Janet C. Weyhrauch

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Janet C. Weyhrauch peacefully passed away on Friday, November 22, 2024. Born Aurora, Il. to Thomas L. and Mary Elizabeth (Shaffer) Crabbe.

Family builder and a “second mom” to many. Graduate Franklin High School, Cedar Rapids, IA, University of Iowa. Pi Beta Phi President, P.E.O. Chapter DL President, Boy and Girl Scouts life member, Co-founder Capitol City Swimming and Diving League, Nebraska Woman’s Golf Association, Abendmusik Board, Lincoln Arts Association, Lincoln Symphony Guild member, Second Church of Christ, Scientist and First Plymouth Congregational Church.

Survivors: daughters, Victoria W. Hurd, Liz Shea-McCoy (Michael), Lincoln; Mary Hunt, Santa Fe, NM; sons, William David, Lincoln, Bruce B. (Luann), Juneau, AK, Thomas A. (Roxane), Gig Harbor, WA, James W. (Amy), Santa Fe, NM.

Memorial Service: 2 p.m. Saturday, January 18, 2025, First Plymouth Congregational Church, 2000 D St., The Rev. Dr. James Keck. No visitation. Cremation.

Memorials in lieu of flowers, Dr. William and Janet C Weyhrauch Scholarship Fund, c/o Foundation for Lincoln Public Schools, 5905 O Street, Lincoln, NE 68510.

Condolences may be submitted below or emailed to info@roperandsons.com

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Services

January18

Memorial Service

2:00 pm CST

First-Plymouth Church

2000 D Street, Lincoln, Nebraska

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January 17, 2025

Sending my sincere and heartfelt condolences to Jan’s family.

– Lorraine Beadell Love

January 16, 2025

With appreciation for Jan’s contributions to the music at First Plymouth. May good memories uplift your spirits bring us comfort.

– Sue Goodrich

January 13, 2025

Dear Weyhrauch Family, It was a pleasure to have Janet as a friend for over 45 years. I enjoyed our times together and value the memories we made. Momo was a cherished soul. She always made you feel welcome and special and freely offered her advice regarding life, Love, Family and Politics. She was a beautiful person who will be missed. Thank you for sharing her with me. Love & Respect

– Scott Ryan

January 9, 2025

Dear Weyhrauch Family, Momo loved each of you dearly and will be so missed she was the epitome of life. You all are in my thoughts and prayers. Xo, Anne Hillenbrand Singleton

– Anne H Singleton

December 9, 2024

Mary, I’m not sure you even remember me, but we were classmates in the 5th grade at Sheridan Elementary. Anyway, I am very sorry to hear about your mom. Keep the memories close and I hope you are doing well. Jim Bourne

– Jim Bourne (jabone99@yahoo.com)

December 4, 2024

Bruce and family, So very sorry for your loss. Your mother certainly enjoyed a long and joyful life. May you find peace in your memories. Ellen Bashore Nisely

– Ellen Bashore

December 4, 2024

Many years of choir and humor. She will be missed.

– Deanne Hyde Boilesen

December 3, 2024

Momo was an exuberant, vibrant, and unique woman who had a fulfilling, long life always surrounded by people who adored her. She built a beautiful, strong family who will carry on the traditions she cherished. Her creativity, energy and ability to engage anyone in conversation on nearly any topic will be deeply missed by all who knew her. We’re grateful for her enduring love of her Lord, whom she is with now, and are glad that she is finally free of suffering. She was the life of every party, and she will be terribly missed.

– Derek, Kendra, Davis and Monroe Weyhrauch

December 1, 2024

I sang with Jan in the First Plymouth Choir for many years. One of the warmest, kindest and funniest persons I have had the privilege to know. My deepest and most heartfelt sympathies to all of Jan’s family at this time of grief!

– Janet McMullen Schorfheide

December 1, 2024

Dear Bruce and all Weyrauch kids and relatives: I was sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your families. My Mom and Janet enjoyed playing golf with each other for 4 decades. When I saw and talked to your Mom at the Lincoln Southeast Hall of Fame induction dinner a few years ago, it was nice to see her in such great shape. She had to have had a great long life with all of you. She will truly be missed.