Marilyn K. Kohl
October 20, 1943 - September 29, 2024

Marilyn K. Kohl

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Marilyn K. Kohl, age 80, died Sunday, September 29, 2024 at Dunklau Gardens in Fremont.

Marilyn was born October 20, 1943 in Arlington to Arthur and Norma (Dunklau) Wittmann. She married Richard Kohl on September 15, 1963 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Arlington. Marilyn was a member of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Fremont. Marilyn loved family, camping with Dick, working in her flower beds and enjoying the outdoors. They traveled and attended all family events. She was an amazing mother, grandma and great grandma! The matriarch of the Kohl family was the glue of our family and will be greatly missed. She was surrounded by love until the very end. We know she is in heaven and joined by family until we meet again.

Survivors: children: Jeffery (Karen) Kohl of Omaha, Linda (Kenneth) Husted of Lincoln, Daniel (Beth) Kohl of Lincoln; 10 grandchildren: Rhianon, Jessica, Shelby, Noah Kohl; Ross Husted and Hannah (Andrew) Seuferer; Bryce, Emily and David Kohl, Elyse (Erik) Bower; four great grandchildren: Jasper, Henry and Eloise Seuferer; Nora Bower; brother Dennis Wittmann of Kearney, brother-in-law Dana Udey of Columbus.

Marilyn is preceded in death by husband Richard, her parents, sister Joyce, sister-in-law Joan.

Per Marilyn's wishes there will be no public services and burial will be at a later date in Memorial Cemetery.

Ludvigsen Mortuary in Fremont is in charge of arrangements.

Online guestbook at www.Ludvigsenmortuary.com

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Condolences(7)

  1. Penny Udey
    May everyone know that I feel so sad she passed. I always enjoyed being with her, even though they were few since Joyce passed. Sending prayers for all. Condolences. Penny.
  2. Sandi Wittmann Everitt
    Fond memories of visits to Nebraska and Uncle Art and Aunt Norma’s farm. Loved seeing Marilyn dressed up and going out. She always took time to spend with us “younguns”! And laugh and have fun with us. Rest in peace Marilyn.
    Cousin Sandi
  3. Darla DeNoyer Wulf
    Jeff, Linda,Dan and family. Sorry to hear about your Mom. I hadn’t seen her in years. But have great memories of working with her at McDonald’s. Prayers and Hugs
  4. La Donna (Doni) Klug-Brainard
    To Dennis and all of Marilyn's famly: Coming from the small town of Arlington and going to St. Paul's Lutheran School, you get to know their families pretty well. Although we were only two months apart in age, Marilyn was a year behind in school. (funny how dates make you wait a year)! After graduation, I would see her at various reunions - but lives take us in different directions after that. May God bless all of you in the upcoming days, months, and years as her loss will always be felt. My deepest sympathy to all of you. Doni
  5. Del & Sandy Sukstorf
    We have many fun and eventful camping memories with your Dad and Mom
    Our Deepest Sympathy,
    Del & Sandy Sukstorf
  6. James and Jeanne Brown
    Jeff, Linda, Dan and families, I have great memories of your Mom watching sports together and cheering on Linda and Paula, so very sorry for your loss sending lots of prayers and hugs to all of you. She is with your dad now so that is a good and heaven received a very good angel, Gods Blessings to all of you.

    Jim and Jeanne Brown
  7. Todd Fredericksen
    To the family of Marilyn Kohl:
    I’m very sorry to hear about your mom’s passing. I have nothing but great memories of your mom and your dad. I think I was in the fourth grade when we moved next door, and I’ve been out of school now about 50 years! So they were both a part of my growing up. Now both of our parents are gone! Once again, my sympathy to all of your families. Todd
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