Private family service will be held.
Interment at Indian Mound Cemetery ~ Ithaca, Nebraska
Ithaca United Methodist Church
302 7th Street
Ithaca, NE 68033
Or donor’s choice.
Myrle Jean Moline was born to Glenn J. and Lena (Patzloff) Wagner on December 26, 1921 in Haviland, KS. She parted this life on Sunday, March 7, 2021 at Esprit Whispering Ridge in Elkhorn, NE. She graduated from Mead High School in 1939 and was united in marriage to Ernest C. Moline in Memphis, NE on May 31, 1942.
Throughout her life, Myrle was an active member of Ithaca Methodist (EUB) Church. For over 25 years, she worked in the postal department at Boys Town. Myrle enjoyed gardening, flowers, sporting events, the St. Louis Cardinals, Nebraska football and volleyball, and caring for her grandchildren.
Myrle is survived by her son, Jerome (June) Moline of Mead; grandchildren, Joel (Amy) of Omaha, Justin (Jamie) of Eagle, Lynsey (Victoria) of Bennington, Darsey of Mead, Josh (Carrie) of Elkhorn, Jordan (Brianna) of Utica; great-grandchildren, Tristan, Megan, Parker, Madison, Phoenix and Paisley; many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband; parents; parents-in-law, Charles & Ellen (Charling) Moline; sisters, Helen Luhnow, Glenna Gustafson; brother, Robert Wagner.
Myrle and her husband Ernie were our good neighbors for several years when we lived in town in the little house next door. We extend our sympathy to all her family.
Myrtle was a wonderful neighbor in Ithaca. She kept an eye out on our home if we were gone. Played with our little dogs and grandkids. Could scrabble her TV by pushing all the buttons. Dan would get a call if she needed help since we were across the street. Made great banana bread and always great hugs. We have missed her when she moved.
Childhood memories the kids in Ithaca would watch for her when sliding down the hill in the winter. She would be in the window watching us and waving at us. Always a kind heart and loved everyone.
Myrle came to Espirit with a loving soul. She touched my heart and I will truly miss her. My deepest sympathy to all of her family.
Merle was like another grandma to me & a great grandma to my kids. I remember her & Ernie both from growing up in Ithaca. I’ve sat at many sporting events with her watching her own grandkids & she even made a few trips with my family down to Lincoln to watch a few of my kids events. We worked a few years at the Methodist pie stand at the Lancaster county fair, went to parades together, shopping & dinners. She came out to the farm many times to celebrate the 4th of July with my family. There are many too many memories to list. She will be greatly missed. Prayers to her family.