Charles D. "Danny" Hourigan
OMAHA - Charles D. "Danny" Hourigan, 45, Omaha, died March 31, 1999,at Clarkson Hospital, Omaha.
Services were April 3 at Hanscom Park United Methodist Church, Omaha. The Rev. Lawrence H. Moffet officiated. The soloist was Gary Bacon, Scottsbluff, Danny's uncle.
Burial was held in the Blair Cemetery, Blair. All funeral arrangements were made by Heafey Heafey-Hoffman and Cutler, Omaha.
Pallbearers were Tom Lammers, Todd Lammers, Scott Wedel, Jim Lutmerand Kelly Kramer, all nephews of Danny; and Lenny Harland, Greg Beck and Ron Ward.
Danny's father was Charles Henry Hourigan and his grandfather was James Earl Hourigan and he was the great grandson of Charles Evans Hourigan and AnnaBelle Winchester Hourigan. Robert Beig was the best friend of Charles, Danny's father, and when Charles was electrocuted in Mendota, Ill. Sept. 2,1954 in a trucking accident Robert helped Vesta take care of Vesta and Charles' children. They later married.
Danny was the first cousin once removed of Toni Hector-Zepeda. Toni contributed to this biography.
Charles D. "Danny" Hourigan was born Sept. 7, 1953 in Hastings. He was confirmed at Trinity Lutheran Church, Hartington. Danny attended Hartington Public School and graduated in 1971. He also attended Wayne State College, Wayne, Nebraska.
Danny married Sandy Ward, Blair, in September of 1977. He worked in the Engineering Department of the State of Nebraska Department of Roads. Later, he had his own business.
He is survived by his wife Sandy, and their daughter, Katie Jean, Omaha;
his parents, Robert and Vesta Beig, Hartington; five sisters and theirspouses: Mr. and Mrs. Harold (Jeannie) Lammers, Spencer; Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Peg) Wedel, Blair; Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Charlotte) Martinez,Henderson, Colo.; Mr. and Mrs. (Jance) Leonard Snook, Hartington and Miss DeAnn Beig, Omaha; one brother and his spouse, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beig Jr., of Jackpot, Nev.; and many nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles.
Wednesday Apr.17, 1999 Cedar County News
OMAHA - Charles D. "Danny" Hourigan, 45, Omaha, died March 31, 1999,at Clarkson Hospital, Omaha.
Services were April 3 at Hanscom Park United Methodist Church, Omaha. The Rev. Lawrence H. Moffet officiated. The soloist was Gary Bacon, Scottsbluff, Danny's uncle.
Burial was held in the Blair Cemetery, Blair. All funeral arrangements were made by Heafey Heafey-Hoffman and Cutler, Omaha.
Pallbearers were Tom Lammers, Todd Lammers, Scott Wedel, Jim Lutmerand Kelly Kramer, all nephews of Danny; and Lenny Harland, Greg Beck and Ron Ward.
Danny's father was Charles Henry Hourigan and his grandfather was James Earl Hourigan and he was the great grandson of Charles Evans Hourigan and AnnaBelle Winchester Hourigan. Robert Beig was the best friend of Charles, Danny's father, and when Charles was electrocuted in Mendota, Ill. Sept. 2,1954 in a trucking accident Robert helped Vesta take care of Vesta and Charles' children. They later married.
Danny was the first cousin once removed of Toni Hector-Zepeda. Toni contributed to this biography.
Charles D. "Danny" Hourigan was born Sept. 7, 1953 in Hastings. He was confirmed at Trinity Lutheran Church, Hartington. Danny attended Hartington Public School and graduated in 1971. He also attended Wayne State College, Wayne, Nebraska.
Danny married Sandy Ward, Blair, in September of 1977. He worked in the Engineering Department of the State of Nebraska Department of Roads. Later, he had his own business.
He is survived by his wife Sandy, and their daughter, Katie Jean, Omaha;
his parents, Robert and Vesta Beig, Hartington; five sisters and theirspouses: Mr. and Mrs. Harold (Jeannie) Lammers, Spencer; Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Peg) Wedel, Blair; Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Charlotte) Martinez,Henderson, Colo.; Mr. and Mrs. (Jance) Leonard Snook, Hartington and Miss DeAnn Beig, Omaha; one brother and his spouse, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beig Jr., of Jackpot, Nev.; and many nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles.
Wednesday Apr.17, 1999 Cedar County News
Charles D. "Danny" Hourigan
OMAHA - Charles D. "Danny" Hourigan, 45, Omaha, died March 31, 1999,at Clarkson Hospital, Omaha.
Services were April 3 at Hanscom Park United Methodist Church, Omaha. The Rev. Lawrence H. Moffet officiated. The soloist was Gary Bacon, Scottsbluff, Danny's uncle.
Burial was held in the Blair Cemetery, Blair. All funeral arrangements were made by Heafey Heafey-Hoffman and Cutler, Omaha.
Pallbearers were Tom Lammers, Todd Lammers, Scott Wedel, Jim Lutmerand Kelly Kramer, all nephews of Danny; and Lenny Harland, Greg Beck and Ron Ward.
Danny's father was Charles Henry Hourigan and his grandfather was James Earl Hourigan and he was the great grandson of Charles Evans Hourigan and AnnaBelle Winchester Hourigan. Robert Beig was the best friend of Charles, Danny's father, and when Charles was electrocuted in Mendota, Ill. Sept. 2,1954 in a trucking accident Robert helped Vesta take care of Vesta and Charles' children. They later married.
Danny was the first cousin once removed of Toni Hector-Zepeda. Toni contributed to this biography.
Charles D. "Danny" Hourigan was born Sept. 7, 1953 in Hastings. He was confirmed at Trinity Lutheran Church, Hartington. Danny attended Hartington Public School and graduated in 1971. He also attended Wayne State College, Wayne, Nebraska.
Danny married Sandy Ward, Blair, in September of 1977. He worked in the Engineering Department of the State of Nebraska Department of Roads. Later, he had his own business.
He is survived by his wife Sandy, and their daughter, Katie Jean, Omaha;
his parents, Robert and Vesta Beig, Hartington; five sisters and theirspouses: Mr. and Mrs. Harold (Jeannie) Lammers, Spencer; Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Peg) Wedel, Blair; Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Charlotte) Martinez,Henderson, Colo.; Mr. and Mrs. (Jance) Leonard Snook, Hartington and Miss DeAnn Beig, Omaha; one brother and his spouse, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beig Jr., of Jackpot, Nev.; and many nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles.
Wednesday Apr.17, 1999 Cedar County News
OMAHA - Charles D. "Danny" Hourigan, 45, Omaha, died March 31, 1999,at Clarkson Hospital, Omaha.
Services were April 3 at Hanscom Park United Methodist Church, Omaha. The Rev. Lawrence H. Moffet officiated. The soloist was Gary Bacon, Scottsbluff, Danny's uncle.
Burial was held in the Blair Cemetery, Blair. All funeral arrangements were made by Heafey Heafey-Hoffman and Cutler, Omaha.
Pallbearers were Tom Lammers, Todd Lammers, Scott Wedel, Jim Lutmerand Kelly Kramer, all nephews of Danny; and Lenny Harland, Greg Beck and Ron Ward.
Danny's father was Charles Henry Hourigan and his grandfather was James Earl Hourigan and he was the great grandson of Charles Evans Hourigan and AnnaBelle Winchester Hourigan. Robert Beig was the best friend of Charles, Danny's father, and when Charles was electrocuted in Mendota, Ill. Sept. 2,1954 in a trucking accident Robert helped Vesta take care of Vesta and Charles' children. They later married.
Danny was the first cousin once removed of Toni Hector-Zepeda. Toni contributed to this biography.
Charles D. "Danny" Hourigan was born Sept. 7, 1953 in Hastings. He was confirmed at Trinity Lutheran Church, Hartington. Danny attended Hartington Public School and graduated in 1971. He also attended Wayne State College, Wayne, Nebraska.
Danny married Sandy Ward, Blair, in September of 1977. He worked in the Engineering Department of the State of Nebraska Department of Roads. Later, he had his own business.
He is survived by his wife Sandy, and their daughter, Katie Jean, Omaha;
his parents, Robert and Vesta Beig, Hartington; five sisters and theirspouses: Mr. and Mrs. Harold (Jeannie) Lammers, Spencer; Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Peg) Wedel, Blair; Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Charlotte) Martinez,Henderson, Colo.; Mr. and Mrs. (Jance) Leonard Snook, Hartington and Miss DeAnn Beig, Omaha; one brother and his spouse, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beig Jr., of Jackpot, Nev.; and many nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles.
Wednesday Apr.17, 1999 Cedar County News
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