Survivors:father, spouse, Lyle and Carol Maxson, Blue Springs; mother, spouse, Dorothy and Sam Odell, Las Cruces, N.M.; brothers, sister-in-law, Joel and Rhonda, Lincoln, Brent, Blue Springs; sisters, brothers-in-law, Kelli and Jeff Murphy, Wymore, Jennifer and Larry Wootan, Pearland, Texas; longtime companion, Tina Trueblood, Lincoln; nieces; nephews; many friends; beloved pets, Annie, Hartley, Mortimer. Preceded in death by grandparents.
Services: 2 p.m. Saturday, Roper & Sons Funeral Services, 4300 O St. The family wishes that those attending the funeral service dress in casual attire. Valparaiso Cemetery. Pallbearers:Kevin Parsons, Dave Kramer, Scott Breck, John Christensen, Mark Neemann, Clay Pearson, Mike Maxson, George Maxson. Honorary pallbearers:nieces and nephews, Jake Maxson, Trevor Murphy, Jordan Murphy, Jalen Maxson, Jarett Maxson, Sean Maxson, Seth Maxson, Mariah Murphy, Kaila Wootan. Visitation: 5 p.m. today until services, with family greeting friends two hour prior to services, funeral home. Memorials:Hearts United for Animals, Auburn. Condolences may be e-mailed to [email protected].
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Lynn Barnes
December 19, 2003
I am very sad to hear of Mark's passing. I knew him from the Nebraska Army National Guard. He was ALWAYS a caring peron. He cared about his soldiers and was always willing to lend a helpig hand to anyone who needed it. When I had to move a few years back and wasn't allwoed to keep my cat, he tok my cat. It was very hard to give her up but, knowing that Mark was taking her and caring for her made it easier on me. God picked a good one when he choose Mark - he will make a great angle for someone. My thoughts and prayers are with you all!
Lynn Barnes
December 19, 2003
I am so sadden to hear of Mark's passing. I knew him for many years in the Nebraska ARmy National Guard. He was such a great person - always cared about the welfare of his soldiers and was always willing to lend a helping hand to all. When I had to move a few years back and wasn't allowed to keep my cat, he took my cat in and I know she went to a good home. It was hard for me to give her up but, knowing that she went to Mark made it easier for me. I hope she is still doing well - I still miss her. My thoughts and prayers are with your entire family during this difficult time. God picked a good one when he decided to take Mark! He will be a good angle for someone.
Susan Stevens
December 19, 2003
I am very sorry to hear about Mark's death. I knew Mark when he worked full time for the Nebraska Army National Guard. He always had a smile when he came into my office. I remember him as a kind sole, always pleasant and caring. My thoughts and prayers to his family and friends as I know you will all miss him very deeply.
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