Lena Leota Busse was born on February 10, 1932, to Frank and Lana Griebe in Decatur, Nebraska. Leota was baptized into the Lutheran faith and became a lifetime member of the Decatur Trinity Lutheran Church. She attended school in Decatur and graduated in 1950.
On Match 24, 1951, Leota married George Busse in Greeley, Colorado. Shortly after their marriage, George enlisted in the United States Army and was stationed in Vinegrove, Kentucky where Leota joined him. Once George returned from the service, they lived the majority of their lives south of town, where they enjoyed their farming life.
Leota and George were blessed with three daughters: Karen, Peggy and Jeanie.
During Leota's lifetime she served on committees at Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid and Decatur VFW Auxiliary.
She taught Sunday school and Bible school, which she enjoyed immensely.
Leota was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, friend and a woman of great faith. She loved her children dearly and enjoyed her family, friends and traveling. She will be missed by many.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband George, her parents, her sister Donna King, brothers Joe, Frank, Paul and Skippy Griebe. Brother-in-law Charles Busse and great grandson Garrett Hartman.
She is survived by her daughters and their spouses, many grandchildren and great children.
(Information provided by Pelan Funeral Services)
On Match 24, 1951, Leota married George Busse in Greeley, Colorado. Shortly after their marriage, George enlisted in the United States Army and was stationed in Vinegrove, Kentucky where Leota joined him. Once George returned from the service, they lived the majority of their lives south of town, where they enjoyed their farming life.
Leota and George were blessed with three daughters: Karen, Peggy and Jeanie.
During Leota's lifetime she served on committees at Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid and Decatur VFW Auxiliary.
She taught Sunday school and Bible school, which she enjoyed immensely.
Leota was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, friend and a woman of great faith. She loved her children dearly and enjoyed her family, friends and traveling. She will be missed by many.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband George, her parents, her sister Donna King, brothers Joe, Frank, Paul and Skippy Griebe. Brother-in-law Charles Busse and great grandson Garrett Hartman.
She is survived by her daughters and their spouses, many grandchildren and great children.
(Information provided by Pelan Funeral Services)
Lena Leota Busse was born on February 10, 1932, to Frank and Lana Griebe in Decatur, Nebraska. Leota was baptized into the Lutheran faith and became a lifetime member of the Decatur Trinity Lutheran Church. She attended school in Decatur and graduated in 1950.
On Match 24, 1951, Leota married George Busse in Greeley, Colorado. Shortly after their marriage, George enlisted in the United States Army and was stationed in Vinegrove, Kentucky where Leota joined him. Once George returned from the service, they lived the majority of their lives south of town, where they enjoyed their farming life.
Leota and George were blessed with three daughters: Karen, Peggy and Jeanie.
During Leota's lifetime she served on committees at Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid and Decatur VFW Auxiliary.
She taught Sunday school and Bible school, which she enjoyed immensely.
Leota was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, friend and a woman of great faith. She loved her children dearly and enjoyed her family, friends and traveling. She will be missed by many.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband George, her parents, her sister Donna King, brothers Joe, Frank, Paul and Skippy Griebe. Brother-in-law Charles Busse and great grandson Garrett Hartman.
She is survived by her daughters and their spouses, many grandchildren and great children.
(Information provided by Pelan Funeral Services)
On Match 24, 1951, Leota married George Busse in Greeley, Colorado. Shortly after their marriage, George enlisted in the United States Army and was stationed in Vinegrove, Kentucky where Leota joined him. Once George returned from the service, they lived the majority of their lives south of town, where they enjoyed their farming life.
Leota and George were blessed with three daughters: Karen, Peggy and Jeanie.
During Leota's lifetime she served on committees at Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid and Decatur VFW Auxiliary.
She taught Sunday school and Bible school, which she enjoyed immensely.
Leota was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, friend and a woman of great faith. She loved her children dearly and enjoyed her family, friends and traveling. She will be missed by many.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband George, her parents, her sister Donna King, brothers Joe, Frank, Paul and Skippy Griebe. Brother-in-law Charles Busse and great grandson Garrett Hartman.
She is survived by her daughters and their spouses, many grandchildren and great children.
(Information provided by Pelan Funeral Services)
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