CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - OBITUARY OF LUCY DRESDEN DREESEN

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Lucy Dreesen

	Funeral services were performed this morning (Wednesday) at 
10:30 o'clock at Holy Trinity Catholic Church here for Mrs. Roman J. 
(Lucy Agnes) Dreesen.  Rev. Cyril Werner officiated with burial 
following in the parish cemetery under the direction of the Wintz 
Funeral Home.  Mrs. Dreesen, age 78, died Sunday, May 16 at Sacred 
Heart Hospital in Yankton.
	Honorary pallbearers were Miss Cecelia Hofmaier, Mrs. Ann 
McGregor, Mrs. Minnie Dreesen, Mrs. Bob Gentrup, Mrs. Ceil Hegge, 
and Mrs. Norbert Reifenrath.  Casket bearers included Joseph and 
Jeffrey Dreesen, Dean and Daniel Lammers and Michael and James Lowe.
	Born December 1, 1897 at Danbury, Ia., to Henry and Maragret 
(Burns) Dresden, she had resided in Cedar county since she was five 
years old.  On October 10, 1922, she was married in Hartington.  
Mrs. Dreesen was a member of the Christian Mothers.
	Survivors are her husband and children, Mrs. Bennett (Evelyn) 
Lowe of Yankton, Mrs. Francis (Margaret) Lammers of Hartington, Francis 
of Hartington, and Kenneth of South Yankton; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret 
Hirschman of Coleridge and Mrs. Ed Becker of Hartington; 18 grandchildren 
and three great grandchildren.

May 19, 1976  Cedar County News