Paul Emil Nelson
Paul Emil Nelson was born January 26, 1905, in Rockford, Winnebago Co., IL, and died March 12, 1999, in Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE, at age 94. Buried in Wyuka Cemetery, Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE. He is the son of Clarence Cornelius Nelson of Rockford, Winnebago Co., IL, and Edith Christina Larson of the Town of Farmington, Waupaca Co., WI.
Elnora Bernice Goodman was born September 30, 1907, in Kossuth Co., IA, and died July 18, 1961, in Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE, due to lung cancer, at age 53. Buried in Wyuka Cemetery, Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE. She is the daughter of Jesse Monroe Goodman of Nebraska and Alice May Speakman of Iowa.
Paul Emil Nelson and Elnora Bernice Goodman were married on January 26, 1929, in Tripp Co., SD.
Paul Emil Nelson and Elnora Bernice (Goodman) Nelson had one child:
Paul Emil Nelson then married Lulu Mae (Nissen) Noble.
Lulu Mae Nissen was born January 12, 1909, in Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE, and died June 9, 1989, in Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE, due to Alzheimer's disease at age 80. Buried in Fairview Cemetery, Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE. She is the daughter of Frederick Louis "Fred" Nissen of Arago, Richardson Co., NE, and Minnie Catherine Day of Joseph, Wallowa Co., OR. Minnie Catherine Day (1886 - 1973), is a daughter of Robert Monroe Day (born 1861 in Tennessee).
Lulu Mae Nissen was first married to Vivion Oral "Viv" Noble.
Vivion Oral "Viv" Noble was born November 7, 1904, in Lincoln, Johnson Co., NE, and died December 22, 1961, in Sunland, Los Angeles Co., CA, at age 57. Buried in Glen Haven Memorial Park, Sylmar, Los Angeles Co., CA. He is the son of George Jefferson Noble of Burwell, Garfield Co., NE, and Oral Winifred "Winnie" Dubois of Lincoln, NE.
Vivion Oral "Viv" Noble and Lulu Mae Nissen were married September 2, 1928, at the home of her parents, Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE.
Vivion Oral Noble and Lulu Mae (Nissen) Noble had four children:
Vivion Oral "Viv" Noble and Lulu Mae (Nissen) Noble were divorced November 1, 1944, in Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE. She filed claiming extreme cruelty.
Vivion Oral "Viv" Noble then married Mary Louise “Billie” Crossgrove.
Mary Louise “Billie” Crossgrove was born November 29, 1919, in Farnam, Dawson Co., NE, and died Nov. 29, 2007, in Gardner, Johnson Co., KS, at age 88. She is the daughter of Merle Walton Crossgrove of New York and Virgie M. Spangler of Nebraska. Buried in Glen Haven Memorial Park, Sylmar, Los Angeles Co., CA.
Vivion Oral "Viv" Noble and Mary Louise “Billie” Crossgrove were married November 2, 1944, in Yuma, Yuma Co., AZ.
Vivion Oral "Viv" Noble died December 22, 1961, in Glendale, Los Angeles Co., CA, at age 57.
Paul Emil Nelson and Lulu Mae (Nissen) Noble were married June 24, 1962, in Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE.
Paul Emil Nelson and Lulu Mae (Nissen) (Noble) Nelson had no children.
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Paul Emil Nelson and Elnora Bernice (Goodman) Nelson, and Lulu Mae (Nissen) (Noble) Nelson are buried in Wyuka Cemetery, Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE. Thanks to Find-A-Grave for making these images available.
Lulu Mae (Nissen) (Noble) Nelson is buried in Fairview Cemetery, Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE. Thanks to Find-A-Grave for making this image available.
Vivion Oral "Viv" Noble is buried in Glen Haven Memorial Park, Sylmar, Los Angeles Co., CA. Thanks to Find-A-Grave for making this image available.
Paul Emil Nelson and his 4 generation family at his 85th birthday, Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE, January 26, 1990.
Vivion Oral "Viv" Noble was born November 7, 1904, in Nebraska.
Paul Emil Nelson was born January 26, 1905, in Rockford, Winnebago Co., IL.
Elnora Bernice Goodman was born September 30, 1907, in Kossuth Co., IA.
Lulu Mae Nissen was born January 12, 1909, in Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE.
The 1905 Wisconsin State Census taken on June 1, 1905, shows Olaus Larson (age 54) born in Sweden to Swedish-born parents, is a married Farmer, and who owns his farm free of a mortgage, and is living in the Town of Farmington, Waupaca Co., WI. Living with him are: his wife, Katharine O. Larson (age 57) born in Sweden to Swedish-born parents; his unmarried daughter, Edith C. Larson (age 22), born in Wisconsin to Swedish-born parents, who Does Housekeeping; his unmarried son, Elmer Larson (age 19) born in Wisconsin to Swedish-born parents, a Farm Laborer; his unmarried son, Walter E. Larson (age 17) born in Wisconsin to Swedish-born parents, a Farm Laborer; his daughter, Freeda M. Larson (age 13) born in Wisconsin to Swedish-born parents; his granddaughter, Myrtle Larson (age 3) born in Illinois to Illinois and Wisconsin-born parents; his granddaughter, Hazel Larson (age 2) born in Illinois to Illinois and Wisconsin-born parents; and his grandson, Paul E. Larson (age 4/12) born in Illinois to Illinois and Wisconsin-born parents.
The 1910 U. S. Census taken on May 3, 1910 shows Clarence C. Nelson (age 31) born in Illinois to Swedish-born parents is a general farmer owning his farm in Dixon Twp., Gregory Co., SD and has been married 10 years. Living with him is his wife, Edith C. Nelson (age 27) born in Wisconsin to Swedish-born parents, and has all five of the children born to her still alive. Also living there are their children: Myrtle C. Nelson (age 8) born in Illinois; Hazel M. Nelson (age 7) born in Illinois; Paul E. Nelson (age 5) born in Illinois; Fern E. Nelson (age 2) born in South Dakota; and Olive S. Nelson (age 1/12) born in South Dakota.
The 1910 U. S. Census taken on April 22, 1910 shows Fred L. Nissen (age 31) born in Nebraska to Unknown-born parents is a General Farmer renting his farm in Buckley Precinct, Jefferson Co., NE. Living with him is his wife of four years, Minnie C. Nissen (age 23) born in Oregon to Unknown and Ohio-born parents, with both of the children born to her still living. Children living at home are born in Nebraska to Nebraska and Oregon-born parents: Chester L. Nissen (age 3); and Lulu M. Nissen (age 1).
The 1910 U. S. Census taken on April 15, 1910 shows John J. Goodman, Jr. (age 31) born in Nebraska to Indiana and Maine-born parents is an unmarried General Farm Farmer renting his farm in Goose Lake Twp., Charles Mix Co., SD. Living with him: his brother, Jesse M. Goodman (age 29) born in Nebraska to Indiana-born parents, who is a General Farm Laborer; and his sister-in-law of 6 years, Alice Goodman (age 25) born in Iowa to Illinois and Iowa-born parents, with both children born to her still alive.
Mary Louise “Billie” Crossgrove was born November 29, 1919, in Farnam, Dawson Co., NE.
The 1920 U. S. Census taken on January 13, 1920 shows Clarence C. Nelson (age 41) born in Illinois to Swedish-born parents is a Farmer owning his own farm and living in Dixon Twp., Gregory Co., SD. Living with him is his wife Edith C. Nelson (age 36) born in Wisconsin to Swedish-born parents. Living with them are their nine unmarried children, born to Illinois and Wisconsin-born parents: Myrtle K. Nelson (age 18) born in Illinois who is a Rural School Teacher; Hazel M. Nelson (age 17) born in Illinois; Paul E. Nelson (age 14) born in Illinois; Fern E. R. Nelson (age 12) born in South Dakota; Laurel V. Nelson (age 9) born in South Dakota; Walter R. Nelson (age 4-7/12) born in South Dakota; Violet T. Nelson (age 1-7/12) born in South Dakota; and Norman N. Nelson (age 1/12) born in South Dakota. Clarence C. Nelson was the census enumerator.
The 1920 U. S. Census taken on February 5, 1920 shows Jesse M. Goodman (age 39) born in Nebraska to Indiana and Maine-born parents is a General Farm Farmer renting his farm in Jackson Twp., Charles Mix Co., SD. Living with him is his wife, Alice P. Goodman (age 34) born in Iowa to Illinois and Iowa-born parents. Also living there are his three children, all born to Nebraska and Iowa-born parents: Leslie O. Goodman (age 15) born in Nebraska; Elonora B. Goodman (age 12) born in Iowa; and Emmett A. Goodman (age 7) born in South Dakota. An unmarried Farm Laborer also boards in the household.
The 1920 U. S. Census taken on January 23, 1920 shows Fred S. Nissen (age 40) born in Nebraska to German-born parents is a General Farmer renting his farm in Brown Twp., York Co., NE. Living with him is his wife, Minnie C. Nissen (age 34) born in Oregon to Tennessee and Ohio-born parents, with both of the children born to her still living. Children living at home are born in Nebraska to Nebraska and Oregon-born parents: Chester L. Nissen (age 13); and Lula M. Nissen (age 10).
Chester L. Nissen and Yvonne Noble were married December 31, 1927, in Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE.
Lulu Mae Nissen.
Vivion Oral "Viv" Noble.
Paul Emil Nelson and Elnora Bernice Goodman Marriage Record.
The 1930 U. S. Census taken on April 22, 1930 shows Paul Nelson (age 25) born in Illinois to Illinois and Wisconsin-born parents and first married at age 24 is a Railroad Bridge Carpenter renting his home for $6/month and living in the Village of Niobrara, Knox Co., NE. Living with him is his wife, Elnora Nelson (age 22) born in Iowa to Nebraska and Iowa-born parents, and first married at age 21.
The 1930 U. S. Census taken on April 11, 1930 shows Vivion O. Noble (age 25) born in Nebraska to Nebraska-born parents and first married at age 23 is a married Greenhouse Florist renting his home for $10/month and living at 2128 So. 58, City of Lincoln, Lancaster, Co., NE. Living with him is his wife, Lulu M. Noble (age 21) born in Nebraska to Nebraska and Oregon-born parents, and first married at age 19.
Gloria June Nelson was born August 24, 1932, in Niobrara, Knox Co., NE.
NOBLE - Robert Fred Noble, two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Vivion Noble of 2620 So. 35th, died at 2 a. m. Tuesday. He also leaves two brothers, Louis and Harold, and four grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Noble and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Nissen. Splain, Schnell & Griffiths.
Paul Emil Nelson was living in Niobrara, NE, when he applied for a railroad job with the Chicago and North Western Railway Company on January 11, 1937.
Paul Emil Nelson Railroad Application.
Robert Fred Noble: Born about 1935 in Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE; Died November 16, 1937, at Bryan Memorial Hospital, Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE (age 2).
Scalded When Backs Into Tub; Was Son of Mr. and Mrs. Vivion Noble
Scalded over much of his body when he backed up and fell into a tub of hot water about 9 o'clock Monday morning, Robert Fred Nble, 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Vivion Noble, 2620 South Thirty-fifth street, died at Bryan Memorial hospital at 2 o'clock Tuesday morning. He was rushed to the hospital following the accident, Attendants said he suffered severe burns over a good portion of his body. Besides his parents he is survived by two brothers, Lewis and Harold, at home; and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Noble and Mrs. F. L. Nissen, all of Lincoln. The body is at Splain, Schnell and Griffiths.
The 1940 U. S. Census taken on April 26, 1940 shows V. O. Noble (age 35) born in Nebraska, and 5 years ago was living in the Same Place, and with 8 years of School, is a married Florist at a Greenhouse, and who rents his house for $12/month, and is living at 2620 So. 35, 10th Ward, City of Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE. Living with him are: his wife, Lulu Noble (age 31) born in Nebraska, and 5 years ago was living in the Same Place, and with 4 years of High School; his son, Lewis Noble (age 9) born in Nebraska, and 5 years ago was living in the Same Place, and with 3 years of School; and his son, Harold Noble (age 8) born in Nebraska, and 5 years ago was living in the Same Place, and with 2 years of School.
Paul Emil Nelson WWII Draft Registration Report.
Elnora Bernice (Goodman) Nelson died July 18, 1961, in Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE, at age 53. Buried in Wyuka Cemetery, Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE.
NELSON - Funeral of Mrs. Paul (Elnora) Nelson, 53, of 855 So. 30th, who died Tuesday, will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Umbergers. Burial at Wyuka. Singers, Mrs. Ralph Nelson, Miss Irene Nelson. Organist, Mrs. Lulu Noble. She was born in Lone Rock, Ia. Following her marriage she moved to Noibrara, where she lived for twenty years. She came to Lincoln in 1954. Survivors: husband, Paul; daughter, Mrs. Herbert Bibreal of Omaha; 2 grandsons; mother, Mrs. Alice Goodman of Sturgis, S.D.; brother, Emmette Goodman of Sturgis, S.D. Family suggests memorials to Cancer Fund. Pallbearers: Don Florea, Ernest Waline, Erwin Collins, Don Clark, Lowell Johnson, George Schiedler.
NELSON - Funeral of Mrs. Paul (Elnora) Nelson, 53, of 855 So. 30th, who died Tuesday, will be at 10:30 a. m. Saturday at Umbergers. Burial at Wyuka. Singers, Mrs. Ralph Nelson, Miss Helen Nelson. Organist, Mrs. Lulu Noble. Family suggests memorials to Cancer Fund. Pallbearers: Don Florea, Ernest Waline, Erwin Collins, Don Clark, Lowell Johnson, George Schiedler.
Vivion Oral Noble died December 22, 1961 in Los Angeles Co., CA at age 57. Buried in Glen Haven Memorial Park, Sylmar, Los Angeles Co., CA.
Lulu Mae (Nissen) (Noble) Nelson died June 9, 1989, in Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE, at age 80. Buried in Fairview Cemetery, Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE.
Paul Emil Nelson died March 12, 1999, in Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE, at age 94. Buried in Wyuka Cemetery, Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE.
Nelson -- Paul Emil, 94, Lincoln, died Friday (3/12/99). Retired foreman and bridge carpenter, Chicago-Northwestern Railroad. Survivors: daughter and son-in-law, Gloria and Herbert Gibreal, Omaha; step-sons, Harold Noble, Edmonds, Wash., Lewis Noble, Lincoln; three grandchildren, Steve Gibreal, Liberty, Mo., Gary Gibreal, Linda Barrett, both of Omaha; four sisters; one brother; two great-grandchildren; several step-grandchildren and step-great-grandchildren; many nieces, nephews, friends. Preceded in death by two wives, Elnora and Lula, one brother, two sisters. Services: Tuesday 11 a.m., Butherus, Maser, & Love. Revs. Russ Hall, Brad Steefen. Wyuka. Pallbearers: Herbert, Steve, Gary Gibreal, Robert Barrett, Harold and Lewis Noble. No visitation.
Kearney Hub, December 1, 2007
NOBLE, Mary Louise “Billie”, 88, of Gardner, Kansas, died Thursday, Nov. 29, 2007, at her homeServices: laterBurial of cremains: Glen Heaven Memorial Cemetery in Los AngelesMortuary: Bruce in GardnerBorn Nov. 29, 1919, in Farnam, Neb.Parents: Merle and Virgie (Spangler) CrossgroveGraduated from high school in FarnamMarried: 1944, to Vivion Noble in Yuma, Ariz. He died in 1961Activities: member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; loved to make and send greeting cards; was an avid genealogist; was the manager for Kearney (Neb.) State College Bookstore for 20 yearsSurvivors include her daughter, Barbara Parker of Gardner; and sister, Dorothy Mammato of Wichita; also grandchildren, Erik, Elinor and Ethan Parker; and granddaughter-in-law, Eunice Scott-ParkerWas preceded in death by husband, her parents and a baby brother, Vernon
Lawrence Journal-World, Lawrence, KS, December 1, 2007
Mary Louise “Billie” Noble 1919 - 2007 Gardner
Gardner — Memorial services for Mary Louise “Billie” Noble, 88, Gardner, will be at a later date. Inurnment will follow the services in Glen Heaven Memorial Cemetery in Los Angeles. Mrs. Noble died Thursday, Nov. 29, 2007, at her home. She was born Nov. 29, 1919, in Farnam, Neb., the daughter of Merle W. and Virgie Spangler Crossgrove. She graduated from high school in Farnam, Neb. Mrs. Noble managed the Kearney State College Bookstore for 20 years. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She enjoyed making and sending greeting cards and was an avid genealogist. She married Vivion O. Noble in 1944 in Yuma, Ariz. He died in 1961. Mrs. Noble was also preceded in death by her parents and a baby brother, Vernon. Survivors include a daughter, Barbara Parker, Gardner; a sister, Dorothy Mammato, Wichita; three grandchildren, Erik, Elinor and Ethan Parker; and a granddaughter-in-law, Eunice Scott-Parker. Bruce Funeral Home in Gardner is in charge of arrangements.
The Mamahead, Gardner, Kansas, United States
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Remembering Mom
The loss of my mother has been very hard for me. I was an only child, and my father died when I was nine, so it me and Mom against the world, always. She was a wonderful mother, who taught me that there is nothing out of reach if you are willing to work hard. She taught me the value of education. She taught me what unconditional love is really all about and was an example of kindness, patience and humor. There is a huge hole in my heart and life, and I miss her every day. She was SO proud of me, and SO proud of my children. They were the greatest joy of her life, as they continue to be the greatest joy of my life every day. She was never hesitant to tell us all how much she loved us.This is a brief eulogy we read at her memorial serivce:
Mary Louise “Billie” Noble -- Nov. 29, 1919 to Nov. 29, 2007
Before we begin, we want to thank each of you for coming to join us this evening. Mom's passing was sudden, even though she was 88, she was in good health, and we feel very blessed that she was not ill, and did not suffer. She was loved and cherished by many people in her life, and our family will miss her.
Mary Louise Noble, known by her many friends and family as "Billie" was born in Farnam, Nebraska, on November 29, 1919 to Virgie Spangler Crossgrove and Merle Crossgrove. She was their second child; however, her older sibling, a boy, named Vernon, and had died at 4 days of age.
She grew up on the farm in the 1920's with no electricity, running water or indoor toilets. She suffered a severe injury to her knee at the age of 2, and her parents feared she would never walk without a crutch. Her doctor wanted to break her leg and re-set it, but her mother intervened and refused to let him do it, instead doing her own version of physical therapy and encouraging Billie to walk. With the help of a tiny chair, built by an uncle and a large gray tabby cat on whom she leaned, she learned to walk again and even to run.
Her sister was born when she was four, and they have had a close relationship throughout their lives. One very vivid memory she often told of was when she and her sister, Dorothy, were walking home from school and Billie threw a lunchbox at her, causing a cut on Dorothy's head, which bled and bled. Of course, Dorothy was upset and crying, and covered in blood. Billie said her mother was so frightened by the blood that she never even was punished for her misdeed. Of course, she never threw anything at anyone ever again!
She loved school and did very well. She had a love of reading from a very early age, and although was only allowed to finish the 8th grade of formal education, continued to read nearly everything she could throughout her life. She would often go to the library and come home with 5-6 books and have them all read in 2-3 days. And one of her favorite presents was a gift card for Border's, since she really enjoyed spending money on a good book. She love biography and history, and even collected cookbooks and bibles.
She grew up during the "Great Depression" and the dust bowl of the 1930's, and her parents struggled to get by. They grew a lot of their own food and Grandma Crossgrove sold eggs in town for extra cash. Billie left home at the age of 17, in 1937, and moved to Lincoln, Nebraska, where she got a job as a maid and governess for a wealthy family. She made $6.00/week, and sent $4/week home to the farm. She took care of the children, cooked and cleaned and had Sunday's off. At one point, she got appendicitis, and had to have surgery--that was the only time she cut back on the amount of money she sent back home, since she had to pay her hospital bill.
It was in Lincoln she met Vivion O. Noble, and fell in love. World War II was raging, but the US was not yet fully involved. Vivion moved to California to find work, and Billie followed, staying with her future sister- and brother-in-law, Genevieve and Jim Whitmer, until she and Viv were married on November 2, 1944. She worked for the telephone company and was chief operator when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7. She recalled how the switchboard "lit up like a Christmas tree" as many people tried to call friends and family in Hawaii, and told the operators the terrible news about the bombing.
She continued to work for the phone company, and Viv worked for the engineering firm, Bendix. Briefly in 1952 they returned to Nebraska, thinking they might farm, but it quickly became obvious they would not make a go of farming on 160 acres, and they returned to Los Angeles, Viv returning to his job at Bendix and Billie, being pregnant at the time, stayed home to raise their daughter, Barbara, born November 7, 1952. In 1956, she and Viv opened their home to a young Hungarian refugee, Sandor Osvath, who came to learn English and loved their home so much, he stayed for 4 years, and became their "adopted" son.
Motherhood was the greatest joy of her life, and she made a beautiful and loving home for her family. On December 22, 1961, her husband, Viv, died suddenly of a blood clot to the lung, leaving her alone to care for her young daughter. She opened an Antique Shop, but as she often said, she wasn't a very good at dickering, and it was not successful. Billie and Barbara moved to New York, to be closer to Billie's sister and her family, and then, after her Father became ill in Nebraska, they moved to Kearney, Nebraska to be closer to her aging parents. For the next several years, she and Barbara spent every weekend in Gothenburg, helping her parents with shopping, household chores and laundry. After Billie's father died, her mother moved to a retirement apartment in Kearney. Billie also helped care for her Aunt, Nora La Bounty, who lived in a nursing home in Kearney in her later years as well. In Kearney, Billie worked for the Nebraska Book Company, and managed their very successful college book store first in an off-campus location called the College Book Store and Market, and then on-campus as the Antelope Book Store. She retired from there in 1987 after 23 years of service.
Barbara married Randall Parker December 2, 1971, and they have 3 children, Erik, Elinor and Ethan. Billie often said her grandchildren were the "frosting on the cake", and she was devoted to them. After her retirement, Billie moved to Lawrence, KS to be closer to her family and grandchildren. She soon moved into the Parker household and has been there ever since, managing the household and caring for her family. She was tremendously proud of her family, and supported and encouraged them to follow their dreams throughout their lives. Since her own education had been cut short, and she often felt handicapped by her lack of education, she strongly believed encouraged and supported her family's educational goals, and was tremendously proud that they all graduated from college xcept for Ethan, who is still going to college!).
She loved animals, and was never without a dog or cat and usually more than one of each. She especially loved Siamese cats and dachshund dogs, and owned a number of each throughout her life. She was quite a collector, and had collections of many types--she collected coins, violets, doxie dogs, Siamese cats, Tea Leaf Ironstone China, cookbooks, Santas, and bibles. She loved to cook and made the best apple pie on earth. We joke that in her later years she took up furniture breeding, because it seemed like every time we turned around, she had another piece of furniture in the house to stick in a corner somewhere. But she did love and collect antiques.
She was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and regularly attended meetings until recently, when it was too difficult for her to sit for long periods of time.
Billie will always be remembered by those who love her for her warmth and kindness, her strength of character and devotion to her family. We will miss her every day.
Herbert Gibreal
Gibreal, HerbertNov 2, 1928 - Sep 10, 2010Age 81. Preceded in death by son Gary Gibreal. Survived by wife Gloria; son Steven Gibreal; daughter Linda (Robert) Barrett; grandchildren, Michaela Barrett and Ryan Barrett; niece Teresa Gibreal; nephew Mark Gibreal.FUNERAL SERVICE Monday 10am, Mt. View Presbyterian Church, 5308 Hartman. VISITATION with the family from 9am Monday until Service time at the Church. Interment Forest Lawn. Memorials are preferred to Mt. View Presbyterian Church. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN MORTUARIES72nd STREET CHAPEL1010 North 72nd St., 391-1664
Gloria June (Nelson) Gibreal died September 14, 2013, in Omaha, Douglas Co., NE, at age 81. Buried in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Omaha, Douglas Co., NE.
The Omaha World-Herald, Omaha, NE, Sunday, September 15, 2013
Gloria June Gibreal
Gibreal, Gloria June (Nelson) Aug 24, 1932 - Sep 14, 2013 Age 81. Preceded in death by husband Herbert; and son Gary Gibreal. Survived by son Steven Gibreal; daughter, Linda (Robert) Barrett; grandchildren, Michaela (Bryant) Frie, and Ryan Barrett; nieces, Teresa Gibreal, and Jean Bean; and nephew Mark Gibreal. SERVICES 10am Tuesday, Mt. View Presbyterian Church, 5308 Hartman. Interment, Forest Lawn Cemetery. VISITATION Tuesday starting at 9am at the Church. Memorials to Mt. View Presbyterian Church. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN MORTUARIES 72nd STREET CHAPEL 1010 North 72nd St. 402-391-1664 www.johnagentleman.com.