7/22/1953 – 4/13/2017
Visitation Thursday (4/20/2017) 6:00PM – 8:00 PM. Funeral Service Friday (4/21/2017) 1:00 PM all at Roeder Mortuary – Ames Chapel. Interment Mount Hope Cemetery – 7602 Military Avenue, Omaha Nebraska.
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9/5/1935 – 4/9/2017
Visitation Thursday (4/20/2017) 5:00PM – 7:00 PM at Roeder Mortuary – Ames Chapel. Funeral Service Friday (4/21/2017) Zion Baptist Church – 2215 Grant Street, Omaha, Nebraska. Interment Mount Hope Cemetery – 7602 Military Avenue, Omaha Nebraska.
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Age 68
11/10/1948 – 4/19/2017
Preceded in Death by Father: Frank Joseph Bonafilia, Mother: Florence Littlefield Bonafilia, Stepmother: Kiyoko Bonafilia & Brother: Frank Joseph Bonafilia II. Survived by Wife of 45 Years: Judy Kratz Bonafilia, Daughter: Kim (John) Loneman, Sons: Mike (Heather) Bonafilia & Kevin (Kayla) Bonafilia 6 Grandchildren: Lindsay & Mason Loneman, Rylee & Reis Bonafilia & Arianna & Kynzleigh Bonafilia. Visitation: Sunday (4/23/2017) 2:00PM – 4:00 PM. Funeral Service Monday (4/24/2017) 11:00 AM all at Roeder Mortuary – 108th Street Chapel, Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. family will direct memorials. Military Honors by: Benson VFW Post # 2503.
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4/17/1951 – 4/17/2017
Preceded in Death by Mother: Lois A. McAdams. Survived by Wife: Marianne McAdams, Father: William E. McAdams. Children: DeAnna (Jason) Adams, Doug E. (Stephanie)McAdams, Dawn McAdams, Danielle (Dominic) Guido, DaNae (Jacob)Sneed, Evelyn (Daniel) Correa, Terrence McKee & Jeffery McKee. Many Grandchildren & Great Grandchildren. Sister’s: Maureen Croushorn, Kathy Maynard & Teri Mulcahy. Numerous other family members & friends.Visitation: Friday (4/21/2017) 5:00 – 7:00 PM. Funeral Service Saturday (4/22/2017) 10:00 AM all at Roeder Mortuary – 108th Street Chapel. Inurnment Omaha National Cemetery.
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3/6/1953 – 4/11/2017
Preceded in Death by: Father Bernard Witulski, Brother: Dennis Witulski. Survived by Mother: Ruth Witulski, Siblings: Steven (Bettiann) Witulski, Cathy (Wayne) Linder, David (Julie) Witulski & Michael (Christina) Witulski, Numerous Nieces, Nephews, Great Nieces, Great Nephews & Loving Caregivers. Visitaion: Monday (4/17/2017) 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM. Funeral Service Monday 10:30 AM all at St. Patrick Catholic Church – 508 Angus Street – Gretna, Ne. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In Lieu of Flowers Memorials to: St. Patrick Knights of Columbus (Tootsie Roll Campaign).
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8/13/1967 – 4/2/2017
Loving Spouse, Father & Grandfather, Passed away on 4/2/2017 after a courageous battle with cancer. Survived by Wife of 24 Years: Paula D. Novak Son: Geoffrey Novak & Daughter -In-Law: Maggie Novak Grandson: Ryder, Parents: James Novak Sr. & Margarite Novak, Siblings: James Novak, Jr. & Jamie (Eugene) Tietz, Many Nephews, Other Relatives & Numerous Friends. Visitation: Thursday (4/6/2017) 4:00 – 8:00 PM at Roeder Mortuary – 108th Street Chapel, Private Interment. In Lieu of Flowers Memorials suggested to: St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
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Age 68
Patricia Lynn (Erickson) Hanselman passed away on April 2, 2017 at the age of 68. She was born in Hawarden, Iowa on February 9, 1949. She married Paul Leo Hanselman on September 17, 1977. She is survived by her mother Florence Erickson, husband Paul Hanselman, daughters Stacey (James) Feak, Bonnie (Trevor) Jones, and Brenda (Josh) Neal, grandchildren Leo Feak, Sadie Feak, and Lane Feak, sisters Gloria Erickson, Jeanette Keogh, Connie Hasemann, Barb Rippe, Elly Nawrocki, Donna Bristol, and Val Kwasniewski, nieces, nephews, relatives, and friends. She is preceded in her death by her father, Garland Erickson, and Niece, Rebekah Paulsen. Visitation: Wednesday (4/5/2017) 5:00 – 7:00 PM at Roeder Mortuary – 108th Street Chapel. Funeral Service (4/6/2017)Thursday 10:00 AM at St. Mark Lutheran Church ,1821 N. 90th Street. Interment Evergreen Memorial Park. Memorials: Pancreatic Cancer Action Network or St. Mark Lutheran Church
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3/24/1925 – 4/1/2017
Preceded in Death by Parents: Mary & Paul Nass Brothers: Laurence & Harold Nass Great Grandchild: Owen Nass. Survived by Wife: Glovenia Nass. Children: Carolyn Nass of Omaha, Ne. Steven E. (Sheryl) Nass of Omaha, Ne. James P. (Becky) Nass of Colorado Springs, Co. Grandchildren: Steven (Suzanne) Nass, Jason (Leigh) Nass, Mary (Jason) Nass, Emily (Jordan) Stover. Great Grandchildren: Lily, Campbell, Drew, Will, Norah & Elliot. Numerous Nieces, Nephews & Other Relatives & Friends. Visitation: Saturday (4/8/2017) 1:00 – 2:00 PM Funeral Service Saturday(4/8/2017) 2:00 PM all at Roeder Mortuary – Gretna Chapel, Interment Omaha National Cemetery. In Lieu of Flowers Memorials to: Alzheimers Association – Nebraska Chapter.
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6/23/1932 – 3/28/2017
of Omaha, NE, peacefully went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, March 28, 2017. He was surrounded by his family, loving wife, Beulah, and their daughters CB Schultz, Nancy Elias, and Marcia Anderson and many loved ones. Kuno was a loving grandfather to five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. He is also survived by his brothers and sister Roy Bauermeister, Fred Bauermeister and Edna Scheneman and many nieces, nephews and cousins. The family will receive friends on Monday, April 3 at 10:00 AM at Roeder Mortuary, 2727 North 108th Street, Omaha, NE 68164, with a service to follow at 11:00 AM. Memorials may be sent to Living Faith Church of the Nazarene.
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5/30/1931 – 3/27/2017
He was a good man. John P. Nepper, born May 30, 1931 in Grand Forks, ND. He passed away in Omaha NE at the age of 85 on March 27, 2017. He is survived by his children: John Nepper Jr. , Nancy Janne (husband Michel), Scott Nepper (wife Martha) and David Nepper (wife Kim). Jack had 9 grandchildren: Jennifer Holmes (husband Matt), Jason Nepper, Nicholas, Stephanie, Natalie and Jeremy Nepper, Tabatha Williamson (husband Adam), Zachary Love and Justin Love. He also enjoyed his 6 Great-Grandchildren: Kaelynn Holmes, Bailyan, Azlynn, Maryn, Korbyn and Remingtyn Williamson. John earned his Eagle Scout through the Boy Scouts. He and Bev attended high school at St. James Academy where he gained many lifelong friends. He completed his Engineering degree at the University of North Dakota, The Fighting Sioux. Although John knew Beverley in high school, he only began dating her during his college years. They married in 1952 and lived in Colorado until he was transferred to Bitburg Germany and Africa for his service in the USAF. He was a First Lieutenant in the First Pilotless Bomber Squadron 1954-1956. Jack and Bev enjoyed Europe immensely. They traveled many places while they were stationed there; loving the last place they went the best, Italy.Upon returning from Germany in 1956, they settled in Cobalt Idaho where they also met lifelong friends. He was putting his mining Engineering degree to work and soon discovered that he didn’t like going down in the mine every day. John Nepper Jr was born in Idaho in 1957. Soon after, they moved to Bountiful Utah (Salt Lake City) and Jack got a job at Sperry Rand, Nancy was born in 1961 and Scott was born in 1964 in Utah. Jack and Bev had great friends in Utah as well, playing a lot of cards and drinking root beer with the Mormons. Surely, we were the only Catholics in the neighborhood. Jack was transferred to Huntsville Alabama in the summer of 1965. Still with Sperry Rand, he was contracted out to NASA where he worked on the Saturn moon launch project. David was born there in 1965. Alabama was a fun time for us all; we had a swimming pool in the backyard where we spent most of our free time. Jack and Bev would attend party after party. There was always a party in Alabama, formals, costume, theme and cocktail parties. Then there was the Friday evening meal: “Try Something New Day”, not a kid favorite. In December of 1968 the Nepper’s then moved to Thief River Falls Minnesota, to work for Arctic Cat Enterprises. The children loved Thief River, we had lots of cousins and the small town was so much fun for a kid. While living in Minnesota, Jack donated a kidney to his older brother James. Jack and Bev decided to transfer down to Omaha NE with an Arctic Cat subsidiary, General Leisure in the summer of 1971. Finally, they stayed put for several decades. After the General Leisure closure, Jack and Bev started Design Plastics in 1972. It was a very difficult business but they made it successful. In Omaha, the grandchildren began to arrive, starting in 1984. All of them were a great source of pride for grandma (Grandpa too!). Summers at the lake with Grandma… Hard to beat! Beverley Nepper died in Omaha in the summer of 2003, at the age of 72. A sad day for all… Jack was always concerned about helping out everyone, which is why he insisted early on offering free tuition and books for college to his employees. He wanted everyone to earn a college degree without owing any money upon graduation. Jack had many charities, many he kept to himself, many he shouted to the world. He was a very kind man, loved by all. Visitation Friday (3/31/2017( 5:00 to 7:00 PM at Roeder Mortuary 108th Street Chapel. Funeral Service Saturday (4/1.2017) 10:00 AM at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church- 114th & Fort Street, Omaha, Ne. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery
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