Barry Scott Berumen
Barry Scott Berumen passed peacefully the morning of January 5, 2024 following a long illness. Born on February 28,1967 in Kearney, NE to Maryann Detter. He graduated from Kearney high school. A longtime Lincoln resident, he attended SCC earning his RN certificate, Concordia college for a BS, and UNMC for his MSN. He worked 36+ years at the Lincoln Regional Center starting as a Technician and ending his career as an APRN.
Barry loved animals, was an avid gardener, loved boating and camping, and enjoyed long nature walks. He especially loved the 4th of July and shooting off fireworks. All of his activities included his beloved Mountain Dew in hand.
He is survived by husband Brent, sister Bobbi and step-sons Kolton and Konner (Annie Bassett) Barnes.
He is preceded in death by mother Maryann Detter.
It was Barry’s request for no memorial service.
Memorials suggested to the Capital Humane Society.
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I’m so sorry to hear about Barry’s passing. I worked with him at LRC for awhile and had him as a provider as well. He was a truly great man.
I am very sorry to hear that Barry passed. I worked with Barry at LRC.
So sorry to hear of Barry’s passing, he was such a kind person, I enjoyed working with him at the Regional Center
So very sorry to hear of Barry’s passing. I worked with Barry at LRC for 25 years. All my condolences to his family and husband Brent.🙏
I’m very sorry to hear this. Barry worked very hard and did a great job moving up in his career at the Lincoln Regional Center. He was a very patient and kind person who worked diligently with some of the states most vulnerable people. He definitely had a wonderful impact on many people’s life and left behind a wonderful legacy of care and compassion to others.
I’m so sad to hear of Barry’s passing. I’m grateful to have worked with and known such a wonderful person.
My sincere condolences to Brent, Barnes, Bobbi Berumen, kolton Barnes, Konner and Annie Barnes, in the death of Barry.
To his dear friends, sending hugs and prayers.
Brent, May you have peace in the knowledge that you were there for him until the end.😔.
Barry was a kind, thoughtful person to all who knew him.
I’m so very sorry for your loss I just heard he passed he was pretty amazing I’ve known him all my life
It took me a while to write this, an obituary for my lively friend. Barry is a beloved friend. We had many adventures both professionally and privately through the years. Friends who are “like family”. It seems unreal to outlive this smart, talented, adorable guy (who at times drove me nuts) but was always so special in my life. Life is just not fair sometimes, I was hoping for another 30yrs or so with him. I’m so glad to have shared in the many memories with Barry, Brent, Bobbi, Kolton, and Konner since we first were friends back in 1993 as “just graduated” nurses. Here is to the loads of jokes and laughter, often cooking good food around midnight, boating all day long, and camping every free weekend, new boats and campers through the years, laying in the truck bed on country roads to watch fireworks every year, and all of our shared pets over this lifetime. Remembering Barry and his naughty pet pig Dixie that he loved…who always tried to bite me…Barry taking in three of my horses he was initially afraid of and then spoiling them for several years, swapping vehicles for different errands, partying when we were young, his pride in little and grown Kolton and Konner, so many good times. His love for his little sister Bobbi, that he and Brent took in and cared for over decades, I could go on and on. He was a professional man who worked hard to get to where he wanted to be with his career. I am so proud of him and his accomplishments. His patients knew his kindness and his knowledge as did his many colleagues. I know his family is missing him and the grief is tough right now, but there will be a day when that joy of knowing and loving Barry will be the stronger emotion. Here is to a wonderful life lived Barry Scott Berumen, may you be forever young.
I am so very sorry to learn of Barry’s passing. I worked with him for many years as he progressed in his career at LRC. He was a strong advocate for those in his care and well liked and respected by co-workers. He will be missed.
I have always had ties with the Berumen family since I was a teenager. I would see Barry off and on throughout the years and everytime he would greet me with a big ole hug and a kiss on the cheek. He will he missed for his generosity, kindness and love for others. So sorry for the loss of dedicated, genuine man!
I am just so so saddened by the news of Barry’s passing. I attended high school with him & then I really enjoyed working with him for 18 years at LRC. What an honor. Just so much respect for him. Thank you for all your contributions to this life & may you continue your great work up above. God Bless you my friend. Many thoughts & prayers to Barry’s family.
I was so very saddened to hear of Barry’s passing. He was a classmate of mine at Kearney High. He was always friendly!