Alice A. Johnson
October 1, 2010

Alice A. Johnson

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Alice was born in Fremont on October 18, 1925 to Walter and Leona (Burt) Nelson. She grew up in Saunders County on the farm one mile east of the Pohocco Lutheran Church. Alice graduated from high school in Fremont and attended Midland College.

She taught in rural school district 33 for several years prior to her marriage. On September 3, 1948, Alice was married to Henry A. Johnson. They have lived all their married years (62) in Saunders County on the farm that had been her husband's grandparents farm.

Alice had worked at the Nebraska Ordnance Plant at Mead, she was a substitute teacher, and she had been the postmaster for the Mead Post Office for 28 years.

She was an active and involved lifetime member of the Pohocco Lutheran Church where she had been baptized and confirmed. She had been a 4-H Leader, active in the PTA, an extension club member, and involved in her communities activities.

Survivors: husband Henry
daughter - Sheila and husband Scott Brady of Kearney
granddaughter - Allison Brady
Alice was preceded in death by her sister Mildred Otte and brother Donn Nelson.

The funeral service will be 10:30 AM Tuesday (Oct. 5th) at the Pohocco Lutheran Church (south of Fremont on Highway 77) with the Rev. Harold Schmidt officiating. The committal will be in the Pohoco Cemetery next to the church. Visitation will be on Monday (Oct. 4th) at the Ludvigsen Mortuary in Fremont from 2 to 8 PM, with the family receiving friends from 6 to 8 PM. Memorials may be directed to the family for distribution.



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Visitation
Ludvigsen Mortuary - Fremont
With Family present 6pm to 8pm
1249 E. 23rd St.
Fremont, NE  68025
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Service
Pohocco Lutheran Church - So. Hwy 77
Interment
Pohocco Cemetery

Condolences(8)

  1. Sandra Miles
    Henry and family, So very sorry to hear of your loss. Treasure your memories of those 62 years together, few are fortunate enough to have had a loving partner for so long. My prayers are with you and your family.
  2. Alicia J. Toczek
    Mr. Johnson, Scott, Shelia and Allison, I am so sorry for your loss. My prayers and thoguhts are with all of you during this sad time. May God continue to watch over you. Love Alicia
  3. Linda and Cliff Mclendon
    Alice and Hank are special friends of ours and Alice was one of the nicest people we ever knew. She will be remembered by us with fond and sincere regards. We regret this loss and sympathise with the family.
  4. Lucile (Rehbein) Wattermann
    Our thoughts and prayers are with your family at this time of loss. I have many special memories of "Miss Nelson" as my rural school teacher. I appreciated getting letters and photos from Alice through the years. May the Lord grant you peace and comfort in the days ahead.
  5. Keith V. Johnson
    Henry & family, Marjo & I wish to extend our condolences. I can only imagine what the void will be without Alice. May you find comfort in the many memories of your great life together! Aloha, Keith
  6. Linda Magnuson Williams
    My deepest condolences and prayers for comfort are sent your way. As you know, I have not known a day in my life when Alice was not a part of those I hold dear. Hank, I am sitting in my home in Arizona now looking at the photo of that wedding just a little over 62 years ago. I did not know then (at age 3) how honored I would feel throughout my lifetime to be a part of that special day as I preceded Alice down the aisle as one of her flower girls. And I will miss being teased every time I visit Pohocco Lutheran Church as she playfully reminded me, "I know EXACTLY how old you are!" Alice has been a true role model for so many, and I pray that you and Sheila will be comforted by a storehouse of loving memories.
  7. Larry & Sharon Betts
    Sharon & I wish to extend our condolences. Hank, We met you and Alice thur our Daughter Dawnella & Husband Ed your neighbors since they were married, you have been a great friend to them and to us, since joining Pohoocco Lutheran Church. Alice was one of the nicest people we ever know. We can only imagine what the void will be without her. May you find comfort in all the beautiful memories you and Alice had together. May the Lord grant peace to you and your family in the days ahead. We are very sorry we can not be there to support you, to put a hand on your shoulder and say we are sorry, we will keep you and family in our prayers. Good bye Alice!
  8. Eric & Angela Miller (Alex & Emily)
    Hank and Alice were a huge part of our family while growing up on the farm. Grandpa & Grandma Roland & Lorraine Miller's house was the gathering place...Alice's cooking was always spectacular and she always encouraged us to do well in school. I got into collecting stamps because Grandma Miller and Alice always had the neatest collections and helped me start my own. Good memories all around...Hank, my and my family's sympathy is with you. "Trust in the Lord with all your heart, And lean not on your own understanding; In all your ways acknowledge Him, And He shall direct your paths" (Proverbs 3:5,6).
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