July “Jack” J. Jindra

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July “Jack” Jackson Jindra, 29, Lincoln passed away December 20, 2024. Born July 2, 1995, in Lincoln, NE to Timothy and Lisa (Gabbert) Jindra.

Jack was a field service technician for JINCO. He was a member of the St. John the Apostle Catholic Church, National Rifle Association (NRA), and Associated General Contractors of America -Nebraska Chapter.

Family members include his wife, Lexis; daughter Vera; father Tim (Candace) Jindra, Raymond; siblings Clayton (Crystal) Jindra, Creston, NE, Alixandria (Andrew) Jacob, Lincoln, NE, Dylan (Kylie) Jindra, Elmwood, NE and Harrison Jindra, Raymond, NE; several nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by his mother Lisa, grandparents Delbert and Carol Gabbert and Alden and Marilyn Jindra.

Visitation with be from 5-8 pm Thursday, December 26, 2024, Roper and Sons Midtown Chapel, 4300 ‘O’ Street.

Rosary: 1:30 pm Friday, December 27, 2024, St. John the Apostle Catholic Church, 7601 Vine Street followed by the Mass of Christian Burial at 2:00 pm. Interment in Oak Creek Cemetery, Raymond, NE.

Memorials to St. John the Apostle Catholic Church or Vera’s Educational Fund.

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Services

December27

Rosary

1:30 pm CST

St. John the Apostle Catholic Church

7601 Vine Street, Lincoln, NE 68505

December27

Mass of Christian Burial

2:00 pm CST

St. John the Apostle Catholic Church

7601 Vine Street, Lincoln, NE 68505

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December 27, 2024

I had Jack as a student at Raymond Central. He liked to have fun, always had a smile on his face, and was very personable–although academics was not his thing. He gave me a picture of himself, dressed in all black and wearing sunglasses, standing in front of a 1956 Chevy. He signed the picture and put it under the glass which covered my desk. I just recently found the picture with his signature on the back. My sincere sympathy to his family.

– Delores Smith

December 26, 2024

Thank you for always helping me out at work good buddy! You would never accept food or drink so I’d have to hide water and Gatorades in your tool boxes. I am glad I got to meet you. Thank you for everything

– Ben Broxterman

December 24, 2024

Anytime we needed help, Jack was the guy to call. When we moved, he was there to haul our bed across town and would not under any circumstance take any money from us, so we hid a $20 bill in his truck. When he realized what we did, he came back the next day and returned it. When Jack learned that Terry was a Democrat, he would give him crap and always wanted to show him his picture of Senator Bob Dole on the wall. We knew right then he would fit in with our family. We will miss him terribly.

– Kathy & Terry Sparks

December 24, 2024

Jack was a student in my class at Raymond Central. He was a great friend to the other students. He would help anyone. He always had a smile because he loved having fun. My thoughts are with his family

– Laura Hill

December 24, 2024

You will be so missed by everyone who knew you and loved you, including me. Your smile definitely lit up the room. I can’t wait to see you again, and see you reunited with your loved ones, one day soon.

– Mindy Schmidt

December 24, 2024

I first met Jacky in the fall of 2021, and From the moment we began working together on paving equipment and in the field, Jacky’s incredible dedication and skill were clear. He was a hard-working and exceptionally knowledgeable technician who took immense pride in his work. Jacky made each minute of every hour count, always going the extra mile to ensure our projects were completed to the highest standard. Whether it involved fine-tuning the equipment or shoveling concrete, he was never afraid to get his hands dirty and dive into the mix. Jacky was a true professional — always courteous and committed. But what stood out even more was his infectious positivity. His warm smile and upbeat attitude brightened our toughest days. We quickly developed a strong bond, working seamlessly together and making sure our tasks were not only correct but enjoyable. Jacky had a way of bringing fun into our work, turning even the most challenging days into memorable experiences. After long days of slip paving, Jacky and I shared many memories. We always took a moment to shake hands and congratulate each other on the successes of the day. On days when things didn’t go as planned, we lifted each other up, finding strength and encouragement in our friendship. These moments of mutual respect and support were the foundation of our bond, making each workday worthwhile. On top of our work in the field, we also shared classroom time at Gomaco Corporation. Those learning sessions were filled with great discussions and the joy of sharing ideas. Jacky’s insights always added immense value, and his encouraging presence made everyone around him feel heard and respected. Jacky was, to me, more than just a colleague; he was a dear friend. His legacy of hard work, dedication, and unyielding kindness will continue to inspire me. His spirit was a jewel, lighting up our workplace and making it feel like home. Rest in peace, Jacky. Your memory will live on in my heart and in the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to know you. You will be deeply missed, my friend.

– Ricardo Mayorga

December 24, 2024

When I went to go pay for my mom’s Celebration of Life, I came to find out, he had already made a nice contribution. Everyone then said, well that is Jack for you! So sorry for your loss!

– Jacque Reandeau

December 23, 2024

Jack would always light up a room!

– Kristen Benes

December 23, 2024

We picked up Jack for Runza football practice one day and Jack had dryer sheets in his helmet. When we asked why, he said “because Buster is a little a$$ hole and pissed in my helmet”.