Robert was born in the Mount Pleasant Precinct, Nebraska, to Carl and Ora Sell.
Robert retired from Ash Grove Cement Company after 40 years of service.
He is past president of the Plattsmouth Eagles Club and past president of the Louisville Rod and Gun Club. After retirement, he and Bev liked to travel. They spent over four years in Naples, Florida.
They were compelled to return to Nebraska upon the birth of their first great-grandchild. Robert suffered from macular degeneration, and over the years his vision continually deteriorated. His life became increasingly more difficult, but not once did he ever complain about his disability
He was also known by many old friends as “Dugan.” He enjoyed playing cards with his many friends in Louisville.
Survived by:
Wife of 68 years: Beverly (Robbins) Sell
Daughters: Jane Hlavac (Donn), and Joan Truhlsen (William)
Grandsons: Robert, Daniel and Matthew
Great-grandchildren: Cale, Breanna, Braydan, Bryar and Bodan
Brother: Jim Sell (Rose)
Many nieces and nephews
Heafey Hoffman Dworak & Cutler
March 2020
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Robert retired from Ash Grove Cement Company after 40 years of service.
He is past president of the Plattsmouth Eagles Club and past president of the Louisville Rod and Gun Club. After retirement, he and Bev liked to travel. They spent over four years in Naples, Florida.
They were compelled to return to Nebraska upon the birth of their first great-grandchild. Robert suffered from macular degeneration, and over the years his vision continually deteriorated. His life became increasingly more difficult, but not once did he ever complain about his disability
He was also known by many old friends as “Dugan.” He enjoyed playing cards with his many friends in Louisville.
Survived by:
Wife of 68 years: Beverly (Robbins) Sell
Daughters: Jane Hlavac (Donn), and Joan Truhlsen (William)
Grandsons: Robert, Daniel and Matthew
Great-grandchildren: Cale, Breanna, Braydan, Bryar and Bodan
Brother: Jim Sell (Rose)
Many nieces and nephews
Heafey Hoffman Dworak & Cutler
March 2020
.
Robert was born in the Mount Pleasant Precinct, Nebraska, to Carl and Ora Sell.
Robert retired from Ash Grove Cement Company after 40 years of service.
He is past president of the Plattsmouth Eagles Club and past president of the Louisville Rod and Gun Club. After retirement, he and Bev liked to travel. They spent over four years in Naples, Florida.
They were compelled to return to Nebraska upon the birth of their first great-grandchild. Robert suffered from macular degeneration, and over the years his vision continually deteriorated. His life became increasingly more difficult, but not once did he ever complain about his disability
He was also known by many old friends as “Dugan.” He enjoyed playing cards with his many friends in Louisville.
Survived by:
Wife of 68 years: Beverly (Robbins) Sell
Daughters: Jane Hlavac (Donn), and Joan Truhlsen (William)
Grandsons: Robert, Daniel and Matthew
Great-grandchildren: Cale, Breanna, Braydan, Bryar and Bodan
Brother: Jim Sell (Rose)
Many nieces and nephews
Heafey Hoffman Dworak & Cutler
March 2020
.
Robert retired from Ash Grove Cement Company after 40 years of service.
He is past president of the Plattsmouth Eagles Club and past president of the Louisville Rod and Gun Club. After retirement, he and Bev liked to travel. They spent over four years in Naples, Florida.
They were compelled to return to Nebraska upon the birth of their first great-grandchild. Robert suffered from macular degeneration, and over the years his vision continually deteriorated. His life became increasingly more difficult, but not once did he ever complain about his disability
He was also known by many old friends as “Dugan.” He enjoyed playing cards with his many friends in Louisville.
Survived by:
Wife of 68 years: Beverly (Robbins) Sell
Daughters: Jane Hlavac (Donn), and Joan Truhlsen (William)
Grandsons: Robert, Daniel and Matthew
Great-grandchildren: Cale, Breanna, Braydan, Bryar and Bodan
Brother: Jim Sell (Rose)
Many nieces and nephews
Heafey Hoffman Dworak & Cutler
March 2020
.
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