Nelson Funeral Home

Nelson Funeral Home provides considerate and respectful assistance for families in need. As funeral experts, they specialize in organizing funerals, cremations, and cemetery services, while pre-planning options help make the process less arduous for loved ones.

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Jimmy Campbell

Jimmy Campbell is both a funeral director and musician. He has performed all over the region on stage and featured on local radio shows with notable players like Frank Foster. Furthermore, Jimmy Campbell boasts an accomplished drumming background. His solid sense of timing ensures smooth performances on stage.

James Whitfield Campbell was born June 20, 1983, in Louisville, Kentucky, and currently attends the University of Minnesota to study Health Services Research, Policy, and Administration as a graduate student in Health Services Research, Policy, and Administration (SHADAC). Before joining SHADAC, Jim worked in actuarial consulting with BerryDunn and interning at Scale-up Solutions Live Person Telecommunicatons Granite Telecommunications, among many others. Jim received his BA in Mathematics from Endicott College before starting at SHADAC; he is working towards his MS in Applied Statistics degree.

Nelson Funeral Home is a family-owned business founded by Richard Nelson and Geraldine Guin in 1987 and has served the local community ever since. Offering everything from traditional burials to cremation services, Nelson Funeral Home takes great care in planning funerals with compassion.

Holdrege, Oxford, and Alma are home to Bauer-Torrey Mach Funeral Homes, which provide full-service funerals at competitive prices – upholding their great traditions while offering affordable service with pre-need counseling available as part of their service offering.

Jimmy Campbell formed a successful songwriting duo with Reginald Connelly during the 1920s. They composed many domestic and international hit songs; “Goodnight Sweetheart,” for instance, was made a worldwide sensation by smooth singer Rudy Vallee who sang it as an international hit.

Scott Rushing graduated from Fayette County High School in 1987, attending Bevill State Community College for one year before transferring to East Mississippi Community College in Scooba for funeral service technology studies. Scott is a licensed Funeral Director and embalmer. He attends Southside Baptist Church of Hubbertville with Lisa Phillips Rushing as a member.

John Stowe

John Stowe, a Fraternity of Franciscan Missionaries of Jesus Christ member, was elected Bishop of Lexington on March 12, 2015. His Episcopal Ordination took place on May 5, 2015. Before being chosen as Bishop, John served as a Georgetown University professor and Director of Exam Development and Curriculum for the Chartered Financial Analyst Program (CFA). Additionally, he has experience as an analyst in banking operations and corporate finance roles.

Stowe graduated from Fayette County High School and Bevill State Community College. He and Geraldine have been married for over 40 years, raising three children together. Additionally, he attends Canaan Missionary Baptist Church as an active member.

His funeral home offers cremation services, traditional burials, memorialization services, and pre-need counseling to meet each family’s needs and traditions. They aim to deliver exceptional services and guidance while remaining true to tradition.

Richard Nelson has over three decades of experience in the funeral industry. Born and raised in Holdrege, Nebraska, and graduated with a mortuary science degree from Jefferson State Community College Birmingham, AL, after opening up Nelson Funeral Home as its owner. Now serving the local community for many years, he has earned an outstanding reputation.

Nelson Funeral Home’s staff consists of highly-trained and experienced professionals. They offer compassionate support during this challenging time for each family they encounter and strive to ensure an experience as positive as possible for everyone involved. It is located in Holdrege downtown and services surrounding communities.

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Alan Wolfelt

The Nelson-Bauer Funeral Homes were established by the Bauer family in 1908, and continue to be operated in their traditional fashion today. Each location in Holdrege, Oxford, and Wilcox boasts a well-earned reputation of unmatched community service; Holdrege was initially known as C.S. Nelson Furniture Store and Funeral Home, located on Fourth and Burlington Streets until 1962, when the business relocated. Furthermore, Mitchell-Nelson-Bauer and Bauer-Torrey & Mach Funeral Homes operate within this family owned and managed by this same family; all locations provide unparalleled community support.

Richard Nelson has over three decades of experience as the President of Nelson Funeral Homes. He attended Jefferson State Community College in Birmingham, AL, where he earned a degree in Mortuary Science. Richard and Geraldine Nelson have two children named Jason and Christi, respectively; additionally, they are both members of Southside Baptist Church and active participants of the Fayette County Farm Bureau.

Dr. Alan Wolfelt is one of North America’s premier death educators, authors, and grief counselors. A past recipient of the Association of Death Education and Counseling’s Death Educator Award, his messages of healing during grief have become internationally acclaimed. Additionally, Dr. Wolfelt has authored many bestselling books on grieving, which serve as frequent media resources.

This company prides itself on offering customized care tailored to each family’s needs, with funeral directors and staff available to ease you through the complex loss process with ease and grace. Their team understands that every family has individual requests and traditions that should be treated like their own; all families will be treated as part of one large community.