CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - BARTLETT Albert G.

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ALBERT BARTLETT

Services for Albert G. Barltett, 84 of Wausa were held on Wednesday, 
pril 12, at the Wausa Auditorium. Clergymen were John Lambotte and 
Leslie Poutney. Pianist Harriet Cossentine accompanies the vocalists, 
Elouise Snow, Don Klinetobe, Debbie Printz and Joy Vybiral. Burial was 
in the Magnet Cemetery under the direction of the Johnson Funeral Home.
Honorary casket bearers were Lawrence Oleson, Lynn Keetle, Earl Jensen, 
Virgil Flaugh, Rodney Flaugh, Leslie Carr and Art May.

Pallbearers were Michael Bartlett, Gary Bartlett, Randall Bartlett, 
Daniel Bartlett, LaRon Bartlett and Kurtis Whaley.

Albert Glenn was born January 16, 1905 at Shubert, the son of Benjamin 
and Carie Burns Bartlett. He attended school at Magnet. On February 25,
 1926 he married Viola Black at Yankton, SD. The couple farmed near 
Magnet retiring to Wausa in 1973. His wife died January 13, 1983. He 
passed away Saturday, April 8, 1989 at his home.

Survivors include two sons, Ronald of Des Moines, IA, and Dalton of 
Colorado Springs, CO; two daughters, Mrs. Fred (Dwyla) Whaley of Wausa 
and Karolyn Bartlett of Wausa; nine grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren; 
two brothers, Harold of Denver, CO, and Harley of Little Rock AR, and one 
sister, Mrs. Cliff (Ida Mae) Keetle of Brunswick.

In addition to his parents and his wife, he was preceded in death by two 
brothers and one grandson.