Brian

7/31/1944 – 10/22/2016

Rodney was born in Fullerton, Ne. He attended several different schools during his school years. He graduated from Herman High and always had a special place in his heart for the class of “62”

He worked for Braniff Airlines for many years and then went to work for Dultmeier Sales in Omaha, where he eventually retired. He worked in shipping. No one could wrap and label a package faster or neater than he could.

He was an avid fisherman for most of his life. He was a real expert with rods, reels, and lures. This was something he really enjoyed, but mostly it was catch and release. One of his favorite things was going on Minnesota fishing trips with his son Brad and his father in law Roger.

After he retired he was a good friend to the Nebraska Humane Society. He helped out there when he could and took care of many foster cats. His love for animals was very apparent from the many cats, squirrels, birds, etc. that he fed every day.

A Celebration of Rodney’s Life will be 5:00 – 7:00 PM Thursday (10/27/2016) at Roeder Mortuary 2727 N. 108th St Omaha, Nebraska

Memorials to Nebraska Humane Society

8/20/1929 – 10/21/2016

Omaha – Preceded in death by: Bill, Don, and Joe; Survived by Children: Nancy (Allen) Bailey, Bill Branson, Jr., Marv (Ganene) Branson; 6 Grandchildren; 8 Great- grandchildren; Brother: Cliff Feyerherm.

Visitation Tuesday 5:30 – 7:30 PM at Roeder Mortuary – 108th Chapel; Funeral Service 10:00 AM  Wednesday (10/26/2016) at Roeder Mortuary 2727 N. 108th St Omaha, Nebraska, Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery at Omaha, Nebraska

3/11/1945 – 10/21/2016

Omaha – Preceded in death by: infant son; Parents: Jim & Irene Riley; Brother: Jim Chaddock; Survived by Husband: Duane “Bud”; Son: Chris (Lisa) of Omaha; Daughter: Jamie (Jeff) Nollette of Cave Creek, AZ; Grandchildren: Morgan, Sam, Drew, Jake, Shea, and Brooke; Brothers: Robert (Ruthann) Chaddock, Stephen (Estelle) Chaddock, Sisters Barb (Jim) Christensen, Christine (Paul) Morales, Lynne Monacy; Brothers & Sisters-in-Law: Jack (Marilyn) Fox, Nancy (Jim) Jorgensen, Sue (Mike) Borg, Roxanne Windorski; And many wonderful nieces & nephews; Special family: Monica Romero (Clinton Lanier), & David.

 Visitation Monday 5:30-7:30 PM at Roeder Mortuary – 108th Chapel; Memorial Service 10:30 AM Tuesday (10/25/2016) at St. Andrews United Methodist Church 15050 W. Maple Omaha, Nebraska

In Lieu of Flowers Memorials to Pipeline Worldwide or Sienna Francis House

1/21/1936 – 10/20/2016

Noriana H. Perry Glover “our rock”, was born January 21, 1936, to Lovie & Sweet Perry. She also was reared by her stepmother, Mary Miles. Noriana attended Kellom Elementary and Technical High School, both part of the Omaha Public Schools system. Noriana was loved by many and developed beautiful friendships. She will be remembered for her laughter, love, honesty, her ability to keep a secret “the vault” but, mostly by her strength.

She was preceded in death by all parents and her daughter Terry, granddaughter Kendra & great-grandson, O’marion. She left to cherish her memory her only sibling Fred Perry; her 6 children, Tracey, Lloyd(Guyla), Toni, Logan, Michael Glover & Karla Washington & David.  She was also loved and adored by her grandchildren and great grandchildren who lovingly called her “GG”. Also, mourning her death are a host of family & close friends.  Noriana will truly be missed, there are no words that can express the void she will leave in many hearts.

Visitation Monday 6:00 – 8:00 PM at Roeder Mortuary – Ames Chapel; Celebration of Life Service 10:00 AM Tuesday (10/25/2016) at Salem Baptist Church 3131 Lake Street Omaha, Nebraska, Interment Mount Hope Cemetery at Omaha, Nebraska

5/22/1933 – 10/11/2016

Omaha – Preceded in death by Parents Lloyd & Ione Moore; Brother: Bob; Grandson: B.J.; Survived by Children: Doug (Kathy) Hoefker, Deb Haman, Mark (Becky) Hoefker, Michael (Tammy) Hoefker; 8 Grandchildren; 4 Great-grandchildren with 1 on the way; Brother: Gary Moore.

Visitation Thursday 5:00 – 7:00 PM at 108th Chapel; Funeral Service 10:30 AM Friday (10/14/2016) at Bethany Lutheran Church 4200 N 204th Street Elkhorn, Nebraska

12/7/1926 – 10/5/2016

Age 89

Of Omaha passed away on October 5, 2016. He was born on December 7, 1926 in Omaha, NE to Victor and Hattie (Schultz) Christensen. He was also a resident of Florida. Chris, a Navy veteran of WWll, served as a helmsman at age 18 on the USS Saidor CVE-117. He was a member of VFW Post #2503. Chris married Margaret Roberts in 1948. She predeceased him in 2010. Chris had a long career in the oil industry owning Oil Products, Inc, sold in 2000 when he retired. Chris had many hobbies; notably fishing, camping, hunting, rock collecting, traveling enthusiast in the US and abroad. He also lived in Key West, Florida, boating and fishing since 1977. Chris is survived by his children; Sandra Kresl and husband John; Mark Christensen and wife Terri; and youngest daughter, Gayle Farris; 11 grandchildren, 26 great grandchildren; sister in law; Mary Roberts Jacobsen; brothers in law; John and Joseph Roberts; also a host of nieces, nephews, family and dear friends.

VISITATION 5:00p.m. to 7:00p.m. Monday at Roeder Mortuary, 2727 N 108th St;FUNERAL SERVICE 10:00a.m. Tuesday at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 5020 Grand Ave.;INTERMENT will be at Forest Lawn Cemetery with Military Rites by V.F.W Post #2503.

10/19/1920 – 10/1/2016

Omaha – Preceded in death by Parents: James L. Morley & Jeanette (Bromberg) Morley;  First Wife: Rosemary (Pardun) Morley; Second Wife: Jeri (Anderson) Morley; Survived by Daughter: Barbara Feichtinger, Son: James (Kathy) Morley; Grandchildren: Kristin (John) Carretta, Laura (Pat) McGrath, Michael (Kristi) Feichtinger, Dana Rouch, Joanna (Brad) Iwen; 10 Great-grandchildren.

Memorial Service 2:00 PM Tuesday (10/11/2016) at All Saints Episcopal Church 9302 Blondo   Omaha, Nebraska  68134,

Memorials to Kiwanis Club of Florence or All Saints Episcopal Church

4/24/1943 – 9/29/2016

Passionate is the word that best describes Jackie’s life…

Jacqueline Amelia Hill was born April 24, 1943, in Omaha, NE. She was preceded in death by both of her parents Mr. Carlatte Lewis and Mrs. Ellamae Katherine Jones.  She received her education in the Omaha Public School system and was a graduate of Tech High School.  Jackie was divorced and never remarried.

It was her passion to care for the health of other which lead to her obtain her RN from Methodist College in 1971 and later a Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing through the University of Nebraska College of Nursing in 1981.  Her profession led her to work for Omaha Public Schools from 1992 to 2003. Still feeling the need to do more, she returned to school and received her Master’s of Science in Nursing.

It was her passion that led her to her son Bryon Randolph Daniel, whom she nurtured, disciplined, and encouraged to become the dedicated son, husband, father and child advocate that he is.

In Jackie’s career she witnessed the health care disparities in the black community and sought to make some changes.  When diagnosed with breast cancer she again noticed the lack of support and resources for black women.  This spurred up her passion to do something about it and along with Mrs. Gwen Watson she co-founded My Sister’s Keeper, an organization designed to bring support and awareness for breast cancer in minority communities. But she did not stop there. She travelled across the country fighting for this cause, which earned her presidential recognition from form President’s Bill Clinton and George W. Bush. However, still see disparities and the needs of the community she organized health fairs where she pulled together other healthcare professionals to volunteer to provide screenings throughout the community. Still not feeling enough was being done she also formed support groups for diabetes, heart disease, and fitness and weight management.

As a breast cancer survivor and because of her battle she quietly wondered if she would become a grandmother.  One of her greatest joys was when she found out her daughter-in-law Brandi was expecting.  She nurtured, pampered, and fussed over Brandi throughout the pregnancies. This led to the next passion, her grandchildren Braelynn and Britton. A more than typical grandmother she showered them with love, affection, and compassion. She loved sharing their antics while struggling to keep a straight face.

Jackie leaves to cherish her memory: her son Bryon Randolph Daniel Hill, daughter in law Brandi Michaela (Mitchell) Hill, two grandchildren Braelynn Maryella and Britton Alvin Randale; two brothers Rodger Lewis (Mary) of Omaha, NE and Daniel Ware (Melody)  of Evans, GA, a sister Andra Harrison (Earl) of Houston, TX; lifetime friend General Randolph Scott; a host of nieces, nephews, and cousins; her faithful dog Jordie; and many, many friends in the Omaha community, the health community, and the nation; and her most loving passion My Sister’s Keeper.

Wake Thursday 5:00 –  7:00 PM Roeder Mortuary- Ames Chapel; Service 11:00 AM Friday (10/7/2016) at Salem Baptist Church  3131 Lake T. Omaha, Nebraska, Interment Mount Hope Cemetery at Omaha, Nebraska

8/14/1945 – 10/1/2016

Doug Carlson was born August 14, 1945 in Homer Nebraska to Erwin and Delores Carlson. He graduated from Oakland High School. On November 18^th, 1972, he married his best friend and love of his life, Judy Grimm. They have two daughters and three grandchildren. Doug served his country in the Army Reserves. He was a man of deep faith and member of Resurrection Evangelical Lutheran Church in Gretna. He was an avid fisherman and hunter, and a loyal Chiefs and Huskers fan. Doug can be described as a family man, handy man and an all-around great guy! He was an unassuming, humble and generous man. Doug is preceded in death by his mom (Delores), dad (Erwin), sister (Carol), and two nephews. Survivors include his four sisters, wife, two children, three grandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews, and many, many good friends.

Visitation Tuesday 6:00 – 8:00 PM at Roeder Mortuary ~ Gretna Chapel; Memorial Service 11:00 AM Wednesday (10/5/2016) at Resurrection Lutheran Church   153 S. McKenna Ave Gretna, NE,

Memorial to Josie Harper Hospice House or Resurrection Lutheran Church

3/20/1938 – 10/2/2016

James “Jim” Laurence Springer, 78, peacefully went home to our Lord Sunday, October 2, 2016 at The Josie Harper Residence Hospice House in Omaha following a battle with cancer.  He leaves behind his wife of 25 years, Carol Springer of Omaha, Nebraska; daughter, Kristi Springer of Plano, Texas; and son, Greg Springer of Riverton, Iowa.  He also leaves three step-children.

Jim was born March 20, 1938 in Hamburg, Iowa and grew up in and around the area until he turned 18 and moved to Omaha, Nebraska.  After he moved to Omaha, Jim went to refrigeration school before becoming a steamfitter.  Jim enjoyed traveling on family vacations to Minnesota and Colorado when his children, Kristi, Greg, and Lori, were young.  He loved being outdoors and fishing all while making life-long memories with his children.  Jim took a job with Sol Lewis as journeyman steamfitter, and he worked on and ran many building jobs throughout Omaha.  Jim celebrated 46 years of service as a steamfitter before retiring.  After retiring from steamfitting, Jim took up other passions of his and started woodworking and remodeling houses. In retirement he also returned to his farming roots. Jim had a passion for family, friends, and farming.  He was always willing to lend a helping hand or a listening ear to anyone who needed it.  He looked forward to every spring when he could plant and nurture his crops, and he took pride in having some of the best and earliest sweet corn and tomatoes in the area.

Jim was an incredible and loving grandfather who shared close relationships with his seven grandchildren including Sara Dean of Dallas, Texas; Christian Lindahl of Houston, Texas; Matthew Lindahl of Phoenix, Arizona; Jessica Cannon of Omaha, Nebraska; Peder Lindahl of Plano, Texas; Daniel Springer of Omaha, Nebraska; and Jacob Lindahl of Dallas, Texas.  Jim also leaves behind six step-grandchildren.  Grandpa Springer was an endless source of wisdom and entertainment.

Jim was adored and will be terribly missed by his six great grandchildren, Jackson Dean of Dallas, Texas; Cyrus Springer of Omaha, Nebraska; Campbell Dean of Dallas, Texas; Holden Dean of Dallas, Texas; Maks Lindahl of Phoenix, Arizona; and Wyatt Lindahl of Phoenix, Arizona.  Visits with Great Grandpa Springer included eating as much farm fresh Springer produce as possible, learning how to shoot a BB gun, riding on the farm tractors, and attending surprise soda pop parties in the corn fields.

Jim is preceded in death by his mother, Edna Fern Carl; father, Bernard Springer; brother, Richard Springer; and daughter, Lori Engelke.

Private family services will be held.