Stanley D. Barnett

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Stanley D. Barnett, 70, of Lincoln passed away January 26, 2023. Born November 27, 1952, in Lincoln, NE to Clifford and Cecelia (Swanson) Barnett.

Stanley served as crew chief and aircraft mechanic for Nebraska Air National Guard for 25 years. He was a life member of the DAV Chapter 7.

Family members include his wife, Debbie; brother Mike (Pam) Barnett, Lincoln; sisters Lisa (Richard) Wilson, Vernon, TX, Kathy Anderson, Holdrege; nieces, nephews, and a host of friends. Preceded in death by his parents.

Memorial Service: 3:00 p.m. Friday (2-3-23) Roper and Sons Midtown Chapel, 4300 ‘O’ Street. Casual dress is requested.

Reception: Isles Havelock Reception Hall 6232 Havelock Ave, Lincoln, NE. Immediately following service.

Memorials to the Wounded Warriors of Nebraska.

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Services

February3

Memorial Service

3:00 pm CST

Roper & Sons Midtown Chapel

4300 O St.
Lincoln, NE 68510

(402) 476-1225

February3

Reception

4:00 pm CST

Isles Havelock Reception Hall

6232 Havelock Ave. Lincoln, NE

(402) 464-1858

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February 3, 2023

Thoughts and Prayers to Deb & Family. I will always remember working with Stan when he was on the flightline and in Docks. He was always cheerful and in a good mood which helped to make your day. I remember our conversations when I was in fuel shop and later as training manager. A great friend and co-worker of the Nebraska Air National Guard,

– Jim Reed

January 29, 2023

Stan was just a great guy, Always friendly. So sorry to hear of this.

– Brad Novak

January 29, 2023

I aways enjoyed talking with Stan. He was a good NCO and a good guy.

– roger fahrenholz

January 29, 2023

Rest easy Stan and to the family…we are so sorry for your loss.

– Jeff and Kathy Claypool

January 29, 2023

Stan was a good friend and hard worker with whom I deployed many, many times. No one was a stranger to Stan Barnett. His winning smile and welcoming personality made him the perfect co-worker. I will remember him as a true gentleman and will miss him and his witty conversation very much. May he rest in peace.