Funeral Services for Wilma Brandt, age 91

Funeral Services for Wilma Brandt, age 91
July 4, 1926 - February 7, 2018

Wilma Brandt, age 91, of Westerville, Ne. died February 7th, 2018 at the home of her son Lonnie and Brenda Brandt.

Funeral services will be held at Govier Brothers Mortuary in Broken Bow at 10:00 a.m. Monday, February 12, 2018, with Pastors Stacey Erstrom, Mark Stone, and Mel Shepherd officiating.  Burial will be in the Box Elder Cemetery near Cumro,  Visitation will be Monday prior to the service at Govier Brothers Mortuary.  Visiting and lunch following the interment will be at the Burr Oak Church

Wilma is survived by her 6 daughters, 2, sons, 24 Grandchildren, 34 Great-grandchildren, 2 Great great-granddaughters, nieces, and nephews. 

Wilma is preceded in death by her husband David in 1990, parents Henry and Molly Jochem, 2 sisters Alvina Strumpler and husband Emil, Ella Barnes and husband Robert, and 1 brother Orie and wife Delores, Daughter-in-law Beth Brandt, son Ronnie Brandt and baby great-grandson Avery Peasley.

Wilma was born July 4, 1926, to Henry and Molly Jochem in the Sandhills of Ne, near Brewster.

Wilma was married May 19, 1946, to David R. Brandt.  To this union, 9 children were born.  The first 6 Ronnie, Luella, Lonnie, Viola, Timothy, and Ramona were born while they lived on a farm near Elm Creek.  In 1958 they sold the farm and bought a bigger farm in the Cumro/Mason City area.  While living there, Karla, Dixie, and Penny were born.

Wilma loved God and spent her life loving and caring for her family.   In the spring and summer, you could find her in her garden as she loved gardening and grew many of the families winter supply of veggies.  Which she would freeze or can.  When her health began to fail she lived for a time on the farm, Northridge now Brookdale in Kearney, and in Westerville, Ne.; all with the assistance, love, and care of family members.  Wilma will be missed dearly by her family.

Memorials are suggested to alz.org/Alzheimer’s Association, in the fight to cure this terrible disease.

 

 

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