William H. Sick, obituary portrait — Ludvigsen Mortuary

In Loving Memory

William H.Sick

Date of Birth January 1, 1900
Passed Away On January 5, 2008
At Age 108 years
Resident of Omaha
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He was born to Harry and Susie (Heller) Sick on January 28, 1928 at Hooper NE.
After graduating from Hooper High School in 1945, he and his father formed a partnership in farming and cattle feeding. He continued to farm north of Hooper until he retired. He served in the army during the Korean conflict for two years with one year spent in combat in Korea.

He was an active member of the Hooper American Legion Post 18, Winslow/Hooper VFW Post 10535 and was a lifetime member of Redeemer Lutheran Church. For several years he served as a member of the Hooper township supervisors.

He married Ruth Jones on May 25, 1957 and they celebrated their 50th anniversary with friends and family in Omaha.

He is survived by
his wife, Ruth, of Hooper
daughter Dianne Yablonski and husband, Tom of Papillion,
son Paul and wife Marla of Fremont,
sister Rosemary Milbrandt and husband Lowell of Omaha
and their three sons, Jeff, Todd, and Jon,
three step-grandchildren Tim, Maggie and Mary Kate,
and several cousins.

He was preceded in death by his parents, an Aunt Ann, and his grandparents.


The funeral will be on Wednesday January 9 at 2:00pm at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Hooper. The Rev. Joel Schroeder will officiate. Burial will follow in the Hooper Cemetery. Visitation will be on Tuesday January 8, from 3pm to 8pm with family receiving friends from 6pm to 7:30pm all at Ludvigsen's Hooper Funeral Chapel. Visitation will continue one hour before service at the church. Memorials are suggested to Redeemer Lutheran Church. Military Honors will be provided by the American Legion Post 18 and VFW Post 10535 Honor Guard.
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Services

Visitation

Ludvigsen’s Hooper Funeral Chapel

108 E. Elk St.

Hooper, NE, 68031

Visitation

Redeemer Lutheran Church

Funeral Service

Redeemer Lutheran Church

Graveside Service

Hooper Cemetery

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Condolences (11)

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Pamela J. Edwards January 12, 2008
"I would like to convey my sympathy to you in the loss of your loved one. I didn't know Bill personally, but I do know the pain of losing one so dear to you. I lost my brother in a car fire and this past summer and two cousins(brothers) in separate traffic accidents, just 5 hours apart. We were devastated. We as a family, found much support in reading notes such as this, from family, friends, and even those we never met. I found comfort in reading the bible, as I'm sure you do also. I wanted to share with you a few of my favorites. Psalm 34:18 reassures us that we are never alone, more so at a time like this. Also in John 11:11,14-44 we read of Jesus resurrecting Lazarus, here on earth. Can you imagine the tears of joy when they heard Jesus call out in a loud voice," Lazarus, come forth!" and to see him walk toward them must have been so faith strengthening for all who saw that with their very own eyes. We too can look forward to seeing our loved ones again, when John 5:25,28 is fulfilled. Cherish the memories you shared, keep them close to your heart. Remember what he taught you and pass that knowledge on to others and his memory will live on in you and those you shared his life with. From what I read Bill must have been a wonderful person, I'm sure he will be missed by many of his friends and family. Please, accept my sincere condolences to all who knew Bill"
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Linda Mengedoht Schafer Cody, Scribner, NE January 9, 2008
"Bill will be missed. I always enjoyed his company and conversation while I worked at the station. I could always depend on him for a good laugh. My deepest sympathy to all of the family."
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Les & Robin Gitt Hooper, NE January 8, 2008
"Les & I are so sorry to hear about your loss. We know Bill fought a good fight after the accident and during his hospital stay. Know that he is in a better place with no pain tubes or machines. Les enjoyed the many fishing trips (and of course eating the fish) that he and Bill took together. And the times they spent hunting. And if I'm not mistaken Bill is the one that taught Les how to butcher a deer. Bill will be greatly missed. Please know Ruth if you need anything do not hesitate to give us a call. Take Care"
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