Kenneth C. Spidell Obituary

With heavy hearts, we announce the death of Kenneth C. Spidell (Wahoo, Nebraska), born in Lincoln, Nebraska, who passed away on March 22, 2023 at the age of 61. Family and friends are welcome to leave their condolences on this memorial page and share them with the family.

He was predeceased by : his parents, Charles C. Spidell and Lola M. Spidell (Bonebright); and his sister Rebecca Humann. He is survived by : his siblings, Robert Spidell, Eliese Espinosa, Freida Rose, Linda Spidell, Joyce Antonson, Janet Admire, Jane Hetrick and Ernest. He is also survived by many nieces and nephews.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Pruss-Nabity Funeral Home

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March 29, 2023

Kyle Lindgren wrote a sympathy message

“Once he took me and my son James out fishing. We didn't catch anything, lol, but it was my son's first time. It was also memorable because I brought "peanut butter stout" beers, which he was kind enough to try but said they tasted like garbage. Lol. I remember when he became a member at Zion. So thankful for the few years we got to spend getting to know him. Jesus loves him and Im confident we will "throw spears" again in glory.”

March 29, 2023

Kyle Lindgren wrote a sympathy message

“I worshipped with KC at Zion as well. He built my son's downstairs room as a mercy to our family. He also gave me and my daughter Callie awesome walking sticks. He would often stop by the church so he and I could throw darts in the youth room. He usually won, but not always! I remember once I came over to his apartment to "throw some spears" as he'd call darts and the radio started playing Night Moves by Bob Seger. He full on danced through his living room the whole song. It was amazing.”

March 29, 2023

James Weldon wrote a sympathy message

“KC and I went to Zion church together and he was frequently lending a hand around the church. Once, not long ago, I pointed out some loose wires hanging from a speaker that was in the rafters. I was looking for his ideas on how to get to the speaker. The next week the wires were tucked in. KC had climbed up and out onto the narrow rafters (probably a 30 foot drop to the pews with no harness) and fixed it. He was nuts. He's also with Jesus now. I'll drink a toast both to him and Jesus tonight.”

March 29, 2023

Loren Nansel wrote a sympathy message

“KC and I were friends for the last few years. I worshiped with him at Zion PCA church in Lincoln and encouraged him to read his Bible and pray to the Lord Jesus Christ of Nazareth. He was quite proud of his tools, gun collection, and my motorcycle.trailer that he ended up with. The Lord put him on my heart. We worked a few projects together, shot clay pigeons, and had breakfast where he would spin the wildest funny stories. Sincerely, LL Nansel”