Mr. Beins died at Bryan/LGH West. He was the son of Ronald Ray and Roberta Lea (Carlson) Beins.
He graduated from Aurora HS in 1974. He then began farming with his father. He was very proud to be the fourth generation to farm the home place. He married Beverly Gowen on May 26, 1978. He continued farming with his father and then later on had his own farming operation.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by two sons, Will Beins, attending University of Nebraska at Lincoln and Chris Beins attending Hastings College; three sisters, Rhonda (Ned) Grosshans, Becky (Jeff) Sharp and Robin (Brent) Sanderson; his grandmother, Hazel Johnson; one uncle, Ross (JoAnne) Beins; aunts, Corrine (LaVaghn) Adelson and Janice (Merlyn) Lampshire; mother-in-law, Joan Gowen; brother-in-law, Bill (Diane) Gowen; sister-in-law, Carol (Kurt) Glinn and Amy (Mark) Winchell and many nieces, nephews and cousins.∼Son of Ronald Ray & Roberta Lea (Carlson) Beins.
Married to Beverly Gowen on 5-26-1978 at Aurora, NE.
From the Grand Island, NE. "Independent" Newspaper:
Rod Beins, 47, of Aurora died Wednesday, a little more than a week after an accident involving a family horse that was being shod.
Brother-in-law Bill Gowen of Aurora said Beins was holding a horse while a farrier was shoeing the horse on July 6. The farrier was holding one of the horse's legs between his legs and was facing away from Beins when the accident happened. Apparently, the horse swung its head and struck Beins' head.
The Aurora man then fell and hit his head again on a concrete floor.
Beins was taken first to the Aurora Hospital, then on a helicopter life flight to Bryan/LGH West in Lincoln where he underwent surgery. He died Wednesday at Bryan/LGH West.
He graduated from Aurora HS in 1974. He then began farming with his father. He was very proud to be the fourth generation to farm the home place. He married Beverly Gowen on May 26, 1978. He continued farming with his father and then later on had his own farming operation.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by two sons, Will Beins, attending University of Nebraska at Lincoln and Chris Beins attending Hastings College; three sisters, Rhonda (Ned) Grosshans, Becky (Jeff) Sharp and Robin (Brent) Sanderson; his grandmother, Hazel Johnson; one uncle, Ross (JoAnne) Beins; aunts, Corrine (LaVaghn) Adelson and Janice (Merlyn) Lampshire; mother-in-law, Joan Gowen; brother-in-law, Bill (Diane) Gowen; sister-in-law, Carol (Kurt) Glinn and Amy (Mark) Winchell and many nieces, nephews and cousins.∼Son of Ronald Ray & Roberta Lea (Carlson) Beins.
Married to Beverly Gowen on 5-26-1978 at Aurora, NE.
From the Grand Island, NE. "Independent" Newspaper:
Rod Beins, 47, of Aurora died Wednesday, a little more than a week after an accident involving a family horse that was being shod.
Brother-in-law Bill Gowen of Aurora said Beins was holding a horse while a farrier was shoeing the horse on July 6. The farrier was holding one of the horse's legs between his legs and was facing away from Beins when the accident happened. Apparently, the horse swung its head and struck Beins' head.
The Aurora man then fell and hit his head again on a concrete floor.
Beins was taken first to the Aurora Hospital, then on a helicopter life flight to Bryan/LGH West in Lincoln where he underwent surgery. He died Wednesday at Bryan/LGH West.
Mr. Beins died at Bryan/LGH West. He was the son of Ronald Ray and Roberta Lea (Carlson) Beins.
He graduated from Aurora HS in 1974. He then began farming with his father. He was very proud to be the fourth generation to farm the home place. He married Beverly Gowen on May 26, 1978. He continued farming with his father and then later on had his own farming operation.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by two sons, Will Beins, attending University of Nebraska at Lincoln and Chris Beins attending Hastings College; three sisters, Rhonda (Ned) Grosshans, Becky (Jeff) Sharp and Robin (Brent) Sanderson; his grandmother, Hazel Johnson; one uncle, Ross (JoAnne) Beins; aunts, Corrine (LaVaghn) Adelson and Janice (Merlyn) Lampshire; mother-in-law, Joan Gowen; brother-in-law, Bill (Diane) Gowen; sister-in-law, Carol (Kurt) Glinn and Amy (Mark) Winchell and many nieces, nephews and cousins.∼Son of Ronald Ray & Roberta Lea (Carlson) Beins.
Married to Beverly Gowen on 5-26-1978 at Aurora, NE.
From the Grand Island, NE. "Independent" Newspaper:
Rod Beins, 47, of Aurora died Wednesday, a little more than a week after an accident involving a family horse that was being shod.
Brother-in-law Bill Gowen of Aurora said Beins was holding a horse while a farrier was shoeing the horse on July 6. The farrier was holding one of the horse's legs between his legs and was facing away from Beins when the accident happened. Apparently, the horse swung its head and struck Beins' head.
The Aurora man then fell and hit his head again on a concrete floor.
Beins was taken first to the Aurora Hospital, then on a helicopter life flight to Bryan/LGH West in Lincoln where he underwent surgery. He died Wednesday at Bryan/LGH West.
He graduated from Aurora HS in 1974. He then began farming with his father. He was very proud to be the fourth generation to farm the home place. He married Beverly Gowen on May 26, 1978. He continued farming with his father and then later on had his own farming operation.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by two sons, Will Beins, attending University of Nebraska at Lincoln and Chris Beins attending Hastings College; three sisters, Rhonda (Ned) Grosshans, Becky (Jeff) Sharp and Robin (Brent) Sanderson; his grandmother, Hazel Johnson; one uncle, Ross (JoAnne) Beins; aunts, Corrine (LaVaghn) Adelson and Janice (Merlyn) Lampshire; mother-in-law, Joan Gowen; brother-in-law, Bill (Diane) Gowen; sister-in-law, Carol (Kurt) Glinn and Amy (Mark) Winchell and many nieces, nephews and cousins.∼Son of Ronald Ray & Roberta Lea (Carlson) Beins.
Married to Beverly Gowen on 5-26-1978 at Aurora, NE.
From the Grand Island, NE. "Independent" Newspaper:
Rod Beins, 47, of Aurora died Wednesday, a little more than a week after an accident involving a family horse that was being shod.
Brother-in-law Bill Gowen of Aurora said Beins was holding a horse while a farrier was shoeing the horse on July 6. The farrier was holding one of the horse's legs between his legs and was facing away from Beins when the accident happened. Apparently, the horse swung its head and struck Beins' head.
The Aurora man then fell and hit his head again on a concrete floor.
Beins was taken first to the Aurora Hospital, then on a helicopter life flight to Bryan/LGH West in Lincoln where he underwent surgery. He died Wednesday at Bryan/LGH West.
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