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Obituary

Dick Hartsock

December 5, 1932 - January 4, 2022

Dick Hamilton Hartsock, 89 of Lincoln, passed away on January 4, 2022, in Scottsdale AZ. Son of William Maxwell and Lola Luella (Cram) Hartsock. He was born and raised in Fremont NE. He is proceeded in death by wife Shirley and beloved grandson Brandon.

At the age of 18, Dick was drafted into the Army. He was educated at the University of Nebraska. He was a proud member of ATO fraternity and freemasonry. After graduation, he married the love of his life, Shirley Scott. They moved to Tennessee where he was an FBI agent. Then moved back to NE to work at the Department of Roads. He spent most of his life as an estate attorney in Lincoln and Firth. He enjoyed Husker football, socializing with friends, and politics. First and foremost, he was a dedicated father. He spent many later years traveling to San Diego and Phoenix to spend time with his boys and their families.

He is survived by children Bob (Ember), Bill (Kim), Jim (Annette) and Tom (Linda), as well as nine grandchildren (Briana, Elyssa, Ryan, Andrew, Megan, Cody, Seth, Michael, and Jessica) and three great grandchildren (George, Dolly and Arthur).

Family & friends are invited to attend a Celebration of Dick’s Life at First Plymouth Church on Saturday, March 5th, at 11:00 a.m.

The family will greet friends from 4:00-6:00 p.m. on Friday, March 4th at Roper and Sons Funeral Home, 4300 ‘O’ St, Lincoln.

No visitation/Cremation.

Memorials may be directed to St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital.

Services

March4

Visitation

CST

Roper & Sons Midtown Chapel

4300 O St.
Lincoln, NE 68510

(402) 476-1225
March5

Celebration of Life

CST

First-Plymouth Church

2000 ‘D’ St, Lincoln, NE

Share a Memory or Condolence

January 15, 2022

Just read in My Fremont newspaper about your father. So sorry for your loss. The lake people in Fremont will remember all the good times we had out there.

– Brian Foy
January 14, 2022

Such sad news. Dick always treated me with kindness and respect. My sympathy to all of the family. It is hard to lose someone but he left a pretty good crew to carry on the legacy. May you find comfort in your memories and among family and friends. Dick was more than a boss he was a friend.

– David A. Hayes
January 13, 2022

Dick and Shirley were great family friends! Dick was also my attorney when I was falsely arrested in high school..he was such a kind man. Memories at the cabin with the Moores, too! Loved his laugh! Dad(Ross Hecht) and I are sending love and sympathy.

– Shari Hecht Koelzer
January 12, 2022

BOB, BILL, JIM AND TOM I WAS SURE SORRY TO READ OF YOUR FATHER’S DEATH. JUST KNOW MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU ALL AT THIS VERY SAD TIME. BILL SMITH

– BILL SMITH
January 12, 2022

Bob…Bill…Tom…Jim, I left a remebrance on the Legacy site, but if you haven’t seen it, I wanted to relay to you all (and your families), how saddened I’ve been to hear of Uncle Dick’s passing. He was a great man…well thought of by so many. I have so many great memories of him….he was my favorite uncle & even tho’ I hadn’t seen him in quite a while, I thought of him OFTEN & will miss knowing that he is no longer with us. If my Mom could speak to us now, I’m sure she’d say…”He was my favorite baby brother”. My thoughts, prayers & love are with you now.

– Jan Mahel

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