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Austin Kroeger. 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. Todd Kroeger, SuperiOr was among
the youngsters visiting the toy show held Sunday at Superior High School.
Donations needed
for giving tree
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Deb Ostdiek, chairman of tile coordi-
nating commiuec
Cash dou,, ;
A box for su i
near each of th..: :+ .
donations will be u>cu i ! '
gilts or food as needed. Checks should
be made to the Nuckolls County Giv-
ing Tree Project.
We are hoping to have all of the
gifts on hand by this weekend so we
can deliver the gilts and tbtxl boxes ill
time for Christmas, ' said Ostdiek. The
deadline lr receiving gifts has been
set at Dec 15.
Ostdick said, "I receive the follow-
ing note alter I had met with this young
molher and worked on what she needs
and prepared her giving tree request
form. I appreciated her expression of
gratiltlde lrenlelld,-:iv },+i lho eal
thank you needs to go to our commu-
nity members who graciously respond
to the giving tree. I'm just a coordina-
tor, a go-betw, een. My job is easy and
cV satisfying."
t iu letter said, "You have been so
!_:+ caring, generous and helpful to
my family. I want you to know that all
of your efforts are deeply appreciated
and I want t o thank you for everything
you' ve done for us. You have helped to
restore my faith in the basic goodness
of people. It must be very satisfying for
you to be able to help as many people
as you do.
" I just wanted you to know all of
your work is for a good cause, and that
you are very much appreciated. I don't
know if anyone has ever thanked you
for it or told you how much it means to
them, but I want-to. This has meant the
world to me."
For several years, members of the Superior Volunteer Firefighters Auxiliary
made and installed large red bows and ribbon on doors throughout Superior.
This year the au>7!i+:vv' members have installed nearly 300 bows. Above
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Gerald Hanson tended.
Gerald E. 'Jerry' Hanson, 77, ,lied Attending a memorials service in
Nov. 27 at BelleVue, Nob. Hc was Lincoln Dec. 7 were Bill and Bert
preceded in death h) his wife, Helen; Christensen. Bruce and Cheryl Chris-
and grandson, Cameron. tensen, Dana, April and Tyler. Ruskin
Strvivors include sons, Ron and dud !'at Vile, CouttlauJ
Gai ), Lincoln, Rogc r, Bellevue, Dua le,
Omaha, anddaughter, Mrs.Johnf';wima Clifford Young
(Jeanette) Michigan; Deborah Judy,
Melbourne, Fla.; sisters, Phyllis Clifford Thomas Young, 87, the
Roebler, North Platte; Irene Holtz, son of Mose and Leona (Chesney)
Omaha; 10 grandchildren and eight Young, was born Nov. 5, 1915, on a
great-grandchildren, farm south of Superior. He died Dec. 1
He was a member of the American at the Superior Good Samaritan Cen-
Legion, VFW and Fraternal Order of ter.
Eagles. Clifford was one of 1 I children.
He was a former resident of Dew- Nov. 26, 1936, he m:ut io.l Josephine
eese. He was employed at the Hastings Maruska. This union was blessed with
Naval Ammunition Depot, Sawyer Air four sons.
base in Michigan, Offutt Air Base and He enlisted with the United States
at the Bellevue Toll Bridge. Army on June 13, 1945, at Fort Leav-
Services were held at St. Mary's enxi, orth and was honorably discharged
Catholic Church, Bellevue. Interment on Dec..3, 1945 at Camp Hood, Texas.
was in Bellevue Cemetery. He served as a cook and received the
WWII Victory Medal.
Darrel Johnson He liked to work with his hands,
garden and visit. He worked as a ma-
Darrel L. Johnson, 65, the son of chinist at the Ideal Cement Plant.
Herbert L. and Velma (Dunkle) HewasamemberoftheFirstBap-
Johnson was born Aug. 16, 1937, at tist Church, Masonic Lodge,
Fairfield. He died Thursday at the Mary Oddfellows Lodge, United Cement and
LanningMemorialHospitaI,Hastings. Gypsum Workers Union, Superior
Raised in the Edgar area, he at- Volunteer Fire Department and the
tended school there and graduated with Superior American Legion.
the class of 1955. He joined the United He lived his entire life in Superior.
States Navy in 1955 and was honor- Preceding him in death were his
ably discharged in 1959. On March 22, parents; wife, Josephine, on June 16,
1959, he married Effie Helberg at the 1993, eight siblings, Freda, Reva, Ila,
Church of GOd, Edgar. To this union Clara, MaryandGladys, Leonard"Bill"
five sons were born. Darrel farmed and Louis.
east of Edgar. Survivors include his four sons,
DarrellandEffieenjoyedtraveling, Robert, Superior, Eugene, Harvard.
camping and fishing. Gary, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Roger,
He is preceded in death by his par- Kokomo, Ind.; 11 grandchildren; 11
ents, and a brother, Dean. great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs.
Survivors include his wife, Effie, Blanc Lemmons (Wilma), Midland,
Edgar; sons, Curtis, Kevin and Mathew Texas, and one brother, Clarence (Bud)
all of Edgar; Rick, Clay Center; and Young, Colorado Springs.
Darrel, Grand Island; brother, Rollan Services were held Thursday from
Johnson, Sutton;19 grandchildrcn and the Megrue-Price Funeral Home
three great-grandchildren. Chapel, Superior, with Pastor Leslie
Services were held Monday at the Warner officiating.
WilliamsFuneralHomeChapel, Edgar. Interment was in the Evergreen
Pastor David King, officiated. Burial Cemetery with full military rites.
was in the Edgar Cemetery.
Steven Warren
Steven Warren, 23, Lincoln, died Accident
Nov. 17 after a six-month battle with.
cancer. He was born March 6, 1979.
He received a bachelor's degree in Cheryl Gunn, Superior, was driv-
business with emphasis in finance and ing a 2002 car when a deer ran into it's
accounting from Union College, Lin- left fender one half mile north of
coin, May ! 2. Two weeks later, he was Nelson, Dec. !. The deer ran off, but
diagnosed with cancer. Steven pos- the vehicle sustained damage to the
sessed a passion for music, playing left front fender and hood.
saxophone in a Christian band called
"SecondMile"basedonMatthew5;41. It is not easy to find happiness in
Survivors include his parents, Mark ourselves, and it is impossible to find it
and Linda Warren, Colorado Springs, elsewhere.
Colo; a sister, Rochelle; grandparents
Davenpolq-and the.Mate Ettgene + W" Ioltor
Schaeffer 'a= Ruskii,[ High School
graduate in 19Z14) and a large extended
family.
Memorial services were held in
Colorado Springs, NOV. 23; Kenneth Superior Publishing Co.
and Helen Buckles, Davenport at- 402-879-3292
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