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Obituary for Joe Stuhr at Levander Funeral Home of Elgin Joseph A. Stuhr, 78, of Petersburg, NE passed away Sunday, October 30, 2022, at his home. A Mass of Christian Burial will be 1030 a.m., Thursday, November 3, 2022 at St. Bonaventure Catholic Church, Raeville, NE with Fr. John Norman and Deacon John Starman officiating. Burial will follow in the

For my thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are your ways my ways—declares the Lord. For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways, my thoughts higher than your thoughts. Isaiah 55:8-9
What a gem Joe was, to all who knew & loved him.
Carrie, Greg, Aaron, Scott, & all of your families - we are grieving with you, and offer our deepest sympathy and prayers.
Kate, Alice, Ken, Janice, & all of our families - we are praying hard for your hearts, and especially for Joe, to be reunited with your parents and loved ones, singing with the Communion of Saints.

Please share any memories and photos you have of Joe.

We will post the funeral arrangements when we hear from the family ❤️

We celebrated 125 years of continuous ownership of our family farm on September 3 of this year. It didn’t happen all at once, and it has been in the making for generations. Four generations to be exact. The fifth generation growing & learning as we speak 🥰💗💚💜❤️💙🧡
God is Good all the time 🙏☀️

Here are some memories from our Q125 celebration, and fond memories from years past, captured by Brian’s brother, Mike Stuhr.
So wonderful to relive some of the day & these great memories 🥹🙏☀️💗
Check Mike out on YouTube at Nebraska WoodSTR

WoodSTR Roots Q125 Family Reunion Family Farm had its Q125 this year, homesteaded in 1897. Family and friends from all over came to help celebrate. Recreated the pic of all the grandkids fro...

Has anyone else had an interesting Harvest this season?? It seems like so much start & stop, rare breakdowns, & just hard to find a rhythm. Let’s keep pressing on!
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Not all days are good days.

Some days are hard.

The hard days are the days that teach us the most.

If you will allow it you will learn humility, build character, build strength and wisdom.

Or you can let it define you. You can allow it to be all you are remembered for.

Be more than that! Let the hard days mold your scars and imperfections into the individual you will become.

Use the skills and lessons that come with the hard days to improve. To become stronger and more intentional.

To build a better you

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in·teg·ri·ty
the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness.

grit
courage and resolve; strength of character.

Is Frost Headed to Your Fields this Week? Check Out this Map Colder air is drifting toward much of the Corn Belt to end the week. It is advancing through the central U.S. and then will continue its chilly journey toward the East Coast.

Lunch date 🥰🚜🍂🍁

Gorgeous sunrise yesterday for the first day of Fall 🍁🍂💛

God is Good, All the Time.