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printed in The Pilot, July 25, 1923
OBITUARY
Lloyd Leo Reichenbach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reichenbach, was born at Orum, Nebr., October 27, 1907. He passed away in Omaha at the Nicholas Sen hospital July 20, 1923, making him 15 years, 8 months and 23 days old.
After suffering an operation for appendicitis, peritonitis developed and ended in infection which caused his death. During his one week of illness he never complained, always saying he felt "pretty good," trying to make it easier for those about him.
He was of a sunny disposition and affectionate nature and loved by all who knew him. He took an active part in social and school life of the community and will be sorely missed by scores of friends.
He is mourned by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reichenbach; one brother, George; and three sisters, Mrs. __am Steele, Gracia and Inez. One brother having preceded him in death _1 years ago.
A short prayer service was held at the house Sunday, July 22. Many friends followed the remains to the L.D.S. church at Blair where a most comforting sermon was preached by Rev. T.J. Elliott of Omaha. The many beautiful flowers showed the high esteem in which he and the family was held. The music was furnished by the Latter Day Saints choir.
His six classmates, John Johnson, Chester and Francis Jungbluth, Edward Hoier, Clifford Liesche and Geo. Misfeldt served as pallbearers.
printed in The Pilot, July 25, 1923
OBITUARY
Lloyd Leo Reichenbach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reichenbach, was born at Orum, Nebr., October 27, 1907. He passed away in Omaha at the Nicholas Sen hospital July 20, 1923, making him 15 years, 8 months and 23 days old.
After suffering an operation for appendicitis, peritonitis developed and ended in infection which caused his death. During his one week of illness he never complained, always saying he felt "pretty good," trying to make it easier for those about him.
He was of a sunny disposition and affectionate nature and loved by all who knew him. He took an active part in social and school life of the community and will be sorely missed by scores of friends.
He is mourned by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reichenbach; one brother, George; and three sisters, Mrs. __am Steele, Gracia and Inez. One brother having preceded him in death _1 years ago.
A short prayer service was held at the house Sunday, July 22. Many friends followed the remains to the L.D.S. church at Blair where a most comforting sermon was preached by Rev. T.J. Elliott of Omaha. The many beautiful flowers showed the high esteem in which he and the family was held. The music was furnished by the Latter Day Saints choir.
His six classmates, John Johnson, Chester and Francis Jungbluth, Edward Hoier, Clifford Liesche and Geo. Misfeldt served as pallbearers.
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printed in The Pilot, July 25, 1923
OBITUARY
Lloyd Leo Reichenbach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reichenbach, was born at Orum, Nebr., October 27, 1907. He passed away in Omaha at the Nicholas Sen hospital July 20, 1923, making him 15 years, 8 months and 23 days old.
After suffering an operation for appendicitis, peritonitis developed and ended in infection which caused his death. During his one week of illness he never complained, always saying he felt "pretty good," trying to make it easier for those about him.
He was of a sunny disposition and affectionate nature and loved by all who knew him. He took an active part in social and school life of the community and will be sorely missed by scores of friends.
He is mourned by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reichenbach; one brother, George; and three sisters, Mrs. __am Steele, Gracia and Inez. One brother having preceded him in death _1 years ago.
A short prayer service was held at the house Sunday, July 22. Many friends followed the remains to the L.D.S. church at Blair where a most comforting sermon was preached by Rev. T.J. Elliott of Omaha. The many beautiful flowers showed the high esteem in which he and the family was held. The music was furnished by the Latter Day Saints choir.
His six classmates, John Johnson, Chester and Francis Jungbluth, Edward Hoier, Clifford Liesche and Geo. Misfeldt served as pallbearers.
printed in The Pilot, July 25, 1923
OBITUARY
Lloyd Leo Reichenbach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reichenbach, was born at Orum, Nebr., October 27, 1907. He passed away in Omaha at the Nicholas Sen hospital July 20, 1923, making him 15 years, 8 months and 23 days old.
After suffering an operation for appendicitis, peritonitis developed and ended in infection which caused his death. During his one week of illness he never complained, always saying he felt "pretty good," trying to make it easier for those about him.
He was of a sunny disposition and affectionate nature and loved by all who knew him. He took an active part in social and school life of the community and will be sorely missed by scores of friends.
He is mourned by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reichenbach; one brother, George; and three sisters, Mrs. __am Steele, Gracia and Inez. One brother having preceded him in death _1 years ago.
A short prayer service was held at the house Sunday, July 22. Many friends followed the remains to the L.D.S. church at Blair where a most comforting sermon was preached by Rev. T.J. Elliott of Omaha. The many beautiful flowers showed the high esteem in which he and the family was held. The music was furnished by the Latter Day Saints choir.
His six classmates, John Johnson, Chester and Francis Jungbluth, Edward Hoier, Clifford Liesche and Geo. Misfeldt served as pallbearers.
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