Nicholas "Nick" E. Wellman, 78, of Quincy died at St. Vincent's Nursing home in Quincy on November 9th, 2020.
Nick was born January 6, 1942, in Quincy. He was the only child of Ernest and Margaret (McCaughey) Wellman. He was a 1960 graduate of Christian Brothers High School. He married Joyce Aschemann in St. Mary's Church in Quincy. Nick was formerly employed at Bueters' Bakery and was later a dock worker for bakeries of Interstate Brands Corporation.
He is survived by his four children: Gregory Wellman (Angela) of San Antonio, Texas; Caroline (Floyd) Collins, of Barnesville, Georgia; Andrew (Jill) Wellman of Las Vegas, Nevada; and Demetrius (Stephanie) Wellman of Hannibal, Missouri; and Diane Wellman, the mother of Hannah and Coby. Also surviving are his grandchildren: Nicholas Wellman, Hannah Wellman, Brooke Wellman, Coby Wellman, Lucas Wellman, Levi Wellman, Elizabeth Wellman, and Elaina Wellman.
Nick and the Wellman family wish to recognize Sheri Reller for her care with both Nick and Joyce.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Joyce; his infant son, Benedict: and his parents.
A Private Mass of Christian Burial was held. Interment in Calvary Cemetery.
Nicholas wished that memorials be made in his name to St. Vincent's Nursing Home to assist the home in this time of crisis with the pandemic. Duker and Haugh Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
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Desiree Dennison
November 22, 2020
I took care of this wonderful man at the nursing home and I would do my best to find the time so we could go outside and smell the flowers. I some how talked him and my son to become pen-pals. both of them enjoyed getting letters from each other. However, Nicks face let up when giving me a letter to give to my son just as much as he did receiving. He would also have a saint book that he would have marked a page he wanted me to read out loud so we could discuss it. This man will be missed but is with the love of his wife. Rest in Peace my dear friend.
Don & Pat Smith
November 22, 2020
Our sympathy goes to all of you kids but Andy and our son Daryl were best of buddies and were in each others weddings. Nick and Joyce were very fine people and raised a good family. Sorry to you Andy for your families loss of a Grandfather and Grandmother.
Susan Peters
November 22, 2020
So sorry to hear of your father's passing! I remember meeting your parents in South Park one summer. They were very nice and spoke nicely of you! Take care of yourself Demo!
Jim & Jo Anne Rost
November 22, 2020
We are sorry to hear that your Father Nick passed away; We Pray that your Family will receive God's Blessing at this time and help you to stay strong in His word.
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