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Shirley Jean <I>Nocita</I> ( Nath) Schreurs

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Shirley Jean Nocita ( Nath) Schreurs

Birth
Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska, USA
Death
1 Nov 2015 (aged 76)
Washington County, Nebraska, USA
Burial
Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska, USA Add to Map
Plot
Section 15, Sideways Row 2, Lot 171
Memorial ID
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Shirley Jean Schreurs, age 76, of Blair died at 1 am Sunday morning, November 1, 2015, at her home in Lakeland Estates. Funeral services will be held Friday, November 6 at 1:00 PM at Country Bible Church in Blair. Burial will take place at Graceland Park Cemetery in Omaha, Nebraska. Visitation will be held Thursday November 5 at Campbell Aman Funeral Home with family receiving friends from 6:00 to 9:00 PM.


Shirley was born on September 10, 1939, in Omaha, the daughter of Joe and Vlasta Nocita. She was raised in Omaha and attended Omaha South High School.


On June 30, 2001, Shirley married Bob Schreurs. The couple made their home in the Blair, Nebraska area.


Shirley loved God with all her heart. She enjoyed listening to Christian Radio and watching the Gaither Vocal Band every Saturday night. Her family was her greatest passion and she treasured her time with them.


Shirley is survived by her husband of 14 years, Bob Schreurs; two daughters; two stepdaughters; 2 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren; a sister; a niece and nephews.


She was preceded in death by her parents and daughter Carla Nath.


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from obituary printed in the Nov. 2, 2015 online Enterprise and Pilot-Tribune, Blair, Nebraska, and from family friends, and from the funeral leaflet. At the visitation, Bob told me about the two songs that will be played at the funeral--they were special; kind assistance of FindaGrave volunteers Keith Gee 48402693 and kLa1952 #50657992

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Pastor Glenn Hudson will conduct the funeral at Country Bible Church, and offer Scripture and words of comfort. Pallbearers: Rick Isaacs, John Dutcher, Mike Cimino, John Cimino, Dan Jones, Ronnie Pyland. Honorary Pallbearers: Logan Pruit, Kody Allen, and Jonathan Walter.


Two songs that meant a lot to both Shirley and her husband Bob are "When God Made You He was Thinking of Me" and "She Thinks She Needs Me". Both Bob and Shirley had experienced deep losses, and were blessed by finding each other. After they were married, they heard these songs on the radio and the songs spoke to them.


"When God Made You" (chorus)


He must have heard every prayer I've been praying

Yes He knew everything I would need

When God made you

When dreams come true

When God made you

He must have been thinking about me

----written by Michael David O'brien, Eddie Carswell


She Thinks She Needs Me


She thinks I walk on water

She thinks I hung the moon

She tells me every morning

"They just don't make men like you"

She thinks I've got it together

She swears I'm as tough as nails

But I don't have the heart to tell her

That she don't know me that well

She don't know how much I need her

She don't know I'd fall apart

Without her kiss, without her touch

Without her faithful, loving arms

She don't know that it's all about her

She don't know I can't live without her

She's my world, she's my everything

And she thinks she needs me

Sometimes she cries on my shoulder

When she's lying next to me

But she don't know that when I hold her

That she's really holding me, holding me

She don't know how much I need her

She don't know I'd fall apart

Without her…

--Andy Griggs

Shirley Jean Schreurs, age 76, of Blair died at 1 am Sunday morning, November 1, 2015, at her home in Lakeland Estates. Funeral services will be held Friday, November 6 at 1:00 PM at Country Bible Church in Blair. Burial will take place at Graceland Park Cemetery in Omaha, Nebraska. Visitation will be held Thursday November 5 at Campbell Aman Funeral Home with family receiving friends from 6:00 to 9:00 PM.


Shirley was born on September 10, 1939, in Omaha, the daughter of Joe and Vlasta Nocita. She was raised in Omaha and attended Omaha South High School.


On June 30, 2001, Shirley married Bob Schreurs. The couple made their home in the Blair, Nebraska area.


Shirley loved God with all her heart. She enjoyed listening to Christian Radio and watching the Gaither Vocal Band every Saturday night. Her family was her greatest passion and she treasured her time with them.


Shirley is survived by her husband of 14 years, Bob Schreurs; two daughters; two stepdaughters; 2 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren; a sister; a niece and nephews.


She was preceded in death by her parents and daughter Carla Nath.


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

from obituary printed in the Nov. 2, 2015 online Enterprise and Pilot-Tribune, Blair, Nebraska, and from family friends, and from the funeral leaflet. At the visitation, Bob told me about the two songs that will be played at the funeral--they were special; kind assistance of FindaGrave volunteers Keith Gee 48402693 and kLa1952 #50657992

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


Pastor Glenn Hudson will conduct the funeral at Country Bible Church, and offer Scripture and words of comfort. Pallbearers: Rick Isaacs, John Dutcher, Mike Cimino, John Cimino, Dan Jones, Ronnie Pyland. Honorary Pallbearers: Logan Pruit, Kody Allen, and Jonathan Walter.


Two songs that meant a lot to both Shirley and her husband Bob are "When God Made You He was Thinking of Me" and "She Thinks She Needs Me". Both Bob and Shirley had experienced deep losses, and were blessed by finding each other. After they were married, they heard these songs on the radio and the songs spoke to them.


"When God Made You" (chorus)


He must have heard every prayer I've been praying

Yes He knew everything I would need

When God made you

When dreams come true

When God made you

He must have been thinking about me

----written by Michael David O'brien, Eddie Carswell


She Thinks She Needs Me


She thinks I walk on water

She thinks I hung the moon

She tells me every morning

"They just don't make men like you"

She thinks I've got it together

She swears I'm as tough as nails

But I don't have the heart to tell her

That she don't know me that well

She don't know how much I need her

She don't know I'd fall apart

Without her kiss, without her touch

Without her faithful, loving arms

She don't know that it's all about her

She don't know I can't live without her

She's my world, she's my everything

And she thinks she needs me

Sometimes she cries on my shoulder

When she's lying next to me

But she don't know that when I hold her

That she's really holding me, holding me

She don't know how much I need her

She don't know I'd fall apart

Without her…

--Andy Griggs



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