Robert D. Aufrecht was born on a rainy Mother's Day afternoon, May 10, 1931 to Albert J. and Claira E. (Morisson) Aufrecht, on a farm 7 ½ miles northwest of Loup City, NE. He attended a one room school, District 82 and graduated from Loup City High School in 1949. He farmed with his dad until he was killed in a tractor accident in 1963. He and his mother operated the farm until he had to quit in 1976 because of illness and then sold the farm. After recovering he worked haying west of Kearney. In 1978, he worked at an alfalfa mill at Shelton, driving a field chopper. In 1991, he worked at Kneffler Bee Farm and enjoyed working with bees. He was united in marriage on May 23, 1997 to Alma L. (Wilson) DeGunia. In his early years, he enjoyed hunting and fishing and making or fixing things. He also did volunteer work at Bible Camps, Nebraska Christian Schools and Central Nebraska Community Services. He also did a lot of traveling and camping.
He is survived by his wife, Alma of Loup City, NE; three step sons, Ernest DeGunia of Connecticut; Darrold DeGunia of Omaha, NE; Troy DeGunia of Crawford, NE; brother, Dale Aufrecht of Beaverton, OR; sister, Leila G. Anthony of Central City, NE; one great granddaughter and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, one step son; one infant sister and one great grandson.
Robert D. Aufrecht was born on a rainy Mother's Day afternoon, May 10, 1931 to Albert J. and Claira E. (Morisson) Aufrecht, on a farm 7 ½ miles northwest of Loup City, NE. He attended a one room school, District 82 and graduated from Loup City High School in 1949. He farmed with his dad until he was killed in a tractor accident in 1963. He and his mother operated the farm until he had to quit in 1976 because of illness and then sold the farm. After recovering he worked haying west of Kearney. In 1978, he worked at an alfalfa mill at Shelton, driving a field chopper. In 1991, he worked at Kneffler Bee Farm and enjoyed working with bees. He was united in marriage on May 23, 1997 to Alma L. (Wilson) DeGunia. In his early years, he enjoyed hunting and fishing and making or fixing things. He also did volunteer work at Bible Camps, Nebraska Christian Schools and Central Nebraska Community Services. He also did a lot of traveling and camping.
He is survived by his wife, Alma of Loup City, NE; three step sons, Ernest DeGunia of Connecticut; Darrold DeGunia of Omaha, NE; Troy DeGunia of Crawford, NE; brother, Dale Aufrecht of Beaverton, OR; sister, Leila G. Anthony of Central City, NE; one great granddaughter and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, one step son; one infant sister and one great grandson.
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