Bruce Alan Foster, 61. of Osterburg, went home to be with the Lord, on Tuesday February 23, 2021 at home. He was born January 19, 1960 in Fall City, Nebraska, son of the late Jerry and Lori (Anderson) Foster. He married Rebecca Kaizer on June 8, 1981 in Tarkil, Missouri.
Surviving are his wife, 4 children Dominic Foster and wife Deanna, of Bedford, Ashley Socks and husband Richard of Hancock, MD, Dillon Foster and wife Brandi of Mercersburg and Alison Wilson and husband Dave of Osterburg, 14 grandchildren Kaleb, Cole, Brayson, Aubriana, Cohen, Joseph, Timothy, Lillie Jewel, Savhanna, Walker, Brett, Brandon, Gabriel and Michael, 2 sisters Angie Williams and husband Gary and Amie Martineau and Husband T.J., all of Omaha, Nebraska and numerous brothers and sisters in law. He was preceded in death by a grandson Noah.
Bruce attended Peru State College, received a degree from Victory Bible Institute and also attended Leadership Training Courses. He served 17 years as a Pastor in various churches in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Nebraska. He attended Trinity Reformed Church, Osterburg and was a member of the Disciples Motor Cycle Club.
Bruce enjoyed riding his motorcycle, reading, football and spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren.
Surviving are his wife, 4 children Dominic Foster and wife Deanna, of Bedford, Ashley Socks and husband Richard of Hancock, MD, Dillon Foster and wife Brandi of Mercersburg and Alison Wilson and husband Dave of Osterburg, 14 grandchildren Kaleb, Cole, Brayson, Aubriana, Cohen, Joseph, Timothy, Lillie Jewel, Savhanna, Walker, Brett, Brandon, Gabriel and Michael, 2 sisters Angie Williams and husband Gary and Amie Martineau and Husband T.J., all of Omaha, Nebraska and numerous brothers and sisters in law. He was preceded in death by a grandson Noah.
Bruce attended Peru State College, received a degree from Victory Bible Institute and also attended Leadership Training Courses. He served 17 years as a Pastor in various churches in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Nebraska. He attended Trinity Reformed Church, Osterburg and was a member of the Disciples Motor Cycle Club.
Bruce enjoyed riding his motorcycle, reading, football and spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren.
Bruce Alan Foster, 61. of Osterburg, went home to be with the Lord, on Tuesday February 23, 2021 at home. He was born January 19, 1960 in Fall City, Nebraska, son of the late Jerry and Lori (Anderson) Foster. He married Rebecca Kaizer on June 8, 1981 in Tarkil, Missouri.
Surviving are his wife, 4 children Dominic Foster and wife Deanna, of Bedford, Ashley Socks and husband Richard of Hancock, MD, Dillon Foster and wife Brandi of Mercersburg and Alison Wilson and husband Dave of Osterburg, 14 grandchildren Kaleb, Cole, Brayson, Aubriana, Cohen, Joseph, Timothy, Lillie Jewel, Savhanna, Walker, Brett, Brandon, Gabriel and Michael, 2 sisters Angie Williams and husband Gary and Amie Martineau and Husband T.J., all of Omaha, Nebraska and numerous brothers and sisters in law. He was preceded in death by a grandson Noah.
Bruce attended Peru State College, received a degree from Victory Bible Institute and also attended Leadership Training Courses. He served 17 years as a Pastor in various churches in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Nebraska. He attended Trinity Reformed Church, Osterburg and was a member of the Disciples Motor Cycle Club.
Bruce enjoyed riding his motorcycle, reading, football and spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren.
Surviving are his wife, 4 children Dominic Foster and wife Deanna, of Bedford, Ashley Socks and husband Richard of Hancock, MD, Dillon Foster and wife Brandi of Mercersburg and Alison Wilson and husband Dave of Osterburg, 14 grandchildren Kaleb, Cole, Brayson, Aubriana, Cohen, Joseph, Timothy, Lillie Jewel, Savhanna, Walker, Brett, Brandon, Gabriel and Michael, 2 sisters Angie Williams and husband Gary and Amie Martineau and Husband T.J., all of Omaha, Nebraska and numerous brothers and sisters in law. He was preceded in death by a grandson Noah.
Bruce attended Peru State College, received a degree from Victory Bible Institute and also attended Leadership Training Courses. He served 17 years as a Pastor in various churches in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Nebraska. He attended Trinity Reformed Church, Osterburg and was a member of the Disciples Motor Cycle Club.
Bruce enjoyed riding his motorcycle, reading, football and spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren.
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