Daughter of Walter Bernard & Hulda (Ohm) Buck.
Ardell was raised on the family farm near Yutan, NE and graduated with honors from Omaha South High School and Cottey College in Nevada, MO.
She was an x-ray technician/licensed radiologist. She retired from Veterinary Science at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln where she was the electron microscope technician.
Ardell loved animals and raised Chihuahuas.
She volunteered with Prison Fellowship and at Bryan LGH East Hospital where she earned her 500 hour pin.
Ardell also loved country music, attended many concerts, FanFairs and belonged to the Ricky Van Shelton, Randy Travis, Clint Black and Garth Brooks fan clubs.
When not working, she could be found in her garden tending her flowers and vegetables. She was a longtime member of Redeemer Lutheran Church.
With her strong faith and God given determination, she raised two children on her own.
Ardell is survived by her son and his wife, Craig & Dana Boden (Lincoln), a daughter and her husband, Jodi & George Yesilcimen (Waverly) and grandchildren, Dathan and Megan Boden, Jessica Yesilcimen (Liberty, MO), Clayton Boden and Jayson Yesilcimen (Lincoln). Brother, Deryl and June Buck, great-niece, Greta Eva Russell (Springfield, MO).
Ardell was raised on the family farm near Yutan, NE and graduated with honors from Omaha South High School and Cottey College in Nevada, MO.
She was an x-ray technician/licensed radiologist. She retired from Veterinary Science at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln where she was the electron microscope technician.
Ardell loved animals and raised Chihuahuas.
She volunteered with Prison Fellowship and at Bryan LGH East Hospital where she earned her 500 hour pin.
Ardell also loved country music, attended many concerts, FanFairs and belonged to the Ricky Van Shelton, Randy Travis, Clint Black and Garth Brooks fan clubs.
When not working, she could be found in her garden tending her flowers and vegetables. She was a longtime member of Redeemer Lutheran Church.
With her strong faith and God given determination, she raised two children on her own.
Ardell is survived by her son and his wife, Craig & Dana Boden (Lincoln), a daughter and her husband, Jodi & George Yesilcimen (Waverly) and grandchildren, Dathan and Megan Boden, Jessica Yesilcimen (Liberty, MO), Clayton Boden and Jayson Yesilcimen (Lincoln). Brother, Deryl and June Buck, great-niece, Greta Eva Russell (Springfield, MO).
Daughter of Walter Bernard & Hulda (Ohm) Buck.
Ardell was raised on the family farm near Yutan, NE and graduated with honors from Omaha South High School and Cottey College in Nevada, MO.
She was an x-ray technician/licensed radiologist. She retired from Veterinary Science at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln where she was the electron microscope technician.
Ardell loved animals and raised Chihuahuas.
She volunteered with Prison Fellowship and at Bryan LGH East Hospital where she earned her 500 hour pin.
Ardell also loved country music, attended many concerts, FanFairs and belonged to the Ricky Van Shelton, Randy Travis, Clint Black and Garth Brooks fan clubs.
When not working, she could be found in her garden tending her flowers and vegetables. She was a longtime member of Redeemer Lutheran Church.
With her strong faith and God given determination, she raised two children on her own.
Ardell is survived by her son and his wife, Craig & Dana Boden (Lincoln), a daughter and her husband, Jodi & George Yesilcimen (Waverly) and grandchildren, Dathan and Megan Boden, Jessica Yesilcimen (Liberty, MO), Clayton Boden and Jayson Yesilcimen (Lincoln). Brother, Deryl and June Buck, great-niece, Greta Eva Russell (Springfield, MO).
Ardell was raised on the family farm near Yutan, NE and graduated with honors from Omaha South High School and Cottey College in Nevada, MO.
She was an x-ray technician/licensed radiologist. She retired from Veterinary Science at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln where she was the electron microscope technician.
Ardell loved animals and raised Chihuahuas.
She volunteered with Prison Fellowship and at Bryan LGH East Hospital where she earned her 500 hour pin.
Ardell also loved country music, attended many concerts, FanFairs and belonged to the Ricky Van Shelton, Randy Travis, Clint Black and Garth Brooks fan clubs.
When not working, she could be found in her garden tending her flowers and vegetables. She was a longtime member of Redeemer Lutheran Church.
With her strong faith and God given determination, she raised two children on her own.
Ardell is survived by her son and his wife, Craig & Dana Boden (Lincoln), a daughter and her husband, Jodi & George Yesilcimen (Waverly) and grandchildren, Dathan and Megan Boden, Jessica Yesilcimen (Liberty, MO), Clayton Boden and Jayson Yesilcimen (Lincoln). Brother, Deryl and June Buck, great-niece, Greta Eva Russell (Springfield, MO).
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