Casey Alexander Stricker, 9, died Saturday, September 24, 2011. Casey was welcomed into this world on December 18, 2001 by his parents Wally and Nancy (Fowler) Stricker and his older brothers, Adam and Wyatt.
From that time on, he worked his way into the hearts of everyone who knew him. He had a smile that could brighten even the worst of days. And a twinkle in his eyes that let you know that he was always up to something. He loved life on the farm and taking care of his animals. He always looked up to his dad and older brothers.
Casey loved to wrestle and was always excited for the Junior wrestling season to start. He enjoyed 4-H and loved making things to take to the county fair. He was always in a hurry to grow up. And he looked forward to being able to rodeo and join FFA, just like his brothers. He also wanted to be a farmer when he grew up, just like his dad and oldest brother. He always loved riding in the tractor and did whatever he could to help when something was broken. He was constantly tinkering with things, taking them apart and trying to figure out how they worked.
Casey is survived by his mom and dad and older brothers, his grandma, Rosie Stricker and grandpa, Byron Fowler. He is also survived by his special friend Marissa, as well as numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
He was preceded in death by his grandpa, Walter Stricker and grandma, Babs Fowler.
Interment was in the in the Alliance Cemetery, Alliance, NE.
From that time on, he worked his way into the hearts of everyone who knew him. He had a smile that could brighten even the worst of days. And a twinkle in his eyes that let you know that he was always up to something. He loved life on the farm and taking care of his animals. He always looked up to his dad and older brothers.
Casey loved to wrestle and was always excited for the Junior wrestling season to start. He enjoyed 4-H and loved making things to take to the county fair. He was always in a hurry to grow up. And he looked forward to being able to rodeo and join FFA, just like his brothers. He also wanted to be a farmer when he grew up, just like his dad and oldest brother. He always loved riding in the tractor and did whatever he could to help when something was broken. He was constantly tinkering with things, taking them apart and trying to figure out how they worked.
Casey is survived by his mom and dad and older brothers, his grandma, Rosie Stricker and grandpa, Byron Fowler. He is also survived by his special friend Marissa, as well as numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
He was preceded in death by his grandpa, Walter Stricker and grandma, Babs Fowler.
Interment was in the in the Alliance Cemetery, Alliance, NE.
Casey Alexander Stricker, 9, died Saturday, September 24, 2011. Casey was welcomed into this world on December 18, 2001 by his parents Wally and Nancy (Fowler) Stricker and his older brothers, Adam and Wyatt.
From that time on, he worked his way into the hearts of everyone who knew him. He had a smile that could brighten even the worst of days. And a twinkle in his eyes that let you know that he was always up to something. He loved life on the farm and taking care of his animals. He always looked up to his dad and older brothers.
Casey loved to wrestle and was always excited for the Junior wrestling season to start. He enjoyed 4-H and loved making things to take to the county fair. He was always in a hurry to grow up. And he looked forward to being able to rodeo and join FFA, just like his brothers. He also wanted to be a farmer when he grew up, just like his dad and oldest brother. He always loved riding in the tractor and did whatever he could to help when something was broken. He was constantly tinkering with things, taking them apart and trying to figure out how they worked.
Casey is survived by his mom and dad and older brothers, his grandma, Rosie Stricker and grandpa, Byron Fowler. He is also survived by his special friend Marissa, as well as numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
He was preceded in death by his grandpa, Walter Stricker and grandma, Babs Fowler.
Interment was in the in the Alliance Cemetery, Alliance, NE.
From that time on, he worked his way into the hearts of everyone who knew him. He had a smile that could brighten even the worst of days. And a twinkle in his eyes that let you know that he was always up to something. He loved life on the farm and taking care of his animals. He always looked up to his dad and older brothers.
Casey loved to wrestle and was always excited for the Junior wrestling season to start. He enjoyed 4-H and loved making things to take to the county fair. He was always in a hurry to grow up. And he looked forward to being able to rodeo and join FFA, just like his brothers. He also wanted to be a farmer when he grew up, just like his dad and oldest brother. He always loved riding in the tractor and did whatever he could to help when something was broken. He was constantly tinkering with things, taking them apart and trying to figure out how they worked.
Casey is survived by his mom and dad and older brothers, his grandma, Rosie Stricker and grandpa, Byron Fowler. He is also survived by his special friend Marissa, as well as numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
He was preceded in death by his grandpa, Walter Stricker and grandma, Babs Fowler.
Interment was in the in the Alliance Cemetery, Alliance, NE.
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