John-Burg-Obituary

John D. Burg

Omaha, Nebraska

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Burg, John D. Jan 4, 1922 - Oct 14, 2009 Omaha. A loving husband, father, grandfather, son, brother, cousin, uncle and friend who always put the Lord first. Born to Dewey and Christie McDonnell Burg at their home in Rock Port, MO. Survived by his wife of 61 years, (Grace) Eleanor...

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I was just a little guy, years ago when I lived across the street from the Burgs. John was a serious guy but I could always tell he was a good and honest man. John make the world a better place and his passing is a real loss.

With my sympathy,
Larry McCabe

To the Burg Family,
So sorry to hear about John. He was a tough coach but a kind man. My thoughts and prayers are with your family. May all your happy memories sustain you.
Love, Todd A. Sherlock
Chicago, Il.

Mr. Burg was the finest role model a boy and community could have. A family friend and mentor for my Father and our whole family. "For Crying Tears" a real loss for us all. "Semper Fi
Love Russ Watts

Dearest Mrs. Eleanor and Family, How deeply sorry we are for the loss of Mr. Johnny, he was a very special man ,whom we loved very much,now he will be be with our Bill who is in our heart's we are here for you all, we will keep you in our prayers and in our heart's, God Bless You All, Your Alabama Family Charlie,Suzy,Nicolas,Kody Smith

Family,
So sorry to hear of your loss.What a great life.I have so many fond memories of the years spent learning from coach's guidance.

As a friend of Chris (Johns grandson) i had the experience of meeting one of the nicest men i have ever met. As Chris once said " my grandpa must be a saint", I believie that. from the stricklands here in myrtle beach (Bobby,Nicole,and Coleman) may god be with you in this time of need. you guys have a loving and caring family.

My deepest condonelces to John's family. I worked with him for many years at the Post Office.

Grace,
With deepest condolences on Uncle JD's passing. He will be truly missed. He has made his imprint on the youth of Omaha, the Americans in this world, and our family. My memories spent with JD will live on forever with me and I will pass them onto my family. My fondest memory is when Uncle JD and I went to a Husker football game Nov 89.
We love you and we have you in our prayers. The good Lord has another Damn GOOD Marine at Heaven's gate.
Love, Dale and family

Thanks for your Military Service.
Past Commander V.F.W.