Elmer AscheAge: 74 years1910–1985
- Name
- Elmer Asche
| Birth | April 24, 1910 36 33 |
| Death of a paternal grandfather | Johann Gerhard Asche April 8, 1918 (Age 7 years) |
| Death of a mother | Emma Wurdeman January 5, 1923 (Age 12 years) |
| Death of a maternal grandmother | Elisa Fredericka Garmhausen January 26, 1932 (Age 21 years) |
| Death of a maternal grandfather | Hermann Würdemann Sr. May 18, 1933 (Age 23 years) |
| Death of a father | Carl Asche December 23, 1956 (Age 46 years) |
| Marriage | Mildred Heitz Kafka — View this family March 14, 1958 (Age 47 years) |
| Death | March 28, 1985 (Age 74 years) |
| Burial |
| Family with parents |
| father |
Carl Asche Birth: July 28, 1873 35 26 — Leigh, NE. Death: December 23, 1956 — Leigh, NE. |
| mother |
Emma Wurdeman Birth: March 23, 1877 28 26 — ? Death: January 5, 1923 — Leigh, NE. |
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Marriage: April 2, 1902 — Columbus, NE. |
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8 years himself |
Elmer Asche Birth: April 24, 1910 36 33 — Leigh, NE. Death: March 28, 1985 — Columbus, NE |
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-7 years elder sister |
Frieda Asche Birth: about 1902 28 24 — Platte County, NE. Death: ? |
| brother |
Ernest Asche Birth: ? Death: CA. |
| Father’s family with Lillian Moeller |
| father |
Carl Asche Birth: July 28, 1873 35 26 — Leigh, NE. Death: December 23, 1956 — Leigh, NE. |
| step-mother |
Lillian Moeller Birth: October 17, 1886 — Millard, NE. Death: July 15, 1951 — Columbus, NE. |
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| Family with Mildred Heitz Kafka |
| himself |
Elmer Asche Birth: April 24, 1910 36 33 — Leigh, NE. Death: March 28, 1985 — Columbus, NE |
| wife |
Mildred Heitz Kafka Birth: ? Death: August 29, 1999 — Columbus, NE |
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Marriage: March 14, 1958 — Omaha, NE. |
| Frank Kafka + Mildred Heitz Kafka |
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Frank Kafka Birth: ? Death: ? |
| wife |
Mildred Heitz Kafka Birth: ? Death: August 29, 1999 — Columbus, NE |
| step-daughter |
Beverly Kafka Birth: about 1934 — ? Death: ? |
| step-daughter |
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| step-daughter |
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| Note | _P_CCINFO 2-14330
Elmer was educated in the District 78 School and Zion Lutheran School. He resided in California for about ten years. He was a farmer, worked for Hartl's Construction as a "cat skinner", adozer operator and also worked at Behlen Manufacturing Co. in Columbus, NE.
Bill Ehlers writes-
My Father, Art Ehlers, and Elmer became the best of friends in their later years. Together with Bruno Zuerlein, they did all kinds of things together. They liked to drive around the countryside, go to the horse races at Grand Island and Columbus, and just hang around together. They were seemingly inseparable. Stepdaughter, Diane Kafka, said they were "like glue". When Elmer died, my father was quite heartbroken.
Facts about this person:
Burial
Zion Lutheran Cemetery; Leigh, NE.
Elmer was educated in the District 78 School and Zion Lutheran School. He resided in California for about ten years. He was a farmer, worked for Hartl's Construction as a "cat skinner", a dozer operator and also worked at Behlen Manufacturing Co. in Columbus, NE.
Bill Ehlers writes-
My Father, Art Ehlers, and Elmer became the best of friends in their later years. Together with Bruno Zuerlein, they did all kinds of things together. They liked to drive around the countryside, go to the horse races at Grand Island and Columbus, and just hang around together. They were seemingly inseparable. Stepdaughter, Diane Kafka, said they were "like glue". When Elmer died, my father was quite heartbroken.[ColfaxDeutschlandPlatte.FBK.FTW]
Elmer was educated in the District 78 School and Zion Lutheran School. He resided in California for about ten years. He was a farmer, worked for Hartl's Construction as a "cat skinner", a dozer operator and also worked at Behlen Manufacturing Co. in Columbus, NE.
Bill Ehlers writes-
My Father, Art Ehlers, and Elmer became the best of friends in their later years. Together with Bruno Zuerlein, they did all kinds of things together. They liked to drive around the countryside, go to the horse races at Grand Island and Columbus, and just hang around together. They were seemingly inseparable. Stepdaughter, Diane Kafka, said they were "like glue". When Elmer died, my father was quite heartbroken.
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