Lois Dettmer
Age 76, of Lincoln, Nebraska passed away Sunday, July 29th 2018. She was born August 31, 1941 in Lancaster County. Lois married Hank Dettmer on March 23rd, 1963 at Mount Olive Lutheran Church.
Lois is survived by her husband Hank and three daughters, Kimberly Harrison, Christine Anderson and Jennifer Johnson. They were blessed with 6 grand children, Matthew & Owen Johnson, Shania Anderson, Katrina Lees, Meaghan Stamer & James Harrison. Also, 10 great grand children. Blair, Ember, Emma, Owen, Finn, Piper, Qynn, Caoimhe, Oisín & Tuan.
Memorial Service will be held Thursday, August 2nd, 2018, 10:30am at Mount Olive Lutheran Church, 7979 Holdrege Street, Lincoln, NE 68505.
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Condolences for Lois Dettmer
Hank, Kim, Christine, & Jenni you all have my deepest sympathy. Your mother was a wonderful woman who was full of love and life. I will always remember her ready smile, and fun attitude. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your families.
I pray that the many happy memories of Lois’s life with all of you will, with time, overcome the sadness and pain that have accompanied you all, as you journeyed these later years with her illness. God bless her and all of you at this time of sorrow.
I have many fond memories of Lois from my days at Mt. Olive. Be comforted knowing that Lois is safely in the arms of Jesus, and is now inhabiting the mansion he had prepared for her. My condolences to you, and I pray that God continues to give you strength and comfort in the days ahead. –Pastor Dan
Dear Class member, Hank
I had good intentions to attend you dear wife’s (Lois) Memorial Service this morning. I had made an earlier committment to Fusselman-Allen-Harvey to help set up for a service tomorrow for Wayne Wallen in Palmyra. Naturally, it was for the same time as Lois’ service. Please know that you are in our prayers, and thoughts, (Ruth and Jerry Neeman). Hank, may the Lord Bless you and Keep You, and your family during the next few weeks as you deal with your loss. Again, I’m sorry that we were unable to attend today. Take care my friend.
Jerry and Ruth Neeman