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Patsy J. Klevemann age 83, of Fremont
died August 7, 2017 at Nye Pointe in Fremont
Patsy was born July 9, 1934 in Omaha to Dale and Phyllis (Flesher) Lovitt. She grew up in South Omaha, spending most of her youth with her sister Nancy. Patsy worked at Brodkey's Jewelers in downtown Omaha.
Patsy married Walter Klevemann on December 24, 1953, while Walter was serving in the US Army. Germany, North Carolina, Arizona and Washington were some of the locations she experienced while her husband was serving in the Army.
She was taught to sew and quilt at an early age by her mother and aunts. Sewing and quilting were her hobbies and the tangible warmth of her quilts serve as a reminder of the warmth she brought to her family and other lives she touched.
Patsy was preceded in death by her husband Walter in September of 2015, and by her parents Dale and Phyllis Lovitt.
Survivors – sister - Nancy Thomas, Omaha
2 sons - Phil (Jeanne) Klevemann, Fremont
Hank (Heather) Klevemann, Fremont
5 grandchildren – Caroline, Jake, Katie, Brittni, and Aaron
3 great grandchildren
A memorial service will be 10:30 AM Friday (Aug. 11th) at Peace Lutheran Church (east on Hwy 30 and right on county rd 26) with the Rev. Sean Tyler. There is no visitation. There will be a private committal for Patsy and Walter in Memorial Cemetery. Memorials are suggested to Peace Lutheran Church and VFW Post 854. Ludvigsen Mortuary is assisting the family.
Online guestbook @ www.ludvigsenmortuary.com
died August 7, 2017 at Nye Pointe in Fremont
Patsy was born July 9, 1934 in Omaha to Dale and Phyllis (Flesher) Lovitt. She grew up in South Omaha, spending most of her youth with her sister Nancy. Patsy worked at Brodkey's Jewelers in downtown Omaha.
Patsy married Walter Klevemann on December 24, 1953, while Walter was serving in the US Army. Germany, North Carolina, Arizona and Washington were some of the locations she experienced while her husband was serving in the Army.
She was taught to sew and quilt at an early age by her mother and aunts. Sewing and quilting were her hobbies and the tangible warmth of her quilts serve as a reminder of the warmth she brought to her family and other lives she touched.
Patsy was preceded in death by her husband Walter in September of 2015, and by her parents Dale and Phyllis Lovitt.
Survivors – sister - Nancy Thomas, Omaha
2 sons - Phil (Jeanne) Klevemann, Fremont
Hank (Heather) Klevemann, Fremont
5 grandchildren – Caroline, Jake, Katie, Brittni, and Aaron
3 great grandchildren
A memorial service will be 10:30 AM Friday (Aug. 11th) at Peace Lutheran Church (east on Hwy 30 and right on county rd 26) with the Rev. Sean Tyler. There is no visitation. There will be a private committal for Patsy and Walter in Memorial Cemetery. Memorials are suggested to Peace Lutheran Church and VFW Post 854. Ludvigsen Mortuary is assisting the family.
Online guestbook @ www.ludvigsenmortuary.com