eborah Trofholz Albertson, 66, of Gering, went home to heaven on May 16, 2021 surrounded by her loved ones.
Deb was born and raised in Kimball, Nebraska on September 20, 1954 to Dale and Frances Trofholz. She attended school in Kimball. On April 16, 1972 she married Richard Eich and together they had Steve and Stephanie. She managed Pizza Hut and also worked at Vince's Lounge. Once Rich's Wrecking was up and running she was the glue that held the place together. Later on, she bought the Wooden Keg in Kimball and eventually sold it after purchasing The Point at Lake Minatare. If the walls could talk in those places! After taking a few years off, she decided to give the restaurant business another whirl and bought the Skyport Restaurant. In 2011, she decided she no longer wanted to cook so she went to work at Wal-Mart and worked there until she no longer could.
In her younger years, she loved to bowl, shoot sporting clays, and drive in demolition derbies. Later on in life her hobbies became traveling, gambling, and being 'Mach' to her boys and she followed them wherever they took her.
Deb is survived by her son Steve (Krystal) Eich, daughter Stephanie (Preston) Stricker, grandchildren Brittney (Brett) Farro, Jaxon and Jase Stricker, Robby Simmons and Breckden Holten, great-grandchildren Kash and baby-on-the-way Farro, Aunt Bea (Paul) Heidamann, brothers Jim (Nancy) Belk, Donny (Cheryl) Trofholz, former spouse Rich (Becky) Eich, and sister-in-law Bonnetta (Scott) Neved. She leaves behind too many friends to list but a few of the best were Brenda Stichcomb, Mitzi Johnson, and Val Mason.
She is preceded in death by her parents, sister Jeanette McGuire, infant brother Jon Belk, Uncle Dave Wilkinson, sister-in-law LouAnn Belk, inlaws Joe and Laura Eich and sister-in-law Carol Eich.
Services will be held on Tuesday, May 25, 2021 at 11am at the Zion Evangelical Church in Scottsbluff, followed by interment at the Kimball Cemetery.
Deb was born and raised in Kimball, Nebraska on September 20, 1954 to Dale and Frances Trofholz. She attended school in Kimball. On April 16, 1972 she married Richard Eich and together they had Steve and Stephanie. She managed Pizza Hut and also worked at Vince's Lounge. Once Rich's Wrecking was up and running she was the glue that held the place together. Later on, she bought the Wooden Keg in Kimball and eventually sold it after purchasing The Point at Lake Minatare. If the walls could talk in those places! After taking a few years off, she decided to give the restaurant business another whirl and bought the Skyport Restaurant. In 2011, she decided she no longer wanted to cook so she went to work at Wal-Mart and worked there until she no longer could.
In her younger years, she loved to bowl, shoot sporting clays, and drive in demolition derbies. Later on in life her hobbies became traveling, gambling, and being 'Mach' to her boys and she followed them wherever they took her.
Deb is survived by her son Steve (Krystal) Eich, daughter Stephanie (Preston) Stricker, grandchildren Brittney (Brett) Farro, Jaxon and Jase Stricker, Robby Simmons and Breckden Holten, great-grandchildren Kash and baby-on-the-way Farro, Aunt Bea (Paul) Heidamann, brothers Jim (Nancy) Belk, Donny (Cheryl) Trofholz, former spouse Rich (Becky) Eich, and sister-in-law Bonnetta (Scott) Neved. She leaves behind too many friends to list but a few of the best were Brenda Stichcomb, Mitzi Johnson, and Val Mason.
She is preceded in death by her parents, sister Jeanette McGuire, infant brother Jon Belk, Uncle Dave Wilkinson, sister-in-law LouAnn Belk, inlaws Joe and Laura Eich and sister-in-law Carol Eich.
Services will be held on Tuesday, May 25, 2021 at 11am at the Zion Evangelical Church in Scottsbluff, followed by interment at the Kimball Cemetery.
eborah Trofholz Albertson, 66, of Gering, went home to heaven on May 16, 2021 surrounded by her loved ones.
Deb was born and raised in Kimball, Nebraska on September 20, 1954 to Dale and Frances Trofholz. She attended school in Kimball. On April 16, 1972 she married Richard Eich and together they had Steve and Stephanie. She managed Pizza Hut and also worked at Vince's Lounge. Once Rich's Wrecking was up and running she was the glue that held the place together. Later on, she bought the Wooden Keg in Kimball and eventually sold it after purchasing The Point at Lake Minatare. If the walls could talk in those places! After taking a few years off, she decided to give the restaurant business another whirl and bought the Skyport Restaurant. In 2011, she decided she no longer wanted to cook so she went to work at Wal-Mart and worked there until she no longer could.
In her younger years, she loved to bowl, shoot sporting clays, and drive in demolition derbies. Later on in life her hobbies became traveling, gambling, and being 'Mach' to her boys and she followed them wherever they took her.
Deb is survived by her son Steve (Krystal) Eich, daughter Stephanie (Preston) Stricker, grandchildren Brittney (Brett) Farro, Jaxon and Jase Stricker, Robby Simmons and Breckden Holten, great-grandchildren Kash and baby-on-the-way Farro, Aunt Bea (Paul) Heidamann, brothers Jim (Nancy) Belk, Donny (Cheryl) Trofholz, former spouse Rich (Becky) Eich, and sister-in-law Bonnetta (Scott) Neved. She leaves behind too many friends to list but a few of the best were Brenda Stichcomb, Mitzi Johnson, and Val Mason.
She is preceded in death by her parents, sister Jeanette McGuire, infant brother Jon Belk, Uncle Dave Wilkinson, sister-in-law LouAnn Belk, inlaws Joe and Laura Eich and sister-in-law Carol Eich.
Services will be held on Tuesday, May 25, 2021 at 11am at the Zion Evangelical Church in Scottsbluff, followed by interment at the Kimball Cemetery.
Deb was born and raised in Kimball, Nebraska on September 20, 1954 to Dale and Frances Trofholz. She attended school in Kimball. On April 16, 1972 she married Richard Eich and together they had Steve and Stephanie. She managed Pizza Hut and also worked at Vince's Lounge. Once Rich's Wrecking was up and running she was the glue that held the place together. Later on, she bought the Wooden Keg in Kimball and eventually sold it after purchasing The Point at Lake Minatare. If the walls could talk in those places! After taking a few years off, she decided to give the restaurant business another whirl and bought the Skyport Restaurant. In 2011, she decided she no longer wanted to cook so she went to work at Wal-Mart and worked there until she no longer could.
In her younger years, she loved to bowl, shoot sporting clays, and drive in demolition derbies. Later on in life her hobbies became traveling, gambling, and being 'Mach' to her boys and she followed them wherever they took her.
Deb is survived by her son Steve (Krystal) Eich, daughter Stephanie (Preston) Stricker, grandchildren Brittney (Brett) Farro, Jaxon and Jase Stricker, Robby Simmons and Breckden Holten, great-grandchildren Kash and baby-on-the-way Farro, Aunt Bea (Paul) Heidamann, brothers Jim (Nancy) Belk, Donny (Cheryl) Trofholz, former spouse Rich (Becky) Eich, and sister-in-law Bonnetta (Scott) Neved. She leaves behind too many friends to list but a few of the best were Brenda Stichcomb, Mitzi Johnson, and Val Mason.
She is preceded in death by her parents, sister Jeanette McGuire, infant brother Jon Belk, Uncle Dave Wilkinson, sister-in-law LouAnn Belk, inlaws Joe and Laura Eich and sister-in-law Carol Eich.
Services will be held on Tuesday, May 25, 2021 at 11am at the Zion Evangelical Church in Scottsbluff, followed by interment at the Kimball Cemetery.
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