1927
Edgar
2021
Edgar H. Netemeyer
April 1, 1927 — January 30, 2021
Edgar H. Netemeyer, 93, of Albers died on January 30 at Oak Hill Nursing Home in Waterloo. He was born April 1, 1927 in Albers, son of William and Agnes (Dierkes) Netemeyer. He married Marie Brandmeyer on September 6, 1950 in Albers, and she proceeded him in death on February 19, 2017.
Mr. Netemeyer is survived by his children Donna Freeburn of Horse Cave, KY; Juanita Dix of Collinsville; Deborah Hermes of Waterloo; Richard (Susan) Netemeyer of Charlottesville, VA; Ronald Netemeyer (special friend Chris Eggemeyer) of Waterloo; Alan Netemeyer of Albers; Linda (Wayne Wojcik) Reiher of Springfield,NJ; Lisa (John) Tedeschi of North Bend, WA; Gary (Robin) Netemeyer of Ruma; Donald Netemeyer of Springfield; and Michelle (Brad) Floerke of Waterloo; special family friend Janis Williams of Waterloo; 16 grandchildren; four great grandchildren; and sisters-in-law Edith Boehne of Raleigh, NC; and Sandra and Earl Lindemann of Grand Rapids, MI.
In addition to his wife Marie, he was preceded in death by sons in law, Joe Hermes and Craig Dix; two sisters Margaret Netemeyer and Florence Netemeyer-Stokes; four brothers, Richard Netemeyer, Wilfred Netemeyer, Louis Netemeyer, and James Netemeyer; brothers and sisters-in-law, Marcella Netemeyer, Walter Boehne, Larry Stokes, Rev. William Brandmeyer, Tony and Viola Brandmeyer, Joe and Lorrine Brandmeyer, Aloys Brandmeyer, George and Clara Brandmeyer, Frank and Doris Brandmeyer, Raymond and Frances Wiegmann, and Henrietta Brandmeyer.
Upon graduating from Aviston High School in 1945, he served in the United States Marine Corps until 1948. After serving in the Marine Corps, Edgar and his brother Lou ran the WM. Netemeyer Elevator. He retired from Gateway FS in 1993. In 2015, health issues resulted in Edgar and Marie moving to assisted living in Waterloo to be closer to some of their children. Up until then, Edgar was a lifelong resident of Albers who was proud to call Albers his home. He was an active member of St. Bernard’s Parish and Holy Name, and American Legion Post 1026. Mr. Netemeyer was a charter member of the Albers Commercial Club, Albers Fire Department, and the St. Bernard’s Men’s Choir in 1963. He also served on the town board as Village Treasures for 45 years from 1954-1999.
A private graveside service will be held 10:00 a.m on Thursday, February 4, 2021 at St. Bernard Parish Cemetery in Albers with Deacon Glenn Netemeyer officiating. A celebration of life mass will be held at a later date at St. Bernard’s Catholic Church.
Memorials may be made to St. Bernard Parish Cemetery Fund or Clinton County Relay for Life and will be received at Nordike Funeral home.
Mr. Netemeyer is survived by his children Donna Freeburn of Horse Cave, KY; Juanita Dix of Collinsville; Deborah Hermes of Waterloo; Richard (Susan) Netemeyer of Charlottesville, VA; Ronald Netemeyer (special friend Chris Eggemeyer) of Waterloo; Alan Netemeyer of Albers; Linda (Wayne Wojcik) Reiher of Springfield,NJ; Lisa (John) Tedeschi of North Bend, WA; Gary (Robin) Netemeyer of Ruma; Donald Netemeyer of Springfield; and Michelle (Brad) Floerke of Waterloo; special family friend Janis Williams of Waterloo; 16 grandchildren; four great grandchildren; and sisters-in-law Edith Boehne of Raleigh, NC; and Sandra and Earl Lindemann of Grand Rapids, MI.
In addition to his wife Marie, he was preceded in death by sons in law, Joe Hermes and Craig Dix; two sisters Margaret Netemeyer and Florence Netemeyer-Stokes; four brothers, Richard Netemeyer, Wilfred Netemeyer, Louis Netemeyer, and James Netemeyer; brothers and sisters-in-law, Marcella Netemeyer, Walter Boehne, Larry Stokes, Rev. William Brandmeyer, Tony and Viola Brandmeyer, Joe and Lorrine Brandmeyer, Aloys Brandmeyer, George and Clara Brandmeyer, Frank and Doris Brandmeyer, Raymond and Frances Wiegmann, and Henrietta Brandmeyer.
Upon graduating from Aviston High School in 1945, he served in the United States Marine Corps until 1948. After serving in the Marine Corps, Edgar and his brother Lou ran the WM. Netemeyer Elevator. He retired from Gateway FS in 1993. In 2015, health issues resulted in Edgar and Marie moving to assisted living in Waterloo to be closer to some of their children. Up until then, Edgar was a lifelong resident of Albers who was proud to call Albers his home. He was an active member of St. Bernard’s Parish and Holy Name, and American Legion Post 1026. Mr. Netemeyer was a charter member of the Albers Commercial Club, Albers Fire Department, and the St. Bernard’s Men’s Choir in 1963. He also served on the town board as Village Treasures for 45 years from 1954-1999.
A private graveside service will be held 10:00 a.m on Thursday, February 4, 2021 at St. Bernard Parish Cemetery in Albers with Deacon Glenn Netemeyer officiating. A celebration of life mass will be held at a later date at St. Bernard’s Catholic Church.
Memorials may be made to St. Bernard Parish Cemetery Fund or Clinton County Relay for Life and will be received at Nordike Funeral home.
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