CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - OBITUARY OF KATE LAMMERS

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THE CEDAR COUNTY NEWS -  Sept. 29, 1910

Death of Mrs. Lammers (Kate Killcullen)

Mrs. A.A. Lammers died Friday morning, September 23, at her home in 
this city of anemia. The funeral was held at 8 O’Clock Sunday morning 
at the Catholic Church in this city. Mrs. Kate Killcullen was a daughter 
of Mr. and Mrs. B. Killcullen, now of Martinsburg, was born March 21, 
1870, and was married February 16, 1898. She was the mother of three 
children, but one of whom, Hildegard, aged 11, is now living.  She had 
five sisters and one brother, Mrs. Thos. Dempsey of Newcastle, Mrs. Pat 
Burke of Martinsburg, Mrs. Ed Morris of Wynot, Mrs. D.J. Donaldson of 
Oelrichs, South Dakota, Miss Maggie Killcullen of Pierre, South Dakota 
and Martin Killcullen of Ponca.

The parents and brother and sisters except for Mrs. Donaldson were 
present at the funeral. Mrs. Lammers had been ill for about eighteen 
months. Physicians here and in other places, including Rochester, 
Minnesota were unable to give her permanent relief.  An operation was 
performed at Council Bluffs last year in May for appendix, but afforded 
no recovery.  Mrs. Lammers was a member of the Catholic Church and a 
woman of many excellent qualities. Mr. Lammers and his daughter and son 
Harold desire the Cedar county News to express their appreciation of the 
kindness of friends and neighbors, also the Christian mothers, the Degree 
of Honor and the A.O.U.W. for their kindness and assistance during the 
illness and following the death of their wife and mother.