Nancy Jean Heiser

Nancy Jean Campbell Heiser of Lincoln, Ne passed away June 30th, 2020 in Lincoln.

Nancy was born June 9th, 1944 in Falls City, Ne. She was raised in Falls City and graduated with the Class of 1962. She was responsible for forming the first Falls City High Pep Club. She was a lifeguard at the Falls City Pool. Nancy at onetime lived in New York City. Nancy worked for the Falls City Bakery with her sister-in-law Karol Campbell. She moved to Lincoln and worked as a secretary for the Municipal Court Probation Office. Nancy relocated to Phoenix, Az where she started her own very successful catering food truck business. She eventually returned to Lincoln to be closer to family and began working at Centurion International as a plant supervisor. She became an integral part of making Centurion one of the most successful manufacturing plants in Lincoln at the time, she was proud of her accomplishments at Centurion. She retired from Centurion and enjoyed spending time with her family, keeping up on facebook and playing computer games. She was a huge Husker fan and will surely be shouting “Go Big Red” from her new heavenly home.

Nancy is survived by her children Julie Davidson (Lonnie) Rush, Bella Vista, Ar, Richard (Cindy) Heiser, Eagle, Ne, and Kif Buis of Lincoln, Ne. Her siblings James (Karol) Campbell, Grand Prairie, Tx, Carrie Clark (Tony) Legnon, Port Arthur, Tx, and Tracey Clark (Joey) Barnes, Powhattan, Ks. Her father Donald Clark of Falls City, Ne, and grandchildren Katie Jean, Nancy Marie “baby Nancy”, Chris, Montana, and Mitch, 10 great grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews.
She was proceeded in death by her mother Jean Ann (Phillips) Clark, brother Clayton Campbell and granddaughter Emily Ann Shepherd.

Nancy will be dearly missed by her family as well her extended family and friends at her apartment building aka The Lincoln Manor Mafia. Nancy was known for her friendliness, being fair and her laugh that was contagious. She was a loving mother, grandmother, sister and daughter.

She took those old records off the shelf, she sat and listened to them by herself, she says today’s music doesn’t have the same soul. She just wants to hear some of that old time rock and roll.
At her request there will be no service at this time. The family will hold a private service on the Kansas farm that she grew to love.

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