American Legion Post 3,
Nebraska Coaches Association, NEA NSEA, LEA. Survivors: wife, Shirley; son, Jay W., Lincoln; mother, Mabel Hallen, Bloomfield; cousins. Services: 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Northeast Community Church, 6200 Adams St., Fairview. Memorials to Ed Johnson Memorial Scholarship Fund. A
premier basketball coach for nearly 40 years at Lincoln Northeast. His Rocket
teams were regulars at the state tournament in the 60's and 70's. Won seven
state championships and nearly 500 games. Inducted into the Nebraska High School Sports Hall of Fame in 1994. |
| Picture from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Headstone picture by Gary L. Portsche |
| Obituary
information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Carroll L.
Burns Jones |
| Born
October 30, 1937, died June 11, 1995 |
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Carroll L. Jones, 57, Elmwood, died
Sunday June 11, 1995. Born,
Lincoln. Member St. Paul United
Methodist Church, United Methodist Women, Elmwood First Response team,
Mother’s Club, Friends of the Elderly. Survivors: husband, John; sons,
daughters-in-law, Joey, Phoenix, Jerry and Debbie, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, James and
Julie, Roscoe, Ill.; daughters, sons-in-law, Tracie and Earl Foremann, Lincoln,
Julie and William Schwartz, Lincoln; mother, Evelyn Coufal, Lincoln; brother,
Richard Burns, Lincoln; 12 grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Thursday, St. Paul United Methodist Church, Elmwood. The Rev. Milan Coleman. Elmwood Cemetery. Memorials to Salvation Army, church, Elmwood First Response Team, Diabetes Foundation or Lincoln Public Schools Fund for the Hearing Impaired. |
| Picture
from 1995 Reunion Booklet |
| Headstone picture by Gary L. Portsche |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Dale
H. Joy |
| Born
March 18, 1937, died February 22, 2003 |
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Dale
H. Joy, 65, Lincoln, died Feb. 22, 2003. Born, Lincoln. Retired professional
musician. Member, Eastridge Presbyterian Church. Played trumpet professionally
with Long Beach Municipal Band. Taught music at Pender, Battle Creek, Pius X and
Hiawatha, Kan. Survivors:daughters,
Carol Friedman, Chino Hills, Calif., Barbara Joy, Colorado Springs, Colo.;
mother, Grace Hutchins, Lincoln; six grandchildren; one great-grandson; four
stepbrothers; one stepsister; niece; nephews; cousins. Preceded in death by
father; sister.
Memorial
services:1 p.m. Monday, Clarke Jeary Retirement Center. The Rev. Dr. James
Crelin III. Private burial,Lincoln Memorial Park. No visitation. Cremation.
Memorials to Clarke Jeary Retirement Center, 1313 Eldon Drive, Lincoln 68510 |
| Picture from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Headstone picture by Gary L. Portsche |
| Obituary
information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Idalee
A. Johnson Kaiser |
| Born December 20, 1937, died September 5, 1998 |
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Idalee Kaiser, age 60, of Winner, South
Dakota, died on Saturday, September 5, 1998, at Sioux Valley Hospital in Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, from complications of leukemia Idalee was born on December 20, 1937, at
Winner, South Dakota, the daughter of Axel and Alice (Nelson) Johnson.
She attended schools in Colome, South Dakota, and graduated from
Northeast High School in Lincoln, Nebraska in 1955. She was united in marriage to Arthur
“Bud” Kaiser on October 29, 1960 at Gregory, South Dakota.
She worked in the banking, real estate and insurance business most of her
life. She was a member of the
United Methodist Church in Winner, the United Methodist Women, the Winner VFW
Auxiliary and the Colome Legion Auxiliary.
She was an avid reader and enjoyed crosswords. She is survived by her husband, Arthur
“Bud” of Winner, SD; two daughters, Nancy Kewley and Lisa Kaiser, both of
Sioux Falls, SD; one son, Kevin Kaiser of Wichita, KS; three grandchildren, Anne
Feleciano, Shawn Kaiser and Sarah Kaiser, all of Wichita, KS; one sister, Anna
Kavan of Omaha, NE; four brothers, Harold Johnson of Moses Lake, WA, Raymond
Johnson of Michigan, Walter Johnson of Gregory, SD, and Richard Johnson of
Evansville, Indiana. She was
preceded in death by her parents. Funeral services for Idalee were held on Tuesday, September 8, 1998, at the United Methodist Church in Winner, SD. Interment was in the Winner Cemetery. |
| Picture from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Headstone picture courtesy Liz Farley, Winner, SD |
| Obituary information from The Winner Advocate, Winner, South Dakota |
| Jacob
Harvey Keim |
| Born,
August 10, 1937 died July 18, 1954 |
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Services for Jacob Harvey Keim, 16, 3072
U, who died Sunday at a local hospital, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Grace
Methodist Church, the Rev. Harold Sandell officiating. Deputy county Attorney Elmer Scheele
said doctors were puzzled over the cause of the boy’s death.
Scheele said he was found very ill, on the street Friday afternoon and
taken to the hospital, where he never regained consciousness. A member of Grace Methodist Church, he
had been president of the junior class and a member of Masque and Gavel at
Northeast High School. He was
president of the State Association of Student Councils and recently attended a
national student council meeting at St. Paul, Minn.
He had planned and directed special activities in high school and was
interested in dramatics, speech and photography. Surviving are his parents, Mr. And Mrs.
Jacob A. Keim; sisters, Mrs. Barbara Stewart and Phyllis Keim, both of Lincoln,
and his grandmothers, Mrs. Myrtle Fink of San Jose, Calif., and Mrs. Mary Keim
of Tecumseh. Burial will be in Lincoln Memorial Park. |
| Picture
from 1954 Northeast Yearbook |
| Headstone picture by Gary L. Portsche |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Helen E.
Culin Krause |
| Born
August 13, 1909, died November 4, 2002 |
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Helen
E. Krause, 93, Lincoln, died Monday November 4, 2002. Born, Ong (8/13/09) to Nels P.
and Anna Olive (Danielson) Culin. Taught 1930-1975. Member, First Christian
Church; NU Alumni Association; Kappa Phi sorority; Alpha Delta Kappa; Lincoln
Area Retired Teachers Association, Nebraska State Education Association,
retired; National Education Association, retired; Lincoln Education Association,
Pi Lambda Theta. Life member, NEA. Listed in Who's Who of American Women.
Survivors: nieces and nephews. Services:
1 p.m. Friday, Roper & Sons Chapel, 4300 O St. The Rev. Dr. Dennis Patience.
Burial: 4 p.m. Friday, Shickley Cemetery, Shickley. Visitation: 2 p.m. Thursday
until services Friday, funeral home. Memorials to Helen Krause scholarship fund
c/o Nebraska State Education Association or to the family. |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Franklin Byrd
Kyker |
| Born July 8, 1895, died May 12, 1984 |
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Franklin B. Kyker, age 88, died May 12,
1984. Survived by wife Jeannette,
Omaha; daughter, Mrs. George (Sharon) Krauss, Omaha, NE; 4 grandchildren; 3
great-grandchildren. Mr. Kyker taught in Lincoln, NE public
schools for 35 years and also farmed in the Fairbury area, was a member of the
Lincoln Masonic Lodge. Services Monday, 1p.m. at Lincoln
Memorial Funeral Home, Lincoln, NE. Burial
in Lincoln Memorial Park. Memorials to Crowell Home, Blair, NE. |
| Picture from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Headstone picture by Gary L. Portsche |
| Obituary information from The Omaha World-Herald, Omaha, NE |
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Research Notes on Franklin Byrd Kyker: His registration card for the World War One draft, dated |
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July 5, 1917 at Rose Creek, Nebraska shows he was born at Telford, Tennessee, he was single and |
| was a self employed farmer, residing at Reynolds Nebraska. |
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| Pearl
E. Diller Lowell |
| Born
October 25, 1904, died October 19, 2000 |
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Pearl
E. Lowell, 95, Lincoln, died October 19, 2000. Born, Diller October 25, 1904 to Horace and
Arie (Dunn) Diller. School teacher, Rokeby and L.P.S. Survivors:
son, daughter-in-law, James and Suzanne Lowell, Morrison, Colo.; grandchildren,
Jennifer, Carey, Elizabeth, Alexandraj; five great-grandchildren. Preceded in
death by husband, James R.; parents; sister, Gertrude Bradly; brother, William
Diller. Memorial Service: 9:30 a.m. today, Roper and Sons Mortuary, 4300 O St. The Rev. Kati Skadberg. No visitation. Memorials to Harvest of Books, 4920 Normal Blvd. (68506). |
| Picture from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
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Obituary
information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Charleen Morgan Maki |
| Born July 8, 1936, died December 31, 2000 |
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Charleen Maki, age 64, Dec. 31, 2000, Ambassador, Omaha. Survived by son, Dean Maki, Lincoln; brothers, David Rodger Morgan, Omaha, Robert Morgan, Lincoln; sisters, Diane Benne, Scribner, Heather Kozisek, Omaha; special children, Eric and Sarah; nieces and nephews. MEMORIAL SERVICE Wed. 11 am at Bellevue Christian Church, 25th and Jackson, Rev. Stephanie Tucker officiating. Family will receive friends Tues. 6 - 8 pm at Bellevue Christian Church, 25th and Jackson, for a time of remembrance. Memorials to American Cancer Society. |
| Picture from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information from The Omaha World-Herald, Omaha, NE |
| E. Lawrence
Mason |
| Born
December 20, 1913, died August 3, 1994 |
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E. Lawrence “Larry,” 80, Lincoln,
died Wednesday August 3, 1994. Retired
schoolteacher, Lincoln Northeast High School. Survivors: wife, Leona; daughters, Norma
Jean Riley, Omaha, Mary Lou Zarris, Lincoln; three grandchildren; nieces;
nephews. Services 10 a.m. Friday, Butherus-Maser & Love Funeral Home. Memorials to Youth Activities Corporation, Optimist Club of Lincoln or family. |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Kathryn D. Calder McKee |
| Born May 8, 1937, died December 27, 2002 |
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Kathryn D. McKee died Friday, December 27, 2002 in Darwin, Minnesota. Mrs. McKee was born May 8, 1937, in Coffeyville, Kansas, the daughter of Arnold and Catherine Calder. She grew up in Lincoln, Nebraska and was an active member of the Clay Center, Kansas community for twenty five years, where she was a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Survivors include her husband, Jack McKee, of Watkins, Minnesota; a daughter, Dr. Julie McKee and her husband, Dr. Chris McQuitty of Galveston, Texas; a son Jud McKee and his wife, Kristi of Minneapolis; a sister, Nancy Souliere and husband, Ronnie of Lincoln, Nebraska; a brother, Mike Calder and wife Carolyn, of Houma, Louisiana; father in law, John McKee of Clay Center, Kansas; three grandchildren, Rachel, Bobby and Johnny McQuitty of Galveston, Texas and numerous in laws, nieces, nephews and friends who loved her dearly. A memorial Eucharist will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Monday, December 30, 2002 at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Clay Center, Kansas with the Reverend Susan Sawyer officiating. |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information from the MiIler-Carlin Funeral Home, St. Cloud, Minnesota |
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| Robin Stewart
Mickle |
| Born
August 30, 1895, died September 20, 1957 |
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Funeral services for Robin S. Mickle,
62, Lincoln Northeast High School principal since 1945, will be held 3 p.m.
Monday at First Methodist Church. Mr. Mickle, who lived at 1300 E, died Friday. Dr. Carl Davidson will officiate at the funeral services and
burial will be in Wyuka Cemetery, Lincoln. A member of the Lincoln city schools
system for 31 years, Mr. Mickle came to Lincoln in 1925, serving as principal of
University High and later Jackson High School until 1940.
In that year, he became a counselor in the new Northeast High School.
He was named principal of Northeast in 1945, succeeding Ed Loder. Before coming to Lincoln, Mr. Mickle
taught from 1919-1920 at the Crete High School and from 1921-1926 in the
Fairbury High School. Born at
Comstock, Mr. Mickle attended the Crete High School and graduated from Doane
College in 1919. In 1932 he
received his M.A. from the University of Nebraska.
He had lived all his life in this state and 40 years in Lincoln. A World War One veteran, he was a member of the First
Methodist Church, The Masons, Scottish Rite, Shrine, Bethany Lions Club and was
a past president of Northeast YMCA. He
was a member of the National Education Association; the Nebraska State education
Association and the Lincoln Teachers Association. Surviving are his wife, Loretta; who is
principal of Pershing Elementary School; sons, James of Stillwater, Okla., and
Ralph of Rapid City, S. D.; brothers, Guy of Nebraska City and Ted of Chicago;
sister, Mrs. Betty Herman of Washington, D. C.; and two grandchildren. |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Headstone picture by Gary L. Portsche |
| Obituary
information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Research Notes on Robin Stewart Mickle: His registration card for the World War One draft, undated, |
| Fort Snelling, Minnesota shows he was born at Comstock, Nebraska. He was single and his |
| occupation was shown as Student, ROTC, at Fort Snelling, Minnesota. |
| Janet F. Lindquist Mulvaney |
| Born January 11, 1938, died
June 2, 1996 |
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Janet Mulvaney, 58, Westminster, Colo.,
died Sunday, June 2, 1996. Born,
Lincoln. Graduate, Lincoln General
School of Nursing. Survivors: husband, Ken; daughters,
Joann Greff, Golden, Colo., Cathy Thoutt, Arvada, Colo.; mother, Ellen
Lindquist, Lincoln; two grandsons. Services: 10 a.m. June 6, 1996,
Advent Lutheran Church, Westminster. Crown
Hill Mortuary and Cemetery, Westminster. |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
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| Thomas C. Munson |
| Born January 12, 1938, died September 4, 2006 |
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| Patricia Mae Sherman Naland |
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Born
September 16, 1937, died May 16, 2004 |
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Patricia
"Pat" Naland, 66, Menomonie, Wis., formerly Lincoln, died Sunday May
16, 2004. Born, Lincoln. Employed, Lutheran Social Services. Survivors:
husband, Paul; brother, Richard Sherman, Hawaii; sons, Robert, Fargo, N.D.,
Randy, Eveleth, Minn.; daughters, Kris Geer, Brownton, Minn., Kathy,
Minneapolis, Karen Freeman, Spirit Lake, Iowa; seven grandchildren. Graveside services: 10 a.m. Thursday, Wyuka Cemetery, 3600 O St. Memorial service: 10 a.m. Tuesday, Our Saviors Lutheran Church, Menomonie. Memorials: Forever Families Endowment, Lutheran Social Services, 3136 Craig Road, Eau Claire, WI 54701. |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Donna Sue
Hockensmith Null |
| Born
March 19, 1937, died June 9, 1977 |
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Donna S. Null, 40, Santa Ana, Calif.,
died June 9, 1977. Graduate of
Nebraska Wesleyan. Survivors: husband, Donald D.; daughter,
Angela, home; parents Mr. And Mrs. Jay Hockensmith, Lincoln; sisters Iola
Nelson, Washington; Helena Becker, Columbus. Services were June 13th in Santa Ana. Burial was in Fairhaven Cemetery, Santa Ana. |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Darlene
D. Bailey Nystrom |
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Born
October 20, 1937, died December 27, 2001 |
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Darlene D.
(Bailey) Nystrom, 64, Lincoln, died Thursday December 27, 2001. Born, Lincoln
October 20, 1937 to Clyde Leroy and Lillian (Kyle) Bailey. Retired nurse’s aide,
Saint Elizabeth’s Hospital. Graduated, Lincoln Northeast High School. Married,
2/24/57; lived part of their married life in Fort Wayne, Ind. Member, Our
Saviour’s Lutheran Church. Survivors:
sister, Norma McQuown, Lincoln; brothers, sisters-in-law, Marvin and Mardelle
Bailey, Darrell and Clarice Bailey, all Lincoln; sisters-in-law, Elaine Bailey,
Dorothy Rothfus and spouse, Norfolk, Va.; brothers-in-law, Rueben, Bernard and
Eric Nystrom and spouses; nieces; nephews. Preceded in death by husband, Paul;
parents; brothers, Don and Clyde; stepfather, Leonard Applebee. Memorial
service: 11 a.m. Monday, Roper and Sons Mortuary, 4300 O St. Pastor Lowell
Hennigs. Private family committal. Visitation: 3 p.m. today until services,
mortuary. Cremation will follow visitation and funeral service. Memorials to
American Diabetes Association, 7101 Newport Ave., Omaha 68152 |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
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Spencer
S. Pavey, Sr. |
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Born March 20,
1937, died January 7, 2001 |
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Spencer S. Pavey, Sr., 63, Lincoln, died Sunday January 7,
2001.
Born, Lincoln March 20, 1937. Truck driver, mechanic. Survivors: wife, Patricia; sons, daughters-in-law, Spencer
Jr. and Kris, Cheney, Gregory and Deb, Bennet, Randy, Lincoln; daughters,
sons-in-law, Renee A. Hagaman, Amy and Jim Johnston, Jessica and Carl Ashby, all
Lincoln; mother, Selma Pavey, Lincoln; grandchildren, Spencer III, Kendra,
Rachele, Louis, Janice, Jonathan, Caleb, Melinda and Derek; brother,
sister-in-law, Darrell Sr. and Charlotte, Waverly; sister-in-law, spouse,
Marlene and Jerry Sipp, Lincoln; stepsisters, Wilma Dutton, Phoenix, Donna Ruth
Carman, Margaret Velverde, Frances Real, all Lincoln, Janice Hadley, Tempe,
Ariz.; nieces; nephews. Preceded in death by father. Memorial Service: 1 p.m. Friday, Metcalf Funeral Home, 245
N. 27th St. Bennet Cemetery. Viewing: 1-6 p.m. Thursday, funeral home. Cremation
following visitation. No viewing day of service. Memorials in care of
grandchildren |
| Picture from 1955
Northeast Yearbook |
| Headstone picture by Gary L. Portsche |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Gary Lee Portsche |
| Born February 21, 1938, died July 21, 2009 |
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Gary
Lee Portsche, 71, of |
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Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information courtesy of Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Kansas |
| Elizabeth Betty Barker Reeder |
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Born December 26,
1913, died April 19, 1993 |
| Elizabeth B. (“Betty”) Reeder, 79, of Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia died
Monday, April 19, 1993. She was born December 26, 1913 in Lincoln, Nebraska, the
daughter of Lillian May and Earl Casswell Barker. She retired from the Lincoln Public School system after
35 years of teaching forensics, drama, and math. She was a member of the Order
of Eastern Star Columbia Chapter, Lincoln, Nebraska and the Smith Mountain Lake
Bridge Club. She is survived by her husband, Stanley W. Reeder; her daughters,
Dr. Enid L. Burrows, Professor of Mathematics, Plymouth State College, Plymouth,
N.H., and Dr. Jody D. Brown, Professor of English and Chair of the Fine Arts and
Religion Division, Ferrum College, Ferrum, Va; her son-in-law, Dr. Joseph G.
Brown, Professor of Mathematics and Chair of the Mathematics and Physical
Science Division, Ferrum College, Ferrum, Va; her grandchildren Mr. J. S. Brown
and his wife, Amy, Jennifer J. Brown, Robin N. Burrows, and Lannette Elizabeth
Burrows; her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Barker; her
father-in-law, Mr. Harry H. Reeder; and former students and friends. She made
her final contribution to teaching by designating her body for medical research.
A memorial occasion will be scheduled later. The family suggests that memorial
tributes be sent either to the Reeder-Mueller Scholarship, Lincoln Public
Schools, 5901 O Street, Box82889, Lincoln, Nebraska 68501 or to the Smith
Mountain Lake Lions Club Scholarship Trust, Inc. 121 Windward Drive, Moneta, Va.
24121. Arrangements by Flora Funeral Service, 342 S. Main St., Rocky Mount. |
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Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information courtesy her daughter, Dr. Jody D. Brown |
| Francis
“Max” Rezek |
| Born
March 1, 1909, died December 5, 1993 |
|
Francis “Max” Rezek, 84, Lincoln,
died Sunday December 5, 1993. Retired
principal, Northeast Junior High and Culler Junior High.
Past exalted ruler, BPOE Lincoln elks Lodge 80. Survivors: wife, Twila M.; daughters,
Raeona Green, Lincoln, Sherall Donovan, Tucson, Ariz.; Four grandchildren; one
great-granddaughter. Private family memorial service. Cremation. Lincoln Memorial Park. |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Theodore L. Ritchey |
| Born July 28, 1936, died May 23, 2005 |
|
Ted L. Ritchey, age 68, died May 23, 2005, Bellevue. Survived by wife, Joyce; daughters, Robin and husband Sid Tyra, Dickinson, TX, Tracy and husband Jim Cook, Bridgeton, MO, Kelly and husband John Carver, Deluth, GA, Teddi and husband Brian Trentman, Sherman, TX; brother, Don and wife Marilyn Ritchey, Lincoln, NE; 10 grandchildren; 2 nephews, 1 niece. Former Bellevue Volunteer Fireman. First City Fire Inspector. Member F.O.E. 3912.
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Class picture from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information and picture from the Omaha World Herald, Omaha, Nebraska |
| Donald H. Ross |
|
Born January 26,
1937, died August 14, 2003 |
|
Donald H. Ross, 66, Firth, formerly Lincoln, died Thursday
August 14, 2003. Born, Lincoln
January 26, 1937 to Henry G. and Florence I. (Erskine) Ross. Survivors: daughters, sons-in-law, Vicki and Darwin Garton,
Sherri and Bill Berg, all Lincoln, Penny and Jerry Tangney, Overland Park, Kan.,
Patty and Ken Essink Jr., Grand Island; grandchildren, spouse, Robert and Chris
Garton, Randy, Renea Garton, Dawn, Brian Berg, Jennifer, Jeffrey Tangney, Cody,
Ryan Essink; sister-in-law, brother-in-law, Joyce and Ed Ross, Lincoln; niece,
Cindy Tyrrel; great-niece, Elizabeth Tyrrel; aunt, Norman Bone, St. Louis.
Preceded in death by parents; wife, Donna; brother, Norman; infant twin
brothers and infant sister. Services: 11 a.m. Monday, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home,
6800 S. 14th St., Pastor Robert Stenson. Lincoln Memorial Park. Visitation
and family greeting: 6-9 p.m. Sunday, 9 a.m. until service Monday.
Pallbearers: Dan, Jerry Ross, Randy, Dana Houser, Jim, Randy Nissen.
Honorary pallbearers: Clarence Jansson and grandchildren.
Memorials: Lakeview Rest Home, Firth. |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Barbara Weishel Saylor |
| Died, June 3, 2005 |
|
Barbara (Weishel) Saylor, beloved Wife, Mother and
Grandmother, 75, Mendota Heights, Minn., formerly Lincoln, died Friday (6/3/05).
Barbara was a member of the Junior League and Thursday League of St. Paul, she
taught English and journalism at both Washington and Como Park High Schools in
St. Paul. She is survived by her beloved husband of 52 years, John; daughters, Susan Roth and Carrie (Tom) Cole; grandchildren, Jordan and Adrienne Ziebarth, Kevin, Rebecca, and Andrew Cole; sisters-in-law, Sandra (Jim) McLean and Sherrill (Steve) Lahr. Also survived by many other loving nieces, nephews, relatives, and friends. Services: 3 p.m. Thursday at the Church of St. John the Evangelist Episcopal, 60 Kent St., St. Paul, Minn. Private interment, Roselawn Cemetery. Visitation 4-7 p.m. today, O'Halloran & Murphy Funeral Home, 575 S. Snelling Ave., St. Paul. 651-698-0796. Memorials preferred to donors choice. |
|
Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Elizabeth V. Shaver |
| Born, September 1, 1901, died November 8, 1988 |
| Elizabeth V. Shaver, 87, 1035 SE 3rd, Newton, KS, a
retired 38 year Nebraska public school teacher, died Tuesday, November 8,
1988 at Newton Medical Center. Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Draper-Cannon Funeral Home Chapel, with the Rev. Rollin Hole officiating. Burial will be in West Jewell Cemetery, Jewell, KS. She was born September 1, 1901, the daughter of Millard and Anna (Billman) Shaver. She was a member of First Christian Church and moved to Newton from Randall on Nov. 12, 1973. She was preceded in death by two brothers and one sister. Friends may call at the Funeral Home. Memorials are suggested to Kansas Christian Home and gifts may be left with the funeral home. |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary courtesy Newton Public Library, Newton, Kansas |
| Vietta M. Card Short |
| Born, May 3, 1920, died September 26, 2006 |
| Vietta
M. (Card) Short, 86, Lincoln, widow of
Jerome, died Tuesday (9/26/06). Born,
Danbury (5/3/20) to Charlie and Vietta M.
(Tennyson) Card. Member: Blessed Sacrament
Catholic Church. Taught school at Lincoln
Northeast for 34 years. (1951-1985)
Health, P.E. and Synchronized swimming (Penquins). Survivors: sister, Betty Ann (Card) Stewart, Greenwood; brother-in-law, Fred Gillig, Austin, Texas; nieces; nephews; special family. Funeral mass: 1 p.m. Monday, Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, 1720 Lake St., interment Greenwood Cemetery. Memorials: St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Greenwood, 68366 |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| A short video clip of Mrs. Short at our 50th reunion can be seen by clicking here |
| Karen Mohlman Sittner |
|
Died, August 24,
1993 |
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Karen Sittner, 55, 3700 Cornhusker, died Tuesday, August
24, 1993. Homemaker.
Born Columbus. Survivors: husband, Donald; sons, Mickey, Lance, both
Lincoln; daughters, Kim Lange, Dallas, Leslie Miller, Crete; mother, Ann Mohlman,
Lincoln; brothers, Ross Hohlman, Texas, Dale Mohlman, Little Rock, Ark.; sister,
Lois Sheehan, Lincoln; eight grandchildren.
Cremation. |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Velma V.
James Snook |
| Born
January 5, 1911, died January 21, 2003 |
|
Velma V. Snook, 92, Lincoln, died
Tuesday January 21, 2003 at Waverly. Born, North Platte January 5, 1911 to Elmer E. and Amy B.
(Kunze) James. Retired vocal music teacher at Northeast High School, 39 years.
Attended Boston Conservatory of Music. Earned bachelor of fine arts degree
(music) in 1934, master of music degree in 1954, both from the University of
Nebraska. Former Bryan Hospital Auxiliary volunteer. Member: First Presbyterian
Church; Lincoln and Nebraska Retired Teachers Association; Chancellor's Club;
University of Nebraska Foundation; lifetime member, Nebraska Alumni Association;
UNL Ameritas Association; Teachers College Alumni; LARTA-Nebraska Retired
Teacher's Association; Mu Phi Epsilon; Chapter EE of PEO. Survivors:sister, Hazel Jaehnke, Mount Prospect, Ill.; brothers, sisters-in-law, Jim and Gwen James, Albuquerque, N.M., Bill and Phyllis James, Bellevue; nieces, nephews, Dick James, Elkhorn, John James, Pam Oholendt, Jani Kaipust, all of Bellevue; other nieces and nephews; great-nieces and great-nephews. Preceded in death by parents, Elmer and Amy James; husband, C. Dale Snook; brothers, Bob and Harold James. Services: 10:30 a.m. Monday, First Presbyterian Church, 840 S. 17th St. Pastor Stephanie Boardman. Lincoln Memorial Park, 6700 S. 14th St. Visitation:begins noon today, and ends 9 p.m. Sunday, Roper & Sons Funeral Home, 4300 O St.; one hour prior to services, church. Memorials to the Velma Snook Memorial Music Scholarship, in care of Lincoln Public Schools Foundation, Lincoln. |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Headstone
picture by Gary L. Portsche |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Harland V. Taylor |
| Born April 18, 1905, died September 7, 1991 |
|
Harland V. Taylor, 86, a former Lincoln
Northeast School Principal died Saturday, September 7, 1991.
Taylor, 6800 A St., retired in 1970 after 21 years in the Lincoln school
system, 18 of them as principal at Northeast. Before being named assistant principal
at Northeast in 1953, Taylor was principal at Hastings High School.
He also held administrative positions at Broken Bow, York, Clearwater and
Elmwood. He taught at Dewitt. Taylor was born in Shubert and received
his bachelor’s degree from Peru State Teachers College and his master’s
degree in secondary education from the University of Nebraska.
He was a member of local, state and national teachers associations;
Nebraska School Masters Club; Lincoln Chamber of Commerce; and the Northeast
Lincoln YMCA board. He was a member
of the Capitol City Christian Church, where he was a former Bible schoolteacher
and elder and participant in the music program. Survivors include his wife, Verna M.;
son, Gaylen Taylor of Bellevue; Granddaughters, Elizabeth Ann Sheets of Lincoln,
Jennifer Jay Voegtli of Bellevue; and four great grandchildren. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at
Capitol City Christian Church, 7800 Holdrege St. |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Lawrence J.
Tepley |
| Born
September 9, 1905, died December 17, 1988 |
|
Lawrence J. Tepley, 83, 2800 South St.,
died Saturday, December 17, 1988. Retired
teacher, Lincoln public schools, 43 years. Member, Grace Lutheran Church,
Northeast AARP, Golden Huskers Southeast Camping Club.
Past president, Lincoln Teachers Association, Havelock Lions Club. Survivors: wife, Gertrude; sons,
daughters in law, Mar, Nancy, Milwaukee, Larry, Frances, Omaha; brother, Eugene,
Salem Ore.; sister Kalixta Jindra, Clarkson; six grandchildren. Services: 11 a.m. Monday, Grace Lutheran Church, 22nd and Washington Sts. The Rev. Thomas Hallstrom. Committal service: 2.45 p.m. Monday, Fremont Memorial Park Cemetery. |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Merlin H. Walters |
| Born September 22, 1905, died May 27, 2005 |
| Merlin H. Walters, 99, Lincoln, died Friday
(5/27/05). He was born to Harry Robb and Rose Anna Jordan Walters in rural Ute,
Iowa, on Sept. 22, 1905. He graduated from Ute High School (1924), and the
University of Nebraska in Lincoln with a bachelor of science (1931) and master
in science (1939) in education and school administration. He taught at
Scottsbluff High School and served as superintendent of Sunflower Consolidated
School and Garland Public School. In 1939, he moved to Lincoln, where he taught
math and science at Havelock High School. In 1942, he was transferred to Belmont
as principal, and he later served as principal of Havelock elementary and junior
high schools, Norwood Park, Meadow Lane, Dawes and Clinton elementary schools.
He was a lifetime member of Nebraska Parent Teachers Association, a member of
the Lincoln Education Association, the Nebraska State Education Association,
National Education Association, Phi Delta Kappa and Havelock Lions Club. He
worked through the Nebraska Legislature to establish a 12-month pay schedule for
teachers and helped with legislation establishing the State Teachers' Retirement
Program. After retirement, he was a member of the Silver Haired Legislature, an
honorary member of the Lincoln Area Retired Teachers Association (which
presented him the Golden Apple Award) and a lifetime member of the Nebraska
Association of Retired School Personnel. He was made an admiral of the Nebraska
Navy on the occasion of his 90th birthday. Merlin became a member of First Christian Church when he moved to Lincoln in 1926, and since 1939 had been a member of Havelock Christian Church, where he served for many years as Sunday school superintendent, Sunday school teacher and elder. For the last 10 years, he had been a member and daily participant of Calvert Senior Center. Merlin married Elizabeth Bell in 1933. They celebrated 60 years of marriage before her death in 1993. Survivors include daughters, sons-in-law, Mary and Lee Reed, Jean and John Dale; grandchildren, spouses, Susan and Richard Gifford, Scottsbluff, Marika and Timonthy Crosby, recently of Rangoon, Burma, Carol Reed-Klein and Robert Klein, Sterling, Mark Dale Thompson, Lawrence, Kan., Sarah Dale-Piersol and Pete Piersol, Lincoln; great-grandchildren, Joyce, Lucinda and Jonathan Gifford, Aiva, Nathyn, Esther and Sarah Crosby, Pierce and Chase Thompson, Ellie Piersol. Other survivors include brother, Harold Walters, Santa Rosa, Calif., sisters-in-law, brother-in-law: Elsie and Jim Bishop, Lettie Nilsson, all of Lincoln, Alice Bell, Lakewood, N.J., 11 nephews; 14 nieces; two nephews-in-law; one niece-in-law; their spouses and children, and many other relatives and friends. Merlin was preceded in death by his parents Harry and Rose Anna; wife, Elizabeth; half-sister, Mary Walters; brothers, sisters-in-law, Wilbert and Margaret, Clayton and Merle, Lester and Pearl Walters; sisters, brothers-in-law, Lucile and Marion Delanty, Hazel and Gordon Cory; sister-in-law, Dorothy Walters; brothers-in-law, Warren Nilsson, Harry Bell; sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, Catherine and John Stroh, Nellie and Harold Holmberg, Pat and Perry Smith; nephews and four nieces. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Bethany Christian Church, 1645 N. Cotner, interment, Lincoln Memorial Park. Visitation: 4 p.m. today until 9 p.m. Monday, with family greeting friends 6-8 p.m. today, Roper and Sons Mortuary, 4300 O St. Memorials may be sent to or designated for The Havelock Christian Church Scholarship Fund, (6520 Colfax, Lincoln, NE 68507) or Lincoln Municipal Band (216 N. 11th St., Suite 202, Lincoln, NE 68508-1401). |
| Picture from 1950-1951 Havelock Zephyr |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Eibe Burchardt Wear |
|
March 8, 1937, died June 6, 1987 |
|
Eibe Wear of Gainesville, Florida, died Saturday, June 6,
1987 at her home. She was 50. Mrs. Wear was born in British Cameroon Africa and lived in
Lincoln, Neb., before moving here 20 years ago. She was a housewife and substitute teacher. Survivors include her husband, Richard Wear of Gainesville;
her children, Christopher A. Wear of Orlando and Nicholas Wear and Mara A. Wear,
both of Gainesville; her parents, Hans Burchardt, Sr. and Gerda E. Molle
Burchardt of Lincoln, Neb.; a brother, Hans Burchardt, Jr., Scranton, Pa.; and
two sisters, Kera Guitter, Lincoln, Nebr., and Gabriele Burchardt, Petersburg,
Neb. There will be no funeral service for Mrs. Wear.
The family requests that expressions of sympathy may be in the form of
donations to the A. Dedler Graeffe Scholarship fund at the University of
Florida. |
|
Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information from the Gainesville Sun, Gainesville, Florida |
| Jerry C. Wisbey |
| Born August 18, 1936, died April 29, 2001 |
|
Jerry C. Wisbey, 64, Lincoln, died Sunday, April 29, 2001.
Born, Lincoln August 18, 1936 to Charles and Gertrude Mills Wisbey.
Manager, printing department, Ameritas.
Avid coin and car collector. Survivors: wife, Dena; son, Douglas, Lincoln; daughters,
fiancé, Kristi Borchers and Matt Holdt, Lori Ellison, all Lincoln; grandsons,
Tyler Borchers, Justin and Kyle Ellison; brother, sister in law, Bill and Joyce,
Mesa, Ariz.; sister, brother in law, Jolene and Don Cole, Texas; nieces;
nephews; cousins. Preceded in death
by parents. Services: 11 a.m. Friday, Roper and Sons Mortuary,
interment, Wyuka Cemetery. |
| Headstone picture by Gary L. Portsche |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Janet K.
Morey Wurm |
| Born
July 17, 1937, died June 29, 1998 |
|
Janet K. Wurm, 60, died Monday, August 29, 1998. Born, Lincoln. Employed 33 years at State Farm Insurance Cos. Member, Christ United Methodist Church and its Women’s Circle, Yesterday’s Memories, Victorian Treasures, Star City Doll Society. Survivors: husband, Kenneth; son,
daughter in law, Daniel and Sue Wurm, Lincoln; sister, Barbara Wiseblood, Santa
Maria, Calif.; grandson, Samuel Wurm, Lincoln; nieces and neph Services: 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Christ
United Methodist Church, 4530 A St. The
Rev. Jay Vetter. Interment, Lincoln
Memorial Park |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Paul
Deremer Young |
| Born
June 25, 1937, died June 27, 1999 |
|
Paul
Deremer Young, 62, Lincoln, died Sunday June 27, 1999.
Stage manager, Pershing Auditorium. Member, Business Manager Stage Hands and
Movie Operators Union Local 151, Lancaster Masonic Lodge 54 A.F. & A.M.,
Order of Eastern Star, Sesostris Temple of the Shrine, Ritualistic Divan. Survivors: sister, brother-in-law,
Cloydett and Kenneth Stickney, Lincoln; nephews, spouse, Bill and Terre
Stickney, Eagle, Bob Stickney, Waverly, Tom Stickney, Lincoln; great-nieces;
great-nephews. Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Pershing Auditorium, 226 Centennial Mall South. Fairview Cemetery. Visitation: beginning noon Tuesday until noon Wednesday, Roper & Sons Funeral Home, 4300 O St. Memorials to Capital Humane Society, 2320 Park Blvd. |
| Picture
from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Headstone picture by Gary L. Portsche |
|
Obituary
information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
| Jean M.
Burdick Yznaga |
| Born
May 15, 1937, died August 30, 2001 |
|
Jean M. Yznaga, 64, Waverly, died Thursday August 30, 2001 in Lincoln. Born, Lincoln May 15, 1937 to Leon and Sylvia (Scott) Burdick. Former teachers aid, Huntington Elementary School. Custodian, Waverly Public Schools, 20 years. Member, St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Attended, UNL. Survivors: sons, daughter-in-law,
Michael and Faith, Cleveland, Ohio, Antonio "Tony," Lincoln;
daughters, sons-in-law, Sylvia and Doug Higel, Clatonia, Consuelo
"Connie" Hejl, Spirit Lake, Iowa, Michelle and Bill Cita, Waverly,
Deanna Yznaga, Lincoln; five grandchildren; sisters, brothers-in-law, Vivian and
Arnold Klein, Portland, Ore., Irene and Hank Roth, Hastings, Minn., Gladys and
Jack Lear, Lincoln; special friend, Clara Breed, Lincoln; nieces; nephews;
cousins. Preceded in death by husband, Antonio "Tony" (2/3/00); infant
son, Martin; parents; sister, Lucille Cook. Services: 1 p.m. today, Roper and Sons Mortuary, 4300 O St. The Rev. Fr. Gerel Scholl. Rosehill Cemetery, Waverly. Visitation: until services today, mortuary. Pallbearers: Doug Higel, Zac Yznaga, Bill Cita, Dick Pennington, John Naviaux, Jack Pickel. Memorials to family for future designation. |
| Picture from 1955 Northeast Yearbook |
| Headstone picture by Gary L. Portsche |
| Obituary information from the Lincoln Journal-Star Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska |
Thanks to Marilynn Woodside Shaw, Bob and Kay Furman McMeen, Carole Barnes Montgomery and Bill Buster for their assistance.