Lynn W. Boldt

Born in Stanton, Nebraska on April 8, 1945
Departed on April 26, 2011 and resided in Stanton, NE.

Lynn William Boldt, age 66 of Stanton, Lynn passed away at his home in Stanton on Tuesday April 26, 2011. He was born in Norfolk, Nebraska on April 8, 1945 to William Boldt and Eloise (Pitzer) Boldt of Stanton. Lynn was life-long resident of Stanton Nebraska, where he was a dedicated Father, Coach, Loving Grandfather, and had a great love for the outdoors.

He was baptized and confirmed at St. John's Lutheran Church in Stanton and graduated from Stanton High School in 1963 and attended Norfolk Junior College. In his younger years his passion was farming with his father and Uncle Ed Pitzer. Lynn worked for Stanton Public School for over twenty years and retired in 2008. He also, held other positions working for the Norfolk Daily News, and Bodwell Construction.

After retiring from Stanton High School in 2008, he continued to be active in supporting Stanton High School athletics. He operated the game clock for varsity football games and regularly attended boys and girls basketball games. Coached the Stanton 18 and under girls Fast Pitch team, on which all of his daughters played to win the 1986 Class-C State Runner-Up Title, Coached the same team to win 3rd place in the 1987 Class-B State Fast Pitch Tournament.

In 2003, Lynn started Two Forks Recreation which offered guided pheasant hunts behind his personally trained German Shorthair Pointers. By 2010, Lynn had successfully grown his business and was raising and releasing more than 1200 pheasants per year.

Lynn is survived by his daughter Lori Kellen of Lincoln Ne, daughter Kathy Goger and son-in-law Jeff Goger both of Stanton Ne., daughter Betty Boldt of Scottsdale, Az., and his son Randall Boldt and daughter-in-law Missy (Starkel) both of Omaha, Ne. He is also survived by his five grandchildren, Christopher Kellen, Mickayla and Cade Goger and Emma and Audrey Boldt.

He is preceded in death by his parents