GEORGE R NIEMEIR
Date of Birth: 25 January 1921
Date of Death: 23 March 2008 Verified
Est. Age at Death: 87Y 1M 27D
Issuing State: Kansas
Last known residence: Phoenix, Maricopa, Arizona
SSDI
George is an Army Veteran. He married Helen Thomas Reinecke on March 30, 1947 in Fort Scott, Kansas, they have three sons, Raymond, Thomas and Frank.
Family Records
Found nothing on NARA
He appears on these two Censuses with his parents:
1930/ Missouri/ Vernon
h/ Charles Niemeir, 42y b.KS, occ: Farmer/Grain, * Veteran-No *
w/ Pearl, 40y b.KS
d/ Ruth, 19y b.KS, occ: Saleslady/Notion store
s/ Calvin, 17y b.KS, occ: Laborer/Farm
s/ Marion, 16y b.KS, occ: Laborer/Farm
d/ Evelyn, 14y b.KS
d/ Madeline, 11y b.KS
s/ George, 9y b.KS
s/ Glenn, 8y b.KS
d/ Marie, 5y b.KS
d/ Lois, 3y b.KS
d/ Juanita, 1y b.KS
1940/ Missouri/ Vernon
h/ Charles F Niemeir, 52y b.KS, G8, occ: Farmer
w/ Pearl, 50y b.KS, G8
s/ George, 19y b.KS, G8, occ: Laborer/farm
s/ Glen W, 18y b.KS, G8, occ: Laborer/farm
d/ Marie ?I, 15y b.KS, H-1
d/ Lois Irene, 13y b.KS, G8
d/ Jaunita Fern, 11y b.KS, G6
residence in 1935: same house
1950
Links to siblings:
Ruth, and
Calvin, same cemetery as parents.
Marion, this cemetery.
Evelyn, Evergreen Cemetery.
Madeline ?
Glen, Fort Scott National Cemetery.
Marie married Haas
Lois married Hixon
Juanita married Harbor/Harber
Published obituary (1 of 2)
George Niemeir, 87, died March 23, 2008, in Phoenix, Arizona. He was born January 25, 1921, in Fort Scott, Kansas, the son of Charles and Pearl Niemeir in a family of ten brothers and sisters.
A longtime resident of Hutchinson, Kansas, he was a United States Postal Service letter carrier and retired from the Postal Service in Hutchinson before moving to Phoenix, Arizona. A veteran of World War II, he received the Purple Heart after being wounded in Germany. He belonged to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Phoenix, and was a member of Park Place Christian Church, Hutchinson, Kansas.
He was preceded in death by wives Helen Niemeir, Marjorie Lavendoski Niemeir and Nancy Arnesman Niemeir.
Survivors include: three sons and their wives, Ray and Marla Niemeir, Phoenix, Arizona, Thomas and Nancy Niemeir, Tucson, Arizona, and Frank and Kathi Niemeir, Woodstock, Georgia, sisters Evelyn Marr, Marie Haas, Lois Hixon, Juanita Harbor, brother Glen Niemeir, and five grandchildren, three stepdaughters, three stepsons, and many step-grandchildren.
Viewing at 9 am and memorial service at 10 am Tuesday, April 1, 2008, at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 2939 W Rose Garden Lane, Phoenix, Arizona.
Graveside service will be 11 am, Thursday, April 3, 2008, Deerfield Cemetery, Deerfield, Missouri. Memorials may be sent to a charity of your choice.
The Arizona Republic
29 March 2008
Published obituary (2 of 2)
George Raymond Niemeir, age 87, resident of Phoenix, Arizona died Sunday, March 23, 2008 in Phoenix, Arizona.
He was born January 25, 1921 in Fort Scott, Kansas, the son of Charles and Pearl Niemeir, to a family of ten brothers and sisters.
He was a veteran of World War II where he received the Purple Heart after being wounded in Germany.
He was a longtime resident of Hutchinson, Kansas. He was a United States Postal Service letter carrier and retired from the Postal Service in Hutchinson before moving to Phoenix.
Survivors include three sons and their wives, Ray and Marla Niemeir, Phoenix, Arizona, Thomas and Nancy Niemeir, Tucson, Arizona, and Frank and Kathi Niemeir, Woodstock, Georgia; four sisters, Evelyn Marr, Marie Haas, Lois Hixon, Juanita Harbor; one brother, Glen Niemeir, Fort Scott, Kansas; five grandchildren; three stepdaughters; three stepsons; and many step-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by wives Helen Niemeir, Marjorie (Lavendoske) Niemeir, and Nancy (Arnseman) Niemeir.
Funeral services will be held in Phoenix. Graveside services will be April 3, 2008, in Deerfield Cemetery, Deerfield, Missouri, under the direction of Cheney Witt Chapel of Fort Scott, Kansas.
Fort Scott, Kansas - April 1, 2008
Courtesy of TiogaRose
Date of Birth: 25 January 1921
Date of Death: 23 March 2008 Verified
Est. Age at Death: 87Y 1M 27D
Issuing State: Kansas
Last known residence: Phoenix, Maricopa, Arizona
SSDI
George is an Army Veteran. He married Helen Thomas Reinecke on March 30, 1947 in Fort Scott, Kansas, they have three sons, Raymond, Thomas and Frank.
Family Records
Found nothing on NARA
He appears on these two Censuses with his parents:
1930/ Missouri/ Vernon
h/ Charles Niemeir, 42y b.KS, occ: Farmer/Grain, * Veteran-No *
w/ Pearl, 40y b.KS
d/ Ruth, 19y b.KS, occ: Saleslady/Notion store
s/ Calvin, 17y b.KS, occ: Laborer/Farm
s/ Marion, 16y b.KS, occ: Laborer/Farm
d/ Evelyn, 14y b.KS
d/ Madeline, 11y b.KS
s/ George, 9y b.KS
s/ Glenn, 8y b.KS
d/ Marie, 5y b.KS
d/ Lois, 3y b.KS
d/ Juanita, 1y b.KS
1940/ Missouri/ Vernon
h/ Charles F Niemeir, 52y b.KS, G8, occ: Farmer
w/ Pearl, 50y b.KS, G8
s/ George, 19y b.KS, G8, occ: Laborer/farm
s/ Glen W, 18y b.KS, G8, occ: Laborer/farm
d/ Marie ?I, 15y b.KS, H-1
d/ Lois Irene, 13y b.KS, G8
d/ Jaunita Fern, 11y b.KS, G6
residence in 1935: same house
1950
Links to siblings:
Ruth, and
Calvin, same cemetery as parents.
Marion, this cemetery.
Evelyn, Evergreen Cemetery.
Madeline ?
Glen, Fort Scott National Cemetery.
Marie married Haas
Lois married Hixon
Juanita married Harbor/Harber
Published obituary (1 of 2)
George Niemeir, 87, died March 23, 2008, in Phoenix, Arizona. He was born January 25, 1921, in Fort Scott, Kansas, the son of Charles and Pearl Niemeir in a family of ten brothers and sisters.
A longtime resident of Hutchinson, Kansas, he was a United States Postal Service letter carrier and retired from the Postal Service in Hutchinson before moving to Phoenix, Arizona. A veteran of World War II, he received the Purple Heart after being wounded in Germany. He belonged to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Phoenix, and was a member of Park Place Christian Church, Hutchinson, Kansas.
He was preceded in death by wives Helen Niemeir, Marjorie Lavendoski Niemeir and Nancy Arnesman Niemeir.
Survivors include: three sons and their wives, Ray and Marla Niemeir, Phoenix, Arizona, Thomas and Nancy Niemeir, Tucson, Arizona, and Frank and Kathi Niemeir, Woodstock, Georgia, sisters Evelyn Marr, Marie Haas, Lois Hixon, Juanita Harbor, brother Glen Niemeir, and five grandchildren, three stepdaughters, three stepsons, and many step-grandchildren.
Viewing at 9 am and memorial service at 10 am Tuesday, April 1, 2008, at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 2939 W Rose Garden Lane, Phoenix, Arizona.
Graveside service will be 11 am, Thursday, April 3, 2008, Deerfield Cemetery, Deerfield, Missouri. Memorials may be sent to a charity of your choice.
The Arizona Republic
29 March 2008
Published obituary (2 of 2)
George Raymond Niemeir, age 87, resident of Phoenix, Arizona died Sunday, March 23, 2008 in Phoenix, Arizona.
He was born January 25, 1921 in Fort Scott, Kansas, the son of Charles and Pearl Niemeir, to a family of ten brothers and sisters.
He was a veteran of World War II where he received the Purple Heart after being wounded in Germany.
He was a longtime resident of Hutchinson, Kansas. He was a United States Postal Service letter carrier and retired from the Postal Service in Hutchinson before moving to Phoenix.
Survivors include three sons and their wives, Ray and Marla Niemeir, Phoenix, Arizona, Thomas and Nancy Niemeir, Tucson, Arizona, and Frank and Kathi Niemeir, Woodstock, Georgia; four sisters, Evelyn Marr, Marie Haas, Lois Hixon, Juanita Harbor; one brother, Glen Niemeir, Fort Scott, Kansas; five grandchildren; three stepdaughters; three stepsons; and many step-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by wives Helen Niemeir, Marjorie (Lavendoske) Niemeir, and Nancy (Arnseman) Niemeir.
Funeral services will be held in Phoenix. Graveside services will be April 3, 2008, in Deerfield Cemetery, Deerfield, Missouri, under the direction of Cheney Witt Chapel of Fort Scott, Kansas.
Fort Scott, Kansas - April 1, 2008
Courtesy of TiogaRose
GEORGE R NIEMEIR
Date of Birth: 25 January 1921
Date of Death: 23 March 2008 Verified
Est. Age at Death: 87Y 1M 27D
Issuing State: Kansas
Last known residence: Phoenix, Maricopa, Arizona
SSDI
George is an Army Veteran. He married Helen Thomas Reinecke on March 30, 1947 in Fort Scott, Kansas, they have three sons, Raymond, Thomas and Frank.
Family Records
Found nothing on NARA
He appears on these two Censuses with his parents:
1930/ Missouri/ Vernon
h/ Charles Niemeir, 42y b.KS, occ: Farmer/Grain, * Veteran-No *
w/ Pearl, 40y b.KS
d/ Ruth, 19y b.KS, occ: Saleslady/Notion store
s/ Calvin, 17y b.KS, occ: Laborer/Farm
s/ Marion, 16y b.KS, occ: Laborer/Farm
d/ Evelyn, 14y b.KS
d/ Madeline, 11y b.KS
s/ George, 9y b.KS
s/ Glenn, 8y b.KS
d/ Marie, 5y b.KS
d/ Lois, 3y b.KS
d/ Juanita, 1y b.KS
1940/ Missouri/ Vernon
h/ Charles F Niemeir, 52y b.KS, G8, occ: Farmer
w/ Pearl, 50y b.KS, G8
s/ George, 19y b.KS, G8, occ: Laborer/farm
s/ Glen W, 18y b.KS, G8, occ: Laborer/farm
d/ Marie ?I, 15y b.KS, H-1
d/ Lois Irene, 13y b.KS, G8
d/ Jaunita Fern, 11y b.KS, G6
residence in 1935: same house
1950
Links to siblings:
Ruth, and
Calvin, same cemetery as parents.
Marion, this cemetery.
Evelyn, Evergreen Cemetery.
Madeline ?
Glen, Fort Scott National Cemetery.
Marie married Haas
Lois married Hixon
Juanita married Harbor/Harber
Published obituary (1 of 2)
George Niemeir, 87, died March 23, 2008, in Phoenix, Arizona. He was born January 25, 1921, in Fort Scott, Kansas, the son of Charles and Pearl Niemeir in a family of ten brothers and sisters.
A longtime resident of Hutchinson, Kansas, he was a United States Postal Service letter carrier and retired from the Postal Service in Hutchinson before moving to Phoenix, Arizona. A veteran of World War II, he received the Purple Heart after being wounded in Germany. He belonged to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Phoenix, and was a member of Park Place Christian Church, Hutchinson, Kansas.
He was preceded in death by wives Helen Niemeir, Marjorie Lavendoski Niemeir and Nancy Arnesman Niemeir.
Survivors include: three sons and their wives, Ray and Marla Niemeir, Phoenix, Arizona, Thomas and Nancy Niemeir, Tucson, Arizona, and Frank and Kathi Niemeir, Woodstock, Georgia, sisters Evelyn Marr, Marie Haas, Lois Hixon, Juanita Harbor, brother Glen Niemeir, and five grandchildren, three stepdaughters, three stepsons, and many step-grandchildren.
Viewing at 9 am and memorial service at 10 am Tuesday, April 1, 2008, at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 2939 W Rose Garden Lane, Phoenix, Arizona.
Graveside service will be 11 am, Thursday, April 3, 2008, Deerfield Cemetery, Deerfield, Missouri. Memorials may be sent to a charity of your choice.
The Arizona Republic
29 March 2008
Published obituary (2 of 2)
George Raymond Niemeir, age 87, resident of Phoenix, Arizona died Sunday, March 23, 2008 in Phoenix, Arizona.
He was born January 25, 1921 in Fort Scott, Kansas, the son of Charles and Pearl Niemeir, to a family of ten brothers and sisters.
He was a veteran of World War II where he received the Purple Heart after being wounded in Germany.
He was a longtime resident of Hutchinson, Kansas. He was a United States Postal Service letter carrier and retired from the Postal Service in Hutchinson before moving to Phoenix.
Survivors include three sons and their wives, Ray and Marla Niemeir, Phoenix, Arizona, Thomas and Nancy Niemeir, Tucson, Arizona, and Frank and Kathi Niemeir, Woodstock, Georgia; four sisters, Evelyn Marr, Marie Haas, Lois Hixon, Juanita Harbor; one brother, Glen Niemeir, Fort Scott, Kansas; five grandchildren; three stepdaughters; three stepsons; and many step-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by wives Helen Niemeir, Marjorie (Lavendoske) Niemeir, and Nancy (Arnseman) Niemeir.
Funeral services will be held in Phoenix. Graveside services will be April 3, 2008, in Deerfield Cemetery, Deerfield, Missouri, under the direction of Cheney Witt Chapel of Fort Scott, Kansas.
Fort Scott, Kansas - April 1, 2008
Courtesy of TiogaRose
Date of Birth: 25 January 1921
Date of Death: 23 March 2008 Verified
Est. Age at Death: 87Y 1M 27D
Issuing State: Kansas
Last known residence: Phoenix, Maricopa, Arizona
SSDI
George is an Army Veteran. He married Helen Thomas Reinecke on March 30, 1947 in Fort Scott, Kansas, they have three sons, Raymond, Thomas and Frank.
Family Records
Found nothing on NARA
He appears on these two Censuses with his parents:
1930/ Missouri/ Vernon
h/ Charles Niemeir, 42y b.KS, occ: Farmer/Grain, * Veteran-No *
w/ Pearl, 40y b.KS
d/ Ruth, 19y b.KS, occ: Saleslady/Notion store
s/ Calvin, 17y b.KS, occ: Laborer/Farm
s/ Marion, 16y b.KS, occ: Laborer/Farm
d/ Evelyn, 14y b.KS
d/ Madeline, 11y b.KS
s/ George, 9y b.KS
s/ Glenn, 8y b.KS
d/ Marie, 5y b.KS
d/ Lois, 3y b.KS
d/ Juanita, 1y b.KS
1940/ Missouri/ Vernon
h/ Charles F Niemeir, 52y b.KS, G8, occ: Farmer
w/ Pearl, 50y b.KS, G8
s/ George, 19y b.KS, G8, occ: Laborer/farm
s/ Glen W, 18y b.KS, G8, occ: Laborer/farm
d/ Marie ?I, 15y b.KS, H-1
d/ Lois Irene, 13y b.KS, G8
d/ Jaunita Fern, 11y b.KS, G6
residence in 1935: same house
1950
Links to siblings:
Ruth, and
Calvin, same cemetery as parents.
Marion, this cemetery.
Evelyn, Evergreen Cemetery.
Madeline ?
Glen, Fort Scott National Cemetery.
Marie married Haas
Lois married Hixon
Juanita married Harbor/Harber
Published obituary (1 of 2)
George Niemeir, 87, died March 23, 2008, in Phoenix, Arizona. He was born January 25, 1921, in Fort Scott, Kansas, the son of Charles and Pearl Niemeir in a family of ten brothers and sisters.
A longtime resident of Hutchinson, Kansas, he was a United States Postal Service letter carrier and retired from the Postal Service in Hutchinson before moving to Phoenix, Arizona. A veteran of World War II, he received the Purple Heart after being wounded in Germany. He belonged to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Phoenix, and was a member of Park Place Christian Church, Hutchinson, Kansas.
He was preceded in death by wives Helen Niemeir, Marjorie Lavendoski Niemeir and Nancy Arnesman Niemeir.
Survivors include: three sons and their wives, Ray and Marla Niemeir, Phoenix, Arizona, Thomas and Nancy Niemeir, Tucson, Arizona, and Frank and Kathi Niemeir, Woodstock, Georgia, sisters Evelyn Marr, Marie Haas, Lois Hixon, Juanita Harbor, brother Glen Niemeir, and five grandchildren, three stepdaughters, three stepsons, and many step-grandchildren.
Viewing at 9 am and memorial service at 10 am Tuesday, April 1, 2008, at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 2939 W Rose Garden Lane, Phoenix, Arizona.
Graveside service will be 11 am, Thursday, April 3, 2008, Deerfield Cemetery, Deerfield, Missouri. Memorials may be sent to a charity of your choice.
The Arizona Republic
29 March 2008
Published obituary (2 of 2)
George Raymond Niemeir, age 87, resident of Phoenix, Arizona died Sunday, March 23, 2008 in Phoenix, Arizona.
He was born January 25, 1921 in Fort Scott, Kansas, the son of Charles and Pearl Niemeir, to a family of ten brothers and sisters.
He was a veteran of World War II where he received the Purple Heart after being wounded in Germany.
He was a longtime resident of Hutchinson, Kansas. He was a United States Postal Service letter carrier and retired from the Postal Service in Hutchinson before moving to Phoenix.
Survivors include three sons and their wives, Ray and Marla Niemeir, Phoenix, Arizona, Thomas and Nancy Niemeir, Tucson, Arizona, and Frank and Kathi Niemeir, Woodstock, Georgia; four sisters, Evelyn Marr, Marie Haas, Lois Hixon, Juanita Harbor; one brother, Glen Niemeir, Fort Scott, Kansas; five grandchildren; three stepdaughters; three stepsons; and many step-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by wives Helen Niemeir, Marjorie (Lavendoske) Niemeir, and Nancy (Arnseman) Niemeir.
Funeral services will be held in Phoenix. Graveside services will be April 3, 2008, in Deerfield Cemetery, Deerfield, Missouri, under the direction of Cheney Witt Chapel of Fort Scott, Kansas.
Fort Scott, Kansas - April 1, 2008
Courtesy of TiogaRose
Gravesite Details
Buried next to his first wife, Helen.
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