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Gordon L. Chrisman, age 54, of Fremont passed away Thursday, June 25th, 2020 at his home in Fremont, NE.
Gordy grew up in Fremont and graduated from Fremont High School in 1984, where he was the Valedictorian of his class. Following high school, Gordy attended Southeast Community College at Milford where he earned an associate degree in Electronic Engineering. He then attended UNL on a scholarship. He worked for several years at Duncan Aviation, until March of 1998 when he began his 22-year career at 3M in Valley, NE.
Gordy was preceded in death by his parents, Warren & Phyllis Chrisman. Survivors include brothers, David (Leslie) Chrisman, Jim Chrisman (special friend Lori Carlson), Lyle (Carol) Chrisman, Daniel (Vicki) Chrisman, and sister, Kathy Chrisman. Gordy also had a special bond with his nephews (8) and niece (1), their spouses and his many great nieces and nephews, with one special little nephew on the way.
Gordy had a love for the outdoors and especially enjoyed spending time on both the Platte and Elkhorn Rivers at his family cabins. He had many fishing stories to share around the campfire while listening to classic rock. He was also an active part of the Republican party, followed politics closely, and was very passionate and patriotic about his country.
He was always planning, tinkering, and building his next great idea. He never stopped researching and learning and loved to share his knowledge with any one he met. He was friendly to everyone and his friends and family at the river always appreciated his warm smile and words of advice.
Over the last year, Gordy took pride in the fact that he had overcome his battle with Cancer and always with a positive and upbeat attitude.
A Private Service will be held on Thursday, July 2nd at Ludvigsen Mortuary Chapel in Fremont at 5pm. Due to current health restrictions, half capacity seating will be followed (approx. 50 people). The family asks that you contact a direct family member if you plan to attend. You may also view the service via live stream on the website at www.ludvigsenmortuary.com. Memorials can be directed to the family.
Online guestbook at www.Ludvigsenmortuary.com
https://youtu.be/i2otgOSwpdk
Gordy grew up in Fremont and graduated from Fremont High School in 1984, where he was the Valedictorian of his class. Following high school, Gordy attended Southeast Community College at Milford where he earned an associate degree in Electronic Engineering. He then attended UNL on a scholarship. He worked for several years at Duncan Aviation, until March of 1998 when he began his 22-year career at 3M in Valley, NE.
Gordy was preceded in death by his parents, Warren & Phyllis Chrisman. Survivors include brothers, David (Leslie) Chrisman, Jim Chrisman (special friend Lori Carlson), Lyle (Carol) Chrisman, Daniel (Vicki) Chrisman, and sister, Kathy Chrisman. Gordy also had a special bond with his nephews (8) and niece (1), their spouses and his many great nieces and nephews, with one special little nephew on the way.
Gordy had a love for the outdoors and especially enjoyed spending time on both the Platte and Elkhorn Rivers at his family cabins. He had many fishing stories to share around the campfire while listening to classic rock. He was also an active part of the Republican party, followed politics closely, and was very passionate and patriotic about his country.
He was always planning, tinkering, and building his next great idea. He never stopped researching and learning and loved to share his knowledge with any one he met. He was friendly to everyone and his friends and family at the river always appreciated his warm smile and words of advice.
Over the last year, Gordy took pride in the fact that he had overcome his battle with Cancer and always with a positive and upbeat attitude.
A Private Service will be held on Thursday, July 2nd at Ludvigsen Mortuary Chapel in Fremont at 5pm. Due to current health restrictions, half capacity seating will be followed (approx. 50 people). The family asks that you contact a direct family member if you plan to attend. You may also view the service via live stream on the website at www.ludvigsenmortuary.com. Memorials can be directed to the family.
Online guestbook at www.Ludvigsenmortuary.com
https://youtu.be/i2otgOSwpdk