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A somber yet respectful roundup of recent local losses, as the Omaha World-Herald honors Russell Johnson, Ronald Minarcini, Richard Boeck, and more through their latest obituaries — each entry a quiet tribute to lives lived, families left behind, and memories that endure. From jazz connections to military graveside services at Omaha National Cemetery, these announcements weave together the tapestry of community grief and remembrance.
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It's September 9th. Welcome to Lincoln News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The Omaha World Hero has published its latest round of obituaries listing individuals who have recently passed. This includes names like Russell Johnson, Ronald Minor Seenie, and Richard Bowick. Some of these announcements provide brief details about the deceased, such as Richard Bowick's passing on Tuesday, August 11th, 2026, and his surviving family members. Like Patricia Evans-Sortino, mentioned past affiliations, noting her time with the Jack Evans T. Rio. The obituaries are hosted on a separate website, which may display advertisements. This platform serves as a central place for the community to remember and honor those who have been lost. Recent updates include services for Gail Hale, who will be interred with her husband on October 2nd, and 11am at the Omaha National Cemetery. Rubberry Owl also has a grave size service scheduled for Thursday, September 10th, at 11am
at the same location. The list continues with many other names, reflecting the ongoing cycle of life and loss within the community. Each entry represents a life lived, and a story that will be remembered by loved ones.
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