Age 74 years of Millard, Nebraska. Preceded in death by mother and step-father Lydia and Glen Harbison; father, Paul Kaehler; father and mother-in-law, Harry P. and Elizabeth Andersen; brothers-in-law Don Fulton, Les Engquist and Orville Schroeder; and sister-in-law Kathleen Schroeder. Survived by husband of 57 years, Arthur E. Andersen; sons Terry (Judy) Andersen, Arthur S. "Scott" (Deb) Andersen, all of Millard, Brian (Judy) Andersen of Fuquay-Varina, NC, and Steve (Donna) Andersen of Millard; daughters Brenda (Jimmie) Sheard, of Millard, and Dr. Rhonda (Col. Ignatius "Buck") Liberto, of Norfolk, VA; fourteen grandchildren, Stephanie, Jourdon, Kyle (Ashley), Lindsey (Bryan), Justin (Milene), Meagan (Alan), Johnny (Tiffany), Melitta (Matt), Eric (Amanda), Genavieve, Tristin (Ryan), Crystal (Ryan), Coralie and Ignatius; seven great-grandchildren, Rilee, Holden, Hudson, Maximus, Kieren, Landon and Addelyn; twin sister Irene Engquist and sister Betty (Frederick) Krause; brother-in-law Harry N. (Jean) Andersen and sister-in-law Karen Bartels; many cousins, nieces, nephews, other relatives and many dear friends.
Lorene enjoyed bowling, golfing, attending musicals and the symphony, traveling and playing cards. She was an avid cross-stitcher, loved her husband, kids, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and friends. Lorene enjoyed traveling, times spent at their cabin at Woodcliff and in casinos across the country.
Lorene fought a hard six month battle with pancreatic cancer, keeping a good attitude and her great sense of humor to the end. Lorene's final months were spent at the Papillion Manor Nursing Home, where she and her family received excellent care.
VISITATION Monday, from 1-8:00 PM, with family receiving friends 5-8 p.m. at Braman Mortuary Southwest Chapel.
A CELEBRATION of Lorene's life will be held Tuesday, November 8th at 10:30 a.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Millard, 13271 Millard Avenue, with burial at Voss-Mohr Cemetery.
Memorials requested to St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Millard or to Arthur E. Andersen for the Lorene Andersen Park Bench fund.
Lorene enjoyed bowling, golfing, attending musicals and the symphony, traveling and playing cards. She was an avid cross-stitcher, loved her husband, kids, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and friends. Lorene enjoyed traveling, times spent at their cabin at Woodcliff and in casinos across the country.
Lorene fought a hard six month battle with pancreatic cancer, keeping a good attitude and her great sense of humor to the end. Lorene's final months were spent at the Papillion Manor Nursing Home, where she and her family received excellent care.
VISITATION Monday, from 1-8:00 PM, with family receiving friends 5-8 p.m. at Braman Mortuary Southwest Chapel.
A CELEBRATION of Lorene's life will be held Tuesday, November 8th at 10:30 a.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Millard, 13271 Millard Avenue, with burial at Voss-Mohr Cemetery.
Memorials requested to St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Millard or to Arthur E. Andersen for the Lorene Andersen Park Bench fund.
Age 74 years of Millard, Nebraska. Preceded in death by mother and step-father Lydia and Glen Harbison; father, Paul Kaehler; father and mother-in-law, Harry P. and Elizabeth Andersen; brothers-in-law Don Fulton, Les Engquist and Orville Schroeder; and sister-in-law Kathleen Schroeder. Survived by husband of 57 years, Arthur E. Andersen; sons Terry (Judy) Andersen, Arthur S. "Scott" (Deb) Andersen, all of Millard, Brian (Judy) Andersen of Fuquay-Varina, NC, and Steve (Donna) Andersen of Millard; daughters Brenda (Jimmie) Sheard, of Millard, and Dr. Rhonda (Col. Ignatius "Buck") Liberto, of Norfolk, VA; fourteen grandchildren, Stephanie, Jourdon, Kyle (Ashley), Lindsey (Bryan), Justin (Milene), Meagan (Alan), Johnny (Tiffany), Melitta (Matt), Eric (Amanda), Genavieve, Tristin (Ryan), Crystal (Ryan), Coralie and Ignatius; seven great-grandchildren, Rilee, Holden, Hudson, Maximus, Kieren, Landon and Addelyn; twin sister Irene Engquist and sister Betty (Frederick) Krause; brother-in-law Harry N. (Jean) Andersen and sister-in-law Karen Bartels; many cousins, nieces, nephews, other relatives and many dear friends.
Lorene enjoyed bowling, golfing, attending musicals and the symphony, traveling and playing cards. She was an avid cross-stitcher, loved her husband, kids, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and friends. Lorene enjoyed traveling, times spent at their cabin at Woodcliff and in casinos across the country.
Lorene fought a hard six month battle with pancreatic cancer, keeping a good attitude and her great sense of humor to the end. Lorene's final months were spent at the Papillion Manor Nursing Home, where she and her family received excellent care.
VISITATION Monday, from 1-8:00 PM, with family receiving friends 5-8 p.m. at Braman Mortuary Southwest Chapel.
A CELEBRATION of Lorene's life will be held Tuesday, November 8th at 10:30 a.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Millard, 13271 Millard Avenue, with burial at Voss-Mohr Cemetery.
Memorials requested to St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Millard or to Arthur E. Andersen for the Lorene Andersen Park Bench fund.
Lorene enjoyed bowling, golfing, attending musicals and the symphony, traveling and playing cards. She was an avid cross-stitcher, loved her husband, kids, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and friends. Lorene enjoyed traveling, times spent at their cabin at Woodcliff and in casinos across the country.
Lorene fought a hard six month battle with pancreatic cancer, keeping a good attitude and her great sense of humor to the end. Lorene's final months were spent at the Papillion Manor Nursing Home, where she and her family received excellent care.
VISITATION Monday, from 1-8:00 PM, with family receiving friends 5-8 p.m. at Braman Mortuary Southwest Chapel.
A CELEBRATION of Lorene's life will be held Tuesday, November 8th at 10:30 a.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Millard, 13271 Millard Avenue, with burial at Voss-Mohr Cemetery.
Memorials requested to St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Millard or to Arthur E. Andersen for the Lorene Andersen Park Bench fund.
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