Talbot W. Laughlin, 78, of Brady, Nebraska, died January 27, 2011, at his home. Talbot was born October 17, 1932 in Lincoln, NE, to Jewell and Gwendeline Laughlin.
Talbot grew up in Lincoln, NE and later moved to Southern Califonia, where he met and married, Annie, his wife of 35 years.
Talbot worked as a Air Traffic Controler for Buckley Air Force Base in Colorado. He was a Retired Master Sargent in the United States Air Force had served in the Korean Conflict and a life long member of the Elks.
After retiring in 1985, he and Annie moved to Brady. He enjoyed fishing, was an expert pool shooter and hunting in his earlier years.
Surviving are: sister, Meralie Ellison and Ray Bales of Kansas City, MO, neices, Teresa Ann Addison of Colorado Springs, CO, and Nancy Kraft of St. Louis, MO, special family, Roy and Denise Peterson, Rita and Matt Dillon, Jim Peterson, Susan Lucero, Greg Jones, Danny and Shelley Peterson, Kathleen and Ken Mueller and Brian French.
Talbot was preceded in death by his wife, Annabella Laughlin and his parents, brother, Richard Lee Laughlin, sister, Shirley Sprinkle.
Talbot grew up in Lincoln, NE and later moved to Southern Califonia, where he met and married, Annie, his wife of 35 years.
Talbot worked as a Air Traffic Controler for Buckley Air Force Base in Colorado. He was a Retired Master Sargent in the United States Air Force had served in the Korean Conflict and a life long member of the Elks.
After retiring in 1985, he and Annie moved to Brady. He enjoyed fishing, was an expert pool shooter and hunting in his earlier years.
Surviving are: sister, Meralie Ellison and Ray Bales of Kansas City, MO, neices, Teresa Ann Addison of Colorado Springs, CO, and Nancy Kraft of St. Louis, MO, special family, Roy and Denise Peterson, Rita and Matt Dillon, Jim Peterson, Susan Lucero, Greg Jones, Danny and Shelley Peterson, Kathleen and Ken Mueller and Brian French.
Talbot was preceded in death by his wife, Annabella Laughlin and his parents, brother, Richard Lee Laughlin, sister, Shirley Sprinkle.
Talbot W. Laughlin, 78, of Brady, Nebraska, died January 27, 2011, at his home. Talbot was born October 17, 1932 in Lincoln, NE, to Jewell and Gwendeline Laughlin.
Talbot grew up in Lincoln, NE and later moved to Southern Califonia, where he met and married, Annie, his wife of 35 years.
Talbot worked as a Air Traffic Controler for Buckley Air Force Base in Colorado. He was a Retired Master Sargent in the United States Air Force had served in the Korean Conflict and a life long member of the Elks.
After retiring in 1985, he and Annie moved to Brady. He enjoyed fishing, was an expert pool shooter and hunting in his earlier years.
Surviving are: sister, Meralie Ellison and Ray Bales of Kansas City, MO, neices, Teresa Ann Addison of Colorado Springs, CO, and Nancy Kraft of St. Louis, MO, special family, Roy and Denise Peterson, Rita and Matt Dillon, Jim Peterson, Susan Lucero, Greg Jones, Danny and Shelley Peterson, Kathleen and Ken Mueller and Brian French.
Talbot was preceded in death by his wife, Annabella Laughlin and his parents, brother, Richard Lee Laughlin, sister, Shirley Sprinkle.
Talbot grew up in Lincoln, NE and later moved to Southern Califonia, where he met and married, Annie, his wife of 35 years.
Talbot worked as a Air Traffic Controler for Buckley Air Force Base in Colorado. He was a Retired Master Sargent in the United States Air Force had served in the Korean Conflict and a life long member of the Elks.
After retiring in 1985, he and Annie moved to Brady. He enjoyed fishing, was an expert pool shooter and hunting in his earlier years.
Surviving are: sister, Meralie Ellison and Ray Bales of Kansas City, MO, neices, Teresa Ann Addison of Colorado Springs, CO, and Nancy Kraft of St. Louis, MO, special family, Roy and Denise Peterson, Rita and Matt Dillon, Jim Peterson, Susan Lucero, Greg Jones, Danny and Shelley Peterson, Kathleen and Ken Mueller and Brian French.
Talbot was preceded in death by his wife, Annabella Laughlin and his parents, brother, Richard Lee Laughlin, sister, Shirley Sprinkle.
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