Monday, January 28, 2019 ~ 10:00 a.m.
Bethlehem Lutheran Church ~ Wahoo, Nebraska
Interment at St. Francis Cemetery ~ Wahoo, Nebraska
Sunday, January 27, 2019 ~ 5:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Bethlehem Lutheran Church ~ Wahoo, Nebraska
Wahoo Food Pantry or Region V Services
Josh N. Bartek, 28, of Wahoo, NE, passed away on Friday, January 25, 2019 at his home near Wahoo, NE. He was born October 25, 1990 in Fremont, NE to Ron and Cindy (Nichols) Bartek. Josh graduated from Wahoo High School in 2009 and Southeast Community College with a degree in auto body repair.
Josh loved going out with friends, bonfires, listening to music and spending time with his cats. He enjoyed trips with his family and he was a huge Husker fan.
He is survived by his mother, Cindy Bartek; sister, Emma Bartek; grandmother, Donna Nichols.
He was preceded in death by his father, Ron Bartek.
Josh was an awesome brother-like friend of mine back in high school. I remember hanging out with him and his family during the 4th of July one year shooting up crazy amount of fireworks. Other times I went over to spend the night as house just to play some competitive Halo online, pulling an all nighter just because ha ha! I’ll miss you man. May you do bigger, and greater things up in the Heavenlies for by God’s grace you and your Dad have been saved! 🙂
My condolences and love to Josh and his Dad, Ron, that also passed away this week. I pray love, healing, strength, joy, wholeness, and peace for their whole family and close friends, in Jesus name, Amen.
Josh was a really good friend of mine. We would always talk husker football. Josh and I did alot of things together in the little time that I knew him. Baseball games, nascar races, tractor pulling. We did alot. I will continue to live life in your honor buddy. You were a good friend and great son. You go up there with your dad and watch over your family. Godspeed bro.
I would like to say to the family that I’m deeply sorry for your losses. Josh was a great friend. I got to meet Ron a couple times and he was such a great guy to know.
Cindy, Emma and the entire Bartek family,
There are no words that can convey to you my deepest sorrow for you. Praying for peace and comfort in the coming days. May they both rest in peace.
Although I don’t believe I had any influence on Josh. I did know him as an underclassmen at Wahoo. He was a nice guy that made me feel included and I always thought of him as someone I could trust. Sorry for your lost, I know someday we will be reunited with our families and friends.
I am so saddened by your loss. I knew Josh as an inquisitive and compassionate child, and Ron as a caring father, brother, husband, and dedicated farmer. God bless your entire family, Cindy, Emma, Mary Beth, Janet, LuAnn Laurie, Donna, Doug, Kevin, and Chris. My heart is broken for you, and my prayers for healing during this time are flowing your way.
Josh was a great guy. I worked with him at eagle distribution and i genuinely enjoyed his company at work. He was always good to people and was just such a nice guy. Im glad i knew him and i wont forget him. My deepest condolences to his family.
Josh was a fun-loving person who was generous, kind, and hard-working. It is a terrible shame to have him gone so soon. We will all remember him fondly. My condolences go out the Bartek family during this extremely trying time. To Josh, sorry to see you go. I hope you and all of our lost brothers and sisters find everlasting peace.
May God continue to bring Peace,Comfort,Love for the entire Bartek Family. Even though we shed tears it is not a goodbye but see you again one day. Know that he might be gone physically but there is a piece of him in each of you. Gone,but never forgotten always loved……Blessings from the Quintana family
P diddy, I always had a ton of fun with you! I love you and will miss our fun times, College football will never be the same without you. Godspeed to a wonderful young caring man!