Steve R. Petersen
June 15, 1943 - April 4, 2015

Steve R. Petersen

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Steven R. Petersen, age 71, of Fremont;
died early Saturday, April 4, 2015 in Dunklau Gardens, Fremont.

He was born in Fremont on June 15, 1943 to Roland and Adeline (Schloemer) Petersen. He grew up in the Fremont area, later enlisting in the US Navy.

Steven lived in Burlington, Iowa where he worked for Kline Manufacturing, before returning to Fremont. Here, he was an over the road truck driver for several years. He had driven for Werner Trucking, Universe Trucking, Zeitner & Sons, and for FCC. He retired in 2006.

He had been an active member of Bluffs Trinity Lutheran Church (northwest of Fremont) where he served on the church council and the Evangelism Committee.

He is survived by his sister Barbara Garling of Almena, Wisconsin, uncle Gerald Petersen of Fremont, aunt Alyce Petersen of Schuyler, several nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was preceded by his parents, grandparents, and brother-in-law Douglas Garling.

The memorial service will be 11 AM Wednesday (April 8th) at the Bluffs Trinity Lutheran Church with Pastor Sean Tyler. The committal will be in the Bluffs Cemetery. Memorials are suggested to Bluffs Trinity Lutheran Church or Bluffs Cemetery. There is no visitation. Ludvigsen Mortuary is assisting the family.



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Memorial Service
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
11:00am
Bluffs Trinity Lutheran Church
1693 County Road 17
Fremont, NE  68025
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Condolences(4)

  1. Rasmussen
    Barb and Family,
    Ross and I remember Steve for the good deeds he did for others.
    Our life on this earth is short, we look forward to seeing our loved ones in heaven. Our prayers are with you.
    Ross and Bev (Schneekloth) Rasmussen
  2. Mary Sievers Scott
    My sympathies to Kathy, Barbie and all of the folks who cared about Steve! Steve and I were the only two members of our class at District 68 School back when we were little kids and I remember him with fondness. I had the pleasure of meeting him again a couple of years ago when he and Kathy made a trip to Colorado and visited my mom. He was so kind to my mom -- corresponding with her regularly over the past decade or so. Steve will be missed!
  3. Don Knoell
    Sympathy to Steve's family. He grew up with the Knoell's Don and Dave, and was a friend to Julana at Stanton Towers over the last few years.
  4. Geri Kelly
    May the good Lord bless and keep him, may he rest in peace.
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