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Kremer Funeral Home, located in Omaha, NE, offers traditional funeral services and cremation services. Pre-planning services are also available.

Our funeral home understands that each family has different requests and traditions, therefore we offer an assortment of service packages that fit your values and needs. With plenty of history and experience, our licensed funeral directors will plan personalized, meaningful funerals and memorial services for your loved ones.

14/01/2023

Julia Lynn Hughey (Julie) 63
Julie was born in Merced California Jan 30 1959 to Sandra Duncan and Doyle Coble Sr

God called Julie home on January 5th 2023.
Julie was born and raised in California,
she moved to the Midwest permanently in 2013.
She made Bellevue Nebraska her home until her passing.
Julie loved to cook and worked in the restaurant industry. She was a free spirit with a green thumb who loved to garden.Her favorite thing to do was spend time with her grandchildren & great grandchildren. Julie will be greatly missed.

Julie is survived by her two daughters, Sandra Hughey and Billie Bonilla, son in law Rudy Bonilla Jr, her two sisters and brother in law Debbie Sellers, Jeannie Manning, William Manning, 7 grandchildren, Dylan, Darien, Danika, Dallas, Chloe, Dayton, Rudy, and her grandchildren in law Sumer, Kali, Skylar, 7 great grandchildren, as well as 5 nieces.
She’s proceeded in death by her mother Sandra Mercedes Coble, her father Doyle Coble Sr, her husband Bill James Hughey, and nephew Stephen lee Chisholm. A private family service will be held.

31/12/2022

Timothy Holen Drown
04/02/1978-12/26/2022

He was a child in his mind and was a beautiful soul... he will be missed, but now he is running and laughing... Timothy was loved by every single person he met!

There will not be a service.

28/12/2022

Jean Marie Carstensen
In the afternoon on December 25th, 2022, Jean Marie Carstensen, of Omaha Nebraska, passed away in her sleep at the age of 65.

Jean and her twin brother, John Burns, were welcomed into the Burns family on August 8th, 1957. The Burns family is a big clan with 6 children but Jean took pride in claiming to be the baby of the family.

Jean grew up in Grand Island, until being relocated to North Platte to finish out high school and she graduated from North Platte’s Saint Patrick High School in 1975. After graduation, life's best adventures began for Jean. John and Jean with their scuba license in hand they took of to South America to experience what life had to offer. Jean and John would later on instill this love of traveling with their spouses and siblings and it later spread onto adventures with their own families as well.

After this gap year filled with adventure she decided that nursing school was right for her and she chose to dedicate her life to other people. Whether that be the countless new nurses that she welcomed to the floor, or her patients that she cared for on a daily basis.
These yearly trips kept her sane and calm during her shift in the busy Emergency Room never wanting to mutter the word “quiet”. While the Emergency room was quiet she was quick to make a joke, sing poker face by Lady Gaga.

In 1981 Jean met the love of her life, Tom Carstensen. Soulmates is the best way to describe the infectious love that they had for each other. Together they raised two amazing children, Josh and Jill, they were truly her pride and joy. Tom and Jean were always the first to volunteer to be the coaches, chaperones, or anything they could do to provide great experiences for their children and their friends.

Jean was the best Gmom there could ever be. She loved her grandchildren more than anything. Joslyn, Jonah, and Julien could always count on seeing her in the stands of their sporting events, school awards, or an impromptu speech at a an Eagle Scout celebration. Jean loved to celebrate life with her family. All of her siblings, nieces, nephews, and cousins were just as important to her as her own family. She loved when they all could be together, especially in the Snowy Range, her happy place, where we will be spreading her ashes this summer near her late brother Steve Burns and along with her sister in law Candi Burns.

Jean is preceded in death by her mother Vivian, her father Harold, her brother Steve, and her Sister Nancy. Jean is survived by her husband Tom, her daughter, Jill and her three children Joslyn, Jonah, and Julien, her son, Josh (significant other, Missy), her brother John(Candi) her sister Mary(Jerry), her brother Gary(Sandra), and countless nieces and nephews that she loved very much.
Jean Marie Carstensen
Services for Jean will be held at Kremer Funeral Home, 6302 Maple Street, Omaha, NE. Flowers can be sent to Kremer Funeral Home.
Friday 12/30/2022 - Open house viewing from 5- 8pm
Saturday 12/31/2022 - Viewing from 10-11am with a service beginning at 11am
Following the service a celebration of life will be held at Hot Shops Art Studio, 1301 Nichols Street, Omaha, NE. Please join the family from 1-6pm or as long as the party shall go on for an afternoon of drinks, food, stories and laughter of the life Jean lived.

08/12/2022

Donald R Watson Sr.
January 14, 1947 - November 21, 2022
Age 75
Preceded in death by parents Ruth and Walt Watson.
Survived by brother John; daughters Brenda, Debbie and Barb; sons David and Donnie; nephews, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Don, loved spending summers fishing and water skiing in Minnesota as well as driving the boat pulling kids around the lake. He also enjoyed shooting and hunting in his spare time.

07/12/2022

Trevor Lee Melton, 58, of Omaha, NE, passed away on November 27, 2022 after a short, but difficult, battle with lung cancer.

Trevor was born March 19, 1964, the fourth child in a line of six, to Donald and Elda (Lee) Melton in Omaha, NE. It was his fourth birthday when he received the most unexpected gift — a baby brother, whom he had the privilege of sharing a birthday cake with each year after that.

Trevor was a little hellion in his younger years, stirring up as much trouble as he could with his brothers and a few close friends who didn’t mind taking a walk on the dark side with him. Trevor had a love for all things pertaining to cars, ranging from driving a tow truck or a tractor trailer, working under the hood of numerous vehicles for hours on end, or even just watching cars being overhauled on his favorite TV shows.

Trevor dealt with a few hard blows through his life. Namely, losing his eyesight and becoming legally blind in his thirties due to a disease that caused his retinas to hemorrhage, and of course his battle with cancer. Through all of it, up to the very end, Trevor kept his sense of humor. He was always quick to crack a joke, tell a funny story, or tease someone/anyone/everyone without discrimination.

Trevor will be missed beyond measure. His humor or ability to share a funny story or willingness to help others could never be matched. He was the person anyone could call and he would be there to help in any way possible, no matter how big or small the situation or problem. You could always count on him to help. Always.

Trevor was survived by the great love of his life, Robin; daughter Stacy; son Ray; grandchildren Amber, Sean, and Jack; sister Toni, brother Troy (Pam), brother Tom (Charlie) and sister Teri (JD); many other extended family members and friends; and his favorite feline PITA Girl.

He was preceded in death by his parents and his oldest brother, Tracy.

06/12/2022

Robert Dean Storms
04/12/1935-11/30/2022
Preceeded in death by wife Marilyn and great grandson Carson.
Survived by daughters and sons-in-law Merrie Alyce and Steve Bass, Joyce M. And Mark Butler, grandchildren Jeff, Erica, John, Cal. Great grandchildren Caleb, Chase, Cecilia, Camryn and Juniper.

VISITATION Tuesday 6-7pm at funeral home
GRAVESIDE SERVICE Wednesday 1pm Evergreen Cemetery

Memorials to Immanuel Lutheran Church 2725 N. 60th Ave. Omaha

29/11/2022

Janice (Jan) Lea Davis, daughter of Kenneth and Madeline Burnett, was born April 25, 1948, in West Des Moines, IA. Growing up, Jan enjoyed family trips including Yosemite National Park, and spending time playing cards with her grandmother.

Jan married Kenneth Davis July 10, 1969, and subsequently moved to Sioux Falls. Jan had two children, Erik and Jennifer.

Jan became a full time in-home babysitter for several years which allowed her to stay home and raise her two children. She babysat three children for one family in particular from the time they were babies until the oldest was in grade school. Jan enjoyed cooking, helping her children with their homework, sewing and making clothes including Halloween costumes, and knitting/crocheting. On the weekends, Jan enjoyed getting together with her extended family (the Buskols) and close friends, (who still remember Jan’s laugh!). Jan also enjoyed family camping trips and vacations including The Black Hills and Yellowstone National Park.

Jan raised Erik and Jennifer in the Catholic Church and attended mass every Sunday with them. She often sang in the choir.

Jan remained very close to her parents, brothers and sisters, and looked forward to family gatherings in Des Moines for the holidays.

Jan eventually began a career as a bookkeeper/office manager at Jan’s Corp in Sioux Falls. Jan and Kenneth were divorced in 1995, and she then moved back to Omaha, NE and began working at JQ Office Equipment until retiring in 2012 and moved to Ankeny, IA to live with her sister Joyce. They enjoyed doing knitting, quilting, and various crafts together.

In 2018, Jan moved back to Omaha to spend more time with her children and grandchildren Sidney, Allyia, Kelvin, and her great grandson Malakhi.

Survivors include Jan’s son Erik (and wife Connie) Davis; daughter Jennifer Davis; grandchildren Sidney (and husband Jacob), Allyia (and boyfriend Dominic) and Kelvin; great grandson Malakhi; sisters Linda Cain and Joyce Pardock; sister-in-law Bobby Burnett; and several nieces and nephews.

Jan was preceded in death by her parents Kenneth and Madeline, brothers Danny, Ronald, and Richard

17/11/2022

In Loving Memory Of John Lee Kouma born April 4th, 1952 and passed November 13th, 2022.

Survived by Wife of 51 years Audrey Kouma; Brother Lenny Kouma and Wife Rhonda Kouma;
Daughters Nicole Kouma, Natalie(Kouma) Wyman and husband Dave Wyman; six grandchildren Jordan Kouma,
Autumn Kouma, Hayley Kouma, Jaiden Wyman, Zyler Wyman, Keenan Wyman; six great-grandchildren
Tanner Kouma, Jackson Kouma, Aaliyah Kouma, Samuel Kouma, Johnney Kouma and Kyra Hunter. And his beloved pets.

10/11/2022

Judy M Primeau March 11, 1949 - November 2, 2022

Judy is preceded in death by parents Harry and Mary, brother Rick and sister-in-law Linda. Survived by brothers and sisters: Larry, Tom, Jim (Trina), Anne (Gary), Mary Lou, Ellen (Dick), nieces and nephews: Jason (Marla), Jason (Josie), Andrea (Alex), Ryan (Liz), Mark (Rachel), Kim.
FUNERAL SERVICE: 10:30 am Saturday, November 12th, at St. Bernard's Catholic Church 3601 N 65th St. Memorials to Parkinson's Foundation.

03/11/2022

Koch, Jerry F.
June 29, 1953 – October 15, 2022
Survived by brothers: Dan (Trish) Koch, Richard (Carole) Koch, John (Tami) Koch, nephews, nieces, other family and friends.
MEMORIAL SERVICE: Saturday, November 12th, at 11am,
Immanuel Lutheran Church, 2725 N 60th Avenue
KREMER FUNERAL HOME
6302 Maple St, Omaha, NE 68104 | (402) 553-3155

23/09/2022

Daniel Lee Walling
6-19-1956 - 9-18-2022
Visitation Friday 9-23 1:30pm
Service Friday 9-23- 2:30 pm
At Kremer Funeral Home
6302 Maple Street
Omaha, Nebraska 68104

18/08/2022

Arlene Wittekind

Arlene R. Wittekind was born in Chicago IL on April, 14, 1927 to William and Viola (Helmchen) Wittekind and passed away on August 8, 2022 at the age of 95. Arlene moved to Omaha in April 1939 when her father was transferred to Omaha as the head sheep buyer at Armour & Co. She graduated from Dundee Elementary School and then Benson High School in 1945. After graduation, Arlene worked as teletype operator for Armour & CO. for 23 years. Arlene lived in the same house in the Dundee section of Omaha, NE for 83 years where she was lovingly referred to by her neighbors as "The Sheriff of Lafayette Ave". She then moved to the Papillion Manor an Assisted Living Center, in Papillion, NE in June of 2022 until she passed away.
Arlene was the oldest of four children. She was proceeded in death by her parents and her brothers Curtis (Shirley) Wittekind and William (Sue) Wittekind. She is survived by her youngest brother Robert (Marjorie) Wittekind and many nieces and nephews.
A celebration of life will be held at Kremer Funeral home on August 20, 2022 at Kremer Funeral Home, 6302 Maple Street, Omaha, NE 68104 followed by inurnment at Forest Lawn Cemetery.

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