Tuesday, October 21, 2014 ~ 10:00 a.m.
St. Mary’s Catholic Church ~ Ashland, Nebraska
Interment at Ashland Cemetery ~ Ashland, Nebraska
Monday, October 20, 2014
Visitation ~ 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.
Rosary ~ 7:00 p.m.
St. Mary’s Catholic Church ~ Ashland, Nebraska
Mosaic Foundation ~ “Caregivers for daughter Cathy in Beatrice”
Frank C. Stander, 76 of Greenwood, NE, entered into eternal rest on Thursday, October 16, 2014. He was born August 27, 1938 in Lincoln to Peter and Mary (Zoz) Stander. Frank graduated from Ashland High School in 1956 and continued farming with his family in the Ashland-Greenwood area.
He was a lifelong farmer and member of St. Mary Catholic Church in Ashland. He was a member of the Ashland School board, Farmarco Board, and the Co-op Board for 27 years. Frank served his country in the Army National Guard.
Frank is survived by wife, Rose Mary Stander; children, Patty (Patrick) Leinen of Omaha, David (Jennifer) Stander of Ashland, James (Marcia) Stander of Ashland, Cathy Stander of Beatrice, and Debbie (Kevin) Hutson of Omaha; 10 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren; siblings, Kathy (Ron) Muff of Nora Springs, IA, Chuck Stander of Montpelier, VT, Steve (Pat) Stander of Florence, MA, Maryann MacFerrin of Longmont, CO; many nieces, nephews, other family members, and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Carol A. Stander; and sister, Carol Wells.
Stander family; my prayers and thoughts are with each and everyone of your family though this hard time.it doesn’t. Seem possible that frank is no longer with us on earth but now with the good lord in heaven. Was in shock when I heard this. All of you take and again I’m praying for all of the family
To the family of Frank Stander: Sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Marcella Leybold
Debbie and Kevin we are so sorry for your loss.
Uncle Jim and Aunt Judy.
I am so sorry for your loss. Frank was a lifelong friend to our family and will be remembered for his kindness and always being a good neighbor. Our heart breaks for you.
Frank was a true neighbor while we lived just down the road from the Standers. He always had a smile and loved to visit with us. We had many good times at horse shows with the 3 oldest Stander kids. He will be truly missed by his family. God has a place for him in Heaven. Joyce Perdue, Jim and Sarah Perry
I knew Frank through his marriage to Rosie, and I know our family could of not asked for a better Uncle. He was such a great man. So sorry for this loss, prayers will be with you all.
Dear Rose Mary, Frank’s children and families, We were so very saddened to learn of Frank’s death. Please know we have been holding, and will continue to hold you all in prayer! We were also sad we we unable to attend his funeral. We met Frank at Verde West in Parker, AZ through friends from Kearney and Axtell. We had many visits and meals together. When Galyn would visit with him, they farmed many acres and solved many farming issues during those conversations! Galyn even had the opportunity to remind him that………pickups are red….combines are green! 🙂 Frank just hung and shook his head with that contagious smile of his! We will dearly miss him! We pray your good memories are a comfort, and that God’s love and everlasting arms will surround each one, and in time, bring peace to your hearts! God’s blessings and love. Our love to you!!!
I am sorry for your loss and. My brothers (John, Don, Chuck, Ray, Fred), sisters (Charlotte, Elizabeth), and I attended (during the years of about 1944-1959) the same country school, District 82, with Frank, Kathy, Carol, Chuck, Steve, and Maryann. Frank was always kind to my folks, Karl & Hattie Hammer. God be with you all.
Our condolences to Stander family, I grew up with the family went to district school was childhood friend with his youngest sister, Mary Ann. Our families were great friends growing up. I know it is a great loss to you, may God bless you all. Our prayers are with you at this time …sorry I was not able to attend as I was away on a trip. The Miller family and Ross and I share your loss.