Joy D. Luther, obituary portrait — Ludvigsen Mortuary

In Loving Memory

Joy D.Luther

Date of Birth August 15, 1956
Passed Away On March 22, 2020
At Age 63 years
Resident of Lincoln, NE
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Joy Dorlene Luther, 63, died on March 22, 2020.

Joy was born August 15, 1956, in Fremont, Nebraska to Wayne and Dorlene Sager Luther. Her father was a successful farmer, trucker, and cattle feeder. Her mother created a loving home and supported her husband in his business.

Throughout Joy's life she was surrounded by family who loved her and appreciated her quiet presence and laughter. After leaving Hooper, Joy located in Lincoln, Nebraska where she worked 41 years for Assurity, formerly Woodmen Accident and Life. Joy was recognized for her knowledge and commitment. She was known for being a positive influence at her workplace. A valued employee, Joy took pride in doing her work well.

Her interests included music as well as sports. She was an avid fan of the Nebraska Cornhuskers as well as the Kansas City Royals, attending many games. She loved family gatherings. For her, the greatest joy was to be with everyone and to look around and see all the people who meant so much to her.

Joy is once again with her mother, Dorlene Luther who died in 2013. She is survived by her father, Wayne Luther of Hooper; sisters Ann Luther of Omaha and Sue Meier (Kenton) of Nashville, TN.; niece, Karen Meier Rogers (Jonathan), great nephew Noah, great nieces Elise and Adeline; nephew Kevin Meier (Elizabeth) and great nephews Simon and Cameron and great niece Cora; niece Kristen Meier and great niece Haven.



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A Graveside Service was held on June 27 at the Hooper Cemetery to honor and celebrate the life of Joy D. Luther who passed away unexpectedly on March 22, 2020. Joy was laid to rest beside her mother, Dorlene Luther. Immediate family members in attendance included Joy's father, Wayne Luther, sisters Ann Luther and Sue Meier, brother-in-law Ken Meier, niece Kristen Meier, great niece Haven Fisher, and Joy's friend, Margaret Wiesen. Nieces and nephews from Tennessee unable to attend released artificial butterflies and shared memories of Aunt Joy during the service officiated by Vicar Bob Ball.

The family had hoped to host a Celebration of Life with those who knew and loved Joy. However, we have determined that a gathering remains a safety issue for the foreseeable future and to honor Joy's loving spirit and concern for others no additional service is planned. We thank all our family and friends for your support and memorials. Feel free to give Wayne a call or stop by and visit if you see him sitting on the patio. Joy was a precious member of our family and a loyal friend to many. She is greatly missed by us all.

Joy will be remembered as a loving daughter, sister, aunt, and friend. She is missed.

Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted. Mathew 5:4


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Carolee Whiting Black Hawk, CO August 15, 2020
"I had the privilege of working with Joy, and grateful for the impact she had in my life. Joy was just that, always joyful. Everyday she brought good energy to those around her, rarely a down day. I'm better for having known her. Sending healing thoughts to her Family and Friends closest to her."
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Betty (Bartling) Denison Blair, NE April 14, 2020
"My sympathy to you all: Wayne, Ann, & Sue & families. My prayers are with you during this time of sadness - I know you will miss Joy very much. She is now with her loving Savior in heaven."
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Jennifer Hayes Raymond, NE March 26, 2020
"I worked with Joy at Woodmen/Assurity for 33 years. She was always so kind and caring. She had a special soul. I will miss her."
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