Nora Anna Nebgen, age 86, of Stonewall, Texas passed away October 9, 2012 at Knopp Nursing Home in Fredericksburg.
Nora was born in Fredericksburg, Texas on September 5, 1926 to Carl and Meta (Tatsch) Meurer. Her and her twin brother, Norbert, were the last two children of eight.
She is proceeded in death by her parents, her husband of 49 years, Lawrence Nebgen, brothers, Otto, Alex, and John Meurer, sister, Elsie Albrecht, sister in laws, Thekla Meurer, Margarita Meurer, Rose Marie Meurer, Audrey Meurer, and Florence Meurer, brother in laws, Milton Langhennig, Skip Gamel, Victor Albrecht, and Clinton Grona.
She is survived by her children Elaine Nebgen Harper and her husband Boyd of Fredericksburg, Lawrence (Jr.) Paul Nebgen and his wife Janice of Johnson City, her brothers, Hugo Meurer and wife Susie of Austin, Carl Meurer of San Antonio, Norbert Meurer and wife Hortencia of Corpus Christi, sister in laws Lillian Meurer of Fredericksburg, Erline Grona of Fredericksburg, grandchildren Quincy Harper, Heather Peralez and her husband Anthony, Tamara Smith and her husband Ryan, Lawrence Christopher Nebgen and his wife Jennifer, Christopher Mayes and his wife Amanda, Walter Mayes and his wife Becki, great grandchildren, Harper and Henley Peralez, Tuesday and Paisley Wendel, Gavin Vlasek, Lawrence Breylon Nebgen, and Adriana, Emma, and Josiah Mayes.
Nora grew up as a farmer alongside her seven brothers and sister at their home located off the Pedernales River. She attended Wrede Country School until she moved into town in with her parents and transferred to St. Mary's School where she graduated from high school and met her husband. Nora and Lawrence were married on October 10, 1949. They opened Nebgen Supermarket together and Nora helped with the book keeping, ordering, and checking. After selling the supermarket years later they opened Fredericksburg Reality in the 1960's. Nora got her brokers license so she could help run the business.
Both Nora and Lawrence shared a passion for ranching and she continued even after his passing. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church until 1986 when they moved to Stonewall and then became a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church where she also participated with the St. Rose's Society.
Nora loved the simple things in life like spending time with her family, watching her cattle from her front window, and cooking and feeding her family. She was quick witted and had a sense of humor that could put a smile on anyone's face that she came across. She loved to tell stories of being the youngest and smallest of all her siblings. She will be greatly missed by her friends and family.
Visitation will be held Friday, October 12, 2012 from 4-7 pm at Schaetters Funeral Home in Fredericksburg with a rosary at 6 pm conducted by Deacon Ed Ferguson.
Funeral mass will take place Saturday, October 13, 2012 at 10 am at St. Francis Xavier in Stonewall with burial to follow at Stonewall Community Cemetary.
Pallbearers: Quincy Harper, Lawrence Christopher Nebgen, Christopher Mayes, Walter Mayes, Anthony Peralez, and Chase Perry Honorary Pallbearers: Jamison Penington, Tamara Smith, and Heather Peralez Organist: Deann Hampton Guitarist: Boyd Harper Vocalist: Heather Peralez
(Schaetter Funeral Home, Fredericksburg)
Nora was born in Fredericksburg, Texas on September 5, 1926 to Carl and Meta (Tatsch) Meurer. Her and her twin brother, Norbert, were the last two children of eight.
She is proceeded in death by her parents, her husband of 49 years, Lawrence Nebgen, brothers, Otto, Alex, and John Meurer, sister, Elsie Albrecht, sister in laws, Thekla Meurer, Margarita Meurer, Rose Marie Meurer, Audrey Meurer, and Florence Meurer, brother in laws, Milton Langhennig, Skip Gamel, Victor Albrecht, and Clinton Grona.
She is survived by her children Elaine Nebgen Harper and her husband Boyd of Fredericksburg, Lawrence (Jr.) Paul Nebgen and his wife Janice of Johnson City, her brothers, Hugo Meurer and wife Susie of Austin, Carl Meurer of San Antonio, Norbert Meurer and wife Hortencia of Corpus Christi, sister in laws Lillian Meurer of Fredericksburg, Erline Grona of Fredericksburg, grandchildren Quincy Harper, Heather Peralez and her husband Anthony, Tamara Smith and her husband Ryan, Lawrence Christopher Nebgen and his wife Jennifer, Christopher Mayes and his wife Amanda, Walter Mayes and his wife Becki, great grandchildren, Harper and Henley Peralez, Tuesday and Paisley Wendel, Gavin Vlasek, Lawrence Breylon Nebgen, and Adriana, Emma, and Josiah Mayes.
Nora grew up as a farmer alongside her seven brothers and sister at their home located off the Pedernales River. She attended Wrede Country School until she moved into town in with her parents and transferred to St. Mary's School where she graduated from high school and met her husband. Nora and Lawrence were married on October 10, 1949. They opened Nebgen Supermarket together and Nora helped with the book keeping, ordering, and checking. After selling the supermarket years later they opened Fredericksburg Reality in the 1960's. Nora got her brokers license so she could help run the business.
Both Nora and Lawrence shared a passion for ranching and she continued even after his passing. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church until 1986 when they moved to Stonewall and then became a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church where she also participated with the St. Rose's Society.
Nora loved the simple things in life like spending time with her family, watching her cattle from her front window, and cooking and feeding her family. She was quick witted and had a sense of humor that could put a smile on anyone's face that she came across. She loved to tell stories of being the youngest and smallest of all her siblings. She will be greatly missed by her friends and family.
Visitation will be held Friday, October 12, 2012 from 4-7 pm at Schaetters Funeral Home in Fredericksburg with a rosary at 6 pm conducted by Deacon Ed Ferguson.
Funeral mass will take place Saturday, October 13, 2012 at 10 am at St. Francis Xavier in Stonewall with burial to follow at Stonewall Community Cemetary.
Pallbearers: Quincy Harper, Lawrence Christopher Nebgen, Christopher Mayes, Walter Mayes, Anthony Peralez, and Chase Perry Honorary Pallbearers: Jamison Penington, Tamara Smith, and Heather Peralez Organist: Deann Hampton Guitarist: Boyd Harper Vocalist: Heather Peralez
(Schaetter Funeral Home, Fredericksburg)
Nora Anna Nebgen, age 86, of Stonewall, Texas passed away October 9, 2012 at Knopp Nursing Home in Fredericksburg.
Nora was born in Fredericksburg, Texas on September 5, 1926 to Carl and Meta (Tatsch) Meurer. Her and her twin brother, Norbert, were the last two children of eight.
She is proceeded in death by her parents, her husband of 49 years, Lawrence Nebgen, brothers, Otto, Alex, and John Meurer, sister, Elsie Albrecht, sister in laws, Thekla Meurer, Margarita Meurer, Rose Marie Meurer, Audrey Meurer, and Florence Meurer, brother in laws, Milton Langhennig, Skip Gamel, Victor Albrecht, and Clinton Grona.
She is survived by her children Elaine Nebgen Harper and her husband Boyd of Fredericksburg, Lawrence (Jr.) Paul Nebgen and his wife Janice of Johnson City, her brothers, Hugo Meurer and wife Susie of Austin, Carl Meurer of San Antonio, Norbert Meurer and wife Hortencia of Corpus Christi, sister in laws Lillian Meurer of Fredericksburg, Erline Grona of Fredericksburg, grandchildren Quincy Harper, Heather Peralez and her husband Anthony, Tamara Smith and her husband Ryan, Lawrence Christopher Nebgen and his wife Jennifer, Christopher Mayes and his wife Amanda, Walter Mayes and his wife Becki, great grandchildren, Harper and Henley Peralez, Tuesday and Paisley Wendel, Gavin Vlasek, Lawrence Breylon Nebgen, and Adriana, Emma, and Josiah Mayes.
Nora grew up as a farmer alongside her seven brothers and sister at their home located off the Pedernales River. She attended Wrede Country School until she moved into town in with her parents and transferred to St. Mary's School where she graduated from high school and met her husband. Nora and Lawrence were married on October 10, 1949. They opened Nebgen Supermarket together and Nora helped with the book keeping, ordering, and checking. After selling the supermarket years later they opened Fredericksburg Reality in the 1960's. Nora got her brokers license so she could help run the business.
Both Nora and Lawrence shared a passion for ranching and she continued even after his passing. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church until 1986 when they moved to Stonewall and then became a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church where she also participated with the St. Rose's Society.
Nora loved the simple things in life like spending time with her family, watching her cattle from her front window, and cooking and feeding her family. She was quick witted and had a sense of humor that could put a smile on anyone's face that she came across. She loved to tell stories of being the youngest and smallest of all her siblings. She will be greatly missed by her friends and family.
Visitation will be held Friday, October 12, 2012 from 4-7 pm at Schaetters Funeral Home in Fredericksburg with a rosary at 6 pm conducted by Deacon Ed Ferguson.
Funeral mass will take place Saturday, October 13, 2012 at 10 am at St. Francis Xavier in Stonewall with burial to follow at Stonewall Community Cemetary.
Pallbearers: Quincy Harper, Lawrence Christopher Nebgen, Christopher Mayes, Walter Mayes, Anthony Peralez, and Chase Perry Honorary Pallbearers: Jamison Penington, Tamara Smith, and Heather Peralez Organist: Deann Hampton Guitarist: Boyd Harper Vocalist: Heather Peralez
(Schaetter Funeral Home, Fredericksburg)
Nora was born in Fredericksburg, Texas on September 5, 1926 to Carl and Meta (Tatsch) Meurer. Her and her twin brother, Norbert, were the last two children of eight.
She is proceeded in death by her parents, her husband of 49 years, Lawrence Nebgen, brothers, Otto, Alex, and John Meurer, sister, Elsie Albrecht, sister in laws, Thekla Meurer, Margarita Meurer, Rose Marie Meurer, Audrey Meurer, and Florence Meurer, brother in laws, Milton Langhennig, Skip Gamel, Victor Albrecht, and Clinton Grona.
She is survived by her children Elaine Nebgen Harper and her husband Boyd of Fredericksburg, Lawrence (Jr.) Paul Nebgen and his wife Janice of Johnson City, her brothers, Hugo Meurer and wife Susie of Austin, Carl Meurer of San Antonio, Norbert Meurer and wife Hortencia of Corpus Christi, sister in laws Lillian Meurer of Fredericksburg, Erline Grona of Fredericksburg, grandchildren Quincy Harper, Heather Peralez and her husband Anthony, Tamara Smith and her husband Ryan, Lawrence Christopher Nebgen and his wife Jennifer, Christopher Mayes and his wife Amanda, Walter Mayes and his wife Becki, great grandchildren, Harper and Henley Peralez, Tuesday and Paisley Wendel, Gavin Vlasek, Lawrence Breylon Nebgen, and Adriana, Emma, and Josiah Mayes.
Nora grew up as a farmer alongside her seven brothers and sister at their home located off the Pedernales River. She attended Wrede Country School until she moved into town in with her parents and transferred to St. Mary's School where she graduated from high school and met her husband. Nora and Lawrence were married on October 10, 1949. They opened Nebgen Supermarket together and Nora helped with the book keeping, ordering, and checking. After selling the supermarket years later they opened Fredericksburg Reality in the 1960's. Nora got her brokers license so she could help run the business.
Both Nora and Lawrence shared a passion for ranching and she continued even after his passing. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church until 1986 when they moved to Stonewall and then became a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church where she also participated with the St. Rose's Society.
Nora loved the simple things in life like spending time with her family, watching her cattle from her front window, and cooking and feeding her family. She was quick witted and had a sense of humor that could put a smile on anyone's face that she came across. She loved to tell stories of being the youngest and smallest of all her siblings. She will be greatly missed by her friends and family.
Visitation will be held Friday, October 12, 2012 from 4-7 pm at Schaetters Funeral Home in Fredericksburg with a rosary at 6 pm conducted by Deacon Ed Ferguson.
Funeral mass will take place Saturday, October 13, 2012 at 10 am at St. Francis Xavier in Stonewall with burial to follow at Stonewall Community Cemetary.
Pallbearers: Quincy Harper, Lawrence Christopher Nebgen, Christopher Mayes, Walter Mayes, Anthony Peralez, and Chase Perry Honorary Pallbearers: Jamison Penington, Tamara Smith, and Heather Peralez Organist: Deann Hampton Guitarist: Boyd Harper Vocalist: Heather Peralez
(Schaetter Funeral Home, Fredericksburg)
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