Richard J. Starkweather
December 16, 1935 – December 7, 2018
Richard was born December 16, 1935 to William and Althea (Neal) Starkweather in Lincoln, NE. He passed away December 7, 2018. He served in the Army from 1954-1962. He enjoyed hunting, camping and fishing at Harlan County. Richard was employed with American Stores for 18 years and after his retirement he worked as a truck driver. Preceded in death by parents; sister, Marjorie Cave; sister, Eleanor Agnew; sister, Elsie Neal and brother, Charles Starkweather. Survived by wife of 59 years, Kay Starkweather; daughter, Lanna (Mike) Schrader of Eagle, NE; son, Danny (Denise) Starkweather of Hoyt, KS; grandchildren, Briana (Sam) Swartz, Jenni Schrader and Molly (Anthony) Perkins; great grandchildren, McKinley Swartz, James Swartz and Laikynn Perkins; sister, Bonnie Berrara of Angleton, TX and numerous other family members and friends. Memorials suggested to the family for later designation. Visitation Tuesday, December 11, 2018 from 4-8pm and Funeral Service Wednesday, December 12, 2018 at 3pm with all services at Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th Street. Interment with Military Honors Lincoln Memorial Park. Condolences:lincolnfh.com
PALLBEARERS
Sam Swartz, Active Pallbearer
Anthony Perkins, Active Pallbearer
William Schmailzl, Active Pallbearer
Adam Hett, Active Pallbearer
Michael Schrader, Active Pallbearer
Lonnie Cave, Active Pallbearer
Jim DeLancey, Honorary Pallbearer
Charles Starkweather, Honorary Pallbearer
1
December
Visitation
4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home
6800 S. 14th Street
Lincoln, Nebraska
December 9, 2018
When we first moved to Lincoln nearly 8 years ago, Dick & Kay were among a few of the folks who welcomed us to the neighborhood. We took an immediate liking to them. Dick loved to tell us about his time driving a truck and sharing his joy of gardening. He and Alberto would work on that together on occasion and we were blessed to reap the rewards right along with him. (He grew great jalapenos). Alex shared that he thought Dick was a really nice guy and will miss him. Dick, you will truly be missed, it's hard to imagine not seeing you out in your yard.
FROM THE FAMILY
December 16, 1935 – December 7, 2018
Richard was born December 16, 1935 to William and Althea (Neal) Starkweather in Lincoln, NE. He passed away December 7, 2018. He served in the Army from 1954-1962. He enjoyed hunting, camping and fishing at Harlan County. Richard was employed with American Stores for 18 years and after his retirement he worked as a truck driver. Preceded in death by parents; sister, Marjorie Cave; sister, Eleanor Agnew; sister, Elsie Neal and brother, Charles Starkweather. Survived by wife of 59 years, Kay Starkweather; daughter, Lanna (Mike) Schrader of Eagle, NE; son, Danny (Denise) Starkweather of Hoyt, KS; grandchildren, Briana (Sam) Swartz, Jenni Schrader and Molly (Anthony) Perkins; great grandchildren, McKinley Swartz, James Swartz and Laikynn Perkins; sister, Bonnie Berrara of Angleton, TX and numerous other family members and friends. Memorials suggested to the family for later designation. Visitation Tuesday, December 11, 2018 from 4-8pm and Funeral Service Wednesday, December 12, 2018 at 3pm with all services at Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th Street. Interment with Military Honors Lincoln Memorial Park. Condolences:lincolnfh.com
PALLBEARERS
Sam Swartz, Active Pallbearer
Anthony Perkins, Active Pallbearer
William Schmailzl, Active Pallbearer
Adam Hett, Active Pallbearer
Michael Schrader, Active Pallbearer
Lonnie Cave, Active Pallbearer
Jim DeLancey, Honorary Pallbearer
Charles Starkweather, Honorary Pallbearer
1
December
Visitation
4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home
6800 S. 14th Street
Lincoln, Nebraska
December 9, 2018
When we first moved to Lincoln nearly 8 years ago, Dick & Kay were among a few of the folks who welcomed us to the neighborhood. We took an immediate liking to them. Dick loved to tell us about his time driving a truck and sharing his joy of gardening. He and Alberto would work on that together on occasion and we were blessed to reap the rewards right along with him. (He grew great jalapenos). Alex shared that he thought Dick was a really nice guy and will miss him. Dick, you will truly be missed, it's hard to imagine not seeing you out in your yard.
FROM THE FAMILY
Richard J. Starkweather
December 16, 1935 – December 7, 2018
Richard was born December 16, 1935 to William and Althea (Neal) Starkweather in Lincoln, NE. He passed away December 7, 2018. He served in the Army from 1954-1962. He enjoyed hunting, camping and fishing at Harlan County. Richard was employed with American Stores for 18 years and after his retirement he worked as a truck driver. Preceded in death by parents; sister, Marjorie Cave; sister, Eleanor Agnew; sister, Elsie Neal and brother, Charles Starkweather. Survived by wife of 59 years, Kay Starkweather; daughter, Lanna (Mike) Schrader of Eagle, NE; son, Danny (Denise) Starkweather of Hoyt, KS; grandchildren, Briana (Sam) Swartz, Jenni Schrader and Molly (Anthony) Perkins; great grandchildren, McKinley Swartz, James Swartz and Laikynn Perkins; sister, Bonnie Berrara of Angleton, TX and numerous other family members and friends. Memorials suggested to the family for later designation. Visitation Tuesday, December 11, 2018 from 4-8pm and Funeral Service Wednesday, December 12, 2018 at 3pm with all services at Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th Street. Interment with Military Honors Lincoln Memorial Park. Condolences:lincolnfh.com
PALLBEARERS
Sam Swartz, Active Pallbearer
Anthony Perkins, Active Pallbearer
William Schmailzl, Active Pallbearer
Adam Hett, Active Pallbearer
Michael Schrader, Active Pallbearer
Lonnie Cave, Active Pallbearer
Jim DeLancey, Honorary Pallbearer
Charles Starkweather, Honorary Pallbearer
1
December
Visitation
4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home
6800 S. 14th Street
Lincoln, Nebraska
December 9, 2018
When we first moved to Lincoln nearly 8 years ago, Dick & Kay were among a few of the folks who welcomed us to the neighborhood. We took an immediate liking to them. Dick loved to tell us about his time driving a truck and sharing his joy of gardening. He and Alberto would work on that together on occasion and we were blessed to reap the rewards right along with him. (He grew great jalapenos). Alex shared that he thought Dick was a really nice guy and will miss him. Dick, you will truly be missed, it's hard to imagine not seeing you out in your yard.
FROM THE FAMILY
December 16, 1935 – December 7, 2018
Richard was born December 16, 1935 to William and Althea (Neal) Starkweather in Lincoln, NE. He passed away December 7, 2018. He served in the Army from 1954-1962. He enjoyed hunting, camping and fishing at Harlan County. Richard was employed with American Stores for 18 years and after his retirement he worked as a truck driver. Preceded in death by parents; sister, Marjorie Cave; sister, Eleanor Agnew; sister, Elsie Neal and brother, Charles Starkweather. Survived by wife of 59 years, Kay Starkweather; daughter, Lanna (Mike) Schrader of Eagle, NE; son, Danny (Denise) Starkweather of Hoyt, KS; grandchildren, Briana (Sam) Swartz, Jenni Schrader and Molly (Anthony) Perkins; great grandchildren, McKinley Swartz, James Swartz and Laikynn Perkins; sister, Bonnie Berrara of Angleton, TX and numerous other family members and friends. Memorials suggested to the family for later designation. Visitation Tuesday, December 11, 2018 from 4-8pm and Funeral Service Wednesday, December 12, 2018 at 3pm with all services at Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th Street. Interment with Military Honors Lincoln Memorial Park. Condolences:lincolnfh.com
PALLBEARERS
Sam Swartz, Active Pallbearer
Anthony Perkins, Active Pallbearer
William Schmailzl, Active Pallbearer
Adam Hett, Active Pallbearer
Michael Schrader, Active Pallbearer
Lonnie Cave, Active Pallbearer
Jim DeLancey, Honorary Pallbearer
Charles Starkweather, Honorary Pallbearer
1
December
Visitation
4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home
6800 S. 14th Street
Lincoln, Nebraska
December 9, 2018
When we first moved to Lincoln nearly 8 years ago, Dick & Kay were among a few of the folks who welcomed us to the neighborhood. We took an immediate liking to them. Dick loved to tell us about his time driving a truck and sharing his joy of gardening. He and Alberto would work on that together on occasion and we were blessed to reap the rewards right along with him. (He grew great jalapenos). Alex shared that he thought Dick was a really nice guy and will miss him. Dick, you will truly be missed, it's hard to imagine not seeing you out in your yard.
FROM THE FAMILY
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