CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - OBITUARY OF CHARLES LAMMERS

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Charles F. Lammers

Florissant, Mo. - Charles F. Lammers, 68, Florissant, Mo., formerly 
of Fordyce, died of heart failure at his home in Florissant Aug. 15, 
1998.

Services were Aug. 18 at St. Thomas the Apostle Church with 
internment in Sacred HEart Cemetery, Florissant, Mo.

Charles was born Oct. 5, 1929, in Fordyce to Ignatius F. and Gertrude 
(Walz) Lammers.  He attended St. John ther Baptist Grade SChool and 
Holy Trinity High school.  Her served in the U.S. Army during the 
Korean Conflict.  He graduated form Creighton University, cum Laude.  
He married Annette Semper Nov. 22, 1958, at Spalding.
	
He was a longtime resident of Florissant, St. Thomas the Apostle 
Catholic Parish wwhere he was an active member of the Men's Club, 
Boy Scounts, and Parish Council.  He worked in St. Louis as a 
research analyst and later as a city administrator in Town and 
County.

He is survived by his wife, Annette, his five children:  Kathy 
Landmann and her husband, STeve, St. Louis, Mo.; Margie Wood and 
her husband, Bill, Denver, Colo.' Mark Lammers, Wilminton, N.C.; 
Jan Scriven and her husanbd, Mark, Dayton, OHio; John Lammers and 
his wife, Ellen, Columbia, Mo.; brothers and sisters, Dorothy 
Lammers, Rita Lange, Betty Webb, Father Ralph Lammers, Helen Soukup 
and Alice Lammers; and eight grandchildren: Conor and Brian Wood; 
Chris, Kathy and NIck Landmann; Sarah and JOrdan Scriven and Nate 
Lammers.
	
He was preceded in death by his brother, Art Lammers.



Wed., August 26, 1998 - Cedar County News