Obituary

Charles W. Langloss

May 28, 1934 - September 7, 2023

Charles W. Langloss, 89, of Lincoln went to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus The Christ on September 7, 2023. Born May 28, 1934, in Hastings, NE to Clarence and Helen (Gallagher) Langloss.

Charles graduated from Hastings St. Cecilia’s High School Class of 1952. Following graduation, Charles joined the US Navy and was discharged on May 27, 1955. In August of 1955, Charles was accepted into the Nebraska State Patrol Academy, where he served until December 1988, retiring as Captain of the Carrier Enforcement Division.

Following his retirement, in February of 1989, he was employed by the US Department of Transportation in Ames, IA returning to Lincoln, NE in October 1995 to oversee the Nebraska Division of Transportation, retiring as State Director (Div Admin) in August 1999.

Charles volunteered at People City Mission in January 2003 and was employed part-time in October where he served until January 2012.

Charles received a police administration degree in 1979 from Central Missouri University, his bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1982, and Federal Bureau Investigation Class #135 in 1983.

Charles was preceded in death by his son Kenneth Langloss and his wife Margaret (Kelzer) Svoboda who had five children; Joseph (Yolanda) Svoboda, Laure (Lynn) Savory, Victoria (Mark) Bauer, William “Bill” Svoboda, and James (Danielle) Svoboda. Charles was also preceded in death by his former wife Laura (Langloss) Beliford. He is survived by his children; Theresa (Jeffrey) Hale, Randel (Roxana) Langloss, Tamera (Terrence) Sheahan, and Jeffrey (Michelle) Langloss; 20 grandchildren and 15+ great grandchildren.

Memorial service: 10:00 am Thursday, September 28, 2023, Legacy Terrace – Ironhorse Room, 5700 Fremont St. Private inurnment in Parkview Cemetery, Hastings, NE.

Memorials to Peoples City Mission

Services

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Memorial Service

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Legacy Terrace – Ironhorse Room

5700 Fremont St., Lincoln, Nebraska

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September 29, 2023

Charlie was a good friend for many years during the time I was Clerk of Municipal Court in the 80s. He was a true gentleman and taught me much about the Bible and the Church. He was so good that we called him “Saint Charlie.” He would always laugh at that. He gave me my large print Bible in a beautiful cover with a shield on it. I attribute him and his prayers to my being able to quit smoking, which probably saved my life. I know he will be missed. Thank you, Saint Charlie. RIP.

– Charlotte (Charli) Fieselman
September 26, 2023

Charles was one of my Sergeants on the State Patrol a lot of years ago and then he was Captain in Carrier which shared the same building with criminal investigators at the end of my career. Enjoyed working with him. Had planned on attending services but have to work otherwise. RIP Charles.

– Richard Horton
September 25, 2023

I had the honor of knowing Charles Langloss through work and can testify to the wonderful person he was. Each person and organization Charles came into contact with were blessed by his presence and dedication. I valued his friendship and guidance.

– Fredrick McGraw

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