PVT. United States Army
World War II
Martin was born to Martin and Elsa (Petri) Siebrass.
He proudly served his country, being inducted into the Army on September 26, 1944. In 2005, Martin was interviewed for an in-depth report of his at-times harrowing Army career in the Blue Hill Webster County Newspaper.
Martin married Marilyn Mowinkle on October 7, 1950, in Millard, Nebraska and to this union they raised two children Kristine and Scott.
He farmed, worked for the Nebraska Department of Roads, Rock Island Railroad as Telegraph and Railroad Agent for 19 years, then at Nashua Corporation in Omaha, Nebraska and retired in February of 1991. He loved his Nebraska Husker Football and spent many Saturdays in Lincoln cheering them on through 25 years of ups and downs. Martin was active in the American Legion, was a Board member of the Cornhusker Country Music Show in Louisville, member of Immanuel Lutheran Church, - serving as Sunday School Superintendent and Board Member. Faith, Family and his Country were so important to Martin.
Preceded by:
Wife: Marilyn
Daughter: Kristine
Parents: Martin and Elsa Siebrass
Brother: Hershel
Brother-in-law: LeRoy Osterbuhr
Parents-in-law Francis and Elmer Mowinkle
Survived by:
Son: Scott (Sheri) Siebrass
Grandchildren: Vanessa, Tabitha, Shannon and Staci
great-grandchildren: Austin, Dannie, Jessica, Lauren, Camden and Carter
Sister: Norma Osterbuhr
Niece: Jan (Bob) and their children and many friends
Omaha World Herald
Fussellman Allen Harvey Funeral Home
Feb 2019
World War II
Martin was born to Martin and Elsa (Petri) Siebrass.
He proudly served his country, being inducted into the Army on September 26, 1944. In 2005, Martin was interviewed for an in-depth report of his at-times harrowing Army career in the Blue Hill Webster County Newspaper.
Martin married Marilyn Mowinkle on October 7, 1950, in Millard, Nebraska and to this union they raised two children Kristine and Scott.
He farmed, worked for the Nebraska Department of Roads, Rock Island Railroad as Telegraph and Railroad Agent for 19 years, then at Nashua Corporation in Omaha, Nebraska and retired in February of 1991. He loved his Nebraska Husker Football and spent many Saturdays in Lincoln cheering them on through 25 years of ups and downs. Martin was active in the American Legion, was a Board member of the Cornhusker Country Music Show in Louisville, member of Immanuel Lutheran Church, - serving as Sunday School Superintendent and Board Member. Faith, Family and his Country were so important to Martin.
Preceded by:
Wife: Marilyn
Daughter: Kristine
Parents: Martin and Elsa Siebrass
Brother: Hershel
Brother-in-law: LeRoy Osterbuhr
Parents-in-law Francis and Elmer Mowinkle
Survived by:
Son: Scott (Sheri) Siebrass
Grandchildren: Vanessa, Tabitha, Shannon and Staci
great-grandchildren: Austin, Dannie, Jessica, Lauren, Camden and Carter
Sister: Norma Osterbuhr
Niece: Jan (Bob) and their children and many friends
Omaha World Herald
Fussellman Allen Harvey Funeral Home
Feb 2019
PVT. United States Army
World War II
Martin was born to Martin and Elsa (Petri) Siebrass.
He proudly served his country, being inducted into the Army on September 26, 1944. In 2005, Martin was interviewed for an in-depth report of his at-times harrowing Army career in the Blue Hill Webster County Newspaper.
Martin married Marilyn Mowinkle on October 7, 1950, in Millard, Nebraska and to this union they raised two children Kristine and Scott.
He farmed, worked for the Nebraska Department of Roads, Rock Island Railroad as Telegraph and Railroad Agent for 19 years, then at Nashua Corporation in Omaha, Nebraska and retired in February of 1991. He loved his Nebraska Husker Football and spent many Saturdays in Lincoln cheering them on through 25 years of ups and downs. Martin was active in the American Legion, was a Board member of the Cornhusker Country Music Show in Louisville, member of Immanuel Lutheran Church, - serving as Sunday School Superintendent and Board Member. Faith, Family and his Country were so important to Martin.
Preceded by:
Wife: Marilyn
Daughter: Kristine
Parents: Martin and Elsa Siebrass
Brother: Hershel
Brother-in-law: LeRoy Osterbuhr
Parents-in-law Francis and Elmer Mowinkle
Survived by:
Son: Scott (Sheri) Siebrass
Grandchildren: Vanessa, Tabitha, Shannon and Staci
great-grandchildren: Austin, Dannie, Jessica, Lauren, Camden and Carter
Sister: Norma Osterbuhr
Niece: Jan (Bob) and their children and many friends
Omaha World Herald
Fussellman Allen Harvey Funeral Home
Feb 2019
World War II
Martin was born to Martin and Elsa (Petri) Siebrass.
He proudly served his country, being inducted into the Army on September 26, 1944. In 2005, Martin was interviewed for an in-depth report of his at-times harrowing Army career in the Blue Hill Webster County Newspaper.
Martin married Marilyn Mowinkle on October 7, 1950, in Millard, Nebraska and to this union they raised two children Kristine and Scott.
He farmed, worked for the Nebraska Department of Roads, Rock Island Railroad as Telegraph and Railroad Agent for 19 years, then at Nashua Corporation in Omaha, Nebraska and retired in February of 1991. He loved his Nebraska Husker Football and spent many Saturdays in Lincoln cheering them on through 25 years of ups and downs. Martin was active in the American Legion, was a Board member of the Cornhusker Country Music Show in Louisville, member of Immanuel Lutheran Church, - serving as Sunday School Superintendent and Board Member. Faith, Family and his Country were so important to Martin.
Preceded by:
Wife: Marilyn
Daughter: Kristine
Parents: Martin and Elsa Siebrass
Brother: Hershel
Brother-in-law: LeRoy Osterbuhr
Parents-in-law Francis and Elmer Mowinkle
Survived by:
Son: Scott (Sheri) Siebrass
Grandchildren: Vanessa, Tabitha, Shannon and Staci
great-grandchildren: Austin, Dannie, Jessica, Lauren, Camden and Carter
Sister: Norma Osterbuhr
Niece: Jan (Bob) and their children and many friends
Omaha World Herald
Fussellman Allen Harvey Funeral Home
Feb 2019
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