Martin F. Forman

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11/29/1931 – 9/11/2015

Of Bennington, Retired 40 years UPRR, member of Knights of Columbus, UPEC and American Legion. Preceded in death by parents Phillip & Genevieve Forman, brother Edward Forman, sister Cecelia Chavanu. Survived by wife Beverly, sons Marty, Dan, daughter Christine Forman,  step-children Lori Sue Points, Steve (Pam) Points, Beth (Steve)  Kempkes. 15 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren.
Visitation: Monday 5-7 PM with Vigil Service 6:30 PM at Roeder Mortuary 2727 N 108th Street Omaha, Nebraska  68164, Funeral Service Tuesday (9/15/15) St. Elizabeth Ann Catholic Church 114th & Fort Street Omaha, NE. Interment West Lawn Cemetery at  Omaha, Nebraska.

Judith A. Dorner

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10/10/1941 – 9/9/2015

Preceded in death by husband, Walter Dorner; parents, Jim and Mary Hart and brother, Dick Hart. Survived by children, Katherine (Michael) McCann, Joseph (Carole) Dorner, Cheryl (Bill) Stewart and Diana Dorner; 9 grandchildren; sisters, Lee (Bobby) Doss and Karen (Dick) Bailey and numerous other relatives and friends. Memorials suggested to the American Heart Association.

VISITATION Sunday, September 13, 2015 from 5-7pm with a ROSARY at 7pm at Roeder Mortuary 108th Street Chapel. FUNERAL SERVICE Monday, September 14, 2015 at 10am at St. Leo’s Catholic Church 1920 N. 102nd Street. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery.

Max D. Mowrer

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7/11/1925 – 9/9/2015

Max Duane Mowrer was born in Newton, KS, on July 11, 1925 to the late Gaylord and Hilda (Phillips) Mowrer of Wichita, KS. He graduated from North High School in Wichita, KS, in 1943. Shortly thereafter, Max enlisted in the US Army and deployed to Africa and then Italy throughout the rest of World War II. He married Mildred Minor on June 28, 1946, and they later had two daughters, Marianne (Witcher) and Marilyn. Max graduated from Harding College in Searcy, AR, in 1950 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Public School Music with a minor in Bible.

Max was baptized into Christ at the age of eleven in March, 1937. His love of God reigned throughout his life. He was a devout preacher, teacher, and missionary until he retired in 1993. Max continued to preach and teach and serve in other administrative capacities at whatever church he attended after that time.

Max’s many jobs during his life involved education. He primarily taught Bible and math but occasionally coached basketball and baseball. However, his true love was teaching music. Max was a tremendous singer with a beautiful tenor voice. He frequently led singing at church and even wrote some hymns for the choruses he directed.

Max taught at Dasher Bible School in Valdosta, GA, from 1951-1952; Ibaraki Christian High School in Ibaraki, Japan, from 1953-1957; and Western Christian College in Saskatchewan, Canada, from 1965-1967. He returned to Ibaraki as the principal of the high school from 1967-1971. From 1971-1978, he was the principal of the high school and dean of the college at Great Lakes Christian College in Ontario, Canada, and returned to Saskatchewan to become the president of Western Christian College from 1978-1985. He then moved to Westminster, CO, where he taught high school and junior high at Hyland Christian School until he retired in 1993. He moved to Omaha in 2006.

Preceded in death by his 10-year-old daughter, Marilyn, and wife of 53 years, Mildred (Minor) Mowrer; survived by daughter Marianne (North) Witcher, Omaha, NE; 2 grandsons, Brian (Lisa) Witcher, Bellevue, NE, and Kelly (Kristi) Witcher, Wetumpka, AL; 6 great-grandchildren, Allison (Chris) Crawford, Jonathon, Piper, Chase, Kara, and Kaylie; and 2 great-great-grandchildren, Jordynn and Carolynn.

In lieu of flowers, friends are requested to donate to Mountain States Children’s Home, PO Box 1097, Longmont, CO 80502-9912.

Memorial Service Tuesday (9/29/15) 7:00 PM at Sunny Slope Church of Christ 3606 N 108th Street Omaha.