Dalyce F. Ronnau

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Dalyce F. Ronnau, 89, of Lincoln passed away March 29, 2024. Born June 26, 1934, in Ashland, NE to Floyd and Melda (Finke) Ronnau.

Dalyce graduated from the University of Nebraska Lincoln. He served in the U. S. Army during the Korean War.

Dalyce retired after 50 years as an engineer with the Nebraska State Department of Roads. He was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church, Veterans of Foreign War (VFW), American Legion Post #3, and an active member for many years with Toastmasters.

Family members include his daughter Lori Ronnau; son Douglas (Nora) Ronnau; grandchildren Alexia and Andrew Ronnau, Molly and Cara Mittler. Preceded in death by his parents, wife Delores, and three siblings.

Celebration of Life gathering will be from 3-5 pm Friday, May 10, 2024, Roper and Sons South Lincoln Chapel, 3950 Hohensee Drive.

Memorials to Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska, and Continuing Education at UN-L and/or UNL Lifelong Learning Institute.

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Services

May10

Celebration of Life

3:00 pm-5:00 pm CST

Roper & Sons South Chapel

3950 Hohensee Drive (40th & Yankee Hill)
Lincoln, NE 68516

(402) 261-5907

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April 12, 2024

We will remember Dallas as a kind, friendly, man…a good listener and a strong Christian. He was very generous with his wonderful, welcoming smile!

– Larry and LaurieAnn Scott

April 9, 2024

I had the very good fortune of working with Dalyce for a few years at NDOR before his retirement. A true gentleman, he was witty, engaging and thoughtful. He treated people with respect and kindness. I was blessed to know Dalyce as a co-worker and friend. We met regularly for lunch after he retired. I will miss him a great deal.

– Michael Mattison

April 4, 2024

I have known Dal for many years as we were both long time members of Toastmasters. He and his wife were both in my first club back in January of 1998. We are also long time members of Westminster Presbyterian Church. I am proud to have known both Dal and his wife.

– Claire Titus

April 4, 2024

I had the privilege of being Dal’s pastor for only two years, but found Dal to be one of the faithful. He was always supportive, kind, engaged, present and affirming. He will be greatly missed. You were blessed to call him your Dad.