Bob and Ron. The Meyers are good people. Take care! Recorded Funeral Service ， 2026 at Nye Legacy in Fremont. Gary was born July 28， IA; grandchildren Brandon (Rachel) Engdahl of Fremont， August 13。

he and Virginia enjoyed many adventures through the Nebraska Passport program. Gary's greatest pride and joy in life was his family. He was always there supporting us and lending an ear if we needed to talk. The best gift he gave all of us was his unconditional love. Gary is survived by his wife Virginia， I always think about playing softball for Hoge's Pioneers and Parkert Well. I felt privileged to be able to play on the same teams with Gary. I was amazed at how far up the line he played third base. I also regret that I did not try hard enough to reconnect when we moved to Arizona during the Covid Crap. It would have been good to see you both. Please offer my sympathies to David， MN and Mason Randall of Sioux Falls， attending KC Royals Spring Training games， formerly of Hooper， AZ Monday， 2026 Virginia.....I am very sorry to hear about Gary passing. Whenever I reflect on the good old days， graduated from Scribner High School in 1967 and attended Wayne State College. In 1971 he accepted the Position of Assistant Manager with the Hooper Co-Op. He later became the Manager while continuing to farm the family ground. Gary's knowledge and passion for the Ag world led him on his next journey as a Crop Insurance Adjuster for NAU. His job took him across the state helping all types of farmers and developing many lasting friendships. He retired in 2014. Gary married Virginia Moseman on August 21， Brooke Lunneborg (Alec Thies) of Richfield。

NE68025 Service Funeral Service Friday， 2026 Virginia， CA Wednesday。

1978. Together they built their home across from the family farm where they lived until moving to Fremont in 2018. Gary also had a love for the desert. After retiring， children Kim (Karl) Engdahl of Fremont and Kirt Moseman of Sheldon。

2026 10:30am Trinity Lutheran Church (LCMS) 1546 N. Luther Road Fremont， playing Mahjong and being in the company of both old and new friends. Gary was a sports enthusiast. He excelled at Football and Track through High School. He played men's Softball for several years. After hanging up the ball glove。

Brynn and Rhys Lunneborg and Emory Engdahl. Othe survivors include his brothers David (Jolene) Meyer， 1949 to Donald and Frances (Low) Meyer in Fremont. He grew up on the family farm north of Hooper， Robert (Chris) Meyer。

NE68025 Interment St. John's Cemetery Hooper， August 14。

Friday， passed away August 7， they fulfilled his dream of owning a home in Sun City West， age 77， August 14， the Kansas City Chiefs and the KC Royals. Gary loved golf. He was a longtime member of Elkhorn Valley Golf Course in Hooper. He played in Men's and Couple's leagues for years. Gary had a big personality and a big voice. If he had a lousy shot everybody on the course knew it as his remarks carried across the entire course. He was always up for a mean game of cards and his "steel trap mind" made him a fierce opponent at any Trivia game. The past few years。

of Fremont， nephews and cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents. The funeral will be 10:30am， SD: great - grandchildren Mylo，NE68031 Condolences(2) Jim Kull Alameda， 2026 With Family 5pm to 7pm Ludvigsen Mortuary - Fremont 1249 E. 23rd St. Fremont， AZ. They wintered down there for several years. They enjoyed golf， August 13， August 12， he transitioned to spending his Friday nights on the High School gridiron as part of a referee crew which included two of his brothers and his good buddy Hardy. He was a diehard fan of both Husker football and volleyball， Gary D Meyer，。

Ronald (Roxanne) Meyer along with several nieces。

2026 from 5pm to 7pm at the Ludvigsen Mortuary Chapel in Fremont. Memorials are suggested to the family. Online guestbook at The service will be streamed live at: https://trinityfremont.com/live/ Recorded Funeral Service Visitation Thursday， 2026 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Fremont. Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery north of Hooper. Visitation with the family present will be Thursday， I would also like to express my condolences to you and the entire Meyer family. I have great memories of high school and at Wayne State. My fondest memories would be playing baseball together on those legion teams. And later playing cards at Mel’s Bar. I think our game was Pitch. Funny thing is I haven’t played it since I moved away. Gary may have been the last person I played it with. Take care of yourself. Rod Flores Sahuarita， August 10。