Funeral Services for Lydia Badt, 71, Savage, will be at 2p.m., Wednesday, May 11, 1994, at First Lutheran Church in Savage with Pastor Bob Chenault officiating. Musical selection will be provided by Idelle Badt and Linda Nelson accompanied by Linda Bergstedt. Casket bearers will be her nephews Dick Propp, John Buxbaum, Delbert Loose, Rodney Buxbaum, Mike Anderson and Daryl Buxbaum. Honorary casket bearers will be Fredia Schlothauer, Roseln Lueck, Eva Singer, Irene Schmierer, Jean Odenbach, Lil Baxter, Joan Filler, Agnes Riedle and Kitty Wilson. Ushers will be G.B. Schmierer and Leonard Odenbach. Interment will be in the Riverview Cemetery in Savage under the direction of the Fulkerson Funeral Home of Sidney.
After a long and hard fought battle with cancer, Our "Grandma: Lydia has gone to be with God as her beloved father and mother before her. For many years "Grandma" worked side by side with Dad as they made their life on the family farm, somehow finding the time to raise four children and endless summers of grandchildren.
Grandma;s memory will be cherished by all who encountered her unconditinal love of all living things. As time passes and we think back, the realization that every thought and memory of our grandmother and friend is a seed she has planted in the garden of each of our lives. As we have all grown to love her, so her love grows within us each day.
Lydia was born in a Red Cross refugee camp in Frankfurt, Germany March 21, 1923, daughter of John and Mary (Schwan) Buxbaum. In 1924, they came to the United States and moved to Bayard, Neb. in the early 1930's, they purchased a farm south of Sidney. Lydia grew up and attended schools in Sidney. Lydia;s dad died in October of 1939, and she had to help take care and raise her younger brothers and sisters. On December 8, 1940, Lydia married William (Bill) Badt in Sidney. They lived on the BuxbaumLydia family farm. They rented a farm close by for one year. In 1944, they rented the Rudy Propp farm and for twenty four years they rented the Henry Haffner farn where they raised they family. They purchased the Hillerk Fisser farm in 1963 and moved to the farm after building a new home. They have remained there ever since and retired from farming in 1982 and have gone to Arizona during the winter months.
Lydia was a faithful and active member of the First Lutheran Church and the ALCW. She enjoyed gardening, flowers and fishing. Lydia never missed sending a birthday card to her grandchildren or great grandchildren.
Lydia died Sat, May 7, 1994, at her home in Savage after a long and hard fought battle with cancer.
Survivors are her husband Bill of Savage, a son Robert"Bob" Badt of Savage, three daughters, Patricia Webber of Lynnwood, Wash. Barbara Holzwarth of Colorado Springs, Colo., Deborah Rowe of Culpeper, Va., three brothers, Walter Buxbaum and Victor Buxbaum, and Wilmer Buxbaum all of Sidney, four sisters, Mollie Miller of Mesa, Ariz., Mary Propp and Gloria Buxbaum, both of Sidney, and Betty Anderson of Minneapolis, Minn., 12 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her parents.
After a long and hard fought battle with cancer, Our "Grandma: Lydia has gone to be with God as her beloved father and mother before her. For many years "Grandma" worked side by side with Dad as they made their life on the family farm, somehow finding the time to raise four children and endless summers of grandchildren.
Grandma;s memory will be cherished by all who encountered her unconditinal love of all living things. As time passes and we think back, the realization that every thought and memory of our grandmother and friend is a seed she has planted in the garden of each of our lives. As we have all grown to love her, so her love grows within us each day.
Lydia was born in a Red Cross refugee camp in Frankfurt, Germany March 21, 1923, daughter of John and Mary (Schwan) Buxbaum. In 1924, they came to the United States and moved to Bayard, Neb. in the early 1930's, they purchased a farm south of Sidney. Lydia grew up and attended schools in Sidney. Lydia;s dad died in October of 1939, and she had to help take care and raise her younger brothers and sisters. On December 8, 1940, Lydia married William (Bill) Badt in Sidney. They lived on the BuxbaumLydia family farm. They rented a farm close by for one year. In 1944, they rented the Rudy Propp farm and for twenty four years they rented the Henry Haffner farn where they raised they family. They purchased the Hillerk Fisser farm in 1963 and moved to the farm after building a new home. They have remained there ever since and retired from farming in 1982 and have gone to Arizona during the winter months.
Lydia was a faithful and active member of the First Lutheran Church and the ALCW. She enjoyed gardening, flowers and fishing. Lydia never missed sending a birthday card to her grandchildren or great grandchildren.
Lydia died Sat, May 7, 1994, at her home in Savage after a long and hard fought battle with cancer.
Survivors are her husband Bill of Savage, a son Robert"Bob" Badt of Savage, three daughters, Patricia Webber of Lynnwood, Wash. Barbara Holzwarth of Colorado Springs, Colo., Deborah Rowe of Culpeper, Va., three brothers, Walter Buxbaum and Victor Buxbaum, and Wilmer Buxbaum all of Sidney, four sisters, Mollie Miller of Mesa, Ariz., Mary Propp and Gloria Buxbaum, both of Sidney, and Betty Anderson of Minneapolis, Minn., 12 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her parents.
Funeral Services for Lydia Badt, 71, Savage, will be at 2p.m., Wednesday, May 11, 1994, at First Lutheran Church in Savage with Pastor Bob Chenault officiating. Musical selection will be provided by Idelle Badt and Linda Nelson accompanied by Linda Bergstedt. Casket bearers will be her nephews Dick Propp, John Buxbaum, Delbert Loose, Rodney Buxbaum, Mike Anderson and Daryl Buxbaum. Honorary casket bearers will be Fredia Schlothauer, Roseln Lueck, Eva Singer, Irene Schmierer, Jean Odenbach, Lil Baxter, Joan Filler, Agnes Riedle and Kitty Wilson. Ushers will be G.B. Schmierer and Leonard Odenbach. Interment will be in the Riverview Cemetery in Savage under the direction of the Fulkerson Funeral Home of Sidney.
After a long and hard fought battle with cancer, Our "Grandma: Lydia has gone to be with God as her beloved father and mother before her. For many years "Grandma" worked side by side with Dad as they made their life on the family farm, somehow finding the time to raise four children and endless summers of grandchildren.
Grandma;s memory will be cherished by all who encountered her unconditinal love of all living things. As time passes and we think back, the realization that every thought and memory of our grandmother and friend is a seed she has planted in the garden of each of our lives. As we have all grown to love her, so her love grows within us each day.
Lydia was born in a Red Cross refugee camp in Frankfurt, Germany March 21, 1923, daughter of John and Mary (Schwan) Buxbaum. In 1924, they came to the United States and moved to Bayard, Neb. in the early 1930's, they purchased a farm south of Sidney. Lydia grew up and attended schools in Sidney. Lydia;s dad died in October of 1939, and she had to help take care and raise her younger brothers and sisters. On December 8, 1940, Lydia married William (Bill) Badt in Sidney. They lived on the BuxbaumLydia family farm. They rented a farm close by for one year. In 1944, they rented the Rudy Propp farm and for twenty four years they rented the Henry Haffner farn where they raised they family. They purchased the Hillerk Fisser farm in 1963 and moved to the farm after building a new home. They have remained there ever since and retired from farming in 1982 and have gone to Arizona during the winter months.
Lydia was a faithful and active member of the First Lutheran Church and the ALCW. She enjoyed gardening, flowers and fishing. Lydia never missed sending a birthday card to her grandchildren or great grandchildren.
Lydia died Sat, May 7, 1994, at her home in Savage after a long and hard fought battle with cancer.
Survivors are her husband Bill of Savage, a son Robert"Bob" Badt of Savage, three daughters, Patricia Webber of Lynnwood, Wash. Barbara Holzwarth of Colorado Springs, Colo., Deborah Rowe of Culpeper, Va., three brothers, Walter Buxbaum and Victor Buxbaum, and Wilmer Buxbaum all of Sidney, four sisters, Mollie Miller of Mesa, Ariz., Mary Propp and Gloria Buxbaum, both of Sidney, and Betty Anderson of Minneapolis, Minn., 12 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her parents.
After a long and hard fought battle with cancer, Our "Grandma: Lydia has gone to be with God as her beloved father and mother before her. For many years "Grandma" worked side by side with Dad as they made their life on the family farm, somehow finding the time to raise four children and endless summers of grandchildren.
Grandma;s memory will be cherished by all who encountered her unconditinal love of all living things. As time passes and we think back, the realization that every thought and memory of our grandmother and friend is a seed she has planted in the garden of each of our lives. As we have all grown to love her, so her love grows within us each day.
Lydia was born in a Red Cross refugee camp in Frankfurt, Germany March 21, 1923, daughter of John and Mary (Schwan) Buxbaum. In 1924, they came to the United States and moved to Bayard, Neb. in the early 1930's, they purchased a farm south of Sidney. Lydia grew up and attended schools in Sidney. Lydia;s dad died in October of 1939, and she had to help take care and raise her younger brothers and sisters. On December 8, 1940, Lydia married William (Bill) Badt in Sidney. They lived on the BuxbaumLydia family farm. They rented a farm close by for one year. In 1944, they rented the Rudy Propp farm and for twenty four years they rented the Henry Haffner farn where they raised they family. They purchased the Hillerk Fisser farm in 1963 and moved to the farm after building a new home. They have remained there ever since and retired from farming in 1982 and have gone to Arizona during the winter months.
Lydia was a faithful and active member of the First Lutheran Church and the ALCW. She enjoyed gardening, flowers and fishing. Lydia never missed sending a birthday card to her grandchildren or great grandchildren.
Lydia died Sat, May 7, 1994, at her home in Savage after a long and hard fought battle with cancer.
Survivors are her husband Bill of Savage, a son Robert"Bob" Badt of Savage, three daughters, Patricia Webber of Lynnwood, Wash. Barbara Holzwarth of Colorado Springs, Colo., Deborah Rowe of Culpeper, Va., three brothers, Walter Buxbaum and Victor Buxbaum, and Wilmer Buxbaum all of Sidney, four sisters, Mollie Miller of Mesa, Ariz., Mary Propp and Gloria Buxbaum, both of Sidney, and Betty Anderson of Minneapolis, Minn., 12 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her parents.
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