She married Edward Williams.
Margaret Jipp and Edward Williams had the following children:
129 ii. Chris Williams.
Obituary
Funeral services for Edwin Theodore Jipp, 88 of Blair, will be held at 10:00 AM Friday October 31 at Blair Congregational United Church. Lunch will follow services. Interment will be in the Ft. Calhoun Cemetery. Visitation will be held Thursday October 30 at Campbell Aman Funeral Home with family receiving friends from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. Edwin died on Monday October 27 at Good Shepherd Lutheran Community in Blair.
Ed was born May 12, 1926, in Dannebrog, NE, to Dr. Edwin T. Jipp and Helen (Rohwer) Jipp, where his father practiced dentistry. While Ed was still an infant, the family moved to Blair where Dr. Jipp continued his practice. In 1944, Ed graduated from Blair High School and by then World War II had begun. He was inducted into the Army in September of 1944. He served in M Company of the 108th Infantry Regiment 40th division. His unit received a bronze star for making a landing on Mindanao Island in the southern Philippines, along with the Philippines liberation ribbon. He also served a year in Korea.
Returning home he attended Dana College for one year, then graduated from the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, earning a B.S. degree in mechanical engineering in May 1950.
Following graduation, Ed and Philip Larsen developed a business partnership Larsen & Jipp Construction Co., first building homes and then commercial buildings. On August 27, 1955, Ed married Shirley Baker of Omaha (formerly of Ericson, NE). To this union three children were born, Ellen Sue, Paul Edwin and Martin Baker.
In 1977 Ed and Shirley formed their own corporation – Ed Jipp Construction Co. to specialize in sewage and water treatment plants in Nebraska and Iowa. Ed was a member of the Blair Congregational United Church of Christ, a member of the Blair Rotary Club for many years, and the Blair Historic Preservation Alliance. Ed was always interested and involved in community goals. His latest project was helping to restore the Blair train depot, now known as “Depot in the Park”.
His hobbies were tinkering with old cars, photography, gardening and the planting of trees and bushes. Ed is survived by his wife Shirley, daughter Ellen Sue (Mark) McGovern of Omaha, sons Paul Jipp of Blair and Martin (Debra) Jipp of Paris, ILL; grandchildren Natalie, Mary and Jack McGovern of Omaha, and Sidney and Morgan Jipp of Paris ILL.
Memorials may be directed to the Congregational United Church of Christ in Blair or Good Shepherd Lutheran Community in Bla Edwin Theodore married Shirley Baker on August 27, 1955 in Omaha, Nebraska.
He married Shirley Baker on August 27, 1955 in Omaha, Nebraska.
Edwin Theodore Jipp Jr. and Shirley Baker had the following children:
131 ii. Paul E. Jipp, was born January 8, 1958 in Blair, Nebraska.
+ 132 iii. Martin Baker Jipp.
89. Louis9 Jipp (Louis Hamilton8, Claus Henry7, Hans Carl Frederick6, Claus5, Carl Paul Hinrich4, Claus Jochim3 Jep, Detlef2, Hinrich1 Jipp) was born 1933 in Ft. Calhoun, Nebraska. Louis died December 24, 1980 in Omaha, Nebraska at 47 years of age.
He married Lois Unknown. Lois was born 1936. Lois died December 24, 1980 Omaha, Nebraska at 44 years of age.
Omaha World Herald - December 24,1980
Area Road Accidents Leave 6 People Dead
2-Car Crash At Ashland Takes Four
Tragedy stalked Omaha-area roads and highways Monday night, claiming six lives between 7 p.m. and early Tuesday morning. Four persons, including a Millard assistant principal and a teacher, died in a head-on crash about a half-mile east of Ashland, Neb. about 7 p.m. Monday.
The two-car crash near Ashland claimed three of four Millard area people who had been close fiends and were en route to a University of Nebraska-Lincoln basketball game. The car in which they were riding was involved in a crash on Highway 6 with one driven by Loran Estabrooks of near Ashland.
The dead include Estabrooks, 70, a retired salesman who lived in a subdivision east of Ashland; Lyie Buell, 46, of 939 Eldorado Drive, assistant principal at Millard's Level 1 High School: Louis Jipp, 47 of 1446 S. 167th St., an engineer at Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., and his wife, Lois, 44, a Millard elementary school teacher. Buell's wife. Sue, 44 remained in critical condition Tuesday morning at an Omaha hospital.
Louis Jipp and Lois Jipp had the following children:
134 ii. Roger Lee Jipp. He married Barbara Elaine Alkins in Omaha. Barbara is the daughter of John R. Alkins and Mrs. John R. Alkins.
93. Audrey Louise9 Melvin (Roy Stevenson8, Caroline7 Jipp, Hans Carl Frederick6, Claus5, Carl Paul Heinrich4, Claus Joachim3 Jep, Detlef2, Hinrich1 Jipp) was born in Omaha, Nebraska September 10, 1916. Audrey died June 21, 2006 in Kirkland, Washington, at 89 years of age.
She married Johnny Thomas Cooper Sr. in Seattle, Washington, July 7, 1947. Johnny was born in Shelby County Alabama April 27, 1916. Johnny died July 16, 1996 in Porland, Oregon, at 80 years of age.
Audrey Louise Melvin and Johnny Thomas Cooper Sr. had the following children:
136 ii. Johnny Thomas Cooper Jr., was born in El Monte, California March 12, 1944.
137 iii. Paul Emmett Cooper, was born in Huntington Park, California June 27, 1946.
138 iv. Carol Jeanne Cooper, was born in Seattle, Washington January 4, 1949.
94. Richard Ernest9 Melvin (Roy Stevenson8, Caroline7 Jipp, Hans Carl Frederick6, Claus5, Carl Paul Heinrich4, Claus Joachim3 Jep, Detlef2, Hinrich1 Jipp) was born in Florence, Nebraska October 13, 1919. Richard died November 25, 2004 in Pierre, South Dakota, at 85 years of age.
He married Donna Lee Thompson in Pierre, South Dakota, May 1, 1950. Donna was born in Ft. Pierre, South Dakota September 9, 1929. Donna died February 19, 2011 at 81 years of age.
Richard Ernest Melvin and Donna Lee Thompson had the following children:
+ 140 ii. Larry Allen Melvin, was born June 10, 1954.
95. Robert Willis9 Maahs (Katherine Louise8 Melvin, Caroline7 Jipp, Hans Carl Frederick6, Claus5, Carl Paul Hinrich4, Claus Jochim3 Jep, Detlef2, Hinrich1 Jipp) was born in Los Angeles, California May 23, 1937.
He married twice. He married Arlene Irene Rabe in Los Angeles, California, June 21, 1957. Arlene was born in Los Angeles Co., California November 24, 1938. Arlene died May 16, 1997 in Hortonville, Wisconsin, at 58 years of age. He married Helen McCoy in Puyallup, Washington, March 4, 2000.
Robert Willis Maahs and Arlene Irene Rabe had the following children:
+ 142 ii. Cheryl Lyn Maahs, was born June 21, 1960.
96. Howard Gordon9 Maahs (Katherine Louise8 Melvin, Caroline7 Jipp, Hans Carl Frederick6, Claus5, Carl Paul Hinrich4, Claus Jochim3 Jep, Detlef2, Hinrich1 Jipp) was born May 16, 1939 in Los Angeles, California. Howard died July 2, 2006 at 67 years of age.
Obituary
NEWPORT NEWS - Howard Gordon Maahs, 67, died July 2, 2006 at 5 p.m. surrounded by his family at the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond after a nine-year battle against an aggressive form of prostate cancer.
Born in Los Angeles, Calif. on May 16, 1939, Dr. Maahs was the son of the late Willis George Maahs and Katherine Louise Melvin Maahs. He was preceded in death by a daughter, Loretta Carol Maahs. He is survived by his wife, Dola Jean Haracivet Young Maahs; his brother, Robert Willis Maahs of Hortonville, Wis. and four children, Kendra Louise Lacy and her husband, Chris Lacy of Woodbridge, Va., Jennifer Paige Zettler and her husband, Chris Zettler of Oakton, Va., Cynthia Jean Morath and her husband, Ray Morath of Reston, Va., and Gordon Lewis Maahs of Washington, D.C., and by his two step-daughters, D. Leslie Young of Kitty Hawk, N.C., and Kelly Elizabeth Young of Alexandria, Va. He is also survived by three granddaughters, Loretta Lacy, Susanna Lacy and Annabel Lacy; plus many cousins, nieces and very dear friends. He was above all a devoted family man, kind and caring of others, to family and non-family alike.
He was raised in Los Angeles until, at age 16, he entered Stanford University where he received a BS degree in Chemical Engineering. Thereafter he earned his Ph.D., also in Chemical Engineering, from the University of Washington, Seattle, Wash., where he met and married his first wife, Carol Larson, mother of his five children. In 1964, he relocated to the Peninsula to take a position as a research engineer with NASA-Langley Research Center. After 35 years with NASA, he retired in 1999 as a branch head for advanced materials development.
He attended Warwick Memorial United Methodist Church and various other churches in his continual search for religious understanding and spiritual fulfillment. Special interests included religious thought and natural philosophy, fine art, music (self-taught in five instruments), travel, skiing and genealogy. His most recent passion was that of documenting the lives and times of all his European ancestors before and after they immigrated to America.
The family will receive friends from 7 to 8:30 Wednesday, July 5 at Altmeyer Funeral Home in Denbigh. A funeral service will be conducted at noon Thursday, July 6 at the same location. Burial will be at Peninsula Memorial Park directly following the service. The family extends thanks to the doctors and nurses at the Medical College of Virginia for their compassionate and superior service. Special thanks to those in the ICU and the Palliative Care Unit. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions be made to the Prostate Cancer Foundation or other organizations that aid in the search for a cure for prostate cancer. Arrangements are under the care of Altmeyer Funeral Home - Denbigh Chapel, 12893 Jefferson Avenue, Newport News, VA 23608.
Howard married twice. He first married Carol Jean Larson on June 13, 1962. He then married Dola Jean Haracivet Young on January 27, 1979.
Howard Gordon Maahs and Carol Jean Larson had the following children:
145 ii. Loretta Carol Maahs, was born in Hampton, Virginia March 3, 1968. Loretta died October 28, 1968 in Richmond, Virginia, at less than one year of age.
146 iii. Jennifer Paige Maahs, was born in Newport News, Virginia August 17, 1969. She married Christopher Zettler in September 10, 2004, September 10, 2004. Christopher was born in Brooklyn, New York January 19, 1967.
+ 147 iv. Cynthia Jean Maahs, was born June 18, 1971.
+ 148 v. Gordon Lewis Maahs, was born April 30, 1974.
97. Caroline Elizabeth9 Fockler (Caroline8 Melvin, Caroline7 Jipp, Hans Carl Frederick6, Claus5, Carl Paul Heinrich4, Claus Joachim3 Jep, Detlef2, Hinrich1 Jipp) was born in Omaha, Nebraska May 9, 1916. Caroline died January 28, 2011 in Phoenix, Arizona at 94 years of age.
Caroline Elizabeth married twice. She married John J. Van Hoozer Sr. in Papillion, Nebraska, April 30, 1934. John was born March 23, 1914 in Iowa. John died July 16, 1980 in Sarasota, Florida, at 66 years of age. She married Joseph N. Godec in Omaha, Nebraska, March 11, 1949. Joseph was born in Basalt, Colorado February 9, 1917. Joseph died October 31, 1977 in Omaha, Nebraska, at 60 years of age.
Caroline Elizabeth Fockler and John J. Van Hoozer had the following child:
Caroline Elizabeth Fockler and Joseph N. Godec had the following children:
Obituary
William Dean Hudson, born September 5, 1951 in Algona, Iowa, crossed over peacefully from lung cancer at the age of sixty-five on Wednesday, December 14, 2016.
He is survived by his beloved wife of forty-two years, Kathleen, his mother, Dorris Asa, siblings: Thomas Hudson, Jayne German and Holly Stange. Niece and nephews: Matthew Duncan, Joshua Duncan, Jocelyn Stange and Dayton Stange as well as a great niece and several nephews. He was preceded in death by his father and friend, Fred R. Hudson.
Bill spent his school years in Omaha, Nebraska. He was active in R.O. T. C. at Benson High School reaching the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. This is where Kathy, age fifteen, and Bill, age 16 were introduced by mutual friends. They attended the Military Ball each year and Bill lettered in rifle team his senior year.
They both enjoyed music and Bill would occasionally bring out his guitar and play a tune. He even taught himself to play a twelve string guitar. Kathy enjoyed hearing him play and sing folk songs such as Puff the Magic Dragon by Peter, Paul and Mary.
He was nominated as sixth alternate candidate for appointment to the United States Military Academy. After high school graduation in 1970, Bill enlisted in the Army serving for three years and was stationed in Germany with time also spent in Vietnam which he rarely discussed. He was Honorably Discharged as SP4 which today is roughly equivalent to corporal.
In 1974, Bill and Kathy married and they began their lives together in the Ozarks. Bill attended College of the Ozarks while also assisting his father, Fred, with getting the Zebulon Pike Excursion boat up and running on Table Rock Lake.
The business ran from 1976-1980 and was the main reason for their move to Branson. Bill received his fifty ton license from the Branson Corps of Engineers and was First Mate to Captain Fred.
Bill graduated from college with a Bachelor of Science Degree in History and a minor in Political Science in 1981. For over thirty years, he worked at various motels in Branson as night auditor.
Bill had many interests over the years. He pursued learning the martial arts of Tae Kwon Do in 1983- reaching the status of Second Degree Black belt after four years of training. He was entrusted by Master Kim, the Branson Satellite School, teaching area students martial arts for several years.
Bill was a quiet, proud man who loved animals. On more than one occasion, he would say he loved animals more than humans especially if he encountered a rude customer at work. Three of these beloved animals were Tosh, Tavi and Mandy which he fondly called his kids. Mandy was abandoned so Bill brought her home from work and she never left his side. He cherished their sweet kisses and they loved to lie near or ON him when possible. After they passed, he saved their dog dishes, tags and toys. He loved them so much, he requested that their ashes be buried with him. That wish will be fulfilled.
Sugar cookies, plain cake donuts and Cheetos he would eat on a regular basis and never ever gain a pound. He drank three cups of instant coffee every morning and Kathy knew that if she wanted him to remember something she told him, to wait till cup number three.
Whenever he could, he would wear his specially sewn Snuggie. They were footed sleepers that were soft, warm and comfortable.
When one thinks of Bill, you may picture him wearing his black cap, his pocket watch or smoking his pipe smelling the vanilla aroma. Kathy decided to add these items to his casket arrangement. The purple lilacs were his favorite flower and he loved the springtime when the lilac bushes along the driveway bloomed bringing him fond memories of the ones near his childhood home.
Bill had a strong work ethic and took pride in everything he did. He was meticulous in details, had beautiful penmanship and rarely missed a day of work. Due to health reasons, Bill retired less than two months ago and even then, he was hesitant not wanting to cause any hardships on his co-workers.
Daily, Bill would watch new casts and discuss the days events and politics. You could definitely tell he was a Democrat. He enjoyed science fiction movies and history books, particularly of the Civil War. Abraham Lincoln was one of his favorite historical figures.
Some people may say Bill was old school as he did not have a cell phone or a Kindle but loved to read hard back books and the newspapers. He would cut articles of interest from the newspaper and put them in a marked folder. He was also sentimental saving all the cards and notes Kathy had given him.
In 1999, Bill rekindled a childhood memory and started collecting vintage GI Joe figures. Heaven forbid, you called them dolls and if so, were politely corrected to say, action figures.
Bill and Kathy attended several GI Joe Conventions around the United States turning them into special vacations. Those who had the privilege of viewing his special room that housed his GI Joe collection were surprised as he knew about all the accessories, history behind each figure and displayed them accordingly. It was his request that some of his collection be given or sold to a Toy Museum for others to enjoy.
During the holiday season, Bill enjoyed putting up lights on the house and shrubs. He spent many hours putting up light clips and setting the lights to his satisfaction. Perhaps you were fortunate enough to have driven by the house at one time or another when the lights were turned on. It was his Christmas gift to the neighborhood. Sadly, that was not completed this year due to his illness.
Bill was a devoted husband to Kathy and very protective of her. Whenever she would go somewhere, he would tell her, "Come home to me." Not a day went by that they didn't kiss and tell each other they loved one another. He gave her the pet name, Poo. They were high school sweethearts who remained deeply in love and best friends. It was as if they were destined to be together in this life and the next.
We honor Bill remembering him in our own way. It is said people come into our lives for a reason, season or lifetime. How did Bill come into your life? Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay for a while, leave footprints on our hearts, and we are never, ever the same.
A visitation will be held on Monday, December 19, 2016 at Klingner-Cope Family Funeral Home at Rivermonte, 4500 S. Love Pine Ave, Springfield, MO at 11:00 followed by a memorial service at 12:00 noon. Interment will follow in the Missouri Veterans Cemetery, 5201 South Southwood, Springfield, MO after a brief Honor's Service in the Veterans Chapel at 2:00 p.m.
99. Jean Frederick9 Gregerson (Helen Louise8 Jipp, William Carl Frederick7, Hans Carl Frederick6, Claus5, Carl Paul Heinrich4, Claus Joachim3 Jep, Detlef2, Hinrich1 Jipp) was born November 4, 1938 in Bennington, Nebraska.
Jean Frederick married Ann Kathleen Tinnel on November 2, 1962 in Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisianna. She was born May 21, 1941 in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Jean Gregerson and Ann Tinnel had the following children:
+ 153 ii. Keith Ervin Gregerson, was born December 3, 1966.
+ 154 iii. Paula Jean Gregerson, was born September 11, 1969.
103. Lee Milan9 Jipp (Max Milan{8}, William Carl Frederick{7}, Hans Carl Frederick{6}, Claus{5}, Carl Paul Hinrich{4}, Claus Jochim{3}Jep, Detlef{2}, Hinrich{1}Jipp) was born March 19, 1932 in Ft. Calhoun, Nebraska.
He married twice. He married Metzi Durphy. He married Betty Pere.
Lee Milan Jipp and Metzi Durphy had the following children:
156 ii. Metzi Lee Jipp.
104. Marilyn Elaine9 Jipp ((Max Milan8, William Carl Frederick7, Hans Carl Frederick6, Claus5, Carl Paul Hinrich4, Claus Jochim3 Jep, Detlef2, Hinrich1 Jipp) was born April 11, 1939 in Ft. Calhoun, Nebraska.
She married Ronald Jones.
Marilyn Elaine Jipp and Ronald Jones had the following children:
158 ii. Robin Jones Twin.
159 iii. Ross Jones. He married Karen Jones.
105. Norman Eugene9 Jipp (Max Milan8, William Carl Frederick7, Hans Carl Frederick6, Claus5, Carl Paul Hinrich4, Claus Jochim3 Jep, Detlef2, Hinrich1 Jipp) was born January 20, 1947 in Omaha, Nebraska.
He married Cheryl Baker on January 11, 1966. Cheryl was born April 13, 1948 in Modale, Iowa.
Norman Eugene Jipp and Cheryl Baker had the following children:
161 ii. Shannon Jipp, was born May 5, 1969 in Blair, Nebraska.
162 iii. Jill Jipp, was born May 8, 1972 in Blair, Nebraska.
106.Rita Joyce9 Jipp (Arnold Rhinehart8, William Carl Frederick7, Hans Carl Frederick6, Claus5, Carl Paul Hinrich4, Claus Jochim3 Jep, Detlef2, Hinrich1 Jipp).
She married Jerry Taylor.
Rita Joyce Jipp and Jerry Taylor had the following children:
164 ii. Trevor Taylor
108. Doris Mae9 Jipp ((Arnold Rhinehart8, William Carl Frederick7, Hans Carl Frederick6, Claus5, Carl Paul Hinrich4, Claus Jochim3 Jep, Detlef2, Hinrich1 Jipp)was born April 8, 1947 in Omaha, Nebraska.
Doris Mae married Stephen Reed Smith on March 14, 1964 in Avery, Nebraska. Stephen was born February 12, 1946 in Omaha, Nebraska.
Doris Jipp and Stephen Smith had the following children:
+ 166 ii. Jeffery Scott Smith, was born January 10, 1969.
117. Donna Jean9 Wilderson (Mary Margaret8 Jipp,, William Carl Frederick7, Hans Carl Frederick6, Claus5, Carl Paul Hinrich4, Claus Jochim3 Jep, Detlef2, Hinrich1 Jipp) was born June 20, 1936.
Donna Jean married Peter Crowley. Peter was born in New York, New York.
Donna Jean Wilderson and Peter Crowley had the following children:
168 ii. Coreen Crowley, was born August 14, 1954.
169 iii. Cathleen Crowley, was born June 27, 1956.
170 iv. Colleen Crowley, was born September 1957.
118. Gayle Ann9 Wilderson (Mary Margaret8 Jipp,, William Carl Frederick7, Hans Carl Frederick6, Claus5, Carl Paul Hinrich4, Claus Jochim3 Jep, Detlef2, Hinrich1 Jipp) was born July 9, 1942.
Gayle Ann married Robert Sheman.
Gayle Ann Wilderson and Robert Sheman had the following children:
172 ii. Robert Sheman.
119. Karen Beth9 Wilderson (Mary Margaret8 Jipp,, William Carl Frederick7, Hans Carl Frederick6, Claus5, Carl Paul Hinrich4, Claus Jochim3 Jep, Detlef2, Hinrich1 Jipp) was born October 16, 1943.
Karen Beth married Ronald Chambers. Ronald was born in Kansas.
Karen Beth Wilderson and Ronald Chambers had the following child:
124. Erlene9 Jipp (Ernest A.8, William Carl Frederick7, Hans Carl Frederick6, Claus5, Carl Paul Hinrich4, Claus Jochim3 Jep, Detlef2, Hinrich1 Jipp).
She married Richard Bobbitt.
Erlene Jipp and Richard Bobbitt had the following child:
125. Steve Wayne9 Jipp (George H.8, William Carl Frederick7, Hans Carl Frederick6, Claus5, Carl Paul Hinrich4, Claus Jochim3 Jep, Detlef2, Hinrich1 Jipp)was born January 26, 1950.
Steve Wayne married Gayle Ann Knudzen February 22, 1974 .
Steve Wayne Jipp and Gayle Ann Knudzen had the following children:
176 ii. Nicole Marie Jipp, was born April 27, 1980. She married Lucas Rickertsen in Omaha, Nebraska, December 8, 2007.
126. Keith Warren9 Jipp (George H.8, William Carl Frederick7, Hans Carl Frederick6, Claus5, Carl Paul Hinrich4, Claus Jochim3 Jep, Detlef2, Hinrich1 Jipp)was born December 23, 1952.
Keith Warren Jipp had the following children:
178 ii. Douglas Phillip Jipp, was born February 27, 1984.