Glen Lippold , November 19, 1921 — July 23, 2018

Glen Lippold  (Humboldt, Nebraska, NE) November 19, 1921 July 23, 2018 Death notice, Obituaries, Necrology
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Glen M. Lippold, 96, of Pawnee City, Nebraska passed away on Monday, July 23, 2018 at Premier Estates of Pawnee City. He was born on November 19, 1921 to Charles and Ethel (Overmyer) Lippold in Texarkana, Texas. Glen moved with his family from Texas to Lincoln, Nebraska when he was 5 years old, there he attended grade school at Belmont School and Teachers Collage High School up until the 10th grade when he had to quit to go to work to help support his family.

He worked various jobs before he enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1942-1946. During World War II Glen was in the 83rd Quarter Master Car Platoon and the European African Middle Eastern Theatre Company. He was awarded two bronze stars, a good conduct medal with a ranking of Staff Sargent and an Honorable Discharge.

Glen returned from the service to begin working in Lincoln where he met his wife to be. They moved to Phoenix, Arizona, where Glen married Betty Peters on February 14, 1947 at Grace Lutheran Church in Phoenix. They returned to Nebraska in 1948 and lived in Beatrice, Nebraska with Glen working at Store Kraft for one year.

They decided to make their home in Elk Creek, where Glen worked at Beethe Bros as a mechanic until he purchased his own business in 1959. Glen’s Repair remained open until Glen’s retirement in 1985. In 2005 Glen and Betty moved to Pawnee City to be closer to family.

Glen was never at a loss for words, he always had a nick name for everyone. We would wonder where he would come up with some of them and his comment was, “I calls them like I sees them! ” He was the “best’ in many ways but his quips were his forte!

Glen was 63 year member of the American Legion Post #370, Elk Creek, Nebraska and the oldest member and a member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church. Glen was preceded in death by his wife Betty (of 69 years), his parents, brother, Charlie, sisters, Ruth, Grace, Dorothy and Elsie and their spouses, mother-in-law and father-in-law, Elda and Bill Peters, brothers-in-law, LeRoy Peters, Harry Rottman and Paul Jeffrey. Glen is survived by his children, Gayle (Amy) Lippold of Berthoud, CO, daughter Karen (Bruce) Haughton of Pawnee City, NE, sister-in-laws, Willa Jean Rottman of Humboldt, NE, Donna Jeffrey of Canon City, CO, Diane (Dick) Grabow of Cedar, MN, Juanita Peters of Elk Creek, NE, brother-in-law, Royce (Sheila) Peters of Elk Creek, NE, five grandchildren, Ryan (Lynn) Haughton, Angie (John) Hunzeker, Aaron Lippold, Megan (Miles) McKenna and Shawnee (Jeff) Durant and ten great-grandchildren, Dillion, Alli, Kioni, Brandon, Stella, Ayden, Ryly, Brady, Hunter and Jackson.

Memorial services 10:30 a.m., Friday, July 27, 2018 at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, rural Elk Creek, Nebraska. Officiating Pastor Robert Schermbeck. Visitation on Thursday, July 26, 2018, from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., with family greeting friends from 6-8 p.m. at Wherry Mortuary, 202 N 3rd, Tecumseh, Nebraska.

Inurnment will be in the St. Peter’s Cemetery, rural Elk Creek,Nebraska. Memorials to family choice. Full Military Rites will provided by American Legion Post 370, of Elk Creek, Nebraska.

Online condolences may be left at www. wherrymortuary.com.

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death notice Glen Lippold November 19, 1921 — July 23, 2018

obituary notice Glen Lippold November 19, 1921 — July 23, 2018

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