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Mccook Daily Gazette ~ McCook, NE ~ July 18, 2007
YORK, NE -- Bill Dale Pribbeno, 79, died Tuesday, July 17, 2007, in York, Nebraska.
Survivors include his wife, Babette of York, NE; daughters, Susan Renken and husband, Michael of York, NE, Loretta Swanson and husband, David of North Platte, NE, and Dolly Parker and husband, Clay of Stillwater, MN; son, Jeff and wife, Connie of Imperial, NE; 10 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
A private family interment will be at Mount Hope Cemetery at Imperial, Nebraska.
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Published in the Wauneta Breeze - NE - July 2007
Billy Dale Pribbeno, 79, passed away Tuesday, July 17, 2007, at Hearthstone in York, Nebraska.
He was born Jan. 14, 1928 in Chase County, Nebraska to Valma Fay and William Henry Pribbeno.
He spent his early school days at the Enders School. Thereafter, he attended Bob Jones Academy in South Carolina, where he studied through high school and college, receiving a degree in liberal arts from Bob Jones University.
He enlisted in the Navy and spent time on the USS Midway.
He returned to the farm when his father, Yum, fell ill with ALS. Upon Yum's death, Bill took over the farming at the place on the south divide.
Of particular impact on his life was his mission to Africa for the State Wheat Commission in the early 60's.
Bill married Babette Stenger in 1963. With that union came three children: Sue, Jeff and Lori.
After years of farming and ranching, Bill "climbed off the tractor and became a banker" in 1975. He owned and operated the First State Bank in Enders, Nebraska for several years and retired in 1991.
He was active in Rotary, especially in the early years of the Youth Exchange Program. He was a Rotary Paul Harris Fellow and a longtime member of the KRVN Board of Directors. He was a member of Ag Builders and Nebraska Wheatgrowers Assn. He was on the Advisory Council to the President for the University of Nebraska for several years.
Bill was a life-long member of the Methodist Church.
He was preceded in death by a sister, Gloria, and his parents.
Survivors are his wife, Babette; daughters, Sue Renken and husband, Mike, of York, NE, and their children, Sam Renken, Mary Uher and Meghan Renken; Loretta (Lori) Swanson and husband, Dave, of North Platte, NE, and their children, Alex and Sophie; Dolly Parker and husband, Clay, and children, Libby, Henry and Sage; and one son, Jeff Pribbeno and wife, Connie, of Imperial, NE, and sons Logan and Max; and a great-granson, Zuri Michael Renken.
Memorial services were held July 20, 2007, at the First United Methodist Church in Imperial, Nebraska, with Mrs. Melody Newman officiating. Military rites were by Imperial V.F.W. Post #4688, Imperial.
Accompanist was Mrs. Loretta Swanson and soloist was Mr. Patrick McNair. Casketbearers were Sam Renken, Mary Uher, Meghan Renken, Sage Parker, Libby Parker, Logan Pribbeno, Max Pribbeno, Alex Swanson, Sophia Swanson and Henry Parker.
Interment was at Mount Hope Cemetery, Imperial, Nebraska.
Memorials are suggested to The Rotary Foundation or to the CCHS Music Department.
Liewer Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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Mccook Daily Gazette ~ McCook, NE ~ July 18, 2007
YORK, NE -- Bill Dale Pribbeno, 79, died Tuesday, July 17, 2007, in York, Nebraska.
Survivors include his wife, Babette of York, NE; daughters, Susan Renken and husband, Michael of York, NE, Loretta Swanson and husband, David of North Platte, NE, and Dolly Parker and husband, Clay of Stillwater, MN; son, Jeff and wife, Connie of Imperial, NE; 10 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
A private family interment will be at Mount Hope Cemetery at Imperial, Nebraska.
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Published in the Wauneta Breeze - NE - July 2007
Billy Dale Pribbeno, 79, passed away Tuesday, July 17, 2007, at Hearthstone in York, Nebraska.
He was born Jan. 14, 1928 in Chase County, Nebraska to Valma Fay and William Henry Pribbeno.
He spent his early school days at the Enders School. Thereafter, he attended Bob Jones Academy in South Carolina, where he studied through high school and college, receiving a degree in liberal arts from Bob Jones University.
He enlisted in the Navy and spent time on the USS Midway.
He returned to the farm when his father, Yum, fell ill with ALS. Upon Yum's death, Bill took over the farming at the place on the south divide.
Of particular impact on his life was his mission to Africa for the State Wheat Commission in the early 60's.
Bill married Babette Stenger in 1963. With that union came three children: Sue, Jeff and Lori.
After years of farming and ranching, Bill "climbed off the tractor and became a banker" in 1975. He owned and operated the First State Bank in Enders, Nebraska for several years and retired in 1991.
He was active in Rotary, especially in the early years of the Youth Exchange Program. He was a Rotary Paul Harris Fellow and a longtime member of the KRVN Board of Directors. He was a member of Ag Builders and Nebraska Wheatgrowers Assn. He was on the Advisory Council to the President for the University of Nebraska for several years.
Bill was a life-long member of the Methodist Church.
He was preceded in death by a sister, Gloria, and his parents.
Survivors are his wife, Babette; daughters, Sue Renken and husband, Mike, of York, NE, and their children, Sam Renken, Mary Uher and Meghan Renken; Loretta (Lori) Swanson and husband, Dave, of North Platte, NE, and their children, Alex and Sophie; Dolly Parker and husband, Clay, and children, Libby, Henry and Sage; and one son, Jeff Pribbeno and wife, Connie, of Imperial, NE, and sons Logan and Max; and a great-granson, Zuri Michael Renken.
Memorial services were held July 20, 2007, at the First United Methodist Church in Imperial, Nebraska, with Mrs. Melody Newman officiating. Military rites were by Imperial V.F.W. Post #4688, Imperial.
Accompanist was Mrs. Loretta Swanson and soloist was Mr. Patrick McNair. Casketbearers were Sam Renken, Mary Uher, Meghan Renken, Sage Parker, Libby Parker, Logan Pribbeno, Max Pribbeno, Alex Swanson, Sophia Swanson and Henry Parker.
Interment was at Mount Hope Cemetery, Imperial, Nebraska.
Memorials are suggested to The Rotary Foundation or to the CCHS Music Department.
Liewer Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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Mccook Daily Gazette ~ McCook, NE ~ July 18, 2007
YORK, NE -- Bill Dale Pribbeno, 79, died Tuesday, July 17, 2007, in York, Nebraska.
Survivors include his wife, Babette of York, NE; daughters, Susan Renken and husband, Michael of York, NE, Loretta Swanson and husband, David of North Platte, NE, and Dolly Parker and husband, Clay of Stillwater, MN; son, Jeff and wife, Connie of Imperial, NE; 10 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
A private family interment will be at Mount Hope Cemetery at Imperial, Nebraska.
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Published in the Wauneta Breeze - NE - July 2007
Billy Dale Pribbeno, 79, passed away Tuesday, July 17, 2007, at Hearthstone in York, Nebraska.
He was born Jan. 14, 1928 in Chase County, Nebraska to Valma Fay and William Henry Pribbeno.
He spent his early school days at the Enders School. Thereafter, he attended Bob Jones Academy in South Carolina, where he studied through high school and college, receiving a degree in liberal arts from Bob Jones University.
He enlisted in the Navy and spent time on the USS Midway.
He returned to the farm when his father, Yum, fell ill with ALS. Upon Yum's death, Bill took over the farming at the place on the south divide.
Of particular impact on his life was his mission to Africa for the State Wheat Commission in the early 60's.
Bill married Babette Stenger in 1963. With that union came three children: Sue, Jeff and Lori.
After years of farming and ranching, Bill "climbed off the tractor and became a banker" in 1975. He owned and operated the First State Bank in Enders, Nebraska for several years and retired in 1991.
He was active in Rotary, especially in the early years of the Youth Exchange Program. He was a Rotary Paul Harris Fellow and a longtime member of the KRVN Board of Directors. He was a member of Ag Builders and Nebraska Wheatgrowers Assn. He was on the Advisory Council to the President for the University of Nebraska for several years.
Bill was a life-long member of the Methodist Church.
He was preceded in death by a sister, Gloria, and his parents.
Survivors are his wife, Babette; daughters, Sue Renken and husband, Mike, of York, NE, and their children, Sam Renken, Mary Uher and Meghan Renken; Loretta (Lori) Swanson and husband, Dave, of North Platte, NE, and their children, Alex and Sophie; Dolly Parker and husband, Clay, and children, Libby, Henry and Sage; and one son, Jeff Pribbeno and wife, Connie, of Imperial, NE, and sons Logan and Max; and a great-granson, Zuri Michael Renken.
Memorial services were held July 20, 2007, at the First United Methodist Church in Imperial, Nebraska, with Mrs. Melody Newman officiating. Military rites were by Imperial V.F.W. Post #4688, Imperial.
Accompanist was Mrs. Loretta Swanson and soloist was Mr. Patrick McNair. Casketbearers were Sam Renken, Mary Uher, Meghan Renken, Sage Parker, Libby Parker, Logan Pribbeno, Max Pribbeno, Alex Swanson, Sophia Swanson and Henry Parker.
Interment was at Mount Hope Cemetery, Imperial, Nebraska.
Memorials are suggested to The Rotary Foundation or to the CCHS Music Department.
Liewer Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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Mccook Daily Gazette ~ McCook, NE ~ July 18, 2007
YORK, NE -- Bill Dale Pribbeno, 79, died Tuesday, July 17, 2007, in York, Nebraska.
Survivors include his wife, Babette of York, NE; daughters, Susan Renken and husband, Michael of York, NE, Loretta Swanson and husband, David of North Platte, NE, and Dolly Parker and husband, Clay of Stillwater, MN; son, Jeff and wife, Connie of Imperial, NE; 10 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
A private family interment will be at Mount Hope Cemetery at Imperial, Nebraska.
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Published in the Wauneta Breeze - NE - July 2007
Billy Dale Pribbeno, 79, passed away Tuesday, July 17, 2007, at Hearthstone in York, Nebraska.
He was born Jan. 14, 1928 in Chase County, Nebraska to Valma Fay and William Henry Pribbeno.
He spent his early school days at the Enders School. Thereafter, he attended Bob Jones Academy in South Carolina, where he studied through high school and college, receiving a degree in liberal arts from Bob Jones University.
He enlisted in the Navy and spent time on the USS Midway.
He returned to the farm when his father, Yum, fell ill with ALS. Upon Yum's death, Bill took over the farming at the place on the south divide.
Of particular impact on his life was his mission to Africa for the State Wheat Commission in the early 60's.
Bill married Babette Stenger in 1963. With that union came three children: Sue, Jeff and Lori.
After years of farming and ranching, Bill "climbed off the tractor and became a banker" in 1975. He owned and operated the First State Bank in Enders, Nebraska for several years and retired in 1991.
He was active in Rotary, especially in the early years of the Youth Exchange Program. He was a Rotary Paul Harris Fellow and a longtime member of the KRVN Board of Directors. He was a member of Ag Builders and Nebraska Wheatgrowers Assn. He was on the Advisory Council to the President for the University of Nebraska for several years.
Bill was a life-long member of the Methodist Church.
He was preceded in death by a sister, Gloria, and his parents.
Survivors are his wife, Babette; daughters, Sue Renken and husband, Mike, of York, NE, and their children, Sam Renken, Mary Uher and Meghan Renken; Loretta (Lori) Swanson and husband, Dave, of North Platte, NE, and their children, Alex and Sophie; Dolly Parker and husband, Clay, and children, Libby, Henry and Sage; and one son, Jeff Pribbeno and wife, Connie, of Imperial, NE, and sons Logan and Max; and a great-granson, Zuri Michael Renken.
Memorial services were held July 20, 2007, at the First United Methodist Church in Imperial, Nebraska, with Mrs. Melody Newman officiating. Military rites were by Imperial V.F.W. Post #4688, Imperial.
Accompanist was Mrs. Loretta Swanson and soloist was Mr. Patrick McNair. Casketbearers were Sam Renken, Mary Uher, Meghan Renken, Sage Parker, Libby Parker, Logan Pribbeno, Max Pribbeno, Alex Swanson, Sophia Swanson and Henry Parker.
Interment was at Mount Hope Cemetery, Imperial, Nebraska.
Memorials are suggested to The Rotary Foundation or to the CCHS Music Department.
Liewer Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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