Seaford Abraham Avers was born February 22, 1884 in Nuckolls County, Nebraska the son of Henry and Christina Frieda Bünning Avers. He married Ada Alice Jennings February 1918. Seaford went to be with the Lord on January 17, 1969 at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital, Lincoln, Illinois.
He is survived by his son: Glen Avers, two daughters: Aileen (Wendell) Fletcher, and Wilda Rayburn all of Lincoln; two brothers: Edward and Louie both of Davenport, Nebraska;and five grandchildren.
He is preceded in death by his parents; his wife Ada; four brothers: Art, August, Emiel and Will; and three sisters: Augusta Jagels, Edna and Emilie Avers.
Seaford retired from his farm in Nuckolls County, Nebraska (near Davenport). He was instrumental in building of the Immanuel Lutheran Chuch and parsonage in Lincoln. He is a member of the Immanuel Lutheran Church.
Family Members -
Grandchildren:
Harold Eugene Rayburn
Great-Grandchildren:
Brian Michael Rayburn (1969-2008)
He is survived by his son: Glen Avers, two daughters: Aileen (Wendell) Fletcher, and Wilda Rayburn all of Lincoln; two brothers: Edward and Louie both of Davenport, Nebraska;and five grandchildren.
He is preceded in death by his parents; his wife Ada; four brothers: Art, August, Emiel and Will; and three sisters: Augusta Jagels, Edna and Emilie Avers.
Seaford retired from his farm in Nuckolls County, Nebraska (near Davenport). He was instrumental in building of the Immanuel Lutheran Chuch and parsonage in Lincoln. He is a member of the Immanuel Lutheran Church.
Family Members -
Grandchildren:
Harold Eugene Rayburn
Great-Grandchildren:
Brian Michael Rayburn (1969-2008)
Seaford Abraham Avers was born February 22, 1884 in Nuckolls County, Nebraska the son of Henry and Christina Frieda Bünning Avers. He married Ada Alice Jennings February 1918. Seaford went to be with the Lord on January 17, 1969 at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital, Lincoln, Illinois.
He is survived by his son: Glen Avers, two daughters: Aileen (Wendell) Fletcher, and Wilda Rayburn all of Lincoln; two brothers: Edward and Louie both of Davenport, Nebraska;and five grandchildren.
He is preceded in death by his parents; his wife Ada; four brothers: Art, August, Emiel and Will; and three sisters: Augusta Jagels, Edna and Emilie Avers.
Seaford retired from his farm in Nuckolls County, Nebraska (near Davenport). He was instrumental in building of the Immanuel Lutheran Chuch and parsonage in Lincoln. He is a member of the Immanuel Lutheran Church.
Family Members -
Grandchildren:
Harold Eugene Rayburn
Great-Grandchildren:
Brian Michael Rayburn (1969-2008)
He is survived by his son: Glen Avers, two daughters: Aileen (Wendell) Fletcher, and Wilda Rayburn all of Lincoln; two brothers: Edward and Louie both of Davenport, Nebraska;and five grandchildren.
He is preceded in death by his parents; his wife Ada; four brothers: Art, August, Emiel and Will; and three sisters: Augusta Jagels, Edna and Emilie Avers.
Seaford retired from his farm in Nuckolls County, Nebraska (near Davenport). He was instrumental in building of the Immanuel Lutheran Chuch and parsonage in Lincoln. He is a member of the Immanuel Lutheran Church.
Family Members -
Grandchildren:
Harold Eugene Rayburn
Great-Grandchildren:
Brian Michael Rayburn (1969-2008)
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