Rites for Mrs. Leo Seger, 54 Are Saturday
Mrs. Blanche Ann (Pat) Seger, 54 died Thursday morning at Atkinson Memorial Hospital. She was the former Blanche Ann Bigelow and was the widow of the late Leo F. Seger.
Mrs. Seger had been in ill health for several years. She had been living at the Good Samaritan Center until her hospitalization a short time ago.
She was a native of Stuart. Her father, Frank Bigelow, of Stuart is a patient at Atkinson Memorial Hospital.
Rosary services will be held tonight at 7:30 and 9:00 pm at the Seger Funeral Home.
Funeral services are at 10 o'clock Saturday morning, May 2, at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. The Rev. Richard M. Arkfeld will be the celebrant at a requiem high mass.
Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
She is survived by her father, Frank Bigelow; one son, Paul of Atkinson; three daughters, Mrs. Edward (Patricia) Callahan of Omaha, Margaret and Mary Seger of Atkinson; nine grandchildren; two brothers, F. Dana Bigelow of Stuart and John N. Bigelow of Los Angeles, California; two sisters, Mrs. Frank (Margaret) Kennelly of Denver and Mrs. Marian Sack of Los Angeles.
Blanche Ann Seger was born November 4, 1910 in Stuart, the daughter of Frank and the late Margaret Carberry Seger.
She was married to Leo F. Seger on June 20, 1932 at St. Mary Magdalene Church in Omaha. For several years they resided in Broken Bow, then returned to Atkinson in 1941 when her husband established the Seger Funeral Home.
Atkinson Graphic
May 7, 1964
Funeral Services
Held Saturday
For Mrs. Seger
Funeral services for Mrs. Leo Seger, 54, were held Saturday morning at St. Joseph’s Catholic church with the Rev. Richard Arkfeld officiating.
Pallbearers were Eli McCDonnell, Fred Mack, Art Humpel, Jerry Gonderinger, William Troshynski and A. H. King.
Blanch Ann Bigelow was born Nov. 4, 1910 in Stuart, the daughter of Frank and the late Margaret Carberry Bigelow and died April 30 at the Atkinson hospital.
She married Leo F. Seger June 20, 1910 at St. Mary Magdalene church, Omaha. For several years they lived at Broken Bow, then returned to Atkinson in 1941 where Mr. Seger established the Seger Funeral Home. Mr. Seger died in July of 1962.
Survivors include a son, Paul, who now operated the funeral home; daughters, Mrs. Edward Callahan and Margaret Seger, Omaha and Mary Seger, Atkinson; her father, Father Bigelow; nine grandchildren; brothers, F. Dana Bigelow, Stuart and John Bigelow, Los Angeles, sisters, Mrs. Frank Kennelly, Denver, Colo. And Mrs. Marian Sack, Los Angeles.
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