Jeannine
Marie (Wadman) Krejci, 89, passed away on January 23rd 2019 at Fairview
Manor in Fairmont, Nebraska. She was the only child born to Lloyd and
Helen Wadman in Exeter, Nebraska on February 8th, 1929.
She
attended Exeter Public Schools and graduated in 1946. She attended
Business School in Omaha. Jeannine and her high school sweetheart,
William “Bill” Krejci, were married on Sept 6, 1947, at the First
Congregational Church in Exeter, Nebraska. Bill and Jeannine were
blessed with four children during their 38 year union. They made their
home south of Exeter and later south of Burress where Bill farmed and
Jeannine became a farm wife until Bill’s death in 1985. In 1952, when
she had a 4 and 2 year old, she contracted polio and knew God helped her
recover. She was very independent and continued to live on the farm as a
widow with the help of her son, Bill, and son-in-law, Bob, doing the
farming. In 2012, she moved to the Exeter Care Center until it closed in
2015. She then moved to the Fairview Manor in Fairmont, NE until she
passed away.
Through the years she was active with the United
Church of Christ in Exeter as Sunday school superintendent, teacher,
organist, music director, and women’s fellowship. She led 4-H clubs, was
active in Woman’s Club, taught tap dance and piano, and led the Exeter
Forever Fit Exercise class for many years. She had the gift of playing
the piano by ear and could play any song requested. She loved taking
care of her home on the farm and always kept it mowed and planted
flowers every spring. She loved her Burress Bell friends, and they
celebrated many fun birthdays together. She loved her family, and she
loved life. She made sure that each of her grandchildren could come out
separately to the farm for their special day. She attended as many of
their school activities as possible for many years. She loved God and
served him well with her many talents.
Jeannine was preceded in
death by her husband William; daughter Karen Pelz; daughter-in-law,
Dixie Krejci; parents, Lloyd and Helen Wadman; parents-in-law Edward and
Agnes Krejci; sister-in-law Helen Spitler; and brother-in-law Edward
Krejci.
Jeannine is survived by her daughters, Patricia (Robert)
Becker and Sherry (Gary) Dumpert both of Exeter, Nebraska; son William
Krejci of Exeter, Nebraska; grandchildren Jeremy (Carol Griencwic)
Becker, Papillion, Nebraska, Kimberly (Joe) Panepinto, Castle Rock,
Colorado, Jennifer Nabb, Dallas, Texas, Nicki (Jason) Alexander,
Laramie, Wyoming, Jason (Renee) Dumpert, Omaha, Nebraska, Willie (Julie
Birkes) Dumpert, Exeter, Nebraska, Jackson (Alexandria) Krejci, Lincoln,
Nebraska, Dillon (Amanda) Krejci, Lincoln, Nebraska, TaLisa (Ty) Brown,
Hays Springs, Nebraska, Melinda (Bill) Baker, Dewitt, Nebraska and
Tracy (Kevin) Beranek, Milford, Nebraska; great-grandchildren Paxton,
Rory, and Caleb Panepinto, Emma and Nolan Dumpert, Felicity Krejci,
Kaylee and Carter Krejci, Nash Brown, RJ Clevenger, Dravin Birkes,
Kayleigh (Trent) Whisler, Riley (Eugene) Shores, Dillon (Heather) Baker,
Regan, Rio, Kenneth, and Aleah Beranek.; and great-great-grandchildren
Elliot and Charles Whisler, Ty Baker and William Baker.
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